Testimony Reveals Captain Hains Domestic Strife
In Flushing a court heard Samuel Reid recount conversations with Captain Peter C Hains Jr detailing his separation from Claudia Hains and her confessed love for Annis. Reid testified Hains showed distress as he described his wife’s declarations and gossip surrounding the couple’s stormy marriage.
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Flushing
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Claudia Hains
Thornton J. Hains
Samuel C. Reid
North Chicago
Hains
Justice Crane
Army
Reid
Annis
Rospigiosi
Rome
Kentucky
Armstrong
Bebe Azores
Fort Hamilton
Claudia
Biy Annis
Bie
Ruef Sentenced to Fourteen Years in Open Bribe Case
Ruef receives a 14 year term after the Oliver Grand Jury heard 16 supervisors confess to bribe acceptances tied to public service corporations. The trial featured the shooting of Assistant District Attorney F J Heney by Morris Haas, an ex convict, whose past was exposed by the prosecutor. Haas later died by his own hand in the county jail.
Watch for the Wagon page two Boyd Tea Co
The note references Watch for the Wagon page 2 and mentions Boyd Tea Company in a brief item. The readable text lacks additional context, dates, or actions to specify a fuller summary.
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Boyd Tea Co
Timber lands trip and mountain hunts eyed
Special Correspondence notes George Prescott and Mr. McIntosh leaving for Eugene on timber land business. Charles Larne recovering from a mountain closing trip. Glen Saunders and Chester Pierce hunting in the mountains. Jay Johnson and his family headed out for Christmas hunts. Mentions Crow New Year's dance plans and various neighbors in Alma and Kalamarco Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prescott
Mr. McIntosh
Eugene
Charles Larne
Chariie
Glen Saunders
Chester Pierce
Wolf Creek
Crow
T. J
Alma
Kalamarco
Michigan
Cereee Pressett
Ed Pettit
George
Pioneer Woman Burned to Death in Marshfield
Marshfield December 20 Mrs Walter Keating a pioneer of Coos Bay burned to death at her home today She ran into the street with her clothes ablaze and died within a minute after friends reached her How the accident happened is a mystery
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Marshfield
Walter Keating
Coos Bay
Kincaid case to be dropped by prosecutors
Prosecution to recover fees charged to former Secretary H R Kincaid will be dropped by District Attorney John M McNary and Leonard H McMahon after the Oregon Supreme Court decision in the Dunleaf case. Since the cases raise the same issue, dismissal of the Marion county circuit court suit is likely at the earliest opportunity.
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H. R. Kincaid
John M. McNary
Leonard H. McMahon
Supreme Court
F. I. Dun- Leaf
Kincaid
Marion County
Salem Statesman
Marriages in Eugene and Wendling Couples Unite in Ceremony
The article notes two marriages conducted today in Eugene and Wendling. John E. Ellis wed Mies Ethel M. Mc Cullough in a field ceremony officiated by Rev Dr Trimule. The couple plan to reside in Wendling and are well regarded in Eugene. A second ceremony at the bride’s father’s residence on South Willamette Street united John M Campbell and Lottie BE Rupperle, with the groom a Santa Cruz businessman and the bride formerly employed at Ax Billy store. They departed on the 20 18 train for Santa Cruz.
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Trimule
John E. Ellis
Mies Ethel M. McCullough
Eugene
Wendling
Willamette Street
D. H. Trimble
Humphrey Memorial ME
John M. Campbell
Mies Lottie BE. Rupperle
Croom
Santa Crus
Calif
Bia
Ax Billy
Work begins on Eugene's new post office
W M and C R Welch of Welch Bros, the contract firm, arrived from Salem and set excavation stakes. They expect to start digging tomorrow and rush completion as weather allows. The two story pressed brick building will be granite trimmed and handsome.
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Eugene
W.M. and
C. R. Welch
Welch Bros
Salem
Oregon
Mobile runs wild in Oakland injuring four in crash
In Oakland on December 26 a speeding automobile ran down four pedestrians before colliding with a local train at Seventh and Broadway. Chauffeur Sam Kaila possibly fatally hurt with John Petty and Mr and Mrs J H Riley also badly hurt. Albert Cross, injured earlier by a trolley, was taken to hospital along with the four victims.
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Oakland
Sam Kaila
John Petty
J. H. Riley
Broadway
Albert Cross
Petty
Automobilee
Rileys
Seventh and Broadway
Gross
Spicer and Miss Gay Wed at Springfield Home
Samuel G. Spicer and Virtue Gay were married at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Gay in Springfield on Sunday December 20, 1908, with Rev. E J Emmons officiating. The couple will honeymoon through Portland and Seattle.
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N. W. Gay
Springfield
Samuel G. Spicer
Marked for Death and Health Recovery Tale
Three years ago a graveyard cough nearly felled a man until Dr King s New Discovery restored his health and added 58 pounds. The universal remedy for coughs colds lung and three diseases prevents pneumonia and is sold with a guarantee at W A Koyhendall s drug store. Also notes a Portland trip involving tens of thousands of turkeys ducks geese chickens and other goods for F O Young & Co and affiliated firms bound for San Francisco and Oakland, California.
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W A. Koyhendall
Gus J. Stearns
Portland
Belgium
F. O. Young & Co
Dmard
Drain
Voncalla
San Francisco
Oakland
Cal
Lincoln Home And Hospital Will Be Built
New York figures outline a national memorial to Abraham Lincoln with a goal of funding the Lincoln Hospital And Home. Citizens nationwide will donate to endow the institution, which has served thousands of white and colored patients since before the Civil War, with 75,000 dollars already raised in New York City. The project aims to establish a perpetual Lincoln memorial and hospital education program, featuring graduates trained nurses deployed nationwide to improve public health.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Hospital & Home
Ciites
Lincoln
Aince
Sporting Notes Emergency in Columbus and Major Trades
Emergency report from Columbus as Kelly meets Kilbane on New Year’s Afternoon. Manager William Murray of the Philadelphia Nationals spends holidays in Peabody Maks. Owens gains praise as a new National League umpire. Two major winter trades occur, with St Louis securing both. Waddell returns to St Louis after a Sparta, Illinois visit. Jeffries seeks a Nelson and McFarland bout in February. Bowerman ponders trading Dahlen for Mowry amid Boston Nationals negotiations. Green travels to Hot Springs to plan a new Red Sox spring camp. Hugo Kelly to face Ketchel next.
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Hugh K Green
Boston Nationals
Hot Springs
Red Sox
Hucklea's Arnica Balm Aims to Heal Sores Quickly
A Buffalo reader at 68 Gibson St reports using Hucklea's Arnica Balm to treat a cold sore. Applied daily for two days, the sore disappeared. Sold with a guarantee at W. A. Kung Drug Store for 15 cents.
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F. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo
Hucklea
Arnica
W. A. Kung i Drug Store
Kodoi Promises Relief for Dyspepsia and Gas Stomach
A druggist product Kodoi is advertised as a universal remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. The claim states it will promptly relieve all forms of stomach trouble and cure dyspepsia. Available through druggists.
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Ers
DeCaro’s
Stanleys
Mr. Reid
Ruef
Charles N. Fowler
Congress
Charles NS. Powler
New Jersey
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Mobile
HURTS
Helen R. Marks Co
Druggists Hotel
Smeede Bldg
the Quality Store
Colgate’s
Dabrook’s
Reiger’s
Specia
Roger & Gallet
Lincoln Home and Hospital
Lawa
Butte
McCarey
Los Angeles
Jim Driscal
Abe Attell
Jim
Ira Thomas
Detroit
Philadelphia
Jennings
Connie Mack
Connie
Troy
Napoleon Lajolee
el - James Coffroth
Colma
Charlie
Pop) Shaffer
Savannah
Roanoke
Davenport
Marquard
Kube
Jimmy Collins
Rabe Kieelager
Kelly
Tommy Kilbane
Columbus
Ohio
William Murray
The
Philadelphia Nationals
Peabody, Maks
Owens
Harry Pulliam
National League
St. Louis
Rube Waddell
Sparta
Mr. Waddell
Jim Jeffries
Hatting Nelson
Packey McFarland
Frank Bowerman
Bill Dahlen
Mike Mowry
Frank
Hugo Kelly
Stanley Ketebel
Hugo
Billy Papke
Bill
Casey Nest
Coases
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