Belief Split Over County Indebtedness Report
Amid a dispute over county finances, the Register’s claim of actual indebtedness contrasts with County Clerk Lee’s sworn ledger of outstanding warrants from October 1899 to March 1900. The piece notes public disbelief and raises questions about who to trust in the April 1900 reporting.
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Lone County
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Lane
E. U. Lee
Ongycy
County Court
Lane County
K. A. Lee
Lee
Whack-Up Wanted Sparks Debate in Oregonian
The Oregonian weighs protected interests and voting power in a political skirmish. Editors question whether those backing the measure hold enough influence, amid contention over acceptable standards and outcomes.
Comptroller Kird Coler Warns NYC Corporations on Tax Evasion
Hon Kird Coler, comptroller of New York City, at a banquet of the Industrial Order urged firms to end dodging fair taxation or face major social upheaval as vested rights could be attacked. He warned of a coming problem if evasion continues.
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Kird
Coler
New York City
Ohio Senator May Miss Vote On Bribery Report
Ohio senator will be absent when the vote on the committee report to unsess Senator Clark of Montana for bribery and corrupt practices comes up. The absence is described as a personal matter involving Senator Hanna.
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Hynna
Ohio
Clark
Montans
Coal mine disasters in Pennsylvania claim thousands of lives
The history of CoM mining in Pennsylvania reveals it as a perilous industry comparable to war with nearly ten thousand fatalities recorded in coal mine disasters over the last thirty years.
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Pennsylvania
Registration Lags in Mahoomah County Voter Roll
A Mahoomah County report shows only 15,000 of 18,000 eligible voters registered with three weeks left before the registration deadline. The turnout concern highlights growing apathy toward the registration process and potential impact on upcoming elections.
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Mahoomah County
Soldier saved by tobacco plug in Philippines pocket
A battlefield tale reports a soldier saved by a tobacco plug kept in his breast pocket. The incident underscores the quick improvisation of wounded men as comrades gave aid and continued the fight.
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Philippines
Boy Gymnasts Exhibition Aids City Youth Training
Saturday night at the ant Christian church gymnasium a boys gymnastic exhibition drew interest from teachers, University and High School directors, professionals, and business leaders. Mir Sachin devotes time to training local youth without pay, building physical fitness aligned with intellect, funding apparatus and upkeep from his own resources. The event showcased the program’s strong reception and community support, with hopes for sustained backing to continue the beneficial effort.
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Ant Christian
Mir Sachin ‘Ee
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Sachs
Exper
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State college convention to be held at University of Oregon
The McVlegats P B C A o TheatercolleAQtPYWC conven tion Georgin Bag April 27 20. The event will be held in the ghodist church with mornit and afternoon sessions and Sunday addresses in Baptist and Congregational churches. Principal speaker Miss ylor of Chicago will address Saturday evening. Delegates from thirteen colleges expected and over thirty heard from. An open receptir will be given in the Methodist church Friday evening. A death notice: Diep Mr Sarah Elleworth died April 13 1900 at Island City aged 50, mother of Clay Ellsworth formerly of Eugene. Married: In the Cumberland Presbyterian parlor April 22 Adam Holt and Lester W Wilcox of Coburg, Or were united by Rev J Claycomb.
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Evenio
MrCleland
Miss@ylor
Chicago
University of Oregon
Sarah Elleworth
Island City
Union County
Clay Ellsworth
la Grande
Eugene
the Cumberland
Meney
Adam Holt
Lester W Wilcox
Coburg, Or
J Claycomb
Fragmented Oregon fruit crop report and cougar discovery
In Lane County prunegrowers brace for variable yields as late cold weather threatens orchards while most other fruit varieties look to yield well. Ex Sheriff Wilet notes prunes nearly wiped out. Nearby, two cougar kittens found by Joe Grbam and Ed Jordan, eyes bright, pups fed with cow’s milk after capture near home.
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Roseburg Review
Norman Agee
Townie
Winc'on
Wilet
Dalles Mountaineer
Joe Grbam
Ed Jordan
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