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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1900
Page
2
State Journal reports the Knox vs Kincaid contest tried before Judge Hamilton in August, recount increasing Kincaid’s plurality from 1 to 5 across five precincts Irving Willamette Fairmount Mohawk West Cottage Grove. Knox’s attorney moved to dismiss. recounts in 45 unclaimed precincts could add 50 to 100 votes per the piece.
In an Associated Press interview Andrew Carnegie criticizes McKinley’s policy of holding Philippine territory. He argues for self government for the Philippines, condemns annexation and calls for clear title to the country, reflecting Bryan's commitment to independence and a noncolonial stance.
A brief exchange among Salem Journal and Eugene Register notes. The Salem Journal advises truthfulness as easier than lying while the Eugene Register questions the paper’s claims. A remark about a wheat price report is cited, with wheat cited as rising to a dollar per bushel though market reports show sub 50 cent levels.
A correspondent reports on membership in major fraternal societies in the United States and Canada per the New York World Almanac 1900. Lists totals for Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Modern Woodmen, United Workmen, Woodmen, Knights of Maccabees, Sons of Temperance, Chosen Friends, and others, noting colored organizations included. Elliot Danforth comments on New York Democratic voter sentiment, predicting turnout and shifts with McKinley and Roosevelt likely surprised by election day results.
A letter accuses the Register’s Impressions column of undue moral shock regarding a Guano piece. The writer argues readers judge literature by effect, not mere words, and suggests the column belongs to a censorious class unable to tolerate even mild provocation.
A list of papers once supporting McKinley or the Palmer and Buckner ticket now channel their beat energies to promote Bryan’s election. The note frames a political realignment as these outlets pivot to support the Democratic ticket, signaling a regional shift in editorial posture.
A ledger style summary lists numerous payments and disbursements from the Commissioners Court including road work, lumber, pauper care, medical services, groceries, legal and clerk fees, grave markers and ferry costs. Names such as W T Coroelina John Sechimitt J W Powell Gus Wecener and J W Withrow appear among many items detailing amounts owed to individuals and firms for public works and welfare.
A listing notes the leading German newspapers tied to Louisville Baltimore Boston and Chicago among others. Jurors Parker Lyman Cain and Kauble appear in a Harris inquest with witnesses and a long roll of names including Wa Hawthorne and Gray. The document also cites various local officials and road workers, plus registering and voting details.
United States land offices report a Department of the Interior notice altering homestead rules. Previously a person could not file a second claim after completing a lien on a first. The new provision allows a second claim after meeting certain conditions. The notice mentions specific figures and names, referenced in connection with stake or payment. Sales and related events are noted for August 1063 with state fair context.
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