Blues Wall Up Coburg Giants In Baseball Comedy
In a nine act comedy the Springfield Blues defeated Coburg Giants yesterday afternoon at Springfield by 15 to 1. Keene pitched for Coburg and Taliafero for Springfield as the Blues pounded the ball with aid from errors in the eighth inning. The game featured strong lineups, a big influx of runs after the sixth, and a comic, lop sided finale that left Coburg with a lone tally early inning.
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Springfield Blues
Coburg Giants
Springfield
Coburg
Giants
Keene
Chick
Eugene Colts
Blues
Taliafero
Ab. R. H
Keatley
Smith
Perez
Tallafero
Munson
Weseley
J Paine
King
Humphrey
Siuslaw Bar Better Than For Long Time
C W Hurd Florence capital arrived in Eugene from Astoria and Portland on business. He leaves for home on the stage tomorrow morning. He reports Siuslaw sawmills all running steadily and the bar at the river mouth in better condition than in years. Vessels enter and leave harbor with ease and lumber shipments are heavy, a schooner near each day.
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C. W. Hurd
Eugene
Astoria
Portland
Siuslaw
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Quick Relief
A testimonial advertisement explains kidney drainage causes weakness and uric poisoning with rheumatic pain and nausea. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy, citing Mrs M J Drew of Eugene Oregon, who reports rapid relief and continued improvement with use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Dean
Eugene
M. J. Drew
West 8Th Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Lincoln’s character hailed against odds for highest honor
An old promotional notice extols Abraham Lincoln as a man who achieved the nation’s highest honor, followed by a patent medicine advertisement for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup by Ling Drug Co asserting broad cures for coughs, colds, bronchitis, influenza, and pulmonary diseases urging mothers to stock the remedy.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Ballard
Ling Drug Co
Paying Petition Granted for East Eighth Street Paving
At a county commissioners court meeting an order granted the petition of taxpayers to pave East Eighth Street along the county grounds. Oak Street paving near county property was denied. The city will fund Eighth Street from Pearl to Olive and possibly to Charnelton, with Seventh and Ninth Streets paving also planned this fall.
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County Commissioners’ Court
East Eighth Street
Oak Street
Eighth Street
West Park
East Park
Eighth and
Oak Streets
Pearl
Olive Street
Charnelton
Seventh
Ninth Streets
Sara r G Barclay Sent to Asylum
Mrs. Sarah Barclay aged 80, committed to the asylum by County Judge Christman on complaint by husband Isaac Barclay. Suffering senile dementia she wandered for three years showing irresponsibility. Home in Eugene, husband in Pleasant Hill. she was American born in New York.
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Sarah Barclay
Chrisman
Eugene
Pleasant Hill
New York State
Mildred Bonham Pioneer Widow of B F Bonham Dies
Salem Journal notes Mrs Mildred A Bonham widow of B F Bonham and daughter of John Baker died at her father's Garden road home east of Salem at 7 am. Born August 6 1840 in Illinois she came to Oregon with her parents in 1847 as one of the state's early pioneers. Also mentions postal cards may be written on both sides if space permits, a change not popular with officials.
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Mildred A. Bonham
B. F. Bonham
John Baker
Garden Road
Salem
Illinois
Oregon
Salem Journal
Post Office Department
Town of Stella Swept by Fire
Stella Washington July 27 a major blaze destroyed most of the business district starting in a barber shop at 11 30 am The loss runs about 50000 with only 25 000 insured The Dixon steamer aided defense by directing a water stream and halting spread of the flames in the residence area
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Stella
Wash
Lawson
Dixon
Senator Pettus of Alabama Dies Suddenly in Hot Springs
Ashville NC July 27 United States Senator Pettus of Alabama died at Hot Springs tonight from a stroke of apoplexy seized yesterday at breakfast. He celebrated his eighty sixth birthday last week with unusual vigor and hearty comment.
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Ashville
N. C
United States
Pettus
Alabama
Hot Springs
Alaska Volcanoes Reported Active Near Valdez
Mounts Blackburn and Logan have become active volcanoes near Valdez Alaska with natives and prospectors fleeing. Strange rumblings and smoke and steam issuing from the peaks have been observed for several days, signaling heightened volcanic activity.
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Valdez
Alaska
Blackburn
Logan
Battleship Bellerophon Launched as World’s Largest Ship
In Portsmouth on July 27 the battleship Bellerophon was launched, claimed to be bigger and more powerful than the Dreadnaught. Princess Henry of Rattenburg christened the vessel, which weighed about 18,500 tons versus the Dreadnaught’s 17,900.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Princess Henry
Rattenburg
Eugene firm marks fish hatchery baskets on Eighth street
Aya and U Heligman plumbers on Eighth street have forged about 250 baskets for Oregon state salmon hatcheries. Some will go up the McKenzie to the hatchery, others to various stations. Master Fish Warden Van Dusen holds most baskets for their better shape and quality.
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Aya & U Heligman
Eighth Street
McKenele
van Dusen
The Smile That Won’t Come Off Baby’s Face After Vermifuge
A testimonial from Mrs. Sr. of Blackwell Oklahoma praises White’s Cream Vermifuge. She says her baby was fretful and poorly fed before using the worm medicine, and since taking it has not had a sick day. Linn Drug promotes the cure as a reliable household remedy.
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White
Mrs. Sr
Blackwell
Okla
Linn
Eugene Merchants Hear O’Brien Assure New Depot
Portland July 29. Eugene merchants committee met Manager O’Brien who stated a new Eugene depot would be built this year. warehouses moved north of the track, freight house enlarged, grounds parked. Train service on branches to be arranged, Wendling schedule to depart in the morning. Committee pleased with assurances and harmony.
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Portland
Eugene Merchants’ Committee
O'Brien
Eugene
Wendling
Yoran
Shelley
Rodman
Fisher
Matlock
Barker
Campbell
Painter Smith Breaks Both Arms in a Fall
Geo W Smith a noted painting contractor fell from a scaffold at the Goldsmith cigar store on the afternoon of a fall from a foot wide board twenty feet? He fractured both arms or wrists, twisted and swollen. he walked to a doctor, and will be laid up for several weeks.
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Geo. W. Smith
New Goldsmith Cigar Store
Marriages of Kilton Nicolle Clara Emmons and More News
The Florence ceremony unites Milton A Nicolle of Eugene and Clara A Emmons of Florence with Rev L R Bond officiating. They will reside in Eugene. A society wedding in Florence joins Benjamin F Fisk Elmira and Lydia Wells with Rev M W Phelps officiating, and the couple to Mapleton. Ernest O Palmer and Eva Weinhart wed at the bride’s home in Fairmount, with Rev O C Wright officiating, and plan to live in Marcola. Ernest Palmer is H D Palmer’s son and both newlyweds are university students.
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Milton A. Nicolle
Eugene
Clara A. Emmons
L. R. Bond
W. Wells
Benjamin F. Fisk
Elmira
Lydia Wells
M. W. Phelps
Mapleton
Ernest O. Palmer
Eva Weinhart
Fairmount
O. C. Wright
H. D. Palmer
Palmer
Marcola
The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters Advertised Cure
An old advertisement extols physical beauty linked to health and introduces Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak women, promising bright eyes smooth skin and sprightly health. It includes a sworn affidavit by Frank J Cheney offering a reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and Toledo druggist sales.
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W. L. de Lane
Haywood Not Guilty as Jury Returns Verdict at Boise
Associated Press dispatch from Boise reports William D. Haywood acquitted of murder charges. Jury reached verdict at 8 o clock in the morning. The court notes that bond of $25,000 for Charles H. Mo remains to be acted on and Pettibone case awaits further action. Haywood intends to travel to Denver on Thursday. Bail proceedings may adjust next steps.
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Associated Press Bulletin
Boise, Ida
Haywood
Charles H. Mo
A. Pettibone
Petbone
Denver
Mayer
Predicts Acquittal Likely for Haywood in Idaho Trail
In Boise on July 29 a judge's charge seemed to favor the defense on conspiracy and accomplice testimony in the Western Federation of Miners case. If Haywood is acquitted, officials indicate the state will still pursue Moyer Pettibone and Adams with vigorous prosecutions, contrary to some expectations. Governor Gooding affirmes duty to uphold law and organized society.
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Boise
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
George A. Pettibone
Denver
Gooding
Moyer and Pettibone
Adams
Simpkins
Haywood Released From Jail This Afternoon
Boise dated news item reports Judge Wood orders or announces the release of Haywood from jail this afternoon. The brief item names the locality and implies a judicial action leading to release.
Moyer Admitted To 25000 Bail Today
Boise reports Moyer will be admitted to twenty five thousand dollar bail today as lawyers continue discussing Pettibone related bail terms.
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Boise
Moyer
Pettibone Hne
Tee
Emma Goldman and Others Rejoicing Telegram
President Roosevelt released a telegram from New York dated July 25 urging rejoicing at the release or favorable outcome. Emma Goldman Alexander Berkman and Hippolyte Haven are named among those rejoicing as of July 29 in Oyster Bay.
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Emma Goldman
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New York
Dent Roosevelt
Emma Gold Alexander Berkman
Hippolyte Havyen
London Comment On The Haywood Verdict
London July 29 report on the Haywood verdict notes the public reaction in two newspapers. The Chronicle warns of a society more terrible than during the Civil War, questioning America’s civilization. The News cites insecurity of authority and doubt about law and justice, mentioning the president’s undesired citizens statement.
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London
Chronicle
America
Columbia Death Roll Recounted After Wreck
San Francisco reports detail survivor counts from the Columbia disaster 245 aboard 152 saved 39 men 49 women and five children lost 88 unaccounted. The City of Topeka brings seventeen survivors and witness accounts blame fog signals and miscommunication. Mrs Eastman recalls seeing the San Pedro five minutes before impact and describes the fatal moment.
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San Francisco
Topeka
Columbia
San Pedro
Eastman
Charles A. Eastman
Portland
Roney Wins Lowell Bridge Contract In Willamette Bid
County commissioners met in special session to open bids for the Lowell Willamette River bridge. Only L N Roney submitted a bid, $6295, bond signed this afternoon, contract awarded. Work to start immediately and finish before fall rains. The covered Howe trace bridge will stand about half a mile above the old ferry.
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County Commissioners’ Court
Willamette River
Lowell
L. N. Roney
Roney
Pettibone Denied Bail by Judge Wood at Boise
Boise July 30 A former application to have Pettibone admitted to bail was promptly denied by Judge Wood. The vendor Moyer will be perfected.
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Boise
Bone
Wood
Moyer
Henderson and Rossmas Marriage License Recorded
The county clerk records the license for Clarence Henderson a 31 year old housemover and Edith A. Rossmas a 38 year old clerk, both residents of the area. The filing date and full details appear in the public record.
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Clarence Henderson
Edith A. Rossmas
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