Paris Honors Kruger and Czar’s Condition Good
A digest of international and domestic items reports Paris applauding Dom Paul Kruger amid crowd sightings and rumors of an assassination plot, the Czar in good health with a quiet night stated, and James Hill denying Northern Pacific control. Additional items note Yale over Harvard 28 0, a lake disaster near Burmo NY, and Constantinople refusing consul exequatur. Funeral of Fred Kinsey described with Masonic rites. Oregon State University graduate J Pearcy among early graduates.
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UO Varsity Triumphs Over Portland Academy 21–12
A drizzly day unsettled the field as UO played Portland Academy. Templeton scored early for the Varsity, kicking extra points after two tallies, while Hale added two more touchdowns for UO. Portland Academy replied with multiple scores before the end of the first half.
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Weather notes and tax talks from Palo Alto
Jonathan Conger returned from Farmington Washington and plans to move soon after selling his Eu gene area farm. Snow four inches deep and temperatures at one degree below zero reported. sleigh bells heard in the town. Congress will be commended for relieving the public of stamping on commercial paper and other documents though taxes on liquor and tobacco will be paid by a few and felt by all.
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Aguinaldo Shot in the Stomach and Yet Alive
Reportedly, Aguinaldo survived multiple assassination rumors and has been shot in the stomach. The claim of his death proved false as he endures severe suffering while remaining alive, in contrast to frequent deceptions about his fate.
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Laurean Society and UC Football Social Report
UC football team entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs H E Ankeny on North Pearl Street with a wholesome dinner and courteous reception. The Laurean Society met with Mr Campbell leading discussion on society work and a debate on disfranchising the negroes. News notes include a call for a football coach for Coquille City, hatchery egg shipments, apple delivery, a Eugene jail incident involving Tom Wilson, and local injuries and educational moves.
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Commissioners Court witness list from Banta and Shelley cases
The record enumerates witnesses jurors and election officials for multiple State v Banta and related Bucknam Shelley cases. Names include M Banta E Potter Stevens Underwood Callison Hammond Kitchen Zamwalt Hill Overton Shelley Comegys Shelley P Shelley and many judges and clerks of election with stated fees and roles.
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Natron Branch to Be Built to New Sawmill Site
News from Eugene confirms Southern Pacific plans to extend the Natron branch eight to ten miles beyond current points this spring or summer, with a large sawmill to be erected nearby. After bridge completion at Springfield a Eugene headquarters train will operate between Eugene Wendling and the new extension, boosting local rail service and bringing about twenty more families to the area.
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Oregon Bar Association Sets Jobo Marshal Day
The Oregon Bar Association will celebrate Jobo Marshal Day on February 4 and asks courts to adjourn and schools to honor the day. CBS Wood of Portland was elected president and George B Dorris of Eugene second vice president. The group urged reducing litigation expenses to keep courts open for all. Charles Eastland will travel to San Francisco after the holidays to enter Hastings School of Law.
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Secret Football Practice At University Ends Season
Rmoved from on field, as Coach Kaarsberg requires secrecy for finishing season. Players will not run trick plays, focus on straight football with a few trusted students acting as cops on the field. Stanford Berkeley and Multnomah are practicing in secret. Daily Guard notes other local items and events.
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A Great Improvement Advocates Primary Nominations
Ivan McQueen of Lane county announces wholehearted support for replacing the existing convention nomination system with a primary method. He states no concrete plan or bill is yet drafted but favors practical steps toward the reform and will back workable measures.
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Real estate transfers and probate notices listed
Real estate transfers include Lase to Cobb in Cottage Grove and others in Lane and Skinner's donations with prices from $1 to $600. Probate matters cover estates of Spores, Bilison, Gillespie, and Peters with cash flows and balances. Circuit Court actions, log brand filings for Siuslaw river and tributaries, and trustee cemetery transfer noted.
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of & R Williams
L Bond
Jacob Gillespie
Money in Potatoes Boosts Local Farming Outlook
Frank Hall, two miles south of town, planted 15 acres of potatoes and last week harvested about 4500 bushels. At 30 cents per bushel, minus 7 to 8 cents for digging, bagging and hauling, Hall netted roughly $900. The figures are vouched for by a man who helped dig and bag the crop.
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Election results at Eugene Circle No 16 W of W
Dally Gaard reports the annual officer election for Eugene Circle No 16 W of W. Officers elected include Post Guardian Mary Cockerline, Adviser Ive M Farrow, Clerk J Wilson, Captain of Guards Ella Frazer, Musician Beasie Farrington, and other named roles. Local stores listed as employers for cigarrette policy, with a note on New York retailers. Also mentions Kroger’s France trip and a reception at the Elysee with President Lowbet.
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J Wilson
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Augusta Cheshire
Iva Gray
Lacy Bearborough
Hubert Mc Murphey
Ella FE Frazer
Beasie K Farrington
Alberta
Mc- Murphey
McKinley Carried Oregon With 13144 Vote Plurality
Gleaned figures from the Oregon state department show the statewide presidential vote totals with McKinley leading. Secretary of State Dunbar noted county results will be released soon, detailing each candidate's tally across the state.
Miss Mamie McAlister Attends Cousin’s Salem Wedding
Miss Mamie McAlister of Eugene attended a Salem wedding last evening then returned to Albany. Dr Lowe, the cousin, arrived at noon and will welcome local friends at the Rovers House. Hoo J Whitney returned from Salem with Capitol renovation news as preparations for the next legislature begin. Geo W Hurst of Kearney, Neb., named superintendent of Eagle Woolen Mills at Brownaville, to take charge soon.
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Eagle Woolen Mills
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New York Apples Arrive for Oregon Exhibit at Barnes
A barrel of Winesaps and Blue Pear main apples arrived from New York and are at the permanent exhibit presented to Colonel Leach for comparison with Oregon apples. The fruit is sound and firm with good color, but smaller than Oregon varieties. The sender's motive remains unclear, though likely an opinion of better apples in New York.
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Junction City News and Items From The Times
The Times notes E Barron opened a barber shop north of the hotel and reports shipments of apples to Denver this week. A Umphrey, father of Skipworth, arrived in Junction and will spend time here. Shipped pieces of As hege to Portland Tuesday. Local officials report salary and fines turned into the city treasury. Mesiee mates anticipate shipping 50 to 60 carloads of bfip and 5 at Grante Pass. The Spitsen and Newtons find markets in the East and Europe. Corvallis Gazette mentions a football mix of OAC players to play Albany militia on Thanksgiving. Janetian City Times reports creamery patrons rising, cream route loads, price 22 cents, butter at 60 cents a roll locally, country butter 40 cents.
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Pale Tow Chills Malaria and Lemon Grap
A fragmented note mentions illness and a beverage or remedy, with unclear context. The readable terms include malaria and lemon, suggesting a health or medicinal reference, but details are missing to define a full incident or event.
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