Republican platform contrasts with continued Chinese exclusion
The Oregon Republicans push a strict exclusion plank while the U S Senate extends the current ban for ten years. Democrats vote solidly for absolute exclusion, backing Senator Mitchell and Representative Kahn. The platform contrasts with anticipated congressional votes and a June election choice.
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Oregon
United States
Senate
Mitchell
Kahn
California
Democratic Campaign Tour Dates Across Oregon May 2
Oregon Democratic state central committee outlines campaign plan with Chamberlain and other candidates. Independent congressional campaigns in their districts. Candidates will address crowds in Baker City Sumpter Medford Ashland Grants Pass Roseburg Eugene and many other cities from April 25 to May 27 with times listed for each stop.
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Portland
Democratic State Central Committee
Mr Chamberlain
Etate
Hes
Congress
Baker City
Sumpter
Medford
Ashblood
Grants Pass
Roseburg
Eugene
Janction
Morrisburg
Lebanon
Brownsville
Toledo
Corvallis
Independence
Dailer
Mc Mionvile
Hillsboro
Forest Grove
Woodburn
Silverton
Stayton
Salem
St Helens
Astoria
the Dalles
Aloaoy
Junction News Notes Local Happenings and Elections
Junction City April 75 Special report lists John H Starr accepting a clerk job at CF Hauriburt's store and several visitors and residents. Farmers work long hours to seed before dry ground, while Ed Umphrey moves to Albany for a job. Local politicians from Eugene to Harrisburg visit, with candidates for county clerk and representative discussed. A new gravel loader for Lane county is described, and the Harrieburg Dramatic Co performs Because I Love You at the opera house with Miss Cecil Rampy in the starring role.
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Junction City
John H Starr
Mource
CF Hauriburt
H © Hansen
Eugene
A T Graggatt
Creswell
Long Tom
Mre
RK Martin
Monmouth
Herman Drugg
Blachly
J M Howe
Jamee W Starrle
Justice of the Peace
North and
South Junction
Betteraworth
Harrisburg
Junction
Ed Umphrey
Albany
M Young
Democratc
C W Lowe
H Lioder
T A Milliron
Lane County
Harrieburg Dramatic Co
Cecil Rampy
Death of David Chase at his Oregon home
David Chase died at about 6 30 AM at his home near Eugene after feeble health. His wife aided him to a chair when he expired. Funeral set for 10 AM tomorrow at the residence, burial at Springfield Cemetery. Rev Miller of Springfield Reformed Church to officiate. Born in New York 77 years ago, he lived in Michigan and Kansas before moving to Oregon eight years ago. He left eight children, seven living, plus his wife. One son drowned in the Willamette years ago.
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Daily Guard
David Chase
Eugene
Springfield
Rev Miller
Willamette River
Mra
Melisea Baldwin
Michigan
Clarissa Richardson
Ida Kingley
Kansas
Ann Kingeley
Washington
Chas Chase
J W
F B Chase
Chase
Sugar trust absorbs Colorado beet sugar factory
A Colorado beet sugar plant founded by locals is taken over by the sugar trust. It demanded sole agency to sell all locally manufactured sugar at set prices and threatened to build a rival factory, paying up to $10 per ton for beets to force closure. The local concern capitulated as the tariff on refined sugar limits foreign imports, underscoring trust dominance.
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Colorado
Sugar Trust
T4 Trust
Mayor Johnson Wins Tax Reform on Ohio Railroads
The Ohio railroad assessments have nearly doubled due to a public effort led by Cleveland Mayor Tom L Johnson. He exposed that railroads were taxed at about one quarter the rate of other property and pressed for fairer valuation and greater municipal contribution.
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State of
Ohio
Tom L Johnson
Cleveland
Belgian King Leopold and the Paris Departure Scene
The Belgian monarch remains a constitutional figure as Belgians show public affection during King Leopold's Paris journey. A French dancer is noted in the episode, with crowds chanting Vive Leopold as the king left for Paris. The piece hints at tensions between royal conduct and public sentiment in a democratic monarchy.
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Belgium
Leopold
Paris
Ministers' Wives Blamed for Divorce Demands in New England
A New England paper notes several ministers filing for divorce amid defenses claiming wives bear heavy social duties, insufficient salary, and the burdens of parish life. The piece adds that current ministerial wives seem far more era defying than those of fifty years ago.
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New England
Portland bicycle man uses unique parade ad method
Merrill, the Portland bicycle man, drew attention with a notable afternoon procession described by the Portland Journal. The march included the Third Regiment brass band, four automobiles, and 18 teams hauling drayloads of bicycles, a consignment from the East for Fred T Merrill.
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Merrill
Portland
Portland Journal
Third Regiment
Fred T Merrill
Roosevelt speaks on policy at Boston banquet amid talk of Philippines
President Roosevelt avoids commenting on the Philippine affair when addressing critics at the Boston banquet. The vice-presidential accident and telegraphic requests limit remarks, with no direct discussion of Faoto or related matters.
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Roosevelt
Faoto
Boston
Local notes from Creswell reflect family travels and health
April 24 Creswell notes report Mrs Mabel Tozier visiting her father Mr John Martin and returning to Eugene. Miss Merle Heatt went to Eugene Friday and back Saturday. Mr Henry Parsons, once ill, slowly recovers at work. Mrs Ozle visiting Mrs Parker returns home. Mr J M Smith moves to Mr Scarbrough's for months. T W Parker illness minor. he attended church. Mr and Mrs Bomino, parents of Mike Bomino who drowned near Creswell, leave for Italy to make a new home.
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Creswell
Mabel Tozier
John Martin
Eugene
Merle Heatt
Eugene Fridey
Henry Parsons
Weber
Jacob Ozle
F W Parker
J M Smith Te Sgein
Scarbrough
T W Parker
Mre Bomino
Mike Bomino
Crenwell
Italy
Call For County Warrants Paid After April 24 1902
Notice that warrants from Lone County numbers 350 through 2696 will be paid on presentation at the county treasurer's office starting April 24, 1902. Interest on these warrants will cease on April 24, 1902. County Treasurer AS Patterson.
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Lone County
Patterson
Eggs for Hatching and Local Poultry Notes
Barred Rock eggs sold at $1.00 per retting until further notice by J O Warrs in Eugene. Albany Democrat reports an immense crop of Chinese pheasants roving the countryside, with CH Stewart and a drummer counting 113 pheasants along a ten mile stretch to Albany. Mrs Geo Wilcox, formerly Miss Fancie McDaniel, died suddenly at her Independence home on April 13, a well known graduate of the University.
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J O. Warrs
Eugene
Albany Democrat
CH Stewart
Albany
Mre
Geo Wilcox
Fancie McDaniel
Independence
Uomd Wee Woll
Courthouse Lodging House Offers Clean Rooms in Eugene
Clean updated beds in newly papered and painted rooms behind the courthouse. No dusty carpets replaced by painted floors and bright Brussels carpet rugs at each bed.
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Eugene
Courthouse
City Warrants To Be Paid On April 26 1902
Outstanding city warrants up to No 171 of 1901 will be paid on presentation at the city treasurer's office on April 26 1902. Interest will accrue after that date. Frank R. Isner, City Treasurer.
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Tcene
Frank R&isner
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Quells Child’s Skin Ailment
A Morganton Tennessee resident, D Isbill, reports a severe scalp outbreak on his daughter that developed into scald head. Bucklen’s Arnica salve reportedly cured her, described as a guaranteed remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, pimples, sores, ulcers, and piles. Available for 25 cents at WL DeLano’s.
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D Isbill
Morganton, Tenn
Bucklen
DeLano’s
City property for sale by T. G. Hewparces near Willamette
Hewspstens Apprrion to Ecozne announces 120 lots on south city side and near College Hill Park with prices from 50 dollars each. Exiss Stewant Apprrion to Ecozse offers central lots within a few blocks of Willamette street. Watreakkea's Apprrion To Evcozne notes a few lots within two blocks of the First National Bank. Locust Hill farm features 1300 young fruit trees, a farm house, barn, and 40 or 50 acres of choice land. Hewparces sells own lands without agents and invites visits at First National Bank to view property and prices.
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College Hill Park
Exiss
Ecozse
Willamette Street
Watreakkea
Evcozne
First National Bank
Cottece
Pasx
Cottece Hit Park
Locust Hill
Working 24 Hours a Day Dr King's New Life Pills
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and headaches. Claims quick relief with no griping and promotes a Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic with quinine as a safe, plainly labeled product. Sold by W L De Leno with 25 cent price.
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Dr King
New Life
Dissolution of Partnership Goodpasture Bros Notice
Notice is hereby given that the same partners formerly existing between Walter and James R. Goodpasture at Goodpasture Bros has been dissolved. April 6, 1902.
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Goodpasture Bros
FOR BALE Springfield Hotel and Calves for Sale
Obsolete fragment lists Springfield Oregon and Nett yelley ranch, mentioning a hotel for sale and calves with cows. Unclear details but indicates sale and contact at Stevens.
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Nett Yelley
Stevens
Moon's Feed Store Seeks Trades and Deals on Farm Goods
Moon carries the complete line of garden and fed seeds in the city with low prices. The ad promotes land plaster proposition and invites trading a pair of small cheap horses. It also notes a Wicon Moline buggy at cost and urges buyers to purchase farm machinery remaining to close out.
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Chambers’ Hardware
Oon
Moon
Pries
Moon's
Stray Horses Bring Reward Near Lewellyn Post Office
Two mares wandered to a homestead near Lewellyn post office one mile south. A gray mare with the left eye blind and a light sorrel with a white face are the described animals. The owner may reclaim by paying all charges.
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Feo
Liewellyo Postofloe
Woodchoppers Wanted on River Road near Eugene
Classified notice lists maple and balm excelsior wood choppers needed ten miles below Eugene on river road. Address Henry Lorrisz Junction City Or. Also notes timber claims filing before US commissioner Marie Ware in Eugene to avoid Roseburg trip. Several miscellaneous ads follow.
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Eugene Excelsior Mil
Eugene
Marie Ware
Roseburg
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Qasoline
Old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Qasoline tablets. Refund offered if it fails, with E W Grove’s signature on each box.
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Grove
Chickens Wanted and Patent Tonic Advertisements
A jumble of 19th century classified style notices offering chickens for sale, pay rates, a malaria tonic claim Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic, iron and quinine formula, No Cure No Pay pricing, Imperial device pricing, and a local oyster sale tied to Cachou restaurant with bakery and an oval door to F L Chambers.
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Grove
Cachou Reseorent
F L Chambers
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