Representative Business Men of Marshfield and Winooski VT
A brief excerpt cites Kon Mears of Marshfield VT as a former legislator and schools superintendent, with mr Convers of flot springs as president of Cold Storage Lee and Coal Co. It notes W H Meare as clerk and legislator, and includes a testimonial praising Peruna for catarrh relief with claims of long-standing trouble and relief after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kon. Mears
Marshfield
Mr. Convers
Flot Springs
Cold Storage
Lee and Coal Co
W. HW
HH. Meare
Peruna Cited by Officials in Catarrh Relief Claims
Letters from Mr. GG Conyers of Hot Springs Arkansas and Rev J W McLaughlin of Washington D C along with attorney KR S Tharin of Pennsylvania Ave Washington D C praise Peruna as a cure or strong remedy for catarrh and related indigestion noting significant personal relief and urging its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharin
Anti-Trust League
Pennsylvania Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
Japan seeks to break Anglo Japanese treaty
Vienna April 10 An influential newspaper states Japan intends to terminate the British Japanese alliance of 1905. The pact provided for consolidation of peace in eastern Asia and India, supporting the independence and territorial rights of China and the involved empires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Allegefesle Reitung
Japan
Asia
India
May 25 Special Bond Election Set for Siusla District
The court fixed May 25 as the date for the bond election on a $2,670,000 project. District voters must approve the funding for the proposed improvement plan. The district ballot was found to contain over the legal voter percentage, necessitating a recheck but bonds may proceed if valid.
Horace Burnett Marries in Shaky City Editor Note
Horace B Burnett city editor of The Coord and Miss Jo mphine Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Jensen married at the bride’s brother Lawrence Jensen’s home 35 West Seventh Street Rev Trimble officiated They will reside in Eugene after a southern Oregon trip leaving Junction area only close relatives attended the ceremony
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Horace B. Burnett
The
Coord
Jomphine J. Jensen
God
Peter Jensen
Junction
Rev 1 Trimble
Lawrence EB. Jensen
West Seventh Street
Cod Mra
Burnett
Jast Merit
Oregon
Eugene
Broom
Mathews and party purchase 45 acre Johannessen tract
Sam Mathews and wife, visiting Southern Oregon, bought a 45 acre parcel known as the Johannessen place northeast of town. Accompanied by Co. W. Darling and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horton of Fargo, they plan to return to Fargo via Portland and the Sound, expecting by April 20. Mathews, a longtime Fargo hotel man, plans to spend next winter in the west and return this fall when possession is given. Burton also bought land near the Mathews tract. They will travel home by Canadian Pacific after visiting Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mathews
Fargo
N. D
Mr. Mathews
Oregon
Johannessen Place
Mathews
San Diego
Co. W. Darling
J. W. Horton
Burton
Gopher
Canadian Pacific
Portland
Sound
Roosevelt Denies Interviews With French Reporters
Paria April 10 Ex President Roosevelt telegram from Port Said denies meeting French correspondents in Naples and says he never spoke with Le Journal reporter. Le Journal insists a half hour talk occurred and defends the published interview as accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Roosevelt
Port Sot
Naples
le Journal
Aokis Settle in Seattle Suburban Cottage
Seattle April 10 Mr and Mrs Gunturt Aoki have taken a suburban cottage at Dunlap near the city. Mrs Aoki is Gludvas Emery daughter of Archdeacon Emery of San Francisco, and Aoki is a former Japanese house servant in Emery's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Gunturt Aoki
Dunlap
Here
Aoki
Gludvas Emery
Archdeacon Emery
San Francisco
Mr. Emery
Butterine Fire Damages Swift Plant in Chicago
Fire at Swift & Co temporary butterine plant in Chicago caused about 7500 dollars in damage. Crossed electric wires believed to be cause. Coroner held John Hughes's body awaiting instructions from relatives at Mahop’s Crossing, Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift & Co
Gordon
John Hughes
Imahop's Crossing
Quebec
Junction City recall reelects Francia Saylor as mayor
In a recall election held yesterday in Junction City, Francia Saylor won the mayoral seat with 74 votes to Mager Huston 60. Recall militants cited moral character and arbitrary use of office, while Mayor Houston alleged spite, coercion of council, and conspiracy to ruin him financially, vowing to test the matter in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Lane County
Francia Saylor
Mager Huston
Houston
Junction
Births in Eugene Wendling and Pleasant Hill
A birth notice reports a son born Friday April 1909 at Eugene hospital to Mr and Mrs D R Cook of Wendling weighing 8 pounds. Another entry dated March 28 1909 records a daughter born to Mr and Mrs James T Awbrey of Pleasant Hill. A third entry dated April 1 1909 notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Benton Wiscarson near Irving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
H. C. Knighten
Eugene Hospital
D. R. Cook
Wendilng
Andes
James T. Awbrey
Pleasant Hill
Benton Wiscarson
Irving
Died Florence Wednesday Aged Eight In Wes District
Florence died Wednesday at eight, daughter of editor H Weathersen of Wes. The obituary notes her young age and ties to the Wes community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Thelma
Aditor H. Weathersen
The
Wes
Indictments Quashed Against U N Haskell Lot Case
Tulea April 10 The C N Haskell Muskogee town lot indictments were squashed today. Supporters say he faced charges for campaign purposes in the national election. Judge John A Marshall of Utah upheld the motion in the United States Circuit Court, freeing Chas N Farel previously indicted by the federal grand jury for alleged fraud in Muskogee town lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulea
C. N. Hasel
Muskogee
Friends of
Haskell
John A. Marshall
Utah
United States
Cirreuit Court
Chas. N .Farel
Ftrret
Two Men With Two Axes Kill A Large Bear
Special correspondence describes Booth Kelly Company timber cruisers George Willoughby and Elmer Lee trapping a huge bear four miles west of J. D. Palmer's ranch on Brumwaugh creek. After a brutal duel using axes and a compass staff, they finally killed the animal, noting it was among the largest they had seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willoughby
Elmer Lee
Booth Kelly Company
J. D. Palmer
Brumwaugh Creek
Mr. Bruin
Willoughby
Mr. Lee
Brain
Lee
Bear
Willouchby
Mr. Bear
Henry Long Pioneer of 52 Victim of Self Inflicted Death
A Cottage Grove drawatch reports Henry Long, a pioneer of 52, killed himself Wednesday. Long’s family history follows westward migration with a wagon train, his father dying along the route and his mother later dying from illness while caring for a sick horse, leaving four children in dire straits as the remaining family wandered.
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Cottage Grove
Henry Long
Mr. Long
Plains
Oregon
Endlera
California
James Howard Searches for Deserted Children in Eugene
James Howard of Eugene learned of two deserted children and began a search. He found them near starved and malnourished, carried them to a train, and then to Oregon. Henry was raised by Howard, while Charles joined Elijah Mays's family in Eugene. Henry Long left a widow and brother George of Cottage Grove. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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James Howard
Eugene
Oregon
Mr. Howard
Henry
Charles
Elijah Mays
Henry Long
George
Cottage Fiore
Western Oregon Justice Viewed for Federal Judgeship
Washington reports say Oregon Supreme Court Justice Robert B Bean is the likely pick for a federal judgeship once sought by ex Senator Fulton. Taft administration secrecy clouds final decision but Bean is widely favored by Oregon's delegation and friends believe the appointment is near.
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Washington
Supreme Justce
Robert
Bean
Oregon
Fulton
Taft
White House
Salem
Supreme
Robert B Bean
Supreme Justice Fee
Wendling Worker Crushed by Log at Booth Kelly Yard
John Hughes of Booth Kelly Company Wendling was killed while unloading a car with a large log. After releasing the binding chains the log moved, pinning him beneath it. Coroner's jury ruled the death accidental. detectives noted a sister in Fairfield Maine and relatives at Bishop's Crossing in Ontario or Quebec.
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Prom
Daily Guard
John Hughes
Booth-Kelly Company
Wendling
Fairfield
Maine
Bishop's Crossing
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
W L Hardison Victim Of Auto Train Collision
W L Hardison vice president of the California Oil Producing Company and former Los Angeles Herald owner was killed near Roscoe when a car he rode in collided with a light engine on Southern Pacific tracks.
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Los Angeles
W. L. Hardison
California
Los Angeles Herald
Roscoe
Southern Pacific
Seattle Wins Bid for Railway Mail Service HQ
Postmaster General Hitchcoe signed an order establishing the thirteenth railway mail service division with headquarters at Seattle. The district covers Montana Washington Idaho Oregon and Alaska, with Portland Seattle and Spokane all contending for the headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcoe
Thirteenth Division Railway Mail Service
Seattle
Wash
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Alaska
Portland
Spokane
Births and Deaths in March Health Report
March health summary records 40 births 22 males 18 females and 12 deaths 8 males 4 females. Causes include valvular heart disease chronic nephritis liver carcinoma senility grip septicemia accident appendicitis cerebral hemorrhage colitis old age pneumonia. Five contagious cases reported one scarlet fever one diphtheria three typhoid fever.
Champion Jersey cow is dead in Missouri
Padre Estella, the champion Jersey butter cow of the world, died at her home in the Missouri Agricultural College. During the last year she produced 712 pounds of butter. The event was reported from Columbia, Missouri, with the dairy standout's death marking the end of an era for the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Padre Estella
Missouri Agricultural College
Swinburne, Poet, Dies in London
London reports the death of Algernon Charles Swinburne, noted poet and essayist, who passed away in the city today at age unspecified. Renowned for lyrical beauty, his work contrasted with more vigorous verse styles of his era.
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London
Oldest Woman in Lane County Turns 99
Mrs. Sarah Todd of Eugenes celebrated her 99th birthday on Monday March 29 and expects to see several more birthdays. She is the oldest person in Lane County and among the oldest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Todd
Eugenes
Lane County
Junction Times
Modjeska Dies at 65 in California Island Home
Madame Helena Modjeska famed Polish American tragedy actress died at ten in the morning at her Orange County ranch Arden near Los Angeles after a long illness of Bright's disease and heart trouble. She leaves husband Count Bozenta Chlapowski to inter her remains in Bracow, Poland.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Helene Modjenka
Ten O'Clork
Bay Cir
Orange County
Los Angele
Coun Boventa
Modjeska
Bhusband
Bracow
Poland
Helena Modjesia
Sarah Harnhardt
Duse
Bert
Cracow
Austrian
Benda
Suppor
Helena
Modrorewski
Ralph Thistoy
United States
Chicago
Mme
Modrezewska
Duma
Paris
Camille
Posen Mme
Modreczewske
Count.c. Bozenta Chlapowski
Warsaw
San Francisco
McCullough
Makager
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Sargseant
Mme, Modjeska
America
Mme. Modjeska
Arden
California
Marriage Notice in Lane County in April Nineteen O Nine
Married at the residence of Reverend C A Wooley in April 1909 Mr Bud Allen and Miss Faire Dell Wicks both of Lane county will begin housekeeping. Friends and kin extend best wishes and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wooley
Bud Allen
Faire Dell Wicks
Lane County
Ogden Family Considers Move to Eugene Area
E R Ogden and son W T from Aberdeen report favorable impressions of Eugene and may relocate there. The brief note suggests a potential move to the area as plans form for establishing residence or business friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Ogden
Woodlark nirl Poison touted for field pest control by Hoyt Chemical Co
The pamphlet endorses Woodlark nirrel Poison as a universal remedy against gophers sage rats and prairie dogs claiming guaranteed efficacy. It promises immediate action with no preparation and offers refunds if not as claimed while noting climatic factors do not affect its strength. Dealers in Portland Oregon are invited to contact Hoyt Chemical Co for the pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Chemical Co
Portland
Oregon
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Peru
Mr.c.g.convers
W. H. H. Mears
GG. Conyers
Cold Sterage Iveamt Coal Co
Hot Springs, Ark
Peruna
Pethayje
Mae
Siusla
Horace Burnett
GUARD
U.P Houston
U.N
Charles N. Haskell
Elmer Lee Pight
Brumbaugh Creek
Say Bean
Anita
State
Hastings
Mich
Hanson
Michaels, Stern & Co
Derweer
Lemokining Tow
East Ninth Street
Golden West
Closset & Devers Portland
Marv EL
Mary
Woodward, Clarke & Co
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