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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1907

Page

3

Cleveland Explains Washington Faith at Union League Talk

Ex President Grover Cleveland spoke at the Union League Club in Chicago on Washington's birthday. He urged reflection on virtue, honesty, industry and frugality as pillars of public felicity and warned against demagogues and political partisanship undermining national unity. He praised America's growth but cautioned about moral erosion and the need to keep the republic strong through duty.

Chicago Grover Cleveland George Washington Union League Club Cleveland Washington Mr. Cleveland Union League Club of Repubic Lafayette Commonwealth Enerly Utf Lee

Mrs Black Earns Carnegie Hero Medal in Oregon

Mary Gertrude Black of Gardiner Oregon saved two girls from drowning with the help of her dog in the river at Eugene The award list places an Oregon woman at the top with a silver medal noting her quick action self sacrifice and the dog’s timely aid Mrs Black said she did nothing remarkable but the honor marks Oregon’s hero record and public recognition of her bravery

Prtland Sunday Journal Mary Gertrude Black Gardiner Anita Thurston Eugene Carnegie Hero Fund Pittsburg Egon Oregon

Brave Woman Rescues Drowning Girl As Collie Aids Rescue

Mrs Black risks her life in Schofield Creek to save a drowning girl and two others after a strong current swept them toward a deep hole. Her collie dives in, helping drag the youngest to safety while she struggles with waterlogged clothes and entangled skirts.

Mrs. Blick Mrs. Black Mra. Black Colle

Conscience and Effort Amid Culpidity and Selfishness

A concise exhortation urges vigilance against culpidity and selfishness that could blind consciences or dull efforts, calling for steadfast moral resolve and disciplined action in the face of temptation.

Harriman Likely to Favor Central Oregon Route

The C and E purchase by Harriman suggests surveys across Central Oregon will favor the Harriman Central Oregon line over the Oregon Eastern route. The C and E survey is complete and preferred. the old line remains marked with stakes and little relocation needed to begin construction. There is unrest at Hammond roads offices over whether the two railroads will merge or run separately under divisions.

Harriman Oregon Detmolt Io Ontario Natren Harriman Engineers Harrisman Hammond Roads Dreconian

Jasper Wilkins Estate Valued at 40500 Dollars

Probate Judge Chrisman named Mrs Clara Wilkins administratrix of Jasper Wilkins estate after his death near Coburg. Estate valued at 40500 dollars, with 7560 dollars personal property and the rest real estate. Heirship lists Clara Wilkins, Althea Wilkins, Mitchell Wilkins, Grace Wilkins, and Herman Wilkins. No will exists.

Chrisman Clara Wilkins Jasper Wilkins Coburg Althea Wilkins Mitchell Wilkins Grace Wilkins Herman Wilkins

Kelso and Rose Bur ess marry in Eugene

Henry Kelso and Rose M Bur ess wed in Eugene on February 26 1907 with Justice R Brysom officiating They plan to reside at Junction City in Oregon.

Eugene Henry Kelso Rose M. Buress Justice of the Peace Brysom Junction City

Death of Ethel Grandy Two Year Old Marcola Area

Ethel Mary, the two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Grandy, died at the family home rear Marcola February 20 1907 from uphold fever. The family mourns the loss of their child in this local tragedy.

Mary H. B. Grandy Marcola

Nine pound boy born to Eugene area couples in February 1907

Notices report births to Mr and Mrs Marry Harr at Cottage Grove and to A E H Pritchard northwest of Eugene with dates in February 1907. Added items praise Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism, a testimonial for Hall's Catarrh Cure, and local business notes from Linn Drug Co and Chambers Hardware. The letter from John Pleasant touts Dr King’s New Life Pills.

Mrs Harr Cottage Grove Ballard Wright W. Loving Grand Junction Colo Linn Drug. Co Hall J. Cheney CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Watomg, Khanan & Marvin John Pleasant Magnolia Ind Dr. King W. L. de Lano

Thaw Trial Testimony Details Evelyn Thaw Past

New York February court proceedings reveal Evelyn Thaw recounts relations with Stanford White after ravishment and Paris visit. She describes coercion by family, a proposed marriage to Harry Thaw, and multiple encounters with White and Thaw ending in 1902, with episodes involving wine and intimidation. The judge and attorneys press for further details as the day closes.

White Harry Thaw Paris Evelyn

Public Morality Debate Sparks Printing of Testimony

In Wichita Kansas 205 men dispute press rights arguing every line of moral evidence should be printed. The pastor urges public access to testimony, warning Roosevelt errs by restricting disclosures. A groverton Indiana man touts Kings New Discovery as a cough remedy with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.

Wichita Kan John Crear M. BP Roosevelt King Groverton Ind

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