Local Mews Roundup of Resident Movements and Appointments
Miscellaneous notices recount residents traveling to Albany Ragene and Rosburg visiting friends reporting business trips to Oregon Washington and Seattle. Individuals named include Henry Gr ve t Andersen Mulk from kK Chessman W Harris and E J Lea with shifts in duties at Honolulu Experiment Station from assistant chemist to head chemist and salary increase to 1800 per year.
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Chessman
Giss County Pointe
Maud Hammit
Ialem
Hill
James Miller
Hezlent
Ragene
Ater Tozier
Creewellernoon
Haines
Fternoon
Oregon
W Harris
Cottage Grove
Gil
Chas Demorest
County
Mich
A Stephen 8 Wise
Portland
EL Fisher
Ente
Wm Preston
Rosburg
Vanduya
Cowas
E J Lea
Grove
Honolulu
A Gentleman Cowboy in Paris Duel Plot in Paris Café
Thomas Rockwell narrates a daredevil ruse in Paris to spare Ned Urner from a duel. A French duelist, M. Bichot, plans to kill a presumed insulted American, prompting an elaborate staged pistol demonstration by Ned with help from Mark Winter and a staged studio gathering. The ruse culminates in a dramatic confrontation and a mistaken target.
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France
Germany
Paris
Ned Urner
St. Louis
Ned
M. Bichot
Latin Quarter
Mark Winter
Bichot
America
Winter
North America
Mr. Winter
Thomas Rockwell
Lee M Travis Democratic senator nominee from Lane County
Lee M Travis, the Democratic nominee for state senator from Lane County, is profiled with his origins in Steuben County New York born June 20 1874 and his long career in law politics. The narrative covers his family moves across several states, education at the University of Oregon and Michigan, service in the Spanish American War, admission to the bar in 1899, and later career in Oregon politics and law.
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Lee M Travis
Lane County
Eugene
Steuben County
New York
Michigan
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
California
Rey G J Travie
NY Volunteers
Rev Travis
Baptist Church
Oakland
Oregon
Travis
University of Oregon
Blackstone
Ken
Parsons
2Nd
Oregon Volunteers
Philippines
Rio de Janeiro
Golden Gate Harbor
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Traviates Mason
George E. Chamberlain Early Life Note
George E Chamberlain born near Natches Mississippi January 1 1871 entered Washington and Lee University Lexington later pursued law and politics.
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E Chamberlain
Natches
Mississippi
Washington and Lee University
Rockefeller School tribute to a pioneer pirate of industry
A fragmented, era voice tribute praises John D. Rockefeller as a bold, original pioneer who organized a great industry and influenced railroads and legislation. The piece compares him to a generous boy sharing apples, reflecting a historical newspaper tone.
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John D . Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Riverside Lodge Emerges at Jasper with New Officers
EW Lodge at Jasper, Riversife Lodge, Order of Lions installed Saturday night revealing Riverside as the new lodge name. Past President J M Keeney and President Geof Dean lead a long list of officers including Franklin Bull as VP, Alberta Sylvester as Secretary, B F Sylvester as Treasurer, chaplain Mary 8 Keeney, sergeant at arms Rolla W Hoff, Nellie Dean as assistant, doorkeeper Mary Bull, and other trustees Marian Wallace, Mary Sylvester, and J M Keeney.
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Riversife Lodge
Order of Lions
Terwis Bradley
Order of Lions Organtot
Japsper
Qew Lodge
Hare
Tee
Lowblessing
Omiars
Walentin Tangeet
J M Keeney
Geof Dean
Franklin Bull
Alberta Sylvester
B F Sylvester
Mary 8 Keeney
Rolla W Hoff
Nellie Dean
License Day At Eugene Saloon Row
License day in the city saw ten saloon owners pay City Recorder Corrie $250 each for a six month term. A new ordinance raises annual license to $500 payable semiannually, stirring objections but many accept the 14 month plan to save bonds and fees. Government notes a wartime shipment of horses and mules from Missouri to South Africa may have breached neutrality.
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Eugene
Corrie
Missouri
South Africa
Butter Story Sparks Gaiety in Nations
Senator Depew shares a butter tale at a high glass restaurant where oleomargarine appears on the table. A friend asks the waiter how to pronounce it and the waiter deadpans that in his view it should be pronounced putter. The quip highlights job pressure in refined dining circles.
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Depew
The
Gaiety of Nations
Palace of Pleasure
Roosevelt picks distant officials for Pacific coast offices
The Oregon Republican state convention had just adjourned after praising President Roosevelt when he named a District of Columbia man for the Register of the Jubilee land office and a Nebraska receiver. The move signals intra party balancing and national patronage in a western region.
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Oregon
Republican State Convention
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Pacific Coast
Register of the
Junesa Land Office
Nebraska
Dillon Calls Chamberlain A Damned Liar In Commons
A New York religious paper recounts the House of Commons scene where Mr Dillon called Mr Chamberlain a liar. Unable to print the expletive, the paper records the remark as a damned liar with brackets indicating omitted words. Dillon then remarks that the right honorable member is an infamous liar.
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New York
House of Commons
Her Magnanimous Decision in an Angry Exchange
A brief exchange shows a quarrel resolving as one party concedes fault and the other accepts the apology, highlighting themes of pride and forgiveness in a social dispute.
Palestine Pointers Report Busy Local Doings
Special to the Guard Crow April 4. Mr and Mrs W L Ford made a hurried business trip to Eugene. 88 Stephens and daughter Mrs Emmett Withrow of Noti are both reported quite sick. Funeral attendance for Mrs RL Hayes noted with visitors from Heppner and Hadleyville. Ivy farm purchase, preachers visiting Hadleyville, and Arbor Day observed with school clean up. Industry news includes cattle trading and goate sale near Polllomath.
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Crow
W Lford
Eugene
Stephens
Emmett Withrow
Noti
James Hayes
John Lurley
Heppner
RL Hayes
Hadleyville
Walter Cannadsy
Cometock
Secon
Ivy Farm
W B Smith
Hale
J Kraal
Muncey
Roneburg
Holland School House
E R Moon
Eugene Divinity School
Bailey
Dillard
Ore
Central School House
HA Hammond
Wyoming
Vancouver
Seattle
Manitoba
Chas Hollenbeck
Ate
Frank Fick
E Evans
Riileoon
Oregon
Marriage of Monroe and May Barnes at Washington Street home
Rev GN Wall of the Cumberland Presbyterian officiated at 3 PM for George Monroe and May Barnes, uniting them as husband and wife. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents’ home on Washington Street and the couple will reside in Eugene.
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GN Wall
Cumberland Presbyterian Electeh
George Monroe
Mice Amis May Barnes
Solomon Harnes
Washington Street
Eugene
Courthouse Lodging House Offers Clean Refreshments in Eugene
In Eugene a lodging house near the courthouse provides new beds with freshly papered and painted rooms. Floors are clean and painted, with bright Brussels carpet by each bed, avoiding dusty or worn carpets.
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Eugene
Courthouse
Wil lamette Valley Woolen plans partial operation next week
Dairy Guard reports Wil lamette Valley Woolen Manufacturing Co president R McMurphey says machinery will be partly running next week. The boiler is fired, and at 6 am a large portion of Eugene residents were awakened by two loud whistle blasts. Setup progresses satisfactorily.
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Dairy Guard
R McMurphey
Willamette Valley Woolen Manufacturing Co
Eugene
Card of Thanks from Mrs JP Ramsey in Fairmount
A short note of gratitude from Mrs JP Ramsey of Fairmount dated April 14 thanking friends for sympathy during her husband’s long illness. The message expresses appreciation without naming individuals or details.
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Mra JP Ramsey
Fairmount
Building boom as hotels and sites resume work after bereavement
A note of thanks from Mrs F W Graham and Harry W Graham expresses gratitude for sympathy in bereavement. The Daily Guard reports excavation at Hotel Eugene’s new addition began this afternoon after rubbish removal. Fine weather boosts building activity citywide with many sites underway.
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F W Graham
Harry W Graham
Eugene
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