Happy wedding at noon today at Taylor residence
A quiet noon wedding joined Blanche Marian Taylor and Samuel T. Thurston at 453 High Street in Eugene. Dr. D. E. Loveridge officiated. The couple, after a luncheon, left for Crawfordsville to reside where Thurston runs a sawmill business. Blanche is a former Eugene teacher and well regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Taylor
High Street
Blanche Marian Taylor
Samuel T. Thurston
Etta Eastland
Jabez Thurston
D. E. Loveridge
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Scab on Sheep in Lane County Reported
J W Bailey state dairy and food commissioner Portland reports sheep in Lane county badly diseased with the dead near Eugene he saw hundreds afflicted and many dead along roadsides He calls criminal carelessness and says action should be taken at once to stamp out the disease.
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J. W. Bailey
Portland
Lane County
Eugene
Mr. Bailey
Lyons Hanged for Murder in Lane County Oregon
Edward Elliott Lyons was hanged at 9:31 a.m. after a February murder of Sheriff W. W. Withers in Lane County Oregon. His execution followed a weeklong pursuit from Walton to Creswell, ending at the jail trap after Lyons admitted guilt and expressed Christian penance. The piece recalls the prior Lane County hanging of Claude Branton in 1598.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Elliott Lyons
Scafield
Fisk
Branton
Lane County
Claude Branton
John A. Linn
Cascade Mountains
Jane
Arrests Demand Surrender of Elliot Lyons in Horse Theft Case
Sheriff W W Withers and Constable Jack Smith plus deputy Cornelius went to Lyons home on February 8 to demand his surrender under a Jackson County warrant accusing him of horse theft from the previous day. Lyons had sheltered at his aging parents home nearby.
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W. W. Withers
H. A. Green
the Baptist Church
Drs. Paine
Day
Jack Smith
Cornelius
Eugene
Creswell
Elliot Lyons
Jackson County
Lyons
Albany Depot Yard Improvements Promised by Southern Pacific
The Albany Democrat urges rearrangement of depot yards to place the depot on this side of the tracks for public benefit. The paper notes Eugene will see improvements first, with Albany likely to gain needed upgrades about a year after Eugene. The call is for Koehler to have an artist draft an improvement plot for Albany yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Democrat
Southern Pacific
Hbugene
Albany
Koehler
Eugene
Pardoned Albany man with rape conviction tied to Douglas county
Has a position for Hugh Patterson of Albany who was convicted of rape in Douglas county but recently pardoned. The case involves a local reform action and indicates Patterson’s pardon status and prior conviction. Details on the pardon’s timing or presenting authority are not provided in the excerpt.
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Hugh Patterson
Albany
Douglas County
Lyons Sentenced to Death for First Degree Murder
The court records show March 4 convict Lyons of first degree murder by a jury. Judge Hamilton imposed death two days later. Lyons, now imprisoned, has studied religious texts, expressed Christian faith, and greeted visiting ministers while awaiting execution. He slept soundly last night and will work on a California railroad job after departure from custody. Patterson, a train crew member, was convicted for abducting a girl years ago. others involved escaped punishment due to age and inexperience.
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Lyons
Hamilton
Mt. Cloud
Mt. Shasta
California
Patterson
Saginaw
Patteron
Prisoner Reveals Calm Breakfast Routine During Retreat
At about 5 30 o clock the prisoner relaxed, showed no nervousness, ate a heavy breakfast, and chatted with his guards freely before proceeding with the day.
National Press Delegates Appoint Editors to Nebraska Meeting
National Press Delegates named by President Arthur Conklin of the Oregon Press Association appoint eight editors to the National Editorial Association for the Omaha convention in July. Delegates include KE Hofer of the Daily Journal Salem J R Whitney Daily Herald Albany Ira L Campbell Daily Guard Eugene L Wimberly Daily Review Roseburg C A Woody Pacific Baptist Portland A W Cheeney Herald Oregon City F C Soule Leader Toledo J H Zane AO A W Reporter Portland Frank S Harding Telephone Register McMinnville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Conklin
Oregon Press Association
National Editorial Association
Omaha
Neb
KE. Hofer
Daily Journal
Salem
J. BR. Whitney
Daily Herald
Albany
Ira L. Campbell
Daily Guard
Eugene
L. Wimberly
Daily Review
Roseburg
C. A. Woody
Pacific Baptist
Portland
A. W. Cheeney
Herald
Oregon City
F. C. Soule
Remains Sent East for Tobey Spouse
Mrs. O. P. Tobey left after noon for Vassar Michigan with the remains of her husband who died the other day. She will be joined at The Dalles by F. W. Tobey who will accompany her east. W.7. Gordon embalmed the body and prepared it for shipment.
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O. P. Tobey
Vassar
Mich
Dalles
F. W. Tobey
Gorden
Lawn Growth Aid Announcement by Chambers Brothers
An advertisement claims a product titled Tey our bows. leriiliver is easy to apply and nearly odorless. It is said to stimulate lawn growth, making grass thick and velvety.
Bound Over On Charge Of Rape
Joe Matlock, son of J D Matlock, arrested at 8 30 pm by Policeman Geo Crover for attempting to rape Rosa Bell 15 daughter of S J Bell on North Lawrence street. He stopped her Monday night on Pearl street near Samuel Clarkson residence where she works as a domestic. After her parents alerted police, Matlock was caught again during a second attempt and bound over in 4 to appear before Judge Hamilton in June. bondsmen are his father and brother.
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Joe Matlock
J. D. Matlock
Geo. Crover
Rosa Bell
S. J. Bell
North Lawrence Street
Matlock
Samuel Clarkson
Pearl Street
Croner
Wintermeier
Hamilton
Circuit Court
B.D. Matlock
W. C. T. U. Institute Meets at Creswell Church
The W. C. T. U. Institute for Lake County gathered at Creswell's Methodist Church at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon. Delegates attended from Cottage Crowe Compton Creewell Coburg Springfield and other groups with National Organizer Round present. Readings on parity work and reports from counties followed, with evening discussion on Next Steps from pulpit teacher and business perspectives. Thursday sessions featured Eva Chamberlain of Cottage Circle on home reading matter while a question box spurred discussion.
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W. C. T. U. Institute For
Lare County
Creswell
Cottage Crowe
Belle Wooley
Compton
Davidson Kugene
Kate McClong
Handsuiter
Houston
Creewell
Louise H. Johnson
Klowe
Shaefer
Coburg
Barnard
Inez Hendrix
Springfeld
Loomis
Louise FP
Mr. McKay
Eva Chamberlain
Cottage Circle
Reames Wins Warm Welcome in Jacksonville Oregon
District Attorney A. F. E. Reames Democratic congressional nominee arrived by southbound train with the Medford High School Cornet Band. Cannon fire and fireworks greeted the procession as a large crowd gathered at the depot. He thanked locals with a brief speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
A. F E. Reames
Congress
Medford
Reames
Death of Chas Redmond Rocks Northwest Athletes
Word came from Eugene that Chas Redmond, a University of Oregon graduate, died in Phoenix yesterday. He was popular in Eugene and widely known in the Northwest for sprinting records. He had been ill for months while serving as a professor at the Ashland Normal School.
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Eugene
Chas, Redmond
University of Oregon
Phoenix
Arizona
Northwest
Ashland Normal School
Hospital Transport For Wheeler With Unhealed Leg
To the hospital at Portland today went A Wheeler who was injured in Albany about four years ago when his leg was broken. The bone has never healed adequately to enable him to use the leg. Mrs Wheeler accompanied him to the Good Samaritan hospital for treatment.
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A. Wheeler
Albany
Portland
Semaritan
Mra. Wheeler
Business Change on Willamette Street
Ray, who ran a worn- and estate business on Willamette Street just north of Seventh, has sold to G. L. Dennings who recently sold his candy factory stake to partner Otto Kauffman.
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Ray
Willamette Street
Seventh
G. L. Dennings
Otto Kauffman
A Bad Man From Lane Robs Roseburg Saloon
Rosbourg April 15 N T Bridges an employee of Booth Kelly Lumber Company Lane county visited Roseburg with his family. After a card game at C L Reed s saloon he restrained the dealer Hail Thomas with one hand and emptied the cash drawer with the other. He fired the revolver into the table then escaped with about 160. He has not been seen since.
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Bridges
Morris Loveday Wedding at Bailey Home on Luat Ninth
J D Morris of Eugene and Laura Loveday of Seattle were married last evening in the Bailey home on Luat Ninth street. Rev J S McCallum conducted the ring ceremony at 8 p m in ivy and floral decorated parlors. The bride wore light gray voile with white silk and appliqué trimmings and carried a shower bouquet. Dainty refreshments followed as Mrs Bailey noted this is the first wedding in the home despite the Baileys approaching a golden anniversary next year.
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Gunard
Bailey
Luat Ninth Street
J. D. Morris
Eugene
Laura Loveday
Seattle
McCallum
Miss Stones Purpose Lecturing for Charity
Critics in Eugene complain about Miss Stone being paid by a lecture bureau while she uses public lectures to raise funds. She aims to donate large sums to charity, claiming a 865000 release sum and pledging an equal amount from lecture proceeds to charitable enterprises. The article portrays her as a missionary and steadfast in her stated mission.
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Eugene
Miss Stone
Mise Stone
Mohair Auction Sets High Prices in Oregon Pools
A pool of 6600 pounds of mohair sold at Silverton yesterday. Wm. Brown & Company of Salem led bidding at 474 cents per pound. In Polk County another pool brought 484 cents per pound, though of higher quality than the Silverton lot.
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Silverton
Wm. Brown & Company
Salem
Polk County
Death of Berkshire child at Joshen
A seven year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs J M Berkshire, died Wednesday morning at Joshen. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Vloneant Hill cemetery. The family and community extend sympathy.
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J. M. Berkshire
Joshen
Vloneant Hill
Winchester man uses new life pills to save wife
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife's stomach and liver illness with no medical help. He resorted to Dr King’s New Life Pills and she found relief immediately and was cured. Available for 25 cents at W L De Lano’s drug store.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
W. L. DeLanos Drug Store
Nilled at Spokane former Eu gene resident commits suicide
James Warnick aged about T years, a former Eu gene resident, shot himself with a double barreled shotgun at his cousin Gr R Bretts home in the Fourth Avenue and Bay street residence in Spokane First ward. Coroner D L Smith says the wound to the heart indicates self infliction. only one shell used. Warnick belonged to Eugene lodge A O U W.
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Spokane
Spokesman-Review
James Warnick
Eugee
Fourth Avenue
Bay Street
Gr. R. Brett
Brett
Mr. Brett
Mr. Warnick
D. L. Smith
Warnick
Eugene Lodge
City enforces 12 ounce butter roll weight rule
Dairy Commissioner J W Bailey of Portland arrives in the city to declare all butter must weigh 12 ounces per roll. He reports current local butter weighs 27 to ? ounces per roll and warns merchants not to sell under 12 ounces unless labeled. He vows prosecutions for short weight butter.
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J. W. Bailey
Portland
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Couple Weds in Portland Nearby Justice of the Peace
Married yesterday evening Thomas J. Cook of Hale wed Miss Jane Taylor of Portland in a ceremony conducted by Justice of the Peace A. Wintermeier. The couple plan to reside in Southern Oregon.
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Thomas J. Cook
Hale
Jane Taylor
Portland
Justice of the Peace &. A. ,Wintermeier
Oregon
Leesville man saved by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption
A Leesville resident, once expected to die, credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Cure of Consumption. The testimonial cites immediate relief from asthma and a complete cure, claiming similar successes against pneumonia bronchitis and grip. Priced at 60 cents and one dollar, with trial bottles free through W L Delano.
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Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
W. L. Delano
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Edward Elliot Lyons
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Suslaw
Withers
Fred Fisk
National Press Delegates
Chambers
Hrothers
Young Joe Matlock
W. C.T. U. Institute
Redmond
Morris-Loveday
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Schwarzschild’s
Oliver
Oliver Steel
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