Plays and Players Hue Noted Theatrical Moves
The Lighthouse by the Bea a melodrama hailed for thrills Ernesta Delsarta joins Dusseldorf Opera House Ivan Caryll arrives in New York with Mrs Caryll The Duchess of Dantzig runs at Daly's The Siberia company at the Academy gains notice Kishine massacre is echoed by Russian dancers Boston disbands old favorites Henry Clay Barnabee and W H McDonald face limited success with recent shows
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Bea
Ernesta Delsarta
von Peasart
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Dusseldorf Opera House
Ivan Caryll
the Duchess of Dantzig
Earl and the Girl
Mrs. Caryll
Duchess of Dantzig
Daly's Theater
Wiliam A. Brady
Joseph Grismer
Academy
Boston
Henry Clay Barnabee
W. H. McDonald
Boulder Crashing Train Wrecks Cars Into River
A Boulder weighing over a ton rolled from cliffs above the tracks at Lamoine this morning, throwing the engine and cars into the river. The incident halted traffic as crews worked to recover the wreckage and assess damage.
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Cal
Feb
Lamoine
Dreadnaught Launched as Battleship Powerhouses Rise
The battleship Dreadnaught was launched at Portsmouth on February 10. It represents a leap in firepower and revolutionizes battleship design. Britain guards its secrets, with Togo reports inaccessible to other powers, while admiration grows for the ship’s potential.
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Portsmouth
England
Togo
Dalles City Steamer Accident Near Lyle Washington
The steamer Dalles City carrying passengers and freight struck rocks near Lyle Washington, sank in the Columbia River, and was later grounded on a sandy beach. About 75 passengers were moved to Portland by train, with the Hercules sent for freight. no fatalities reported. The Regulator line vessel is valued at $0,000 and will be raised.
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Portland
Dalles City
Lyle
Washington
Columbia River
Hercules
Regulator
St. Johns
Oregon
Mutual Independent Telephone Line Aimed Union Point Coburg
A movement seeks to build a mutual independent telephone line from Union Point to Coburg to improve communication between Browneville and Bogras, Browneville Times reports.
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Union Point
Coburg
Browneville and
Bogras
Brownsville
National Capital News Summary in Early February
In Washington reports span multiple days from February with Lafollette proposing an anti pass bill penalizing givers and recipients of favors, Smoot hearing adjournments, and varied congressional actions. The House passed a rate bill by a wide margin and provisions for interstate commerce regulation were advanced. Additional items cover Hearings on Chinese exclusion amendments, revenue cutter bids, and personnel shifts. Reports also note Roosevelt–Longworth wedding prospects, Smoot cross-examination details, and Venezuela’s Castro mobilization with generals in multiple states.
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Washington
Lafollette
Senate
Wolfe
Smoot
William J. Thomas
Spanish Fork
Utah
L. E. Lewis
Thirtieth Infantry
A. F. Curtis
Artillery
San Francisco
Lewis
Curtis
House of Representatives
Hepburn
Interstate Coomerce Commission
McCall
Massachusetts
Maine
Maso ‘ Perkins
Freeland and
Font New York
Sibley
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Foster
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Puget Sound
House
Shaw
Customs Service
New Water Plant Construction Under Way on East Eighth Street
Work on the pump pit for the new water plant began yesterday and crews will rush progress until the entire plant is finished. A large wall is being excavated and a substantial force of men is at the site.
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East Eighth Street
Local society notes from Eugene and surrounding towns
Friday notices list Rev A W Rider from Oakland visiting Eugene as coast superintendent of foreign missions. Locals Albert Humphreys Woodburn and Mrs Claude Blair Portland visit relatives. Miss Benetta Dorris returns from Portland. Captain C J Dodd arrives from Portland. J Hatyre reported from Tinetton. John F Kelly travels north on afternoon train. Miss Hettie Davis suffers typhoid fever. W B Yates Irving visits Eugene. J S Magladry of Astoria in town. Comegys Sailor leaves for Los Angeles then Louisiana for months. Mr and Mrs D T Awbrey Cottage Grove visiting. Awbrey vacation due to health. Miss Grace Hyland ill with typhoid. Mrs L B Bean ill. ends Central school classes temporarily. May Irvine returns to Corvallis after wedding of Grace Ward to Laban Anderson.
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Daly Guard
A. W. Rider
Oakland
Cal
Coast Superintendent of Foreign Missions of
The
Baptist Church
Eugene
Albert Humphreys
Woodburn
Claude Blair
Portland
John F. Kelly
Hettie Davis
A. Devis
W. B. Yates
Irving
D. T. Awbrey
Cottage Grove
Awbrey
Grace Hyland
L. B. Bean
Central School
May Irvine
Corvallis
Grace Ward
Laban Anderson
Local notes and illness sweep through town
Hyland and Cummins travel for business and return home while residents report fevers and illnesses. Nettle collapses from Leabur Dr as Paine recovers from Port Jaral visit. Williams of Dexter and Maude King suffer fever, with other locals like Stella Baker and Frank R. Wetherbee battling typhoid. Apples and everyday movements hint at a community in strain.
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Nettle Fe
Leabur
D. A. Paine
Port- Jaral
EP. Williams
Dexter, Wa
Outings and visits noted in Oregon towns
Portland last night reports H E Morris and family at Newport on an outing while Fred Steiner joined the glee club in Albany. Miss Beasie Winkley travels to Albany for a few days as Mr and Mrs W W Calkins return from California. Lucia Wilkins daughter of Mayor Wilkins contends with fever alongside Miss Winifred Hadley a UC student ill with fever. A H Miller of Iowa Lumber & Box Co visits Eugene, Fr A Page from Woodline spends Sunday. R M Veatch attends a Democratic meeting in Cottage Grove. W T Carroll from Eugene aids Mike Clemens in a Grants Pass drug store. F E Goodman leaves for Eugene then Klamath County to settle. Mrs Goodman and daughter plan to join him later.
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H. E. Morris
Newport
Fred Steiner
Glee Club
Albany
Beasie Winkley
W. W. Calkins
California
Medford
A. H. Miller
Iowa Lumber & Box Co
Eugene
A. Page
Woodline
R. M. Veatch
Cottage Grove
Grants Pass
W. T. Carroll
Mike Clemens
Winifred Hadley
U. C
Crow
City Water Contains Typhoid Germs in Eugene
Article reports confirmed typhoid bacteria in Eugene's water supply. Physicians commend responders and urge action. Quotation from Old Penn Review notes filtered water in West Philadelphia reduced cases. Call for new source and joint meeting with water company.
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Eugene
West Philadelpha
University Hospital
Model of the Moment and New Fashions in Hats and Attire
A description of the season's fashion aims for hats and evening wear notes bright tones over dull pastels, delicate gauze butterflies on fabrics, and Watteau influences. It mentions a long silk ribbon watch, a gold safety pin accent, and chemisette styles in white flannel crepe de chine poplin with lace.
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Jong Basqued
Brooklyn Eagle
Horses and Horses Lord March and Pilot Boy in Training
Horse racing notes report Lord March 2 11 percent pacer and Pilot Boy trained at Salem Ohio. Shifts in pace plans involve Prince and wander with 2 00 percent. Millard Sanders oversees Tom Axworthy 4 listed as head trainer. Kentucky Futurity history cited with Single Kn as a standout performer.
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Co. B. Mell
Salem
New England
Prince
Wander
Tom Axworthy
Millard Sanders
Kentucky
Italy’s Turin and Rome See Modernization Push
Turin, a major Italian city, lacks elevators in homes, while judges mull salary raises and hint at possible strikes. A Belgian maker has orders for 600 automobiles to replace stagecoaches, and wagons for two passengers. Rome’s new hotels rise as locals note modernization and Anglicization with cafés and bars opening.
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Turin
Italy
Rome
Maida
Cafe de Rome
Editorial Flings and Frayed Phrases Across Papers
A garbled column of editorials and stray quotes from multiple papers. It mixes poke at Indiana legislators and taxation with fragmented phrases about a scientist and a dead millionaire, hinting at misprints and fragmented OCR text.
Punch's Phi O50 Civics and Vices in Society
A fragmentary, aphoristic piece from Punch discusses virtue, reputation, and money in society. It notes that a good name is valuable, that truth can shame, and that virtue joined with wealth is formidable, even in marriage prospects.
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Cerry Clawsy
London
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