Judge rules in TJ Black Warehouse case favoring farmers
In the Albany Herald report, the circuit court under Judge Boise awarded the grain in TJ Black Warehouse to farmers H C Davis and others. Warehousers lose claims for money advanced. buyers bear risk with warehouse authority to sell. Decisions against Portland and Salem Mills involve 9296 and 977 bushels at 49 cents. The case may go to the supreme court on appeal.
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Albany Herald
H C Davis
Portland Flouring Milla Company
Boise
Portland Flouring Millis Co
Salem Flouring Millis Co
Derry
Balfour, Guthrie &Cowns
Nut
Portinol Flouring Mille Co
Salem Flouring Mille Co
T J Black
Supreme Court
Bryan welcomed by thousands in Chicago
Special to the Guago reports William J Bryan arrived in Chicago greeted by tumultuous cheering of thousands at the depot. No speeches occurred as Vice-President Stevenson joined the party and they proceeded to Indianapolis that afternoon.
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Curiaco
William J Bryan
Chicago
Stevenson
Bryan
Indianapolis
Forest Fire Law in Oregon and Washington Mountains
The text outlines penalties for malicious fire setting on land risking property, with fines from 20 to 250 dollars and possible imprisonment from three months to one year. It covers accidental fires, unlawful entry to hunt or fish, and allows law enforcement to arrest violators for the promotion of game and forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Game and Forestry
Quimby
Stevenson Returns to Blooming Grove After Nomination
Adlai Stevenson, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, arrived in his hometown of Blooming Grove on August 4. Citizens from all parties joined a carriage procession led by a band as thousands gathered at Franklin Park for his first appearance since the nomination. He offered a cordial, cheerful reply to the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingrox
Lil
Adlai Stevenson
Franklin Park
Stevenson
Accident injures organ agent crossing temporary bridge
WD McGee formerly of Eugene, employed by C A Whale as an organ and piano agent, was injured in Douglas County when a temporary bridge near Drain collapsed while he crossed it. McGee and his team were thrown overboard. he and the horses were bruised, the wagon and organ damaged, and he was later taken home to Yew Park to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Journal
WD McGee
Eugene
C A Whale
Lane County
Drain
McGee
Draio
Yew Park
Douglas County
Lane
Towne Welcomed Home After Populist Nomination
Chas A Towne, nominated for Vice President by the Populist party, returned to his home amid a royal reception. He was escorted from the depot by a procession and brass band and will stay a few days before heading East to begin campaign work in the region.
Postmaster Hiresman Reports Rural Routes Inspection Plan
Postmaster Edward Hirech received a letter from rural postal inspector H J Ormeby detailing a planned inspection tour starting from Great Falls Wisconsin. The inspector will visit Boise Idaho North Yakima Freewater and Kesh am Oregon before Salem to arrange and inspect new routes. He notes action needed promptly at Eugene if necessary.
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Salem Statesman
Edward Hirech
H J Ormeby
Great Falls
Wisconsin
Bolee
Idaho
North Yakime
Freewater
Washington
Kesham
Oregon
Bryan Club Organized in Plattsburg NY
A Bryan club formed in Plattsburg New York with over one hundred members. Elected officers include President Dr J H Larecque, vice presidents H F E Barnard M V B Turner, secretary Halsey H Rogers, and treasurer William L Pattison. More than 30 percent of the club members voted for McKinley in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattssura
Bryan Club
J H Larecque
H FE Barnard
M VB Turner
Halsey H Rogers
William L Pattison
McKinely
Wheat sacks arrive as Junction City prepares for new grain
J A Bushnell's warehouse in Junction City receives 10 000 wheat sacks from Portland as the area gears up for a new grain era. Farmers hold exchange receipts amid a slow milling case dividend of 14 cents per bushel and plans to share proceeds from wheat sales with holders. Milliner J A Sibbetts buys Mrs Milliorn's stock and moves into the former store. Andrew Lawrence is reported dead near Alaska and Cape Nome, with news confirmed by his brother W A Lawrence. Euge saw mill resumes after a damaging fire, projecting a return to normal lumber production in days.
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Jashon City
J A Bushnell
Portland
Junction
W C Wasahburne
Fire loss adjusted for residence of Jerryeam
G F Crhw agent for the Alliance Provance Company received the morning 135 dollars for the adjustment of the loss on the residence recently damaged by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees
G. F Crhw
Alliance [Provance Company
Jerry Eam
CHAS HOLT KILLED AT WENDLING MILL
A 15 year old employee of Booth Kelly & Co is found dead under a water hauling sled near the Wendling mill. Coroner G W Griffin and Dr W L Cheshire investigate, ruling accidental. Jury includes J V Moorhead and others. Body moved to Harrisburg for funeral at Maddy Cemetery tomorrow.
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Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Wendling
Chas Holt
G W Griffin
WL. Cheshire
Holt
Urenal
Daily Guard
GW Griffin
W L Cheshire
Charles Holt
Booth, Kelly & Company
VY Moorhead
J T Hair
L W Kauffmar
EM Lance
W Pennington
L Wentz
Patronize Gray and Son Meat Packing Venture
Our business community urged patrons to support Grey and Son to bolster a meat packing establishment in Fu geve. Local buyers were urged to request home goods including bacon and lard from the firm. The note praises the enterprise as a quality local supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray & Bon
Grey & Son
Fugeve
Diray & Kon's
Lane County hop crop outlook and spray effects
Lane county hop yards are in free condition with very scarce vert min. Nearly every grower has sprayed though most think it was useless. Local predictions call for about a two thirds crop.
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Lane County
Blue River Road Committee Builds Support For Road
The Blue River road committee continues soliciting for the McKenzie River to Blue River mining district road project. A subscription list grows with items from Griffin Hardware Co, First National Bank, Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, Booth-Keily Lumber Co and others, aiming to fund improvement work. The Southern Pacific Railroad reports heavy ongoing ballast, new 62-pound rails, and trestle reinforcements from Salem to Woodburn as part of statewide upgrades.
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McKenzie River
Blue River
Griffin Hardware Co
L Chambers
First National Bank
Brampton Bre
Frank & Sons
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Icacasa
Ccsistisatisesenns
JW Shumate
Booth-Keily Lumber
Geo T Hall & Son
Washburn & Son
Ities
Ge Eugene Mill & Elevator Co Oo
TOV Baggia
Icccmissareeeee
CW Fe Fils Scenaenitaenseenaias
Green & Bon
Frazer
Sterner & Wright
Renee
Preston & Hales
Tue & P. Co
Wonrk
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon
Girnateras
Woodburn
Salem
Woodhorn
Trac
Willamette Valley
Myrtle Creek
Roseburg
Granta Pass
Merlin
Canor Goats Arrive From California Near Eugene
Lee Perkinston receives a carload of fine bred goats Monday at his Spencer Creek home seven miles southwest of Eugene. The goats are expected to yield a large quantity of hair. J. B. Luckey’s cabin near the Saginaw sawmill was burned last week in a fire set to burn slashings by the mill workers. Loss about 50 dollars.
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Canor
Lee Perkinston
California
Tis
Spencer Creek
Eugene
Canon
Cannery Work Shifts Pear Handling to Eugene Plant
C L Nieman traveled to Eugene to join the cannery operated by the Salem Orn and a large number of pears are engaged. Abby will likely depart soon as the plant undergoes improvements. The cannery will process Bartlett pears from Wallace Orchard and the blackberry crop is drawing attention of the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Journal
Nieman
Eugene
Allen Packiing Co
Salem Orm
LE Abby
Wallace
New York Yacht Club Races Off Grey Cove
August 7 1900s yacht racing along Long Island port continues with main event for the cup donated by Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard. competition targets schooners and sloops as local fleets sail from Grey Cove area today. attendees and notable members observed.
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Grey Cove
Long Island
New York Yacht Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
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Hur Summer Goods
Eugene Guard
Lampbell Bros., Publishers
Willamette Street
A Walton
Talon & Overton
Attorneys-At-Law
Walton Block
EvGexe
Onrgon
L Whitson
Luckey
W Brown, M. D
Ofce
Chrisman Blosk
Woodcock
Attorney-At-Law
Othee
Chrisman
Eveeng, Oregos
L. Bean
Attorney AT Law
Orrice
C Woodcock
W. L
Shire, M. D
Fe* J, van Kirk, M. D
First National
Hank Builtine
Mre Whiteaker
North
Williamette Striet
National Band
Francisco
Portaed
Orregon
Lepdin
oSbiet
Eldons
P. E. Reepeneee
L. H. Amt
Circuit Court
Grant
Pasa Mining Journal
Corliss
Ben Rush
Brown
Colorado
Colorado Eagle
Messsra T
Quinner
F H Bitter
Minnesota
A W Peters
I K Peters
Lane County Bank
A. G. Hovey
L. G. Hulin
R. H. Hovey
Aret Cashier
United States
Ossuen
Parwe
Doe Conmeer
CHICA
BTA
Yellowstone
Park
Yellowstone National Park
London
Tasi Chow
New Chwang
Compaul
Kruger
Transvaal
O Forest Fire Law
Towne
Plattsburg Club
New York World
Junction City News
Ja J A Sibbetts
Mra Milliorn
JP Milliorn
W A Lawrence
Cape Nome
Alaska
Mr Lawrence
Andrew
Speers
Maxise Loewpes
Euge
Dearly Guard
Chas. Holt
Delly Guard
Woopcock
Noodcock
Blue River Road
Lackey
LJ Henderson
F R Pepid
Thos Bowers
Pattondle
Knox Et Ux
Thoa Bowers
Kila
Waite
H Withee
SC Rankin
F A Rankin
Martin Foster
Willamette
F A
SE Rankin
McKeagle River District
Ballard
Locacer
Peterson
Golden Eagle Mining
Geo Fisher
WT Campbell
Eugene Loan and Savings Pank Et al
Thompson & Hardy and I
Bilyeu
John Strome Va JA
Nellie Meadden
JM Williams Ve
Geo Lea
Eugene Cannery
The
Allen Packing Co
BuRiep
Turner
Balem Statesman
MP Berry
Statesman
Twin Oak
ME Church
N W Silver
Mra Berry
Pearl Lodge
AF &Am
W T Williamson
Maccabee Lodge
Berry
E.e. Darwin
E. Dunn
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