Wreck of Pacific steamship Princess May near Sentinel Island
The Pacific steel steamship Princess May, carrying about 100 passengers and 65 crew, struck a reef off Sentinel Island in the Linn Canal near Juneau early today and lies partially submerged on the beach. Reports say all hands may have been saved, with limited details reaching Victoria and Seattle.
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Seattle
Pacific Steel
Skagway
Alaska
Vancouver
Sentinel Island
Juneau
Linn Canal
Victoria
Prince George
Canadian Pacific
McLeod
England
Associated Press
Sentinel Islet
Twelve year old to lead sheriff on Yamaguchi chase
Cazadero California August 6 twelve year old Arthur Collins will be Sheriff Smiths chief deputy as he joins a state wide search for Yamaguchi the Japanese accused in the Kendall family murders at a remote ranch. The coroner s inquest reopened with testimony of neighbor Churchman and Kendall son amid a long feud with tanbark peelers. Evidence includes a bloodstained axe bed clothes hammer and the torso of a woman with bones found in a creek nearby all linked to the farmhouse killings.
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Cazadero
Cal
Arthur Collins
Smith
Yamaguchi
Kendall
Arthur
Caradero
Enoch Kendall
Henry Yamaguchi
Lee
Sheriff Smith
Francia D. Crosper
Willam Churchman
Kendalla
Thomas Kendall
Ballinger defends trip and libel stance amid rumors
Secretary Ballinger returned from visits to Minneapolis and Chicago and told the Associated Press the eastward trip was not for the reasons circulated. He denied meeting Nelson and said any resignation would aim to pursue libel prosecutions against those who attacked him. He forecast continued Taft administration gains in progressive legislation.
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Seattle
Ballinger
Minneapolis
Chicago
Associated Press
Beverly
Crain
Nelson
Lawler
Interior Department
Los Angeles
Crane
Taft
Conae
Legisla
Hop picking to begin in Lane county in two weeks
Hop picking starts in Lane county in two weeks with early crop work beginning then and late hops following about ten days later. The report says this year’s Lane county crop should be among the finest despite dry hot weather stunting growth. Prices are expected to be fair as foreign crop failures may lift Oregon hop values.
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Lane County
Walker
Eugene
Springfield
Oregon
Crippled Girl Crawls Mile for Help Near Davenport
Spokane authorities reported a crippled girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, living twelve miles from Davenport, crawled a mile to a neighbor seeking aid after her mother died at night while the father was away. The girl moved on her hands for five hours to reach help.
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Spokane
Carpenter
Davenport
Woodmen of the World to take Eugene bonds in $50,000 block
Portland dispatch reports the Woodmen of the World head camp will take up $50,000 of Eugene municipal refunding bonds. Representative W C Hawley of Salem will negotiate the purchase, with a formal bid to follow. The head camp plans $304,000 in Oregon bonds including Portland Broadway bridge and Hood River water bonds, aiming for about 4.7 percent return.
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Portland
Eugene
Woodmen of
W. C. Hawley
Salem
Hawley
Goss
Oregon
Portland Broadway
Hood River
Lane Pomona Grange Meets at Lorane in July
Irving Aug 5 The Lane Pomona Grange held its July 31 meeting at Lorane with 32 delegates from area granges. Discussions covered voter registration reform and gender political equality, followed by a luncheon, a dairy discussion, and a youth program at the Christian church. Suislaw Grange is building a new hall 30 by 60 with a 20 by 32 dining area, expected to be completed next season.
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Irving
Lane Pomona Grange
Lorane
Springfield
Greenge
Tone
Pomona
Slusaw
Lecturrer
Willamette Valley
Washington
Bro.c. H. Brown
Ohio
Eugene
Christian Church
Dro
Sister Young
Springfield Grange
Suisian Granges
Pomona Grange
Suislaw Valley
Suislaw Grange
Utterly Wretched Nervous Prostration Remedy Found
In Upper Penn, Pa a sufferer describes years of nervous prostration and stomach trouble. After trying many remedies relief came with Hood's Sarsaparilla. The tonic is praised for purifying blood and strengthening nerves, available in liquid or chocolate tablet form.
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Upper
Penn
Hood
Pomona Grange Meeting Set for October 29
Lane Pomona and the Spring field Grange plan a Saturday gathering with hospitality and fellowship. Minnie E. Bond notes the Patrons of Husbandry will host and strive to outdo all others in welcoming attendees.
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Pomona
Springfield Grange
Minnie E. Bond
Bible Students Convention Addresses Death From Bible View
Pastor Russell told a Celoron Auditorium audience of nearly 5,000 Bible Students that the Bible must be read from its own standpoint. He argued against higher criticism and evolution, urging readers to interpret death as the natural outcome of human decay, not a spiritual demise, and stressed humanity’s need for divine salvation through Christ.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Celoron
Aeision
Calvary
Heaven
Adam
From death to life through faith in the Redeemer
The text explains humanity as spiritually dead in trespasses, condemned by Adam and judged by divine law. Belief in Jesus grants life, yet true salvation requires more, including sanctification, New Creation, and eventual resurrection at the Second Coming. Believers endure trials, live by faith, and anticipate Kingdom power and universal restoration.
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Adam
Minster
Cid
Wwe
Johor
Chy Geerit
Balievers
Mary
Joenana
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Stetor
Messiah
Adem
Johnson and Woman in New York Street Display
The Morning Telegraph urges police to curb Jack Johnson’s motor display with a white woman claimed as his wife. It alleges his real wife, married in Australia, was driven from his Chicago home, and questions the morality of Johnson parading through streets in an automobile amid a Jeffries bout spectacle.
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New York
Jack Johnoon
Chicago
Morning Telegraph
Johnson
Australia
San Francisco
Reno
Telegraph
Jeffries and
First Baseball in Oregon in 1856 Revealed by Medford Resident
Medford resident R. Stinnet claims he organized Oregon's first baseball team in 1856 at Corvallis. He recalls crude gear, home made bats from native wool, a rubber ball then yarn covered, and no mitts or masks. He says he has never missed a game and notes the game's basic principles endure.
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Medford, Or
R. Stinnett
Medford
Oregon
Fireat
Corvailis
Agers
Antil
Alleged Eloper Now In Jail In Roseburg Oregon
F M McDonald, accused of eloping from Glendale with Jessie Clements, was brought to Roseburg in custody of Deputy Sheriff Ortenson. He is jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing. Clements regained his two children but will have no further involvement with his wife.
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Roseburg
F. M. McDonald
Glendale
Douglas County
Jessie Clements
San Francisco
Ortenson
Clements
Two Couples Wed In Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Oregon August 5 two couples were united in wedlock at the same hour Wednesday evening at 3 20 oclock James E Atkinson and Miss Pearl Gray wed at the groom s home in the presence of relatives Rev Robert Sutcliffe of the M B church officiating Rexford M Gleagon and Miss Eliza Magee wed at the bride s parents country residence near the city Elkina pastor of the Christian church officiating A large number of guests attended Both brides are Cottage Grove high school graduates Miss Magee class of 1908 and Miss Gray class of this year
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Cottage Grove
James E. Atkinson
Pearl Gray
A Perenta
Geo. Atkinson
Robert Sutcliffe
M. B. Church
Rexford M. Gleagon
Eliza Magee
Prank H. Magee
Elkina
Christian Church
Cottage Grove High School
Miss Magee
Gray
Bastard's Herbine Liver Tonic Sold at Dillon Drug Store
An old advertisement claims Bastard's Herbine improves liver health and temper at home. It promises relief from small irritations by feeding the liver, urging readers to buy a bottle for 64 cents, available at Dillon Drug Store.
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Dillon
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