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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1907

Page

5

Parents of Abraham Lincoln: tracing kin in Kentucky

The piece argues against long held suspicions about Abraham Lincoln s lineage, examining Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks, their backgrounds, and the social context. It notes Washington County Kentucky records, Caroline Hanks Hitchcock s research, and praises a project to establish a national park at the Lincoln family farm to illuminate parentage facts.

Jesse Head Kentucky Washington County Thomas Nancy Christopher Columbus Graham Louisville Lincoln Nancy Hanks Caroline Hanks Hitchcock Cambridge Massa Hanks Thomas Lincoln Thomas Jefferson Thomas Paine Abraham Lincoln National Park Kentuck Farm

Lincoln Birth Records and Nancy Hanks Discovery

A historical review debunks rumors on Abraham Lincoln origins. It traces Lincoln's birth time and parentage to solid Kentucky records, showing Thomas Lincoln as his father and Nancy Hanks as his mother via a 1806 marriage bond and wills. The article cites Hanks and Berry family records, Virginia land deeds, and Bardstown documents to confirm lineage and discard negitimacy claims.

South Thomas Lincoln Kentucky Abraham Enloe Calhoun Hardin North Carolina Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Messie Lamon Herndon Mr. Lincoln Hineage Virginia Daniel Noone Iso@ Wee Beechland Nancy Masks Joseph Hanks Nancy Hanks

Thaw Trial Dominates English Conversation in London

London February 23 The Thaw trial is the chief topic of conversation across England with papers printing extensive testimony and late editions. John Strange Winter, alias Mrs Stannard, comments that many women approve Thaws action after Stanford Whites conduct, arguing shooting may be justified, while noting public sympathy for a husband taking the law into his own hands and predicting Thaw will not be executed.

London England London Evening Papers Rapid Set John Strange Winter

Texas Senators Stand By Oily Joe

The Texas Senate passed a resolution dismissing the Bailey investigating committee before its report and exonerating Senator Bailey. The vote stood 16 ayes to none. A separate item notes the Myers banking syndicate of San Francisco filed new articles for Lane County Savings Bank in Eugene with capital stock $5000. Also mentioned are unrelated lines about Medford bonds and a domestic product pitch.

Austin Texas Senate Bailey Myers Banking Syndicace San Franciso American Savings Bank of Eugene Lee M.S. Atyers Lane County Savings Bank Capitol

Millions Spent by Legislators During Session

The legislature passed a total approximate appropriation of 3,125,673 with 1,267,070 in the general fund for state maintenance and salaries. Educational items totaled 597,000 led by 250,000 for the University of Oregon and 200,000 for the Oregon Agricultural College. Other large items included 400,000 for the Port of Columbia bonds, 125,000 for O A C improvements, and 110,000 for a feeble minded home. Several measures failed including Tillamook bay improvements and Jamestown, while many new offices and commissions were created. Governor appointed W. T. Slater and Will R. King as supreme court commissioners at 6,000 yearly.

University of Oregon Oregon Agricultural College Johnson Road Port of Columbia Commission Mulnomah Columbia Clatsop Multnomah Alaska-Yukon State Board Insane Asylum Marion County Baby Home Patton Florence Crittenden Home Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society Oregon Oregon Agricultural Coleet Egenenea Bettermen State Iinstitu Thome Univesty of Weston Normal Ashland Normal Monmouth Rmal Drain Normal

Contractor Loss Pressed For Money Drain case arrests

A. C. Emmons, Portland lawyer, W. B. Reed and J. R. Holland, all with C. E. Loss Company, were arrested in Drain Oregon on technical burglary charges. Bail set at $1000 each. They allegedly broke into a building and took books and records relating to the C. E. Loss Company’s grading contract for the Drain branch of the Southern Pacific. Creditors claim about $50,000 as sub crews await payment.

Peruna praised by several readers in letters to public

A set of reader letters extols Peruna as a cure and tonic. Mrs Celeste Qowell from Chicago lauds its benefits for influenza and catarrh. Mrs Alice Bordner of Harrisburg claims personal recovery. Tefft Johnson of Bath Beach notes overwork relief. Ella L Matthews praises Peruna to friends as superior among medicines.

Celeste Qowell Etsy Ross Educationg and Benevolent Society Harrison Street Chicago Peruna Alice J. Bordner Maple Ave Harrisburg

Session ends as Oregon House nears adjournment

In Salem on February 23 the Oregon House finished its last bill at 11 15 a m and reconvened to adopt a resolution thanking the press and hear Campbell’s closing remarks He lamented opposing majority Multnomah delegation on appropriations and paid tribute to Freeman The chamber emptied by 12 30 as Marion county members left for a special train north Four normal schools will still receive full appropriations for now due to Senate action and House amendments The session saw bills killed on salmon season and printing Supreme Court decisions The Senate appropriated funds for sundry claims orphans and Champoeg improvements The closing days featured a battle over a gas franchise repeal and potential governor vetoes of several measures including a voting machine bill and elk protection bill The gas franchise bill awaits action and the state building bill moves forward with adjournment nearby

Salem House Campbell Multnomah Freeman Senate Marion County Oregon Monmouth Drain Ashland Weston Supreme Court

Family wiped out by triple cyanide death

Mrs. B C Wright and her five daughters are dead and their father unconscious at their Denver home. Traces of cyanide of potassium found in all bodies indicate a deliberate murder or triple death by their own actions. Dr J C Wendling and Mrs Van Winkle were in the city today.

Denver B C. Wright

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Legion Abrahan Lincoln America Hitchcock Benjamin Hanks Massachusetts William Amelia County Hall of Records Richmond Amelie County Nancy Shipley Hanks Nelson County Bardstown Lincoln Was Texas Senators Oily Joe Mick Linn Drug Co Medford Morris Cros Portland Penitentiary Portage Road Tillamook Bay Jamestown Tax Commission State Board of Charities National Guard Johnson John Mullan Eastern Oregon Agricultural Society J District Agricultural Society UN- MS Sha Coos and Mendy State Library Commission Girls’ Aid Society Crittenden Eure Ee Patton Home Portage Road Commission Central Oregon Agricultural District Southern Total Chamberlain W. T. Slater Will R. King Ontario King Geer Slater United States Malheur County Hollister Ella L. Matthews 2 City, Tenn Celeste Covell Session Portland Gas Board of Arbitration Bint Ernor Mrs. J. C. van Winkle Wendling Carters Carters Iver Pills
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