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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1903
Page
6
In Eugene Guard commentary on the Fairmount double tragedy the author laments a double standard of morality that excuses male faults while condemning women. The piece cites Adam and Shakespeare to argue for consistent conduct, urging society to apply the same rules to both genders.
Two Modoc chiefs visited the Klamath Lake Indian reservation in Oregon for two weeks seeking land allotments and permission to return to California and Southern Oregon. The remnant of about 40 Modocs pleaded for aid to rejoin former neighbors but were met with no concession and returned to Indian Territory.
The Mississippi state historian invited Mr Roberts T Lincoln to place a portrait of his father in the Capitol Hall of Fame at Jackson. Lincoln complied promptly. The invitation from Jefferson Davis' state shows broad cordiality beyond sectional tensions.
The people of New York inscribe Lee's name in the Hall of Fame as a tribute to his memory and legacy, highlighting a civic gesture that honors a notable figure.
The piece reflects on Christmas past and celebrations already over and questions how much was consumed by feasting. It notes recurring Christmas brings better gifts and closes with a hopeful welcome to the New Year.
The text reflects aging through family lore and titles, notes a cable linking Hawaii and Pacific shores, and highlights Christmas shutdowns across Washington’s lumber mills. It mentions Portland banks short of currency before Christmas and comments on the value of gifts and gratitude in giving.
The writer questions a man claiming ownership over a woman and how belief in her infidelity leads to murder. They also ask why the killer does not shoot himself, and why such possessiveness is seen as masculine, noting few cases of women killing unfaithful partners.
In a recalled 51st Congress tale, Speaker Reed sends a urgent call to Congressman Lansing of the Water town NY district. Lansing replies that it is impossible to attend. Reed wires back to buy another shirt and come on. The piece also notes Saxony royalty troubles as the Crown Princess flees to Geneva, with the Crown Prince denouncing her as unfaithful. The Princess is linked to the Austrian royal family.
The Astoria Budget lists heavy rainfall near the Columbia River mouth with up to three inches in twenty four hours around November 30. Astoria surpasses ninety inches for the year while nearby Neath Bay records about one hundred twenty inches. Weather terms evoke biblical rain imagery as the heaviest showers occur along the coast and farther north with varied totals.
Albany December 27 trustee's sale of the Dr AH A Davis farm at Harrisburg. Z A Davis of Eugene was the successful bidder at 14 200 dollars. The 457 acre Western Oregon tract near the Willamette river includes 80 acres of hops now bearing, 200 acres of bottom land cleared, 150 acres upland cultivated, with three residences, two barns, a warehouse and three hop drying houses. Improvements exceed 15 000 dollars. Booth Kelly mill site leased to the property is included.
County accounts detail justice fees for J W Vaughn Lee W Clark CA Wintermeier and others, constable fees for BK Lawson Midney Scot, J H Miller J Bules. multiple witness fees for BS Hyland Ike Zamwait Jon McKee Del Andrews Oliver, D Mosby F MoNat and others. examining and committing fees for John and Fame. lights and supervisors’ accounts including Eugene Electric Lights Co and district supervisorial salaries. pauper expenses, printing, jail costs, tax rebates and other county charges with numerous named individuals and small sums.
Courthouse records show numerous property transfers in Bohemia district and surrounding areas. Alfred Joneson transfers to John Carran a twentieth interest in several mills and lots. David A Gibbs transfers to Alfred Deary a lot near Roffiman's. multiple deeds involve Brrett, Sommer, Washburne Clark, Holloway, Wiltse, Brumby, Baker, and others with varying acreages and prices. State of Oregon and other entities appear in several entries with monetary amounts ranging from 36.75 to 1500 dollars.
The formula printed on every bottle shows Lion and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure is offered, and there is no pay, per the claim.
Dexter items report Christmas season activity. Relatives travel to Ooroville for Christmastide with kin. Local stage crowds move through dark quites yet arrive on time. Paroin and Williama sold many Christmas goods. Mary Mooney and Blanche Honeaker, teachers at distant points, expect home for Christmas as schools close. Trent echoe! closes today until hilldays. Children lighted Christmas tree. Mrs Carr visits Creewell and returns home. New school house near completion. seats soon installed. School restarts January first. Alec McKin sey to wield the rod.
Creswell news notes the Circle will present a drama to the public on December twenty seventh. Mr and Mrs John Stone visited Eugene Saturday. School closed for the holiday. Mr Parker with family went to Dexter for a few days while teachers visit relatives in Eugene. Mrs Carr of Lost Valley visiting friends near Creswell. John Petry to Junction to visit relatives.
Fainting and womanly weakness are discussed as relics of outdated fiction, while Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery are promoted as cures for long standing female ailments. Testimonies from Mrs. Milton Grimes and Miss Ella Sapp highlight claimed relief from neuralgia heart trouble and monthly pains, with emphasis on restoring general health, regularity, and vitality through the medicines and the accompanying Medical Adviser.
Milo Flurd of Pleasant Hill faced Deputy Keno and Judge Kin after a threat to kill his wife over a salacious matter. Officers intervened just before a Christmas Day tragedy recurred, sending him to the lacoma train to stay with relatives. The couple, from Minnesota since last April, own the Blume place. they have a 16 month old daughter with the mother.
A collection of social items and travel notes lists JL Zeigler visiting the city and numerous residents and visitors passing through or staying in nearby towns. Names include Stephen Ameed Jadown Wal terville Mrs M S Barker and others with passengers to Portland Albany Cottage Grove and Jacksonville. Religious services at First Presbyterian and Congregational churches are noted along with local visits and a lodge event in Jacksonville hosted by Native Caughiers leader Mrs Kaykendall followed by a banquet.
In Lane County KA Booth is viewed as a preferable candidate over Fulton. The comment notes Booth would be a better choice for senator or similar role, emphasizing Booth's perceived advantages compared with Fulton by a large margin.
An 18th century style advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic as a fever remedy for malaria and chills. It promises simple relief without cure and lists a price of 60s.
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