Wallis-Eastham nuptials in Eugene Oregon
The Portland Telegram reports the August 12 ceremony at the bride’s cousin’s home with Rev. Albyn Eeson officiating. M. S. Wellis and Mrs Allie Eastham of Eugene were married, with guest list including Tom and Ina Craig and others. After a formal reception the couple will reside in Eugene.
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Portland
Wallis-Eastham
Ferrie Henshaw
Park Street
M. S. Wellis
Allie Eastham
Eugene, Or
Albyn Eeson
Rodney Avenue
Christian
Mrs. Wallis
Eugene
Tom Craig
Ina Craig
Eugeneia Craig
Fred W. Bay
Ed French
Madaline Perry
J. W. Miller
Ferrie Hershaw, Jr
Sound Cities
Mra. Wallis
Oregon
Mob hunts island gang after kidnapping of white girl
A mob of about one hundred men searches Brush Island for a group of black men accused of kidnapping a twelve year old white girl from Fort Gibson four weeks earlier. A firefight killed one posse member. The girl escaped and described brutal torture and captivity by twelve men, with the mob planning to force the captors to surrender.
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Scrippa News Association
Fort Smith
Arkansee
Fort Gibson
Brush Island
Portland Woman Finds Gold Ledge In Garden Patch
Mrs Harry Elwert of the Marquam addition Portland uncovered a gold bearing ledge while hoeing potatoes. A sample assayed at 375 to 100 per ton with estimates suggesting a yet higher value for the discovery.
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Scripps News Association
Portland, Or
Ang. Lo
Harry Elwert
Marquam Addition
Portland
Commence the Improvements in Coos County Stage Line
Eli Bangs departed for Roseburg with Wm. White to oversee his Roseburg Marshfield stage line recently acquired in the country. Bangs said Coos county has accepted a 2000 offer to improve roads the line travels, and work has already begun as he inspects the progress and handles other business interests there.
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Daily Guard
Eli Bangs
Roseburg
Roseburge- Marshfield
Wm. White
Bangs
Tea
Coos County
Injured logger treated after tree limb strike
Robert Snyder, an employee at Mc Laughlin's logging camp on Fall Creek, was brought to Eugene hospital after a tree limb struck him while in the woods. He suffered several gashes in the shoulder but his injuries are not serious.
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Daily Good
Robert Snyder
McLaughlin
Fall Ereek
Eugene Hospital
Tragic suicide on train near Collina station
Reports from Collina in the northern Montana district describe a man named Johnson who killed himself by lying his head on the rails as a Great Northern train halted. Despite the wheel cleaving his neck, no skin was broken, and the event occurred after he had been drinking.
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Great Palle
Mont
Collina
Great Northern
Montena
Nerge
Johnson
Pegro
Hop Crop Booms With Strong New Market Prospects
Salem Journal reports a steady local hop market with 20 cents per pound for new crop contracts and 40 cents per box in good yards. Old hops remain light in stock, some yards yield potential 2000 pounds per acre, and pickers are being contracted as growers expect a prosperous fall.
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Salem Journal
Man Hope
Oregon G A R and Relief Corps Represented in San Francisco
San Francisco reports Oregon aims on the Grand Army Encampment and the National Convention of the Woman's Relief Corps. About 180 Oregon Grand Army members registered at Oregon headquarters with many veterans joining yesterday’s parade led by General Owen Summers of Portland. The event draws wide Western state turnout, large hotel crowds, and parade grandeur unseen in years.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
Oregon Woman’s Relief Corps
San Franciso
Owen Summers
Portland
Former minister now a drummer in Eugene
S P Wileon formerly presiding elder of the M E church in this district was in Eugene today. He quit the ministry some time ago and now works as a commercial traveler for a hardware firm in San Francisco. He had many friends in Eugene who greeted him on the streets. His wife is now in Omaha Nebraska.
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Daily Guard
S. P. Wileon
M. E. Church
Wos
Fugene
Wileon
San Francisco
Eugene
Omaha
Nebraska
Adams Elected Mount Tabor Principal
Professor F. Gi. Adame of the Albany Schools was elected principal of Mount Tabor School District No. 5 to replace J. O. Hall, who left to start a Nebraska business with his brother. Adame, a former Eugene resident, comes from a large educator list and will lead a district with about 190 pupils and 19 teachers.
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F. Gi. Adame
Albany Scchools
Mount Tabor
J. O. Hall
Nebraska
Profesor Adame
Sdome Wae
Eugene
Professor Young Named Delegate to National Irrigation Congress
Prof F Young of Eugene is appointed delegate to attend the National Irrigation Congress in Ogden Utah from September 15 to 18. The assignment highlights ongoing efforts in water management and regional irrigation policy.
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F. Young
Eugene
Ogden
Utah
Tragedy in Douglas County Ends in Suspected Murder
Ninth August report from Roseburg Oregon recalls the discovery of Harmon Snider’s nude decomposed body behind a fir log near E P Bagshaw’s homestead at Perdue. Snider disappeared in June after leaving Roseburg with Jane Snider. Bagshaw’s whereabouts are unclear. Coroner Twitchell headed an inquiry as officials probed foul play and the motive remains uncertain. Snider, about 55, was known in Roseburg for his drinking. his divorced wife and grown children live in Portland and California.
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Roseburg, Or
E. P. Bagshaw
Perdue Post Offices
Harmon Snider
Snider
Bagshaw
Twitchell
Portland
California
Encampment Site Chosen Across River From Roseburg
Col Geo Yoran Capt J M Williams and Col O Yoran returned from Roseburg after selecting the Byars place as the battalion encampment site for early September. The area is within city limits but small for extended drills, so a larger field along the railroad will host extended order practice. Water will be supplied by tapping the pipeline to the Soldiers Home.
Eugene High School Brickwork Progress Rushes Ahead
The High School building is progressing rapidly with bricklaying to be completed next week. The front entrance bears the legend Eugene High School Erected 1903, praised as the prettiest work in Eugene.
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Eugene
Eugene High Sebool
Excursion to State Fair Spurs Oregon Officials Visit
W H Wehring president of the Oregon State Board of Articulture visits Salem to review exhibits for the state fair. He predicts a record fair with high public interest and crowds. KM Warren plans exhibits and a possible special Eugene to Salem excursion arranged with Southern Pacific for Friday September 18.
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Daily Guard
W. H. Wehring
Oregon State Board of Articulture
Iain Eugene
Smeede
Guard
Salem
Lie
KM Warren
Mr. Warren
Mr. Webrang
Webhrang
Southern Pacific
Eugene
David Cherry Dies After Illness in Portland
David Cherry died in Portland after a brief illness. Born November 10 18 in Giortrea Ireland he was 66 years 9 months and 18 days old. He immigrated to Canada in 1848 and moved to Oregon in 1870s, settling in Eugene and becoming a pioneer furniture maker. He married Annie M Atkins of Ontario and had two sons Harry D. Cherry of Eugene and Robert W. A. Cherry of Salem. Survived by four sisters and two brothers, with funeral at his residence at 10 am conducted by Rev I D Driver and burial in the IOOF cemetery. Ringling Brothers circus will tour Oregon next week with shows in Portland Salem Albany Eugene Medford.
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David Cherry
Portland
Giortrea
Ireland
Canada
Eugene
Wos
Hs County
Annie M. Atkins
Helleville
Ontario
Cherry
St. Vincent's
A. L. Houghton
Gary
South Dakota
Wm. Wigg
Oshawa
Wm. Ellinor
Bowmanville
Methodist Church
Detective inquiry into Eugene pioneer Laughlin death at Butte
An 88 year old former Lane County resident Anthony White Laughlin died under suspicious circumstances in Butte Montana. Detective Buchanan investigates possible estate wealth links and a nurse Miss Jillian Hare who may be beneficiary. Undertaker Richards questions that death appeared natural while Miss Hare is missing. No charges filed yet.
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Lane County
Butte
Montana
Buttle
Mont
Huchanan
Anthony White Laughlin
Eugene
Oregon
Laughlin
Ind
Leven
Jillian Hare
Miss Hare
Mount Moriah
Richards
Mice Clare
Donald Campbell
Blue River development party heads to Blue River District
Kk K Warner and A A Tossing depart for Hilleburg in the Blue River District on Wednesday morning to conduct mining dam development work. They are joined by Ron Warner Wm Strebl and Tossing's father-in-law Mr Smith of Ohlo Jd Venner travels to Blue River mines with family and Ray Duncan a miner. Venner is president of Oriental Mining Company and aims to work on company claims. Brownsville limes.
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Kk. K. Warner
A. A. Tossing
Hilleburg
Blue River District
Ron Warner
Wm. Strebl
Mr. Tossing
Mr. Smith
Ohlo
F. Venner
Blue River
Gate Creek
Ray Duncan
Mr. Venner
Oriental Mining Company
Brownsville Limes
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V_ Henderson
Bere Merats
Fores and Bridge Works
W L. Cheshire
Christian Idg
Eugene, Oregon
W Brown, M. D
J. J. Walton
P. Nes
Walton & Ness
Attorneys-At-Law
Walton Elk
Eugnee
LAW
New McClung Block
Krwrene,freon
A. Q. Woodcock
L. T. Barri
Woodcock & Harris
Chrisman
Enugene
Hugh E. Penland
Corn and Willamette
Deucn and
Taiere Pone
Rorge O'B
Debak, M. D
Susgeon
Hee
Banik
Cal
Phove
Foe
Eugene Loan and
Capitol
United States
Ant County Warranrs
E Brown
Cahoer
Hold
M. R. Janney
Sos General Banking
Sein
Chicago
T. ’. Opto Bricks
Ss. B. Earice
P. E. Aasurass
L. HB. Potter
Atlan
Francisco
Prof. Adams
Douglas
Jane Snider
Perdue
Rev. I. D. Driver
Ringling Brothers’ Great Circus
Albany
Medford
Misa Hore
Blue River Development
Ie Nothioe
Josares
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