Science of Killing Men at National College War Stone Ceremony
The article criticizes the ceremony opening with prayer at the National College of War in Washington. It argues the paradox of Christian nations arming themselves to kill in the name of country, while condemning violence. It questions ministers who sanctify robbery and other sins by their presence, highlighting sanctimonious conflict.
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National College O War
Washington
Sinai
Moses
Settlers May Now Cut Timber
The Pacific Lumber Trade Journal reports the General Land Office allows bona fide settlers to cut and sell burned timber from last September fires. Settlers must reside on the land with intent to cultivate and improve toward a permanent home, using burned timber for support and improvements while title is perfected. Entry should be made promptly after survey, and no permit is required if other conditions are met.
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Pacific Lumber Trade Journaleave
General Land Office
The
Washington
Legislature Rejects Flat Salary Bill Despite Pledges
The Republican legislature refused to pass a flat salary bill despite pledges made before election.
Portland Chamber Congratulates Senator Elect Fulton
The Portland Chamber of Commerce telegraphed congratulations to Senator elect Fulton while noting a preference for anyone else over an Astoris man.
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Portland Chamber of Commerce
Fulton
Astoris
Walker Family Perjury Case Thrown Out Over Seal Error
A county clerk failed to attach the official seal to documents in a case involving Walker son and Walker father who married two underage girls in violation of law. The court holds perjury charges cannot stand without proper authentication, leaving the marriages in legal limbo and the men hoping for an eventual resolution.
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Walker
Washington
Disturbances in China Describe Looting and Destruction
The account notes murder and destruction are unusual during Chinese disturbances. It says white men are not so complaisant and typically kill under such circumstances even without cause to shed blood.
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China
Courthouse Notes Real Estate Transfers and Licenses
Real estate transfers list 100 to 200 acre tracts to multiple individuals including Miracle, Parker, Hart, Sumner, Felder, and Linton with patent dates. Springfield area parcels, right of way to Oregon & Southeastern BR Co, and various lot transfers in Florence and Glenwood Park. Marriage licenses include Scrivoer McKinney, Fisher Monroe, McFerren Branton, Bowers Roach Wilkinson, and Miller Jones.
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U. 5
Manche A. Miracle
U.S
Kate V. Miracle
Henry RK. BR. Harrison
U. 8
Harris Sumner
U. 8 S
George Felder
U. S
Jos. N. Parker
Augustus H. Hart
John Kiser
Joseph KR. Hays
Milton
Ethel Bally
Elizabeth Stansbie
Springfield
Cyrus L
Lacy A. Wooldridge
T. D. Linton
Edith B
Robt. M
Jennie Pratt
W. T. Carroll
H. A
C. O. Millett
G. D
Dora Shirey
J. W. Shumate
Martin
Hertha Miller
Joseph Vogl
Eugene
Gi, M
Minnie M. Hawley
Mary J. Hawley
Crenwell
Cieo
Catherine M. Baldwin
A. D. Pater
Rile
A. D
Sadie Pater
Emma L. Watson
Bids Sought for Firewood by Lane County Court
Lane County Oregon invites bids by 2 pm March 4 for 100 cords four foot fir wood to be delivered to Eugene County Courthouse by September 1 1905 and 15 cords oak four feet long three inch small end to be delivered to Eugene County Jail by September 1 1908. Court may reject all bids. bond required for performance. Dated February 6 1905 Eugene. By order County Court E U Ler County Clerk.
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Lane County
Oregon
Eugene
A. D
E. U. Ler
Lane County Warrants To Be Paid March 2, 100
Notice that all Lane County warrants from register D1 to S70 inclusive will be paid on presentation at the treasurer's office in Eugene Oregon on March 2 100. Interest ceases on that day. Deputy F Relaner signs for Treasurer Geo F Craw.
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Por
Lane County
Geo. F. Craw
Oregon
F. Relaner
Eugene
Insurance Relief Prompted By Fre Alarm In Oregon
A notice notes that the Oregon Fire Relief Association offers insurance at about half the rate of stock companies with $13,000,000 in fire insurance in force. It lists an address in Eugene and agencies for Lane County as part of the appeal. It also mentions Mere Fred Ear returning from Eugene after a family bereavement and illness, with hope for recovery and a quick return home.
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Oregon
K George
Eugene
Ore
Lane County
BluebloodMobile Belle Elopes With Colored Doctor
Spokane reports a sensational elopement from Mobile Alabama. Miss Kingsley daughter of Colonel Horace Kingsley married Louis J Brownlee in Los Angeles after fleeing her father’s wrath. The pair traversed toward Canada amid Mobile society’s ongoing chatter over the union.
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Spokane
Louis J. Brownlee
Canada
Mobile
Ala
Los Angeles
Horace Kingsley
Mise Kingsley
Yale
Miss Kingsley
Brownlee
Mobile Society
Code of the South
Obituary Notice for L W Tallman of Meadow Oregon
L W Tallman of Meadow Lane county Oregon died on February 18 1908 at his brother's residence on the Sinsiaw. Born in New York in 1833 he came to Oregon in spring 1900. Funeral services were conducted by E Wa Jordan and the remains were interred in the cemetery.
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L W Tallman
Meadow
Lane County
Oregon
New York
E Wa Jordan
Dr. Wheeler Dead in Iowa Death
Noted physician Dr. C. H. Wheeler, who once visited his brother A. E. Wheeler in Eugene, has died at his home in Blencoe, Iowa. The news arrived this afternoon, marking the loss of a well remembered figure among Eugene residents.
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Daily Guard
Eugene
C. H. Wheeler
A. E. Wheeler
Blencoe
Iowa
Wheeler
Lane County opens 142 assessment roll for taxes March 2 1908
The 142 assessment roll for Lane County Oregon will be opened Monday March 2 1908 for tax collection. A 3 percent rebate applies to taxes paid in full before March 25. One half may be paid before April 6 with the other half due before October 5 without penalty. If late, a 10 percent penalty and 12 percent interest are added. Fred Fise, Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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Lane County
Oregon
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for North Fairview Mining
The North Fairview Mining Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting March 7 in Eugene Lane County Oregon at 2 PM. Directors will be elected and other business as usual will be transacted. Dated February 13 1190. William Faber president L T Harris secretary.
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North Fairview Mining Company
North Fairveiw Mining Company
Eugene
Lane County
Oregon
William Faber
L. T. Harris
Mysterious contrast in health prompts easy remedy
A peculiar contrast between pale sallow skin and fresh rosy cheeks prompts attention. The ad touts King’s New Life Pills to stimulate lazy organs, improve digestion, and prevent constipation. Available only at W. L. DeLano’s druggist.
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V. King
Lane County Mills Output in Yearly Lumber Totals
Lane County mills report their production in feet of lumber led by Booth Kelly Eugene 112 000 000 Eugene Lumber 2 049 000 and Horton Bros Junction City 1 000 000 with many firms listed including Florence Cottage Grove and Goldson producing notable amounts across the county.
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Sinslaw & San Francisco Lumber Co
Acme
E. B. Follett
W. W. Shortridge
Amos
W. and
E. Wolfe
Blachley
Wheeler Bros. & Owen
Cottage Grove
Coast Fork Lumber Co
Louis M. Hoselton
Crow
Ad. W. Walters & Son
Elmira
Horton Bros. Lumber Co
Estrup
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Eugene
Eugene Lumber Co
Florence Lumber Co
Florence
Meyer & Kyle
J.M. Goldson & Sona
Goldson
G. W. Wright & Sons
Junction City
John Addison
Lorane
Chas. K. Davis
Point Terrace
Died Last Night T L Quiner in Portland Hospital
The Daily Guard notes the death of T L Quiner at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland after injuries from a Kalama Washington log accident three weeks earlier. He leaves wife Helen and children Lillian Dugald and John. three dependents reside in Eugene.
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Daily Guard
T. L. Quiner
Eugene
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Kalama
Washington
Stock Suffering in A Beker City Amid Severe Cold
Report from all sections indicates heavy stock damage and suffering due to extreme cold since November. Hay is scarce, snow hampers feeding, and prices rise with six weeks ago pigs valued at 10 dollars now about 15. One man sold forty tons of fox tall fodder at 14 per ton.
Married couple to reside in Eugene after wedding
Miss Stella Monroe and Chester C. Fisher were married Saturday evening at the bride’s parent home in K Monroe Texas. Rev B P Rowland officiated at the Methodist church ceremony attended by immediate relatives and close friends. A wedding luncheon followed. The groom is a university senior and the couple plan to live in Eugene Oregon after the current school year.
Fulton Urges Large Scale Federal Irrigation Plan
Oregonian reports Mr. Fulton proposes an appropriation of 2,002,000 by Congress for the Lewis and Clark fair and favors major arid land reclamation. He backs improving the Columbia River to The Dalles, a deep Portland to sea ship channel, Celilo locks, and coastal harbor improvements. He also supports free trade with the Philippines and shifts smaller irrigation to Carey act firms.
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Oregonian
Fulton
Congress
Columbia River
Dulles
Portland
Celilo
Scoggins and His Amour Face Adultery Trial
Scoggins from Wend ing charged with adultery with co respondent Mrs Clara Wilder. He and the lewd cohabitation accused woman appeared before Justices C A Wintermen and were examined by attorney Lark Bilyeu. The couple, with four children and poor finances, will stand trial next month before Judge Hamilton. Mrs Scoggins and the children arrived this morning. Officers lament the lack of adequate punishment for such crimes and the harm to the family.
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Scoggins
Wending
Jack Smith
Clara Wilder
C A Wintermen
Bis
Lark Bilyeu
Hamilton
How Astoria Celebrated Fulton’s U.S. Senate Victory
Astoria marked the election of Hon. Chas. W. Fulton to the United States Senate with loud fire bells church bells and anvil guns. Sky rockets firecrackers horns and bonfires signaled universal rejoicing as bells rang for about 15 minutes across the city.
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Astoria
Chas. W. Fulton
U. S
United States
Archie Smith Dead After Coburg Operation
Archie Smith died at 10 o clock Sunday at his Coburg home following a Saturday appendectomy. Born in Coburg years ago he was a well known resident and a member of Woodmen of the World. The Coburg lodge will conduct services tomorrow morning at his residence with burial in Coburg LOOF cemetery. He leaves a wife.
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Archie Smith
Coburg
Woodmen of
Vocations of Legislators as Listed by the Portland Telegram
The Portland Telegram enumerates the vocations of state house members in the recently adjourned session. Lawyers and farmers lead with thirteen each, merchants eight, and several tradesmen and professionals appear with one to three representatives apiece.
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Portland Telegram
House of Representatives
Aswasor
Man Without Hands or Feet Carries On Daily Life
A remarkable account describes a man who, lacking hands and feet, upholds daily duties. Trevor, Morphy, and a traveling worker-like figure manage his affairs, feeding and guiding him as he conducts his business without external help.
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Trevor
Morphy
Petition for letters of administration in Withers estate
A petition was filed in county court yesterday to appoint administrator for the estate of W. W. Withers. J. E. P. Withers, the father, is the petitioner. Eakin and Wm. Vanduyn are named as sureties. The estate is valued at about $0 with no will.
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W. W. Withers
J. E. P. Withers
New Building Contract Awarded for McFarland Project
Wm McFarland holds the contract to raise and finish a two-story frame structure near the Bago Laundry at a cost of 2800 dollars. The building will feature a stair and the date of completion is to be announced.
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Wm McFarland
Tore
Bago
McFerland
Fulton’s Reception For Astors In A Gala Day
The Fulton train with about 200 visitors arrived Astoria at noon, crowds filled Tongue Point and the harbor area. Electro fire signals greeted the procession as a parade formed led by police, band, and city officials. Carriages carried prominent citizens while the fire department joined the celebration and Fulton was celebrated with cheers through the day.
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Astors
Fulton
Astoria
Hart
Wis
Tongue Point
Pliston
Msrahala
Senate Fulton
Clizena
Citzens
Henatss Fulton
Friends
Fair Site Work Underway at Poland Fair Grounds
Work on the Lewiand Clark fair begins with six men clearing ground and erecting fencing to protect shrubbery. Two crews will continue field work by tomorrow as the sericultural committee reports rose thadd and yard preparations underway.
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Poland
Lewiand Clark Fair
Haber
Feng
P& Yarde
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