Portland and Eugene Social Notes From Daily Gosld Field
A bustle of residents travels between Portland Eugene and Jacksonville with visits staffing trains and outings. Notables include F L Chambers in Portland Maddy residents Boliver Coegewel lone oily and Miss Lizzie Phillip from Saginaw. Local moves include Harvey Sommerville heading to Grant county and Ler 2 O DeBar family moving to Eugene for schools. Oregon City visitors Mrs L H Grace return and Professor Chae Bourdep in Eugene from Berkeley summer school.
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Agg
Chambers
Portland
Boliver Coegewel
Maddy
L T Harris
John F Kelley
McKenzie
Harvey Sommerville
Ize
Grant County
L H Grace
Oregon City
Lula M Marquam
Thie City
L C Martin
Litle
Leon
Mra Martin
Mra J
Shortridge
Cottage Grove
An Excursion to Newport Orchestrated from Eugene
Local talk centers on running an excursion from Eugene to Newport on Sunday. If two carloads commit, a round trip of 2.50 is possible. Train would depart Eugene at 5 AM, reach the coast by daybreak, allow six hours on the beach, and return late at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Newport
Oregon Queen of the World Promoted by Popular Mechanics
A Chicago edition of Popular Mechanics extols Oregon as the queen of the world with six and a half illustrated pages. It touts Oregon’s climate, soil, and vast farming and stock-raising potential, praising no tornadoes or blizzards and envisioning Portland as a major commercial hub in Pacific trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guard
Popular Mechanics
Chicago
Oregon
J H Stewart
Eden Valley
Young
Shaniko
Ban Francisco
Portland
Liverpool
America
Pacifica
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
San Franciso
Alaska
China
Pacific Islands
Orient
Providence
Coast
England
Pacific Northwest
Frank Ingram Free Salem Journal
Frank Ingram, freed from Linn county prison after eleven years for murder, lost a leg in the Merrill incident, and released penniless. He received only 60 cents from the superintendent and 1.50 from the warden, then began selling chances on fire goods to start life. Citizens urged help to gain a fresh start with one leg and a trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ingram
Linn County
Merrill
Tracy
Ingram
Jose Jones
Ngram
Telltale Figures in Portland Campaign Finance
Portland Telegram reports Democratic leaders claim access to price and tariff data from five exporters. They argue foreign purchasers enjoy about 40 percent advantage and tariffs exceed 40 percent, alleging manufacturers use this to plunder American consumers and fund Republican campaigns. They urge Democrats to unite and challenge the issue in 1904, warning Republicans may win but not on this ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Campaign Committee
Griggs
Republican Campaign Fund
Republican Party
Babcock
Roosevelt
Lecture on Sweat Shops Promotes Consumer Label in Portland
Mr Frederick Nathan of the Consumers League of New York spoke at the Marquam Building on the evils of sweat shops and tenement-made clothing. The league aims to label goods from houses complying with four rules: obey state factory laws, manufacture on premises, pay for all overtime, and hire only workers 16 or older to elevate labor conditions and protect consumers from contaminated soda.
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Frederick Nathan
Consumers’ League of New York
Portland
Marquam
Consumers’ League
Courthouse Lodging House Offers Fresh Rooms in Eugene
In Eugene the Courthouse Lodging House promotes new beds and freshly papered and painted rooms. Floors are cleaned and painted with a bright Brussels carpet rug at each bed, all located just back of the courthouse.
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Eugene
Courthouse
Marriage of Mies L Hattie Orpard and Mr Harry Hart
Mies Hattie Orpard of Cottage Grove and Mr Harry Hart were married in Cottage Grove on Sunday evening August 3 1902 at the Methodist church. The ceremony was performed by Rev Eugene F Zimmerman with Mies Lizzie Orpurd as maid of honor and AH King as best man. Neva Perkine played the wedding march. The couple will reside in Cottage Grove after a short wedding trip to Bohetola.
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Mies L
Hattie Orpard
Harry Hart, Borth
Cottage Grove
That City
Methodist Church
Mies Lizzie Orpurd
AH King
Misa Neva Perkine
Eugene F Zimmerman
L F Orpard
Mra
J H Hart
Bohetola
Property for Sale in City and Nearby Areas Near Eugene
Property listing offers 120 acres southwest of Eugene with 4% cleared and ample water, 4 acres two miles west, 16 acres of bottom land 34 miles north on river road, plus building lots at Pearl and Sixth streets. Also notes a dynamo installation at Woolen Mile and a planned expansion of nightly work. Reports on local travel to Crater Lake and aCoy oteball game at Bangs Park scheduled for Sunday.
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Eugene
River Road
Pearl
Sixth Streets
Crater Lake
Coyote Baseball Cinentl
Hampton Bros’ Nine
Bangs’ Park West Snodsy
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Springfield Area
Real estate transfers list includes JF and Margaret Powereto Henry Bidwell lot in Springfield, various acreage patents and claims, and multiple parcels in Springfield vicinity. Notable names include George W. Lrg, Helene and Christian Barson, John Briggs et al trustees, and cutting and Lefef properties. Filed notices mention loans, church land, and district railroad areas with modest sums.
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Margaret F
Powereto
Henry Bidwell
Eine M Briges
Springfild
Stolla
Rocker
McCwigs
Geo W Lrg
Orezco & Soutieaero Railrad
Georgeton
Helene
Christian Barson
Beilers
Shelton
Eugene
John Briggs Et al
U B Church of Irving
Barger
Irving
Eliza
Keleay
Mary E Mulkey
Henry
Lela Robinett
J E Noland
Creewell
Chas
Springfield
Vicinity
Wistar Morrie
Diocese of Oregon
Georgetown Ad
Cottage Grove
Oregon Horses at Butte Show Historic Sprinters
Big Dutch, an Oregon horse and dam Styx, won fifty races and only started racing at five. Now ten, he was declared off after a poor showing at three eighths, owner suspecting tampering. Populist boasts a strong record with around one hundred wins, tracing lineage to Big Dutch’s dam. The sport notes rapid sprinters like Lummox and Oregon Charley, including Pinear from Batte track history.
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Big Dutch
Oregon
Styx
Lummox
Charley
Lummx
Kladay
Pinear
Batte
Mulkey
Batte Miner
Eugene Opera House Plans Delayed By Architect Telegraph
LN Roney receives word from architect Boones in Baker City that plans for the new Eugene opera house will arrive in two or three days. The committee has waited weeks to begin work, but delays persist due to some revocation of another party.
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LN Roney
Boones
Baker City
Eugene Opera House
Branstetter Sells Monogram Saloon in Junction City
Branstetter and family traveled to Junction City this afternoon to take residence. Reports indicate Branstetter bought the Monogram saloon there from Al Waddle. The new proprietor, nicknamed Clint, is a top associate in the business and is expected to prosper in Junction.
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Branstetter
Junction City
Monogram
al Waddle
Clint
Junction
Virulent Cancer Cured by Bucklee Aruen Salve Claims
An elderly man in Flitsb-th W Va reportedly cured of a long illness after doctors deemed hopeless. The ad credits Bucklee's Aruen Salve and Electric Bitters as healing, saying blood diseases skin eruptions ulcers and sores vanish. sold by W L DeLano.
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Dragg
G W Roberts
Bucklee
DeLano’s
Beware Poor Quality Whiskies and Brandies Warned
A notice urges consumers not to trust 45 or 70 percent whiskies or brandies as better than Francie’s pure double distilled root brandies. It advises testing at Firth and Blair, offering free of charge tests to prove quality.
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Firth and
Blair Effeets
Columbia Southern Railway Adopts Petroleum Fuelfor Locomotives
The Columbia Southern Railway becomes the first in the state to switch from coal to petroleum for its locomotives. Experiments show the oil burner system as the most economical, clean, and steady, promising cheaper fuel and improved performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Columbia Southern Railway
N N Best
Berstofore
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Albany
Max Bommerville
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Ealessagy
Leland Davie
Los Angeles
Zepher Davie
Clyde Gray
Bernard Spencer
J . H Roberts
Lizsie Phillip
MM Myers
Saginaw
J Evans
M G Evans
Walterville
Vesta Persian
Hugh Ham
Geo Barger
Amy O Doherty
Wallac
Idaho
C M Denemore
J P Carrie
Newsport
W Gilbert Beattie
Wrengel
Hoo Bieger Hermann
Gevers Land Office
Washington
Roseburg
Oscar Stuart
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Mohawk
Joe
Stor
Inpants
Fac Sumile Signature of
New York
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Salem Journal
Portland Telegram
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Rinteal
Elmer Janes
Laura Scoderes
L Boodgrass
Witness
R Scoggine
Mra Nellie Hubbard
M C Brent
Lanndon Moree
Sarah E Buesel
M C Coffman
Butte
Opera
New Englan
Martin
Proprieto
A. P. Armstrong
LL. B
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Containus
Bulider
Verve Bi
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Priny
Te di
Ors Chemical Co
Linn Dr
Uo Ca
Julius Goldsmith
Bent
Yankee Nations
Varney’s Department Store
Crow, Cregon
Businéna
M. R. Janney Jewelers
Ninth Street
Hoffman House
Rease
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Oregon Fire Key Association
McMinnvile
K George
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Willamette
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G. G. Gross, Williard D. Will H. Jennings
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Central States
Lincol Neb
Omaha
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Duluth
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Smokiva
J. W. Phalon
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A. B.C. Dennistos
First Avenue
Seat
Wren Hair
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