Open River Convention at Albany
Special to Daily Guard Albany Oregon April 14 300 delegates met in Albany with leaders Davis Struble and others. A Bourne Senate telegram said most Oregon river and harbor bill recommendations would pass. Address by Dr Davis urged permanent Willamette valley progress and open river navigation with reduced freight rates and free locks at Oregon City.
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Daily Guard
Albany
Eugene
Cot Grove
H. W. Davis
Wallace Struble
McFadden
Hofer
Bingham
Matlock
Bourne
Oregon
Senate
Dr. Davis
Willamette Valley
Pacific Coast
Wilamette
Willamette River
Oregon City Gateway
United States
Oregon City
Harbor Hill
Chamberlain
Willamette
Falfey
House of Representatives
Upper Willamette
Wireless message saves 90 lives as steamer sinks
Eureka, April 14. The Santa Clara carrying 95 on board struck Humboldt bar and foundered four miles offshore. Tug Ranger answered a wireless call and rescued all aboard, transferring 61 passengers first as heavy seas and a slow maneuver delayed operations. Crew and officers praised after safe landing in Eureka.
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Eureka
Cal
North Pacific Company
Santa Clara
Humboldt Bar
Ranger
Portland
San Francisco
Table Rock
Dozen or More Dead in Spokane Northern Pacific Wreck
At 2 p m estimates place the death toll from a Spokane railroad wreck between twelve and fifteen. The crash occurred after a wheel broke on the third freight car, sending subsequent cars off the rails into a lumber-filled embankment several hundred feet long. Three bodies recovered by 2 pm with eight more likely buried. the crew mostly escaped, aside from rear brakeman Rose who was badly bruised. Twelve injured were rushed to hospitals.
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Northern Pacific
Spokane
Rose
Hoffman House Leased to New Operator from Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs W F Osburn will step down May 1 from managing the Hoffman House and will run Hotel Osburn, now nearing completion. J W Moore arrives from Cheyenne Wyoming to lease the Hoffman building for four years and continue the same operations with planned improvements.
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W. F. Osburn
Hoffman House
J. W. Moore
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Osburn
Moore
Hoffman Building
Death of John F. Wetherbee in Portland to be buried here
John F. Wetherbee died April 13 1910 at Good Samaritan hospital Portland. Father of Eugene merchant F R Wetherbee. Remains arrive tonight for burial and funeral set for tomorrow at 2 o clock with interment in Masonic cemetery. An obituary will appear later.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
John F. Wetherbee
F. R. Wetherbee
Eugene Merchant
Masonic Cemetery
EEE Shipments Return to Old Rate Increases Per Ton
EEE shipments move in less than carload lots with a return to the old rate of 28 cents per hundred, meaning an increase of $3.60 on every ton affected.
Dr Bell's Anti Pain For Internal and External Pains
An old advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Anti Pain for relief from internal and external pains. The copy touts quick action and broad use for various ailments, urging readers to try the remedy available in stores.
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DR. Bell
Help Count Every Person in Eugene Census Request
The federal census begins tomorrow and enumerators will visit households soon. Citizens are urged to assist by providing information, with strict confidentiality. Local clubs promote participation to ensure a full count for Greater Eugene. Report missing residents to Eugene Commercial Club at Main 702.
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U. S
Eugene
Commercial Club
Word Improvement Clubs
Greater
Eugene Commercial Club
East Eugene
Welcome Reception Honors Eugene’s New Arrivals
New arrivals in Eugene were welcomed by the Commercial club and ladies auxiliary at a reception last night. Over a hundred guests from three days to three months met old and new neighbors, enjoyed music by Robinson’s orchestra, light punch, and wafers, and explored billiards bowling and card rooms. The event drew many locals and visitors, marking a record successful welcome.
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Eugene
Commercial Club
Robinson
Oteran Sole
Solo
Asany
Heki
Hie
Know Oregon Banquet Showcases Local Goods at U Oregon
University of Oregon students plan a Know Oregon banquet featuring only Oregon products. Commercial groups will argue why their area is best with booster speeches and backing goods. Hood River, Medford, Marion, Lane, Astoria and others will compete with apples cherries salmon walnuts and potatoes to prove regional strengths.
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University of Oregon
Oregon
Evtery Commercial Organization
Hood River
Medford
Marion County
Lane
Astoria
Patterson School Yard To Be Drained And Levelled Off
Acting on a petition from Patterson school patrons the board of education ordered the grounds drained and leveled to provide pupils with more room to play. The board will meet twice monthly on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Dr F W Cummings was hired as school physician to assess child health at no cost to parents.
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Patterson School
Board of Education
F. W. Cummings
Still Another New County to Be Voted On
Ontane Oregon April 13 Citizens of Drewsey push creation of Otia County from Malheur and Karney areas with Drewsey as seat They plan to file petitions statewide to place the measure before voters next November Raising 1000 already 2000 signatures secured to date The proposed county would draw Riverside Agency Valley Juntura Fopiano Station and Barren Valley from Malheur region and would include the county’s largest taxpayers
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Ontane
Drewsey
Otia
Malheur
Karney
Dreway
Oregon
Malheur Riverside
Agency Valley
Juntura
Fopiano
Station
Barren Valley
Sale of Blooded Cattle and Horses Set for Portland
Blooded cattle and horses will be put on sale April 26 to 29 in Portland. Registered Shorthorns go on sale Tuesday April 26 with harness and draft horse sales from the Northwest and East on the following two days. One carload of registered Shetlands and the Gearhart Park Holstein herd from April 29, totaling about 50 head of cattle.
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Portland
Gearhart Park
Permanent Cure by Nood's Sarsaparilla for Chronic Sore
A testimonial describes a five year leg sore nearly amputation before using Bolld's or Nood's Sarsaparilla. After starting the remedy the sore sealed and health restored, with praise for the product's blend of over twenty ingredients and strong reputation.
Surwatata Sarsaparilla Tablets Featured in Venal Ad
A fragmented OCR note mentions venal claims about Meled forme or chocolate tablets branded Surwatata. The text suggests a dubious medicinal product in an old advertisement, with unclear origins and branding.
Greatest Commencement Week in University History at Oregon
Alumni meet to plan a milestone week for the University of Oregon. Classes marking anniversaries from 1889 onward will host celebrations, with Alumni Day on Tuesday June 21 packed with events from morning to night. The Alumni Banquet and Alumni Ball are scheduled for Wednesday at the new gymnasium and the armory.
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University of Oregon
New Gymnasium
Armory
Oregon
Southern Pacific Company
Oregon Trunk Line to Extend Rail Grade Toward Lake Klamath
Portland April 14. The econtractcta for 40 miles of railroad grade toward Lake Klamath will likely be let soon after bids open April 18, says Oregon Trunk Line president John P Stevens who returned from Chicago. The road may not reach Klamath Falls this year and will consider extending from Madras to the northern Klamath Indian Reservation boundary. Trunk Line surveyors are in the reservation with routes being examined before contracts are awarded.
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Portland
John P. Stevens
Oregon Trunk Line
Chicago
Klamath Lake
Klamath Falla
Stevens
Madras Routh
Klamath Indian Reservation
Roosevelt Angers Over Candidacy Announcement Visit to Vienna
Vienna April 15 Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit arrived at 6 45 am met by Kerr von Mueller secretary of the foreign office and other officials. They went to the Hotel Kranz and met Henry White then traveled to the Hofburg palace where Emperor Franz Joseph received them in private apartments. The guard gave full military honors as Roosevelt toured the palace and later placed wreaths on the tombs of Elizabeth Crowns and Prince Rudolf.
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Vienna
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Kerr von Mueller
Foreign Office
Kerens
Baron Hengelmalier von Hengervar
Washington
Roosevelt
Kerena
Kranz
Henry White
France
Sibsia
Hieffhburg Palace
Francia Joseph
Elizabet
Rodelph
National American Woman Suffrage Convention Opens
Washington April 15. The National American Woman Suffrage Association convened with Taft in attendance as he explained his stance on suffrage and was met with hisses and kisses from delegates. Officers reported 1909 receipts of 21 496 08 and disbursements of 19 814 50, noting major contributions from Emily Howland and leading states New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania and others. Oklahoma activity showed a 40 000 signature petition to remove male from state constitution and a legal fight over the petition’s validity persisted into 1910 as organizers pressed their campaign.
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Washington
Taft
National American Women's Suffrage Association
National Woman Suffrage Association
Ile
Harriet Taylor Upton
National Asssociation
South Dakota
Aroa
Emily Howland
Sherwood
N. Y
New York
Massachusetts
College Equal Suffrage League
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Massachusetta
Louisiana
Ohio
College League
Ilinois
Kentucky
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Indiana
Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
Rhode Island
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
Equal Ya College League
Oklahoma Wom
Kate S. Rlggers
Oklahoma
Diggers
Oklahoma Federation of Labor
Secretary of State
L. Brown
J. B. A. Robertson
P. Nagle
Supreme Court
Adventist Church Leaders Relocate in Oregon Transfer
Rev W H Oliver of the Adventist church trades his West Roseburg residence for 26 acres at Cottage Grove and moves in about five weeks. His successor Prescott Wheeler, son of A B Wheeler, will occupy the old home and serve at the conference headquarters while Oliver becomes Bible instructor at the academy in Cottage Grove.
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W. H. Oliver
Adventist Church
West Roseburg
Cottage Grove
A. BE. Wheeler
Prescott Wheeler
Rev. Oliver
Oliver
Roaeburg Review
Real estate sale in Stewart addition to Springfield
Wooley and Bell sold an acre tract with a residence in the Stewart addition to Springfield to Claire Baker of Springfield for 850 dollars. The property was owned by W. T. Kerley.
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Wooley & Bell
Claire Baker
Springfield
Stewart Addition
W. T. Kerley
Corvallis & Eastern to extend to Newport resort
The Corvallia and Eastern Railroad plans extend from Yaquina to Newport on Oregon’s coast, eliminating train to ferry transfers. A contract with Yaquina Bay Lumber Co. at Toledo for 7600 rails will cover about three and a half miles, linking Yaquina and Newport. I H W Fisher and family recently arrived to reside in the city.
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Newport
Oregon Coast
Yaquina
Corvallia & Eastern Company
Yoaquina
Crescent Shapea Bay
Corvallia & Eastern Railroad Co
Yaquina Hay Lumber Company
Toledo
Oregonian
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Nover
Hoffman
Cheyenne Wan
Patterson
Vinod
Saporilla
Hacaith
Flood
Jirephine
Lincolm Street
Exeter
N. I
Reed
Heeod
Hill
Lake Klamath
National Convention
Adventist Church IN
Western
Newport Resort
I. HW. Fisher
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