Old Kentucky family feud claims two women as victims
Williamson West Virginia November 26 A sheriff's posse shot and killed Mrs Charles Daniels and her 16 year old daughter near Devon Mingo county while trying to aid their father and brother escape. The deaths grew from a feud between the Christians and Daniels on the Kentucky West Virginia border. The Christians sided with Mingo county West Virginia while the Daniels were based in Pike county Kentucky. A prior slaying of George Christian by Jim Daniels widened the clash. Warrants issued for Jim Daniels and his brother led a Christian posse to pursue the men, when the women fired at them and were killed. One posse member was injured. By sacrificing their lives the women enabled the retreat of their father and brother.
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George Christian
Kentucky
Jim Daniels
Christian
Daniels
Charles
Graham lauds Washington after Seattle trip
David Graham of Burden & Graham praises Washington's coast powerhouse after watching the Oregon versus Washington game on Thanksgiving. He cites Washington as stronger than Oregon and says their punter Eakins is the best seen locally, noting team speed, accuracy, and strong defense despite Oregon’s resilience and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Graham
Burden & Graham
University of Oregon
Seattle
Oregon
Washington
California
Stanford
Eakins
Bill Main
Pinkham
Kiltz
Latourette
Ten Dollar Prize for Lane County Apples
The State Horticultural annual exhibit premiums will be awarded at the Meier & Frank store in Portland from December 6 to 9. The promotion department offers a $10 cash prize for the best box of Spitzenbergs grown and exhibited by a Lane County grower, with fruit remaining the grower’s property.
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Meier & Frank
Portland
Promotion Department
Commercial Club
Commercia
Promotion Department Board of Governors
Lare County
Fenton and Jacobs Married at Dexter Home
Trevis H. Fenton and Miss Vista B. Jacobs wed at the home of Mr and Mrs R L Jacobs in Dexter on November 24 1909 with Elder Frank Kelly officiating. Both parties are well known and respected in their community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Jacobs
Dexter
Trevis H. Fenton
Vistab. Jacobs
Frank Kelly
Conservatives Triumph in British Columbia Election
In Victoria, B C on November 26 final results show a sweeping, unanimous Conservative victory backing the McBride administration. Opposition Liberals and Socialists each hold two seats, with one Liberal seat in Alberni possibly shifting to Conservatives as polls continue.Farmer Dan Fisher sold a 200 acre farm north of town to Ed Holloway of Brownsville for 40 dollars per acre, securing an improved sea great fern at Menneville. Change of possession will occur April 1. the farm was purchased two years ago for 28 per acre. This demonstrates a roughly nine dollar rise in land value per acre.
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Victoria
B. C
McBride
Wits
Breweter
Albern
Dan Fisher
Ed Holloway
Brownsville
Menneville
New Local Train Schedule Through Eugene Updated
A new time schedule for trains passing through Eugene takes effect tomorrow at 12:01. The Cottage Grove locals Nos. 17 and 18 run through to Roseburg as the Roseburg local, southbound at 10:03 p m and northbound at 4:53 p m. Ashland locals change to 2:15 p m southbound and 12:12 p m northbound. Overlands unchanged. Two new Silverton locals Nos. 21 and 22 added between Portland and Silverton. Sheridan branch trains will be operated by the Sheridan & Willamina Co, linking eight miles to Willamina with a brick yard shipping material for Eugene.
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Eugene
Cottage Grove
Roseburg
Ashland
Silverton
Portland
Sheridan Branch
Sheridan & Willamina Co
Sheridan
Willamina
Wolverines Hold Thanksgiving Rally at Woodman’s Hall
Michigan society gathered November 25 for a homey Thanksgiving dinner at Woodman’s Hall. E M Johnson led at 2 pm after 85 attendees enjoyed a day of songs, toasts, reminiscences, and readings honoring pioneers, women, and veterans. Local note on L C H Robert Vaughan reporting bridge damage near Hendricks bridge.
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Michigan Society
W. O. W. Hall
Woodman's Hall
Wolverines
Oregon
Carl Dansfield
Thomas Hardy
Roslin
Mr. Collier
L. D. Cargon
Mrs. Pierce
Mrs. Hardy
Fanny Pierce
Mr. Eldridge
Coffron
R. C. Shepard
America
Daring
FARMER DIES SUDDENLY NEAR CROW WEST OF EUGENE
Oscar Karlstrom a farmer near Crow died suddenly while returning from Eugene this morning. He fell from a two horse buggy four miles west of Eugene near the F L Marstell farm. Coroner Gordon ruled natural causes with no signs of violence. He leaves a wife, formerly Augusta Patterson, and an adopted daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Oscar Karlstrom
Crow
Eugene
F. L. Marstell
Karlstrom
A. C. Patterson
East Eleventh Street
Patterson
Thomas Watson
H. L. Hansen
Gordon
Augusta Patterson
Ida Patterson
Patterson School
Alias dropped after forty years in Roseburg lawsuit
George H. Chauncey once used the name Charles Miller for four decades and testified as plaintiff in a large equity suit over a two thirty fifths share of about $700000 in Roseburg land. The 66 year old Cal native traces his history from Civil War service to Montana mining, then Dutch Flat. The case names nearly 300 defendants and may go to the Oregon Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Charles Miller
George H. Chauncey
Dutch Flat
Cal
Chauncey
Sarah Rose
Aaron Rose
Yountville
Montana
Miller
Washington
Burnett
Supreme Court
Charles Bruneau Brought To Hospital After Boulder Strike
Chas Bruneau foreman at F J Hard s mines in Bohemia was struck by a large boulder that rolled down the hill and crashed through his blacksmith shop. He was brought to Dr Schieefs hospital with severe bruises but no suspected broken bones. Frank Starks of Corvallis visits on business.
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Chas. Bruneau
F. J. Hard
Bohemia
Dr. Schieef
Cottagee Grove
Referee Luck Names Northwest All-Stars In Draft
Referee H Luck selects an All Northwest football team with players from Washington Oregon and Whitman. The list includes Lueck Evenden Grimm Hor leske Mucklestone and others. Dobie later announces his own picks excluding Washington players and notes a Hew Northwest lineup under consideration. A Harrisburg game report notes a Harrisburg win over Cottage Grove and a sprained ankle to Hastings.
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H. Lueck
L. FE
Barloske
Whitman
K. E
Mattson
Washington
F. I
Keck
O. A
L. Hob
Clark
Oregon
Rkil
H. Mucklestone
Q. BL
Coyle
Washengton
Debi
Seattle
Gilmour Doble
University of Wton
Northwest
Dobie
Dodson
Pinkham
Baley
Kellogg
Hawley
Deaner
Sate
Black Knight of Prohibition Figures at Weiser Rally
At a Weiser Idaho gathering 20 prominent citizens pledged 1000 each, totaling 27200 to fight bootleggers. Portland journalist Howard Miller relayed the plan and shared a train debate where J D Matlock, mayor of Eugene, emerged as a vigorous dry forces champion in a lively confrontation.
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Pendleton East Oregonian
Weiser
Idaho
Howard Miller
Portland Journal
J. D. Matlock
Eugene
Junction City Welcomes Murphy Family From Bowbells
J E Murphy and family arrive from Bowbells North Dakota to settle in Junction City. They purchased the southeast forty of the Miller tract. T C Baker family and Christine Anderson join with goods and five stock. J H Eccleston reports the death of Mrs J E Hays in San Francisco. Body later interred at Dorris California.
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J. E. Murphy
Bowbells
North Dakota
Mr. Murphy
Miller Tract
T. C. Baker
Christine Anderson
Martin Anderson
Baker
J. H. Eccleston
California
Foreman Won't Face Charge After Altercation at Wendling Mill
Al Sekatz, foreman of the Booth Kelly planing mill at Wendling, shot E G Hurst Thursday evening but will not be prosecuted as both parties have reconciled. Hurst does not wish to press charges. The bullet failed to penetrate the arm and the revolver was of little force.
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al Sekatz
Booth- Kelly
Wendling
Hurst
Sekatz
Benjamin Huntington Spends Thanksgiving at Yonealla Home
Benjamin Huntington is spending the Thanksgiving vacation at his home in Yonealla, enjoying a quiet holiday season. He will be hosting family and taking a break from his usual schedule.
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Benjamin Huntington
Yonealla
Personal notices from Eugene area many travelers and visits
Local items list visits and travel of residents and visitors in Eugene and nearby towns. Elmira, Portland, Seattle, Albany, Cottage Grove, Creswell, Roseburg, Hood River, Junction City, Fall Creek, Hoquiam, and nearby locales appear with names such as Walters Gross Frasier and Kinman. Thanksgiving gatherings noted. university activity cited with extra contenders for decorum and debate.
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Daily Guard
F. C. Walters
Elmira
Betty Gross
Portland
E. J. Frasier
Seattle
Fred Ware
Albany
L. F. Wooley
Cottage Grove
Earl Kilpatrick
Pleasant Hill
L. A. Noel
Gardiner
Eugene
A. P. Churchill
Bohemia
W. J. Hooker
Creswell
J. W. Buoy
W. J. Mulkey
C. C. Matlock
Spokane
Aletha Lonaberry
W. F. Kinman
Hoquiam
Wash
E. O. Tobey
Halsey
C. H. Fisher
Roseburg
William Johnston
Junction City
Joe Young
Woodcock
Irving
Charles B. Morton
Hood River
Oscar Gorrell
Oakland
F. J. Hard
Misses Lee
Margaret Stuart
R. W. Veatch
George Warner
Fall Creek
Ben Chandler
Oregon
George Price
C. Stuart
J. KR. Stuart
Abe Gilbert
Northwestern Cor
McKen
Corvallis Laughs At Oregon Defeat After Scores
Corvallis chuckles over Oregon’s loss to Oregon Agricultural College. Locals hoped Oregon would thrash Washington, but with Oregon defeated readers pondered Coach Forbes and Yale system talk. Eugene notes punish the arena as fans recall scores and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Oregon
Daily Gazette-Times
Washington
Yale
Forbes
Hartog
Eugene Fe
Treeta
Skinner's Butte
Championship Title Question Remains Open
The inquiry asks which school currently holds the championship, with details incomplete and no clear holder identified in the text. Officials and teams unnamed. Further information is needed to determine the reigning champion.
Oakland Ships Large Batch of Fine Turkeys
Oakland and Roseburg firms led a Thanksgiving turkey shipment totaling 90,000 pounds at 23 cents per pound. Welle Fargo & Co purchased 15,000 pounds, with most birds going to Portland and the rest to San Francisco. M. Mace bought Portland shipment. farmers and dealers faced price pressures and market shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usll
E.G. Young & Co
Oakland
Roseburg
Welle Fargo & Co
Oregon
California
Nevada
Portland
San Prag
W. O. Bridges
Central Oregon Railway Plans Eyed For Ocean Route
Brownsville to Eugene future rail link eyed as part of a northern Pacific main line. Observers note Oregon road grid shifts push toward connecting Cascades with Coos Bay port prospects. Proposals cite three rail routes into the port from Roseburg Drain and Eugene via Florence Gardiner. University of Oregon exhibit pictures attract attention.
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Oregon
Brownsville
Slahe Andington
Coos Bay
Roseburg
Drain
Eugene
Florence Gardiner
Brownaville Times
Kasparilla Remedy Promoted For Digestive Health
An advertisement extolls Kasparilla as a sterling household remedy, claiming it corrects digestive ailments, improves appetite, and relieves headaches and fatigue by stimulating the liver and bowel activity. It asserts wide health benefits and urges purchase at a stated price.
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Graham
Lane County
British Columbia
Robert Vaughan
City
Hendricks’ Bridge
McKenzie
Farmer
Charles Bruneau
Frank Starks
James J. Jeffries
Jim Jeffries
Eivyweiget
Luck
Mucklestone
Dborleake
Horleske
L. E
Muckleston
R. H. Lt
Oatebarp
Waahinutoy
Taoking
Harrisburg
Hastings
Tharrisburg
Matlock Black Knight
Prohibition
Junction City Tems
Sk Meeks
Coburn
Sky
Harrisburg Bulletin
Peterson
W. W. Calkins
Charles Murphy
Yahuats
Newport
Gertrude Palmer
J. O. van Winkle
Springfield
Eugene Matlock
E. J. Moore
Hiness
Emma Job
State University At
Job
Oregon-O. AC
Lemon Yelow
Multnomah
Multnomas
Dudley Clark
Oregon-O. A. C
Patrick McArthur
Forpes
Patchirp
Oregonian
Oakland Ships
Mack
Kasparilla
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