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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1900
Page
7
The court selected a superintendent to spend the citizens subscription and county funds on the McKenzie road. The Guard suggests surging the work with twenty teams to finish before the rainy season, noting larger crews haul more in dry August days. Five thousand dollars is deemed sufficient. delays must be avoided.
A recount of the Lene county county judge race confirms H R Kincaid's decisive majority. Editorials from the Daily Guardian in June argued Kincaid would gain from a recount, noting Republican boards and judges, with Knox unlikely to contest. The piece asserts Kincaid’s unquestioned right to the office.
Cardinal Gibbons tells New York World War column that the U S should not pursue empire in Asia and must continue shaping a stable, popular government in the Philippines to complete its mission there. A Paris exhibit praises American fire-fighting heritage by Daughters of the American Revolution, highlighting young women’s lineage.
Geo San of Salem, identified as a celestial, files a bankruptcy petition listing $30 in assets and liabilities exceeding $6,000. The filing highlights a notable creditor balance and notes a strategic remark regarding Chinese figures.
Chinese concessions are offered at a notable discount in the current market. Buyers may find reduced prices and improved terms as suppliers adjust to demand. The trend reflects price competition and consumer interest across regional markets.
A note hints at a disappearance with a cryptic phrase suggesting belief in a higher decree. Authorities pursue leads as the public weighs possible motives and connections in the ongoing case.
Chicago for New York herald reports the catchy song “Everybody Wondered How He Knew” waned after officials suppressed its performance at Wearborn. The article recounts Chicagoans’ bemusement as the ditty faded, with anecdotes of ballrooms, paintings, and gossip illustrating the city’s reaction to the hush order and the music’s sudden disappearance.
Henry Carey Sr urges his son Henry Carey Jr to marry cousin Katherine Merrick to reform him. He resists, testing the plan and revealing Katherine’s decisive engagement to another man. Katherine urges self improvement and warns against relying on her to uplift him. The younger Carey questions the worth of his plans.
A nameless stranger dubbed the Death Shadow arrives in Ellsworth frontier town. He challenges local bravado until he confronts a sleeping rival in the Pawnee saloon. After a tense duel in the night, the stranger dies in the gully and the Shadow leaves.
Guy Merton, a beekeeper, awaits Colonel Wyllie and Kathie, his former beloved, in his farm home. A bee swarm traps him on the veranda, and Kathie dives to save him with honey water and a quill, easing the danger. Her forgiveness and rekindled feeling follow as the pair confront past regrets.
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