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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
3
The Campbell Brothers publish a weekly newspaper in Eugene Oregon every Friday with subscription rates of 150 per year prepaid and 200 at year end. It is entered at the Eugene postoffice as second class matter.
J A Macdonald of the Toronto Globe argues the secular press must aid missions by upholding honor and truth in relations with non Christian nations. He attacks British diplomacy and imperialism, warns Americans on foreign policy, and contends empire and conquest mirror the survival of the strongest, citing the Philippines and treatment of natives.
A brief tongue in cheek piece notes editors crave not to publish sensitive items. It humorously suggests telling editors to skip items and compares restraint to a Turkish bath, urging coolness when asked to omit content. The light column emphasizes disparate reactions among editors and readers.
A sporty suburban home scene shows a servant girl Mary serving bread and cheese to a policeman while the mistress calls from upstairs. The exchange hints at domestic routines and a bustling household as Mary jokes about starting her washing.
Mrs Bellamy Storer wife of the recalled Vienna minister says Roosevelt sent a letter to Cardinal Rampolla when he was New York governor. She and her husband will not retaliate against the president but will await Washingtons next move, noting Roosevelts habit of strategic card playing.
The loggery memory recalls Henry G Hadley on a Vermont peddling wagon where stone fences hid a poor farmer who claimed five acres. A Bohemia Nugget writer defends women in vices debates, noting social ostracism and male excuses after misfortune, riffing on Adam and the tree of life.
Wealthy bachelor farmer Hiram Delaney of English Iodinna area awoke to eight crying babies on his doorstep wrapped in blankets with a note claiming all were his. His mother took in the foundlings while officials were asked to investigate a possible blackmail scheme. Delaney denies paternity of the infants.
Senator Bailey argues that federal courts derive powers only from Congress and not the constitution, claiming Congress can set rates and keep them until final court orders. He contends federal courts lack authority to intervene by injunction, a view praised by legal scholars as clear as Chief Justice Marshall. The stance, if correct, would represent a serious setback for railroad regulation.
The text claims a subtle Ryan Belmont political thnat shapes nearly all matters presented to the public through papers and orators. It accuses a small trust of intent to hoodwink voters and seize politics and money after the upcoming election, likening Standard aggregation to a canal boat beside a steamship.
Young Mizner claims his trunk was rifled of jewelry and precious stones valued at 76. He says the theft followed his wife the Yerkes widow cutting his allowance, inviting suspicion. He suggests pawnbrokers may hold the jewels.
A rugged tale portrays a shower of disillusion as a supposed prophet leads followers to ruin. The piece names a harsh reckoning, the betrayed crowd, and the collapse of trust amid a community upheaval.
The passage cites harsh accusations against Elijah Dowle by his followers, including rumors of polygamy linked to the phrase hardness of heart in Zion. It also references a “excellent gentleman” who had another man killed to obtain his wife and a claim about King David permitting multiple wives due to hardness of hearts.
Coquille correspondence to Bandon Recorder notes candidates emerging as the political scene heats up in a steamboat and newspaper town. The writer jokes about a June wedding tied to political sailing and mentions a Connecticut blue law, while the Portland Telegram questions the planned nuptials signaling a “good time” ahead.
Morrison Athey, the third white person born in Oregon, died Thursday morning in Portland. He was born across the river from Oregon City in 1844, and his parents came with the first Whitman party in 1530.
Chancellor Von Bulow fainted in the German reichstag after working from eight in the morning until near midnight while handling the Moroccan entanglement. The note suggests that many American officials would faint under such long hours.
A Portland court finds Jower, identified as a Chinaman, guilty of keeping a young white woman in bondage. He receives zero days in jail and a fine of 220 dollars, while noting many white men engage in similar wage-based “bondage” but avoiding blame due to race.
James Snyder, who died recently at Lebanon, was 61 and married to Freelove Metisan Flowe. A longtime Methodist member, he served 41 years as a class leader and left eleven children, eight living, with two sons in the ministry.
Police report shows a notice from Jennings and Edwards urging friends to call and settle outstanding accounts as they aim to close out their business. Endorses prompt action and cooperation to avoid prolonged proceedings.
Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine survived a severe throat inflammation and lung congestion after three doctors gave him up to die. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery as the last resort that saved his life. The remedy claims to ease coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis weak lungs hoarseness and la grippe. Guaranteed at W L DeLano’s drug store with price one dollar and a free trial bottle offered.
L S Napier of Bugles Kentucky credits Back en's Amnica Salve for relief from piles after a ten year struggle. The appeal notes the salve heals wounds burns and sores like magic and is sold at W L DeLane's drug store. Hampton Bros advertises a portrait coupon with every 1.00 purchase through April 21st.
Garden seed catalog highlights Aspar agus tree bean and edible pod peas, along with rheu barb and vegetable oysters, all listed for bala cultivation.
Fragmentary classified style note mentions pains in the tack and inflammation. No clear event or date. The snippet references Hollister and Kentucky Mountain, suggesting a remedy or location related mention.
W B Yates a well known Lane county citizen died at Irving Friday evening at the age of years. Brights disease was listed as the cause. He leaves a wife and one son Arthur. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 10 30 at the U B church Irving with interment in Mulkey cemetery.
C A Johns, a 45 year old Oregon pioneer and Baker City native, is praised for loyalty to the Republican party and a broad base of support. He has served as mayor, school director, and a noted attorney with strong Eastern Oregon backing and a clean public record, seen as unifying the party and boosting a Republican governor’s election.
Commitee members Yoran Green and Kays urged county court to protest a trestle piling on the county road by the river near Springfield. Knights Templar plan Easter services at Congregational church with a musical program. Norris Rowe’s circus comes to Eugene May 7. potential Huddleston’s addition venue. SP Oregon roadmaster Bollins arrives to discuss a spur to gravel bar across the river from Haines tannery amid expected fast work. Willamette Valley Company filter unit arrives. Cal Pryor buys partner’s Springfield barber shop stake and prospers. O S & Company seeks two railcar loads of steel rails for timber railroad extension.
US to Nettie G Krase for 80 acres in section 32. Also conveyances from Nettie and Frank Peters to BE Hileman for 80 acres in section 32. Multiple transfers involving Gaines Butler King Miller Dorward Lackey Timlin Garroutte Fullar Stephens Stephens Stephens cemetery grants Coburg Eugene Florence and Cottage Grove properties. Circuit Court notes promissory action and probate estates. Licenses for hunting issued in Coburg Pleasant Hill Creswell. Citizenship declaration by Ernest Wigmore. Notaries public filings.
A Cary Maine postmistress, Mrs Aleander, calls Dr Kings New Life Pills the best remedy for stomach, liver, and bowels in perfect order. The taglines claim energizing purifiers, with W L DeLa as druggist offering the product.
A promotion promises no loss of valuable photos and no trouble with agents. It highlights a good portrait of best material and workmanship. A purchase of a .00 score earns one coupon good for a portrait, valid until April 2.
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