Ada Hendricks Weds Wehard Shore Smith In Oregon Home
Miss Ada Hendricks and Wehard Shore Smith married Thursday at the Hendricks home with Rev. J. B. McCallum presiding. Attendants included Miss Ruby as maid of honor and Miss Mary Chambers as bride’s maid. The couple, both University of Oregon graduates, will reside in Klamath Falls after a California Arizona trip. A later note covers New Year gatherings and a 50th anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Carman, with guests and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Smith
Columbia Universite
New York City
California
Arizona
Mrs Smith
Klamwich Falls
John Carmas
J. N. B. Fuller
Eleventh Street
Oregon
Mysterious tragedy in Denver reported on page one
A Denver tragedy unfolds with conflicting details as a husband plans to visit his partner while both his wife and cousin die before his arrival. The report follows a year end event and references ongoing investigations, with locals noting the unsettled circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Bean Sells Out Holdings at Mapleton
Special Correspondence Mapleton Jan 6 F C Bean has sold his house barn store and post office to Joe Morris for just over 4000 dollars. His post office appointment may face competition. Logging news O W Hurd sent a crew to drive logs from Hadsall creek with some logs reaching Tidewater while others remained blocked. Nicolle Fellman closed their camp for holidays but will resume soon. Knowles creek logging contract finished with last logs sent to the boom. J A O S Phelps finish the Nicolle Fellman contract on Indian creek and W L Phelps runs a small camp up creek as the year’s work contracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton
F. C. Bean
Joe Morris
O. W. Hurd
Hadsall Creek
Tidewater
Nicolle & Fellman
Hunsaker & Brown
Knowles Creek
J. A
O. S. Phelps
Indian Creek
W. L. Phelps
Supreme Court rules against Wilson on Panama Canal title
The U S Supreme Court today decided Wilson versus the secretary of the treasury, ruling against Wilson's claim that the secretary could not pay funds to secure title from a French company to the Panama Canal property. The decision upholds the federal government authority in acquiring the canal zone title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Supreme Court of the United States
Oregon Securities Co Bankrupt in Portland Wake
The Oregon Securities Company, long tied to Portland investors, has been declared bankrupt with A B Wood named receiver. The Trust Company of America filed for a court-appointed receiver as the miner plans faltered, leaving many owners seeking equal value in a possible reorganization while bonds and assets face liquidation.
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Oregon Securities Co
Portland
Southern Oregon Mining Company
C. E. Wolverton
United States
Trust Company of America
Portland Journal
A. B. Wood
Wolverton
Oregon Securities
Oregon Securities Company
C. H. Thompson
A. W. Goddard
E. C. Goddard
Frederick Eggert
Eggert
G. B. Hengen
New York
Boston
J. W. Beach
Ames R. Burnett
Joseph Simon
Wood
Oregon Securities Company Failure Cited as Poor Management
The Oregon Securities Company with about 50 claims and 1000 acres in Bohemia district, rich in gold, fails to profit due to inefficient management. Formed in 1902 by consolidating Helena No 1 and No 2, Musick, Champion and Broadway mines, it paid modest dividends before and after consolidation, then diverted revenues into development schemes without boosting output. A miner with a leadership role notes potential to extract more if managed differently.
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Oregon Securities Company
Portland
P. J
R. J. Jennings
C. B. Hengen
New Jersey
Oregon
New York
Hengen
Bohemia
Helena No. 1
Helena No. 2
Musick
Champion
Broadway
Chicago vetoes vivisection ordinance in medical colleges
A note remarks on Mayor Mc Clellan vetoing a measure permitting vivisection, while New York’s attorney general seeks to oust him. The report also outlines levies in Lane and Linn counties, Elk convention funds, a Portland missing politician, and promotes Brandreth's Pills as a long standing herbal laxative.
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Chicago
New York
Eait
McClellan
Hearst
New York City
Lane County
Linn County
Eugene
Albany
John Henry Allen Swackhamer
Portland
Albany Democrat
Philadelphia
Frank Davey
J. N. Pearcy
Seventh Street
North
St. Johns
Inlaw
W. I. Vawter
Fort Reno Brief Arrest Ties Corporal to Captain's Assault
Telegraphic brief reports Corporal Knowles of the Twenty-fifth Infantry colored is arrested as the assailant of Captain Edgar B. Macklin. Witnesses say a khaki jacket found on Knowles bore blood from a wrist wound, indicating a struggle.
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Fort Reno
Knowles
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Colored
Edgar B. Macklin
Sudden Death From Heart Attack at Lane County Home
Mrs Emma Christener wife Noah Christener died suddenly at home six miles west of town this morning about seven. She had been well minutes earlier while talking with her husband who rushed to the barn. He found her dying, Dr DeBar pronounced heart disease. She was 47, resident of Lane County 22 years, survived by a mother in Oak California and four children Pearl Schlomberg Willie Walter and Christener two others infant. Funeral this week with interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Emma Christener
Noah Christener
DeBar
Christener
Lane County
Oak
Cal
Pearl Schlomberg
App
Willie
Walter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Resolutions Adopted By Irving Odd Fellow Lodge 79
The Irving Lodge No. 79 Loy in Irving, Oregon adopts memorial resolutions for deceased Bro. P. G. Wiscarson. Born in Prussia, he settled in the U.S. at age 12, married Mary Lee in 1867, joined the lodge in 1896, served in multiple offices, and was a faithful member. The lodge expresses condolences to his widow and family and votes to mourn thirty days and spread the resolutions to newspapers and family.
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Hall of Irving Ldge
Loy Irving
Ore
Wive
John Wiscarson
P. G. Wiscarson
Prussia
Purs
Mary Lee
Corvallis
Oregon
Bro
Wiscarson
Bro. Wis
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Moneybak Silk
Priestly’s Dress
Wayne Knit
Veista
Kabo
Friendly Store
Men’s Clothing Department
Mrs. T. G
Mins
Norma Hendricks
Mendelssohn
R. I. Dearborn
Charles Burden
P. EB. Snodgrass
Link
McMinnville
Mixa Link
J. 8
Luckey
Miedta
Ride
Hazel Humphrey
Lincol Mreet
Myra Loveridge
Liberty
Donald Ste Weaken
Ralph Robinson
Agnes Stevenson
iFrawer
Winnie Kelly
Bertha Dorrin
Margaret Cundiff
Myra Lov
Eridge
Sadie Weat
Belle van Duyn
Elizabeth Elliott
Greta Bristow
Jelene Robinson
Olin Arnspiger
Bert Shoemaker
Donald Stevenson
Henry McKinney
Ralph McCuen
Roy Hammock
Earl Hawley
Paul Bond Cart Washburne
Walter Moore
Hilly Neal
D. H. Trimble
J. B. Hopkins
Frank Potter
Mary Lynde
John Carman
Missouri
Pike’s Peak
Colorado
Kansas
Martin
Society At
Junction
Nellie Folsom
Nellie
H. C. Bushnell
Christian Sunday School
Denver
The
Christian Church
J. 8. McCallum
Lincoln Annuity Union
Frank
Abraham Lincoln
Edwina Prosser
Grace Starr
Nellie Lombard
Spingfeld Lodge
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Belle van Durn
Bean
Lower
Siasian River
PREME
Cash
Brandreth
Irving Odd Feluy
Lee
Washington, D. C
Lotzhran
J. C. Goodale
Gillette
Block & Mount
Hern
Linn Drug Co
Bear
Lai
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