Harriman road survey advances toward Klamath Falls
Civil engineer Carl Rankin in charge of the Natron to Klamath Falls Harriman line reports eighteen months in the field. He has surveyed fifty five miles of permanent line and currently works from Hetel Dell despite heavy snow. The route aims for a low grade, about 157 miles to Klamath Falls, tying into a transcontinental system. Rankin, Albany native, spends Christmas in Albany with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rankin
Harriman Road
Natron
Klamath Falls
Albany
Albany Democrat
San Francisco
Rankin
Klamath Fall
Hetel Dell
Harriman
Klam Bih Falls
December game law convictions reported at Cottage Grove
Star Game Warden Baker lists December fines and convictions. Offenders include A. T. Libbie for hunting without a license fined $25. John Anderson for fishing during closed season $75. Charlie Kram for trespass $5. Lewman for chasing deer with dogs $25. Staiinger for trout fishing $?. Roy Hunt for trout with net $15. Fred Fisher and Signalness for trout possession $25. P. P. Ward for selling fish $50. Lee Fosline for selling fish $50. O. C. Smith for hunting without license $25. Fred Troxem guilty for fishing during closed season with suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Baker
A. T. Libbie
John Anderson
Charlies Kram
BE. Lewman
Ais Staiiiger
Roy Hunt
Fred Fisher
Signalness
P. P. Ward
Lee Fosline
W. Bennett
O. C. Smith
Fred Troxem
Martin Gets Free Passport to Salem
Marvin Martin, serving a two year sentence for theft, was escorted to the penitentiary today by Deputy Sheriff Harry Graham. Judge Harris, after consulting Justice Bryson about the boy’s latest trouble, issued commitment papers through Sheriff Flak, and Martin will serve his full term. He appeared unconcerned as he rode to the train with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Martin
Sherif Harry Graham
Harris
Bryson
Sherif
Martin
Wireless Telegraph Chain Planned Along Pacific Coast
Valiejo Cal December 27 Master I gg pee Hanscom of Mare Island Navy Yard with five assistants leaves today for Finaco Washington to establish wireless plant at North Head. It will be completed within a month and another station will be fitted by Cape Blanco twenty miles south of S Waco completing a chain of wireless telegraph stations on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valiejo
Cal
I Gg Pee Hanscom
Mare Island Navy Yard
Finaco
Wash
North Head
Cape Blanco
S. Waco
Pacific
Market Report on Corn Fed Hogs and Profit
EUGEN S GOO MARKET remarks a seller cornbred hogs eight months old. A buyer weighed 840 pounds live weight at Atkins and Millers Meal market. The market emphasizes corn fed pork and notes strong profits for farmers bidding on pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Statzer
Atkins
Murderer Named in Telegraphic Brief Near Las Animas
Near Las Animas Colorado Henry Latenmayer a respected farmer was murdered by a tramp who claimed the name Lawrence Leberg. The crime enraged locals. Leberg boasted of the killing and drinking the farmer’s blood. A mob tried to lynch him but was stopped by the sheriff after a nightlong siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Anna
Colo
Henry Latenmayer
Lawrence Leberg
Leberg
Lexington
Hiram Mul Jine
William
Littles
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offer for General Debility
An advertisement describes persistent debility with weakness and fatigue. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid or Sarsatabs forms as a tonic to vitalize the blood and restore vigor, claiming improved strength and endurance.
Disorderly rail yard attacker routed by officers
A man seized the switch yards at a Cavanaugh junction near Ham mond where Lake Shore tracks cross Elgin Joliet and Eastern. He captured the tower house, stopped trains by flagging, and used a coupling pin to drive off crews. In four hours he discharged 24 brakemen and six conductors, then hired any willing man to fill vacancies. The maniac was subdued and captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavanaugh
Hammond
Lake Shore
Elgin
Joliet
Hallsroad
Tower House
Willie
Mariac
New Machinery for Black Butte Firm
The Electrochemical and Metallurgical Industry Magazine notes W. R. Dennis of Black Butte developing a new mercury furnace and distillation process. Both an eve process patent and an apparatus patent have been applied for. Furnaces to operate within months, floor tile delay for condenser resolved. Electric power plant planned for spring. ore houses carshers and rolls to be ready. Dennis oversees New York affairs for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrochemical and Metallurgical Industry Magazine
W. R. Dennis
Black Butte
New Mercury
Cooper
W. B. Dennis
New York
Busy Mohawk Valley grows as mills restart
M J Arnel of Arnel and Evans reports lively activity in the Mohawk Valley with mills 1 and 2 at full capacity at the S P Company, No 8 under construction, No 3 near Cartwrights Creek three miles from Marcola. Real estate prices rise as people arrive seeking homes. Marcola predicted to become a busy lumber town. BoothKelly mill at Wendling repairs over the holidays, Hyland mill continues grinding, and Brookmeyer Mohawk Lumber plants to restart after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Arnel
Arnel & Evans
S. P. Mills
Eugene
8. P. Company
Cartwright's Creek
Marcola
BoothKelly
Wendling
Hyland
Brookmeyer and Mohawk Lumber
Notable Names Linked to Eugene Ledger Items
A fragment from Eugene Oregon lists numerous individuals including Allen, I M Almasi, Andy Otis Barnett, F M Berger, Benno, Harry urns, Mathew Carlysie James Cook Thaddeus Craemer Peter Cruz and many others plus Mrs Mary Fransen Green Harris J R Hermansen Clarence Hooker J J Howell Darwin Jones Johnny Kennedy Alex Miss Afinie Miller L Co see Gt ordstrom C Owen Presa Price Mra Ola Rogers Stanley Stepp Jennie Tate Arthur Wallace and Whitlow Dick Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Or
Allen
I. M. Almasi
Andy
Otis
Barnett
F. M. Berger
Benno
Harry
Urns
Mathew
Carlysie
James A. Cook
Thaddeus
Craemer
Peter
Cruzand
Mary
Fransen
Green
Mollie
Hamilton Bros
Harris
B. H. Herbert
J. R. Hermansen
Clarence
Hooker
Jesse J
Howell
Telporathic Bribes and Clerical Death in North Carolina
Bishop A Cooke Smith of the Methodist Episcopal church in St. Ashville North Carolina died last night from pleurisy. The Australian foreign office in Vienna asked newspapers to deny reports of the retirement of Paron Von Henglemuler aevador et Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cooke Smith
St. Ashville
N. C
Vienna
Paron von Henglemuler
Aevador
Washington
Cartomnia Dignatare 2 F
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief note about Cartomnia and a figure described as 2 F. The readable text mentions Hew Awan and dignatare, but lacks clear context, date, or event details to establish a full news item.
Captain Albert R Couden of the Louisiana native of Indiana
Captain Albert R Couden, commanding the battleship Louisiana, is a native of Indiana. He entered the Naval Academy before age seventeen and has served nearly forty four years. After graduation in 1867 he served aboard the Franklin, Farragut’s flagship, then led the European squadron. He has been general Inspector of ordnance for the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Couden
Louisiana
President Roosevelt
Indiana
Naval Academy
Franklin
Farragut
Wartine
Navy
Hundreds Arrested in Czar's Capital in Three Days
St Petersburg reports 588 arrests by the secret police over two days, targeting women and men accused of revolutionary and illegal election activity. The crackdown follows an attempted life against Vice Admiral Doubassof and the assassination of Count Alexis Ignatieff. In Omsk, Governor General Litvianoff was shot in the street near his office by two unknowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubassof
Moscow
Alexis Ignatieff
Omsk
Asiatic Russia
Litvianoff
Therovince
Akmolinsk
Tragic double murder and suicide in Portland kitchen
In South Portland Arthur Bignami's home Luigi Savignana fatally stabbed Mrs. Julia Bignami and injured her mother-in-law Annini Vismora before rushing to a North Portland drug store and fatally shooting himself. Both women died as investigators link the killings to suspected insane jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Arrturo Bignami
Harrison and
Water Streets
South
Luigi Savienana
Julia Bignami
Bignami
Los Angeles
Cal
Savignana
Bignam
More Forest Reserves Created in Oregon and Idaho
Assistant Commissioner Pollock announced withdrawal of 8,760 acres in northeastern Oregon spanning Wallowa and Union counties to augment the Chesnnamusk and Wallowa reserves. Additionally 593,000 acres in southeastern Idaho near Bing ham and Bannock counties are set aside for forest purposes. Deacon Davis buys half interest in W. Polders haberdashery. firm will be Polders and Davis from year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pollock
Oregon
Wallowa
Union
Idaho
Wyoming
Bingham
Bannock
Ee. R. (Deacon) Davis
W. Polders’ Haberdashery
Beckwith
Polders & Davia
Polders
Eugene
Freeze claims nine lives as Britain endures deep freeze
London reports nine people found frozen to death on English roads in the last 24 hours as a heavy snow storm grips Great Britain and much of Europe. Rail traffic is disrupted with trains buried in snow amid the unprecedented conditions. Major Geo O Yoran and several officers attend an O N G banquet in Portland that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. O. Yoran
J. M.williams
C. C. Hammond
Geo. Willoughby
Henry Hunter
Portland
Financiers Perkins and Fairchild Indicted in Fraud Case
New York authorities charged George W. Perkins and Charles Fairchild with forgery in the third degree tied to the Prussian bond transaction in the New York Life Insurance Company affair. The case centers on a allegedly false statement of sale through the New York Security and Trust Company and a profit of about 155,000 dollars to the life insurer. Perkins posted 10,000 dollars bail. Fairchild is abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Perkins
Charles
Fairchild
New York Life Insurance Company
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Government of Prussia
Grand Jury
Chicago & Northwestern Preferred
St. Paul
New York Security and Trust Company
New York Life
Perkins
Europe
Chicago Plans Great Farmers Show
Chicago organizers envision the greatest agricultural exposition in the nation with support from the Western Passenger Association. A harvest home festival is planned for next October or November, backed by railroads willing to promote and transport the event if it meets national scope and a comprehensive plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
Middle West
Americans killed by savage Yaquis in Sonora
Sonoran businessmen report Yaqui killings are not news. in two months sixteen Americans have died at various sites. Most victims were settlers who fled several years ago during Indian troubles, returning hopeful railroad progress would offer protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
Murder Confession by Adopted Son Shocks Warren Oregon
Elbert Cleman, a 13 year old adopted son of Mrs. Sarah Ayers, confessed to killing his mother at the Ayres ranch near Warren in Columbia county Oregon. He said punishment sparked the act, then fled to neighbor Lou Davies residence before the crime was discovered. He later told sheriffs and neighbors his story, breaking down as officers pressed for details. He remains in Columbia county jail awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Evening Telegram
St. Helens
Oregon
Elbert Cleman
Sarah Ayers
Ayres
Warren
Columbia County
Oleman
Lebanon
Salem
Silverton
Mr. Ayres
Lou Davies
Ayres Place
Young Oleman
CUSTOMI i gee Alwar
CUSTOMI i gee Alwar hese.
Thompson and Hardy Attorneys at Law in Bade Oregon
Thompson and Hardy provide legal services in all courts with offices over Yoran's Shoe Store in Bade Oregon. Veterinary surgeon Dr J Christie offers scientific treatment for domestic animals, located at Bangs stable Kes corner 11th and Olive with phone red 2011. Fork sale of twenty six Angora goats including nannies offered by F E Nighswander in Crow Oregon. contact Farmers 25x.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & Bean
J. M. Williams
L. E. Bean
U. S Land Office
McClang Bldg
Thompson & Hardy
H. W. Thompson
C.A. Hardy
Yoran
Bawene
Oregon
J. Christie
Edinburg
Scotland
Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Bangs
Kaene
F. E
Nighswander
Crow
The Worst Kind Pile Cure Claim by Dr Leonhardt
A historical ad describes long suffered hemorrhoid cases with intense pain and tumors, praising Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid as the sole absolute cure. It promises guaranteed results with every package and lists availability for $1.00 at drug stores or from Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Niagara Falls
Herbine touted as cure for constipation and liver complaints
Mrs S of Columbia Tennessee praises Herbine for relief from constipation and liver troubles. The ad claims the remedy promotes health when taken before bed and sold by Linn Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
Linn Drug
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Relieves Nasal Sore Throat
Long time Bells Tennessee resident W L Rawls reports relief from chronic nasal catarrh after applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to the sore surface. He notes swelling and soreness disappeared and did not return. Available 25 cents at Linn Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
Existance
Linn Drug Co
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Ion
Mohawk Valley
Cartomnia
Albert Fh. Couden
St. Petersburg
Secret Force
Cording
Von
Her
Launitz
Revolutionist
Mrs. Bignami
Great Britain
London
England
Es Foe
Bie Lok
Chicago
The
Western Passenger Association
Oll
Perfection
Rayo
Standard Odl Company
Mrs. Ayers
Physicians and Surgeons
W. O. Prosser
Libh
Pearl Streets
Ansa Maurer
F. E. Donn's
Attorneys AT Law
Dorris & Skipworth
Attorneys-at-law
Hovey
Chaumbers-Bristow Bank
Leon R. Edmunson
Eugene Oan and Saving Bank
L. N. Harbaugh
Continental Insurance Company
1St National Bank
Farly
Anee Napi Ticip
A.C
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