Still They Are Being Heard From in Oregon News
Eugene residents recount the San Francisco quake impact as travelers arrive by train and letters arrive from relatives in Ukiah Santa Rosa and Pacific Grove. Notables include Pr R Alexander and Frank Bemis. Mike Gross and Jack Stowell later registered at Oakland Oregon headquarters.
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Eugene
San Francisco
Pr. R. Alexander
Frank A. Bemis
The
Register
Lego
Alex Shields
JS. H. Friendly
Canada
Noah Gross
Pearl Chick
Ukiah
Mike Gross
Oregonian
Jack Stowell
Oregon
Oakland
Mae McClain
Underwood
Tacoma
Adair
Jack Hughes
O. BK. Smith
West
Pacific Grove
J. K. Peters
Fred Ream
Santa Rosa
Brocker
E. Hanson
Anna
Agnes
Eack
Jerome Hotel
Ellie Street
J. C. MacDonald
Ruby Sells 400000 Worth of Horses at Nogent Sale
Pendleton Tribune reports A. Ruby returns from New York with buyers, purchasing eighteen black Percheron horses for the firm in Nogent France. He calls the lot the finest blooded animals in the Northwest, two and three years old, unusually large, sourced from Europe. Since Baby Co began, they have sold over 100 horses for nearly 1,000,000, and business is growing.
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Pendleton Tribune
Ruby
New York
Nogent
France
Northwest
Europe
Baby Co
Eugene Appeals for Food for Refugees on Trains
The people of Eugene feed San Francisco refugees arriving by train as hunger grows. Mayor Wilkins issues a citywide appeal urging residents to donate food packed in small boxes to the depot reception point. Evangeline Chapter O. E. S. contributed 80 and asks for bedding and clothing for immediate forwarding.
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Eugene
San Francisco
Portland Telegram
Guard
M. Wilkins
Evangeline Chapter
The
Oregon Pioneer J G Snodgrass Died Suddenl
J C Snodgrass an early Oregon pioneer died at his home on Law rebve street around 12 o clock from heart trouble. He had been well until shortly before his death. Neighbour Zoamwalt found him and efforts to revive him failed. Snodgrass born in Tennessee was 74. He and his wife came to Oregon in 1852 settling in Linn county then moved to Eugene in 1881 and resided here until death. Survived by three children W A Lane of Rowlard Linn county Mrs W W Moore of Eugene and Plincy E Snodgrass cashier of First National Bank of Eugene now visiting Woodmen camps as head banker. Also two sisters Mrs S S Holt of Harrisburg and Mrs Katherine Ritz of Walla Walla. Funeral plans not made. Regular. it eye
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J. C Snodgrass
Oregon
Lawrebve Street
Ine Zoamwalt
Mr. Snodgrass
Zumwalt
W. A. Lane
Rowlard
Linn County
W. W. Moore
Eugene
Plincy E. Snodgrass
First National Bank of
Washington
Woodmen of the World
8S. S. Holt
Harrisburg
Katherine Ritz
Walla Walla
Sugar famine hits Eugene amid Oregon sugar shortage
A sugar famine exists in Eugene with similar conditions in other Oregon cities. Ships loaded with sugar from San Francisco were seized after the earthquake, the Watsonville refinery destroyed, and Eugene merchants limit purchases to 25 cents per person while awaiting Chicago sugar arrival in a few days.
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Eugene
Oregon
San Francisco
Portland
Watsonville
Oregonian
Chicago
Railroad telegraph for relief acknowledged in Northwest emergency
The Southern Pacific management in Portland telegraphed all led agents that supplied goods are received in good condition and distributed to the army quartermaster's department. General manager E E Calvin notes the Northwest is doing well during the emergency.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Portland
E. E. Calvin
5S. P. Co
Army Quartermaster’s Department
Northwest
Chambers Hardware Go Incorporates In City
The Chambers Hardware Co. filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk this afternoon. Incorporators are Frank L. Chambers Fred E. Chambers Frank J. Craig Carl Schaefer and C E Russell. Capital stock is 20000 split into 500 shares of 100 each. The firm will run the Chambers hardware store in the city.
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Chambers Hardware Co
Frank L. Chambers
Fred E. Chambers
Frank J. Craig
Carl Schaefer
C. E. Russell
Chambers Hardware Store
Walter Coombs Heads to Annapolis Cadet Examination
Walter V. Coombs left by overland this morning for Annapolis to take the naval cadetship examination scheduled for about the first of June. He will attend a preparatory school there to better qualify for the test, and his bright prospects reduce fears of failure.
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Walter V. Coombs
Annapolis
South Ends Win Berefit Ball Game
At South Willamette street grounds on Sunday afternoon North End and South End played a baseball game. The gate took in about 2 dollars, with expenses deducted the rest going to the general relief fund for San Francisco sufferers. South End won 12 to 7.
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North End
South End
Willamette Street
San Francisco
Odd Fellows 87th Anniversary Celebration at Springfield
The L O F lodges of Eugene Coburg Springfield Irving and Crow mark the 87th anniversary with a full day and evening program in Springfield on Thursday April 26. Eugene High School band will play and the public and families are invited. Bring baskets and join the event.
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Eugene
Coburg
Springfield
Irving and
Crow
Odd Fellows
Official county tally awaits final vote count
The report stating 15 precincts were unheard is incorrect. Three were missing yesterday, two arrived last evening, and the last is due tonight. Many precincts did not maintain tabulation, so the official count will determine the definite report.
Resolutions of Condolence for Mrs Cadie D Herlin
Resolutions from the Llewellyn Central Ladies Aid Society of Madison Oregon dated April 117 1906 express heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved husband P Berlin and family for the death of Mrs Cadie D Herlin a respected neighbor and mother.
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Berlin
Republican Central Committee Meets at County Courthouse
The Republican county central committee met in the county court room this afternoon and elected officials including E. Ek. Mum mney as chairman R. & Bryson as secretary E. DePotter as state committee man S. B. Eakin as congressional committee man and others such as Maommey R. S. Bryson and S. B. Eakin Harris noted in the ensuing executive session.
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Republican County Central Committee
E. Ek. Mummey
R. & Bryson
E. DePotter
S. B. Eakin
Maommey
R. S. Bryson
Iter
Harris
Former Eugene Man Badly Injured In San Francisco Quake
W. D. Dennis Mulkey of the Mulkey House was severely hurt while aiding a woman amid a collapsed building during the San Francisco earthquake. Debris struck and broke his left arm and both legs.
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W. D
Dennis) Mulkey
W. J. Mulkey
Mulkey
San Francisco
Pleasant Hill Lecture By Mrs DeVoe Delights Audience
Pleasant Hill April 2 report notes a Friday evening lecture by Mrs DeVoe. The event drew an attentive crowd and was described as able and entertaining with clear oratory and engaging remarks.
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Pleasant Hill
Mra DeVoe
Lane County Returns Hint at Senate Victory Edge
Incomplete district results show Hawley to hold the senate seat with 75 to 1p estimated for the office. Key counties Florence and Hecetyte Fork still unrevealed as Lane County reports may shift margins. Roster lists names like Ellis Ackerman and James Wilson in state offices.
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Lane County
Florence
Hecetyte
Weather Summary of the Week Across Oregon and Coast
The bulletin notes variable rain and showers early in the week along the coast with light frost on one morning. Midweek brought moderate rainfall and rising humidity, reaching near ninety degrees in several valleys. Portland and Willamette Valley reported warm, pleasant conditions with light frosts on Friday. southeast winds shifted from southwest to west with overall warm, fair weather in most locations.
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Willamette Valley
Portland
Multnomah
Aurora
Forest Grove
Wash
Local Item Fragments From Lowell Field Log
Fragmentary notes describe logging activity near Spray with many workers led by Clarence McBee, Dexter last week and Charlie Hill handling logging tasks for J. B. and J. Five. Miss Tillie Sprague from Washington cooks in the camp. An oyster supper at a school house was held by Tom Blakely and his gang camp. Surveyors uncovered Carter's to Joe Dia.
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Lowell
Apri
Clarence McBee
Dexter
Charlie Hill
J. B
Tillie Sprague
Washington
Tom Blakely
Carter
Joe Dia
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J. W. Hedges
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J. M Deeds
Frank Alexander
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High Street
Halver Wheeler
Adams County
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Shatow
Veda Mulkey
Polk County
L. E. Parks
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Martin Jacques
Thurston
C. M. Miller
Coast Fork Bridge
Wm. Rath
Plume Place
Jreson
Chambers Hardware
Walter Combs
W. R. Hardie
Hilda Swenson
K. C. Richardson
Republican Central Committee
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Hawley
Jeesh R. Ellis
James Wi
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Pytion
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Pridy
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United States
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Willamette Walls
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