Primary Election Notices Sent Out Countywide in Lane Oregon
County Clerk Leo sends notices to each precinct for the September 24 1910 primary election. Notices state the offices to be nominated including Governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction state printer and more. The election runs from noon to 7 pm with notices dated August 20 1910 by Clerk E U Leb.
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Leo
Lane
Oregon
Supreme Court
Railroad Commission of 1
OOM Grewman Water Division
King
Justice of the Peace
E. U. Leb
Balloon Burst Sparks Narrow Escape at Springfield Carnival
From Fritoy's Daily Guard a near ascent ends when a balloon bursts at 200 feet. Aeronaut Cobe of Miller company falls, deploys parachute just before ground, escaping with an ankle sprain and minor injuries. Crowd witnesses the dramatic rescue as a second balloon is planned if wind permits.
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Fritoy
Daily Guard
Aeronaut Cobe
Miller Company
No More Militia Drills Till September 29
There will be no drills for Companies A and C this summer until September 29 when members must assemble for the quarterly inspection. Captains White and Willoughby praise the boys for camp turnout and conduct. At American Lake troops trained in cover, attacking entrenched positions, and maneuvering to flank an enemy. Local companies plus two Oregon regiments created the best attack the umpire had seen, nearly real fighting conditions. The camp revealed the value of certain home-army lessons and left memories of the trip to American Lake and the Sound cities.
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White
Willoughby
American Lake
Oregon
Arma
Divorce Granted and Denied in Circuit Court Case
Judge Warrin granted a divorce to John Sanders from Alta E. on cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed in La Grande Oregon on September 18 1898 and have two minor children Mabel 11 and Thelma 5 custody awarded to the plaintiff. The wife was described as cross and jealous and wrongly accused Sanders of infidelity. In the Anders v Anders case the plaintiff was denied divorce due to desertion not lasting one year as required by law.
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Warrin
Circuit Court
John Sandere
Alta E
la Grande
Mabel
Thelma
Mra Sanders
Cross
Jense Anders Va Etta G. Andera
Springfield Leaders Push Rural Growth and Roads
Chapman's strong talk urged cutting farm costs and expanding rural districts, Dimick urged small farms and scientific farming beyond city growth, both stressing roads and statewide development. Afternoon auto race won by Jim Clark. band and solos entertained crowds at Springfield celebration.
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Grant B. Dimick
Oregon City
Mr. Chapman
Springfield
Willamette Valley
Eugene
Egunty
Hood River
Medford
Dimick
Mra Samuel Young
J. L. Clark
Jim Clark
BH. A. Washburne
Barr
Pollard
Mr. Cox
Harold Peery
Sam Young
Ray McPherson
Charles Tate
Frank Mulligan
W. H. Pollard
Eastern Cities Show A Substantial Growth
Census returns show Newark New Jersey with 247,469 residents, an increase of 101,399 or 41.2 percent from 1900. Scranton Pennsylvania rises to 129,867, up 27,841 or 27.3 percent, from 102,126 in 1900. Schenectady New York grows to 72,826, up 41,144 or 129.9 percent from 31,982 in 1900.
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Washington
Newark
N. J
Scranton
Schenectady
N. Y
Surveyors Probe Route South From Eugene for Oregon Electric
Eugene surveyors report preliminary lines south from the city toward Spencer's Butte and Chula Vista, aiming to establish a feasible railroad route. Indications suggest the line may turn at Fifth Street onto High Street, where Lane County Asset Co. holds a franchise, with possible shared tracks between Oregon Electric and a local company.
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Oregon Electric Railway Company
Eugene
Oregon
Masonic Cemetery
Spencer
Fifth Street
Chula Vista
Spencer's Butte
High Street
Lane ‘County Asset Co
Oregon Electric
Reynolds Family Hurt In Runaway Wreck Near Fairmount
H J Reynolds his wife and daughter Margaret were hurt when a wheel came off a buggy near the street car line in Fairmount. The horse bolted dragging the wrecked buggy over a rock. all occupants escaped with injuries though not serious. Margaret suffered a deep facial laceration. The buggy remained in the street overnight and was removed in the morning.
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H. J. Reynolds
Margaret
Fairmount
Mr. Reynolds
Mummey Store
Cholera Scourge Sweeping Russia
St. Petersburg reports a week of cholera with about 24 000 new cases and nearly 11 000 deaths. The year total reaches 113 000 cases and over 50 000 deaths, a mortality rate of roughly 44.5 percent.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
English paper cited in contempt for false Crippen confession claim
London August 19 The court of criminal appeals cited the Daily Chronicle to show cause why a contempt attachment should not be issued for printing on August 5 the statement that Dr Crippen had confessed.
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London
Court of Criminal Appeals Today
Woman Fatally Burned in Oregon
Grsham Oregon August 19 brush fires south of town spread rapidly driven by an east wind and burned a large area destroying wood. Mrs Mary Straus wife of a Kelso sawmill proprietor was caught by flames while trying to save belongings. A neighbor rolled her on the ground and shoveled dirt to extinguish the fire. She inhaled flames and remained in precarious condition with little hope of recovery.
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Grsham, Or
Here
Mary Straus
J. R. Duncan
Sermon on Comfort and Faith in Divinity and Hell
The Brooklyn Tabernacle preacher in Cullen N Y argues that the Bible offers comfort to the bereaved and condemns eternal torment. He contrasts divine foreordination with humane mercy, criticizes purgatory and eternal hell, and urges a gospel of comfort through Christ. He cites Paul on the wage of sin being death and calls for seeking salvation through the Redeemer.
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Satan
Christendom
Hell
Sheol
Hades
Staul
God
Father of Mercies
St. Paul
Comforting Words on Resurrection Hope for All Beings
The article extols the Bible God as the God of all comfort guiding both the Church and world toward salvation. It argues all die as sleep in death, with a future resurrection through Christ. It contrasts heavenly restitution for the elect with mortal restoration for humanity, awaiting Messiah's Kingdom.
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Apostle
God
Jesus Christ
Father of Mercies
Christ
Adam
St. Paul
Theaoren
Purgatory
St. Aul
St. Stephen
David
Abraham
Messiah
Shane
Calvary
Jesus
Peins
Edeh
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Ghapman
Chapman
Portland
East
Tom Richardson
New Orleans
Commerce Club
Middle West
D. E
Reynolds
Clackamas County
People’s Pulpit
Charles T. Russell
Brooklyn
Tabernacle
Christ Jesus
Benne Apostle
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