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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1901

Page

5

Supreme Court fallibility not proof of circuit injustice

After several reversals from the circuit courts, the article argues that such outcomes do not prove circuit incompetence or random rulings. Circuit judges handle hundreds of cases annually in open court, while Supreme Court justices review with months for study, aided by full briefs and arguments, suggesting high talent on circuits too.

Circuit Courts Supreme Court Circuit Court Supreme

A Dangerous Counterfeit in Elwood Minchin Controversy

Oregon City Enterprise notes a dispute over Elwood Minchin, youthful orator, with claims he did not appropriate a noted writer’s words. Critics argue he had a right to use some words but not too many, labeling the delivery as dangerous counterfeit.

Elwood Minchin Babes

Salem Faces Strain From Occupation Tax on Bucket Shop Gambling

New Yorks bucket shop gamblers face sharp tax and regulatory challenges under revenue laws that clash with state prohibitions. Some consider moving to Canada to avoid taxes while Salem businessmen demand a substitute for the occupation tax. City council pressure raises broad resentment toward occupation taxes.

New York Canada Salem Salem Council

Aguinaldo swearing allegiance and local court notes

Aguinaldo refuses full confidence in his allegiance to the United States while a prisoner. The Oregon City Enterprise notes Judge McBride will open circuit court in Clackamas county on April 15 with a large divorce docket. Kansas municipal elections focus on liquor, with Nation’s saloon smashing triggering intense dry and wet splits. Modern skyscrapers demand vast iron, including a Chicago building contract for eight thousand tons for Marshal Field. Newberg farmers institute quotes Prof. Cordley on Hessian fly as a major pest.

Aguinaldo United States Oregon City Enterprise McBride Clackamas County Kansas Nation Pituneberg Fim Chicago Marshal Field

Claims for Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Amid Health Warnings

An advertisement extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and allied organ diseases, claiming it prevents deterioration from neglecting health warnings. It asserts no alcohol or narcotics, sharing a testimonial of recovery from bed-bound illness and offering Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser for mail-order details.

Storm- Pierce Golden R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

Insect Brood Stages Across Seasons in Ohio

The text outlines mosquito like insect life cycles in Ohio with egg color, hatching maggot near plant bases, and repeated broods from September to October, then April or May, potentially three broods in rainy seasons. It notes eggs are yellow and the larva settles near the plant base feeding there.

Ohio

Russia, Japan Naval Power Compared in Early Warning Analysis

Russia leads in manpower and artillery but loses strategic mobility as warships must cross vast distances from Baltic and European waters. Japan’s sailors have proved capable fighters afloat, and Russia cannot reach Japan by land, relying on sea routes to engage.

Russia Japan Baltic European

Mark Hanna in national debate criticized as power broker

The writer denounces Mark Hanna as the dominant force behind presidential policy, calling him a corrupt power broker. The piece mocks plans to feature expert Mexican bullfighters at the Buffalo Pan-American fair, arguing the cruelty will be omitted and audiences expect real blood in fights or performances.

Mark Hanna Mark Buffalo

Sentiment on youth careers from Mr C H Markhem

Mr C H Markhem, general agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad, urged boys to value skilled trades over professional careers. He said he would rather be a first class mechanic with a dirty brow than a second class lawyer or doctor.

C H Markhem Southern Pacific Railroad

Not Hereditary Infections and Lung Health Claims

A fragment discusses consumption being infectious rather than hereditary, noting a one sixth impact on humanity. It argues low vital force as hereditary aids infection and advocates Scottish cod liver oil emulsion for lung health, urging fair care to save lives.

Pleasant Hill Jottings April 2 1881

Sleet fell last night. Bam Parker leaves for Satew Oregon for an asylum placement. Mise Hoea Rees visits with Mrs Geo Milam. James Buchanan and Paul Bristow set for Alaska. Woodman ball next Friday hosts event. Prof JT Meakin to speak. Manley Gilbert and Leo Shelley depart for Eastern Oregon. Easter social at Woodman ball next Saturday hosted by Deavorers. Mrs Deering and family of San Jose visiting relatives. Arbor day program in school. Rev Dan Beughleman preaches to full house Sunday. Free pupils from February exam all passed. names listed: Circe Doering Clyde Parks Tinos Rees Migr tie Slayter Fay Buchanan James Callison Edward Swift Franklin Swift.

Bam Parker Satew Oregon Mise Hoea Rees Thurston Geo Milam James Buchanan Paul Bristow Alaska Manley Gilbert Leo Shelley Woodman Ball Endeavorera Dan Beughleman Cirsce Doering Clyde Parks Tinos Rees iMigrtie Slayter Fay Buchanan James Callison Edward Franklin Swift

Brave Men Fall Noted in Health Ads from Idaville

Victims suffer stomach liver and kidney issues and general weakness with loss of appetite backache nervous headaches and tiredness. AIp pare, J W Gardner of Idaville endorses Electric Bitters as restoring strength and appetite. Bottle 50c at W L DeLane's drug store with guarantee.

J W Gardner Idaville Ind W L DeLane

For Sale Land of A J Keeney Estate in Lane County

Land belonging to the estate of A J Keeney deceased divides 575 acres of fine farm and pasture lands with improvements. Situated about three quarters of a mile from Goshen and six miles southeast of Eugene. Offered for sale on very reasonable terms. Call on J B Keeney on the farm or address J M and B F Keeney administrators at Jasper Oregon.

A J Keeney Lane County Goshen Eugene

For Sale Items Including Horses and Farm Equipment

For sale by J. R. Yarrs. Mower, seed wheat, two Oliver Chilled plows, two wagons, blacksmith tools set, steel and wood barrows, several harness sets, five Poland China bags, nine horses weighing 1200 to 1500, cook stove, half share of threshing outfit, two buggies, two milch cows and other numerous items.

J. R. Yarrs

Buff Plymouth Rocks Displayed for Sale on the Coast

On about the 20th of this month J O Watts will receive direct from the original Burdick gold nugget stock one of the finest Buff Plymouth Rocks pens on the coast. Only a very few eggs from this pen will be for sale this season.

J O Watts Burdick Buff Plymouth Rocks

80 Acre Land Near Eugene Not Valley With Timber

80 acre tract in Not valley 15 miles north east of Eugene partly improved with good spring water and timber near a school. Cash price 275, or 525 on easy terms. Address H F Lancenovan Kiowa Colorado.

Eugene Not Valley Lancenovan Kiowa Colorado

Trade for wood seeks piano or organ barter

Short classifieds list trades and job notices. A caller wants body fir wood in exchange for a piano or organ at Seventh Street near Wilamette. Also notes a young man wanted for logging camp work, a store move, and advertising costs in the newspaper trade.

Rann Seventh St Wilamette

Jasper Items April 1901 News and Notes

April 1901 Jasper items note E E Upmeyer of Harrisburg enroute to Fail Creek and jokes about an April fool railroad. Paul Hadhey praised yet distrusted as deputy assessor. E L Gum sold property on the mountain, in Eugene with Mrs Gum ill. Miss Lena Blume hires spring term teacher. logging camps operate nearby. A Salt Lake City lecturer visits the school house. A seven foot male coyote was killed yesterday after living on goats and pigs. surrounding lair guarded by goats and a pig.

Paul Hadhey Jasper E L Gum Eugene Gum Dera Wallace

Acreage and Livestock Leasing Offer in Oregon

A 90 acre farm and sand ranch near Cloverdale across Coast Fork from Goshen is for rent with 150 acres of adjacent land available. The property supported cattle, with 255 head fed 10 tons of hay last winter and in good condition. another season saw 150 head kept on range with no extra feed. Interested parties may contact owner JAMELLARS in Eugene, Oregon.

Goshen Cloverdale Jamellars Eugene

Oliver Plow Agents appoints 191 agents across districts

Oliver Plow Agents FL Chambers announces 191 agents assigned to Wheeler and Scott Cottage Grove C F Hariburt Janetson City A Bond and Bon Irving Hazelton Hios Creswell P L Bristow Pleasant Hill with genuine extras restricted to these locations.

FL Chambers Wheeler & Scott Cottage Grove C F Hariburt Janetson City Bond & Bon Irving Hazelton Hios Creswell P L Bristow Pleasant Hill Gevuine Oliver

Spring School Teacher Miss Nina Humphry Named

Miss Nina Humphry of Unity will teach the spring school. Mr Charlies Pogive attended as guest of Miss Octavia Stiers on Sunday. Miss Mary Cain of Hazel Dell visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Edward Cain of Rush Island, on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Maliesa Craig has been ill the past week but is improving. Mr W B Goodman has gone to Eugene to work in the sassand door factory. Mr Jasper Hills has quit logging for the present.

Nina Humphry Unity Charlies Pogive Octavia Stiers Mary Cain Hazel Dell Edward Cain Rush Island Maliesa Craig W B Goodman Eugene

Post office notices at Eugene April 4 1901

Remaining in the post office at Eugene Oregon on April 4 1901 are Anderson John Allen Bert Alexander Mrs R Fisher L H Holt Mise Ellen Morris Miss Susan Malavey John Neuman Mrs Mary Ross Mrs Carrie Smith WB Sebmitt John A charge of one cent will be made on all letters given out. Persons when calling for letters should state when advertised. H F McCorsack PM.

Eugene Ore Anderson John Allen Bert Alexander Mra R Fisher L H Holt Mise Ellen = Morris Susan Malavey John Neuman Mary Ross Carrie Smith WB Sebmitt John H F McCorsack

Wanted Farms and Teamatera to board horses at Warnock's

Advertises Warnock’s feed yard corner 8th and Pearl opposite the court house seeking farmers to park horses. Offers cash price for poultry eggs and flour related trades. Claims fair treatment and high cash payment from W J Warnock.

Teamatera Warnock W J Warnock 8Th and Pearl Streets Court House

Egg Hatchery Advertises Prize White Langshans and Wyandottes

Egg hatching ads offer premium stock from Portland Salem and Albany. Contact Mrs AL Kiskanp River road Eugene. Also listed are Surkey plow for $30 and L Chambers Hemlock bark wanted 500 cords at $10 per cord. Enquire at the tannery. A W W Haines & Co.

Portland Salem Albany AL Kiskanp River Road Eugene

Piano and Organ Trade And Assay Office Move

Piano and organ trade options are discussed along with Herbert Leigh planning an assay office in Cottage Grove. The Oregonian notes Leigh leasing a new building on Willamette Street and David Cherry’s completion of the site. A flat local wood market and timber land inquiry near the Sivelaw River are also mentioned. Experiments in timber land claims and a mail inquiry from George A Hart seek buyers in Eugene.

Herbert Leigh Cottage Grove David Cherry Willametteetree Thescare Leigh Eugene Sivelaw Perth George A Hart Eugenes Oregon

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