Japan on a war footing and resolve on Manchuria
Dispatches report Japan mobilizing for conflict and food supplies while rival powers act. Seattle interview with the war fair commissioner asserts Japan will not yield on China or Korea concessions and seeks removal of Russian influence. Japan claims broad moral support from world powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pers
South Africa
Seattle
Russia
China
Manchuria
Corea
Davenport and the Sultan in a Tangled Tale of Pets and Politics
A wild jumble from New York Press riffs on Homer Clavin Davenport sending a two minute trot ter to Morocco’s Sultan Miley Abdul Azziz and a later cable claims a caravan of camels and other goods to the Sultan via his Grand Vizier. The piece shifts to Pennsylvania coke wages, Lewis and Clark expos tion of 1006, U S tensions with Russia Japan and Colombia, Oregon weather, and a grim theatre fire memory, tying politics, climate, and public misfortune in a satirical miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Clavin Davenport
Morocco
Homer
Langier
Sultan Miley Abdul Azziz
Sid Emfad Gharat
New Jersey
Davenport
County levy notices must be filed by January 15
The district and road boards along with county residents are required to file all 1903 special levies with the county clerk by January 15. Previously due February 1, the deadline was moved up and applies starting with the 1904 roll, now set for January 15.
Mondell Fights Repeal of Timber and Stone Act
Wyoming's Mondell opposes repealing the timber and stone act and commands a strong personal following. He is described as an able, energetic worker whose abilities would make him a formidable obstacle to repealing the much-abused land law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondell
Wyoming
Texas Sees Large Dry Vote as Prohibition Spreads
Beginning January 1 Texas ranks among the prohibition states. The anti-saloon movement grew for years and, last summer, achieved success. In three months more than 400 counties went dry by popular vote. The saloon forces fought in polls and courts but were defeated, leaving Texas a teetotaler as the new year starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lope Star State
Oregon AG rules on superintendent certificate tenure
The Oregon attorney general holds that a school superintendent who holds a first grade certificate cannot remain in office if the certificate expires during his term unless a new certificate covering the remainder is secured immediately. Failure to obtain it allows impeachment and appointment of a qualified successor. The Philippines tobacco habit is described as universal among natives, with children beginning early and women smoking as much as men. enormous cigars are common in northern Luzon and are even hung for family use during lay by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
East
York
Attorney General of
Philippines
Washington
B. C
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Congress
Colombia
Panama
America
Republic of
Nicaragua
Canal Strip
Hlay
Cotomin
Young
Hogata
Ile
Hubbard
Nashville
Colon
United States
Torres
Linca
Slubbard
Mrs. Brown
Ple
Mr. Brown
Brown
Steel workers face wage cuts after New Year
Tens of thousands of United States Steel Corp employees in multiple states returned to work on January 1 at lower wages. About 150,000 workers, roughly 99 percent, accepted wage reductions while 1 percent in the Amalgalated Association wage safeguards until July. Reductions, ranging from 5 to 7 percent, will save the company more than 21 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Winels
Wisconsin
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
New cent stamp issued to replace outdated design
The Postettics department unveils a cent stamp with an oval frame featuring Washington’s head and a new oval shield background. The shield obscures parts of the engraving and the thirteen stripes while a small encircled “2” sits at the frame’s lower corner. The Washington engraving is replaced by a Stuart head and a ribbon reads “1772-Wreblington-1700” with a neater, darker tint overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States of America
Henrath
Wreblington
Roosevelt's Panama Canal Message to Congress
President Roosevelt's special message to Congress explains Panama canal negotiations, critiques Colombia's objections, and discusses the 1903 independence of Panama. He argues for U.S. control over the canal, cites revolutions and military actions, and defends U.S. involvement as essential to secure treaty rights and regional interests.
Long County Inquest and Court Ledger Items
A list of jurors witnesses and officials for inquest sessions and court costs. Names include Sanford Skinner D Edwards N EB Sutton L Hoff W bP Wilson KX Stevens J Miller and others. County funds cover various accounts such as courthouse repairs ferry, janitors, and sheriff salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Barr
D. Edwards
KX. Stevens
J. Miller
N. EB. Sutton
M. J. Howard
L. A. Davidson
J. Miller ii
L. Hoff
J. Crawford
W. BP. Wilson
The Story of the Late Mrs Brown
A long life vignette in which Mrs. Brown, once healthy and lively, endures childbearing and fatigue. The narrative echoes a medical advertisement for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and other remedies, including testimonials from Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Pierce, urging support for women’s health and free consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Kanawha Co
Pierce
Tuas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davenport and the Sultan
New York Press
Oregonian
Burt
Union Macific Railroad
Chicago
Hell
Heaven
Luzon
Postettics Department
Aliowalees
Sarsanne
Quest
F. Richmond
Cc. W. Haneen
Kermoban
Frank Allen
Princeace
James Duval
Court House and Lawn
N. Gress
County Bpourgd
Oaswooess
J. W. White
Rasan
W. Vaughn
Justice of the Peace
Sara Pitcher
Jim Wann
Oliver Veatch
Jim Boon
Fred Bartels
Jim Parrimia
Eugene Electric Light Company
Lane County Electric Co
Yalss
S Sister & Sons
Western Union Telegraph Co
Sueticus
M. Miller
E. Schwartzechild
Au Stampe
Pious Company
Hiss & Prudhomme Ibs
Hodson & Co
Hi. K. Kincaid
Fr. Craw
Una Red Wisk
Piessas Jehussee
J. Brown
OO Creed Hammond
KR. Jenkins
Petees George Fisher
Jack Fish
James Hayes
EE. Frank
U. Lee
Maaan
Red Fisk
Sheriff Office
L. Gibbs
Hamlin
Henry Gibbs
Bon Miss Tovier
Perryman
W. H. Eaton
Grant Hendricks
W. W. Sherman
Wm Miller
Wm. Martin
D. P. Barton
S.J. Wilson
C. M. Collier
Wallis, Denier
Circuit Court
W. O. Zeigler
Meala
J. M. Howe Grant
A. G. Mathews
J . Bo
BR. Jenkines
Parit Ives
Sally Milton
Mike Schureder
BR. F. Russell
Seti Dissecans Esas
P. N. Bennett
Riateeb
Wee L. W
Post
A. Hemenway
W. H. Smythe
Ternee James Callowy
Ooone Ee Ae Gom
Gee Rank Tontgomery
W. Neely
S. Rigdon
M. I’. Casteel
C. J. Dodd
JV O'Leary
D. KK. Harris
Ccircuit
Waco
Darwin Bristow
Chas. Hales
Binve Bia
Smeede
M.S. Hubble
Chas Nickerson
W. L. Houston
W. H. H. Houston
Peter Nye
I . A Wood
A Parcington
SBOE
J. HD Goldson
Seeca Ee
S Powers
V. Oe
Ie Arrow
Geo Fisher
Fl. W. Gossett
Ecircuit Court
W. M. Pitney
D. Ducoby
Weoley
Vaughn
Es Cera Ciea
Sa Annes
J. S. Mc Murry
FUDGE
Dunton
C Rossman
Dollie Thompson
State
Butler
M. A Shiinoel
Nain McClaren
Mike Mukoosy
A. Graham
Robi Martin
S. J. Jacobsen
Mike Mahoney
I’. A. Rosenburg
Hunter and
Jacobsen
M. I’. Veatch
Hunter
Robt Martin
Jacobson
HE McCumber
Hlanter and
Oliver Hart
Hunter Ks
B.S. Hyland
I McCumber
Hunter and Jacobson
D. R. Beers
Dl. Wilkinson
David O. Beers
Ds . Wilkingon
C. Beamitt
Ed. Wilkinson
H. C. Harter
J. A. Weat
State Va
Wilkinson
Mrs. Ou
BL Wilkinson
J. Wilkinson
W. C. Waehburne
J. J. Wilkinson
Ss. A. Starr
J. J. Hatter
Dr. DeBar
J. J. Butler
John Blue
L. Mooreheat
J. Puther
A Milt Cook
J. Butler
Clair Dick
J.J. Butler
J K. Miller
J. J Butler
J. J. Milliern
J. J. Cutler
J. M. Milliern
J Feelesom
J. d. Cca
Jimmie McClaren
J. J. Butler Sain
Sue
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Ella Reynolds
Guffie
McLean Co
Moon’s Feed Store
East Ninth St. Eugene
Moon
Cockerline @ Wetherbee’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!