Oregon Electric to Build Eugene Extension Plans Revealed
Oregon Electric Railway outlines expansion to Willamette Valley with 301 miles of new standard gauge lines including Salem to Albany and Garden Home to Millsboro. Capitalization set at 2 x 6,000,000 shares, with work to begin this morning and completion projected over several years.
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Willamette Valley
Oregon
Shokhalilera
Corbett
Oregon Electric
Portland
Waa
North Bank Road
Pasco
Wash
Salem
Albany
Garden Home
Millsboro
Pillsbore
Tillamook
Tigardville
Bucgone
Mill City
Cascadia
Secretary of State
Talbot
Corbett Building
Oregon Electric Railway
Guy W.talbot
James B. Kerr
Edward Cunningham
George F. Nevina
Moffatt & White
Nassau Arrest
New York City
Tillamooky
Portland-Salem
Washington
Elliehore
Tillamook Bay
Pacific Coast
Tisardville
Alsa
Portland Salem Line
Washington Yamhill
Polk
Benton
Lane Counties
Corvallis
Bucgene
Taline
Marion County
Milit
Lebanon
Stet Hillsboro Tyne Texter
William 8
Baretow & Company
Hilleboro Hind
Guy W. Talbot
Exon Electric Lines Up Hillsboro Extension Start
Exon Electric will press forward with rapid prosecution and begin work on the Hillsboro extension tomorrow morning. The company targets construction of this line, along with the Salem to Albany segment, as immediate priorities.
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Exon Electric
Hillsboro
Salem
Albany
Grover Cleveland Gains Health Slowly
Lakewood New Jersey April 23 ex president Cleveland remains at Lakewood hotel after season end with physician in close attendance. He continues to improve slowly as doctors monitor his condition in the seaside town lodging.
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Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
N. J
Cleveland
Lakewood Hotel
Not recover promptly raises concerns for progress
A report notes that the patient's recovery from a recent illness has not been as rapid as desired, causing apprehension about ongoing health progress and potential need for extended treatment or watchful waiting.
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Tendance
Grove Creamery in Being Enlarged
A Western Oregon reporter views Cottage Grove creamery owned by F. G. Stiller. The plant undergoes major remodeling adding a larger boiler engine and 1000 pound daily churn. Half production ships to Portland, half to Cottage Grove and local camps while expansion may extend main building to add refrigerators and a machine. Fire safety measures include 100 feet of hose and hydrant. The owner aims to boost output to meet demand, with 400 gallons weekly ice cream and 1000 pounds daily product capacity.
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Western Oregon
Cottage Grove
F. G. Billler
Portland
Vicinty
Stiller
Senson
Thin City
Hia
Ths
War With Japan Looms Over Naval Ship Increase Debate
Washington April 24 The senate debated increasing battleships from two to four amid Piles Washington argument that Japan may threaten U S shores if war arises He warned the western coast would be undefended without adequate fleets and urged four battleships to deter conflict while advocating peace not war.
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Washington
Deb Tate
Senate
Piles
Japan
United States
Prominent Russian General Linevitch Dies
St. Petersburg, April 3. General Linevitch died of pneumonia tonight after being ill a little over a week. He had several serious heart failure symptoms during his illness and was a prominent Russian military figure.
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St. Peteraburg
Linevitch
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Wide Health Benefits
Spring Medicine touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best due to blood purification stomach-toning digestion stimulation and organ support. It cites an extensive testimonials record over two years as proof while dismissing competing claims and unrelated ailments.
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Hood
Death and ruin mark southern cyclone outbreak
Across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama towns suffered extensive destruction as tornadoes raged for about twelve hours. Reports urge that deaths exceed five hundred with around a thousand injured. scattered figures from Griffin Columbus Natchez Mobile and other cities list multiple fatalities and extensive property damage.
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New Qorlars
Quowal
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Atlanta
Griffin
Columbus
Storm toll rises as Gulf states suffer massive damage
New Orleans reports chaotic communication after fierce storms sweep the southern Gulf states. Death tolls are expected to reach several hundred across Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee and Alabama with Amite area alone counting about 25 dead. Martial law declared as towns lie wrecked and roads blocked. In Concordia parish Louisiana thirteen killed and in Adams county Mississippi twenty listed among the casualties.
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New Orleans
Gulf States
T His
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Amite
Concordia Parish
Adama County
Miss
Sunday Civil Bill Reported to House
The sun dny civil appropriation bill was reported to the house by the appropriations committee. It totals 105,716,309 dollars after a 35,898,997 reduction from department estimates, and includes 27,627,000 for the Lelthanian canal to be reimbursable to the treasury. The measure covers public buildings, marine hospitals, river and harbor projects, coast artillery barracks, and various administrative provisions reflecting 1909- era priorities.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Lethanian Canal
Treasury
Honda
Revenue Cutter Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Geological Survey
Canal
Canal Commission and Panama Railroad Company
United States
Castro Will Be Ignored 87 Uncle Sam
Washington officials say the senate is unlikely to approve punitive measures against Venezuela this session over the arbitration dispute affecting American dillazems and corporations.
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Castro
Uncle Sam
Washington
Administration
Senate
Congress
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Senate panel weighs Venezuela policy amid limited public fury
The senate committee on foreign relations has the case before it with ample time for review. Officials say public opinion on the controversy remains muted after the published correspondence. Business interests fearing punitive steps have urged inaction, while there is no strong push for drastic action.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate Committee
Venexuela
California Beats Stanford In Annual Boat Race
In Sausalito on April 25 the University of California defeated Stanford by two and a half lengths in rough delightfully smooth water. The California eight outclassed Stanford throughout the test.
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Sausalito
Cal
University of California
Stanford University
California
Stanford
Lane County English Walnut Groves Rank High In Oregon
April 73 at Junction City reports Lane County hosts one of the largest grafted English walnut groves in the U S, owned by Postmaster A R Martin. The 65 acre plot, with 50 by 50 foot spacing on grafted Mariette and Franquette trees, sits near the Southern Pacific. Other local growers total over 200 acres of second generation grafted trees, with favorable soil depth and gravel sand mix supporting root health and long term vitality.
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Junction City
Lane County
Oregon
United States
Marinine
Southern Pacific
A .R. Martin
California
Martin
N. Edwards
Edward Bailey
J. M. Howard
G. C. Millett
John Harrison
Eugene Real Estate and Investment Company Formed
Hon J H Bingham joins M Svarverud and M Hansen to form the Eugene Real Estate and Investment Company with 50 000 capital. The firm will operate sawmills and shingle mills, lumber manufacture, timber leasing, mines, insurance, lending, land trading, ferries, livestock, and townsite development. They leased space in the Hover building at Eighth and Willamette, with Bingham as president, Hansen as vice president, and Svarverud as secretary and treasurer.
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J. H. Bingham
M. Svarverud Ord M.tansen
Eugene Real Estate and Investment Company
Svarverud
Hansen
Brithess
Eighth and
Willamette Streets
Chambers-Bristow Bank
Bingham
Attempted dynamite attack linked to ex congressman Williamson
In Prineville an alleged plan to dynamite the residences of ex congressman Williamson triggered arrests. Sam Smith and Larkin Elliott, jailed for arson, face charges for burning Williamson properties including a sheep shearing plant and a leased home. The case ties to a 14 year old in custody and threats by Williamson’s herder William Strood.
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Prineville
Williamson
Sam Smith
Crook County
Larkin Blliott
Stanley Smith
Meek Vandengerg
Smith
Elliott
BH. F
En Fort
William Strood
J. Hott
New science hall planned for McMinnville college expansion
Two new buildings rise beside the college's current four story brick structure in McMinnville. One is a science hall spanning 1400 feet for frame construction across two stories. The second building mirrors the layout and will flank the existing brick building on the opposite side.
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McMinnville
Acience Hall
W. Waddle Plans Lawn Beautification At Hotel Grogs Lawn
Waddle spent the day on the hotel Grogs lawn with plans to beautify the grounds this summer. The effort aims to improve the outdoor space and enhance the property’s curb appeal for visitors.
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W. Waddle
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