Where is Binger Hermann disappears in Washington
Washington Jan 7 reports the mysterious disappearance of Binger Hermann, with family and associates offering conflicting statements. His son in law H P Gatley says Hermann is not in Washington and unclear on his travel plans. Later reports say Hermann is ill at his son in law’s home since Friday.
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Washington
Uinger Hermann
Thie City
Oregon
Hermann
Hermano
Potland
Hermanota
Washipator
Here
Portianod
H. P. Gatley
Merman
Taratley
Hermann Some Dasa Igo
Washington, Jan
Herman
Eugene shoplifter trio arrested in Frisco scam
Frank Rockwell Charlies Lane and Keory Dorsey were arrested in San Francisco after fleeing Eugene where they used a color photography scam. They advertised a new method to color photographs and charged investors 60 for outfits and materials promising work. The trio operated under multiple names and were previously bonded here but disappeared before trial.
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Frank Rockwell
Charlies Lane
Keory Dorsey
Eugene
San Francisco
Rockwell
Dorsey
Bay City
Charleevirne
Henry Lane
Jobn M. Grabs
Lane
Bila
Sao Kaucino
Pioneer Martha Shelley Dies at Plessot Hill
Mrs Martha Shelley wife of John Bhelio and a 1852 pioneer died at her home on Pleasant Hill Jan 0 104 at age 14 Funeral held today with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery Obituary to follow later
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Martha Shelley
John Bhelio
Plesssot Hill
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Oregon Railroad Land Lease Notice Appears
Oregon and California Railroad announces land to lease for the year 1908. Farm owners neighboring the railroad land urged to apply by February 1, 1908. late applications will be considered. Address details and the land agent are provided in the notice. Also an advertisement lists flour, meal, and poultry supplies at a great reduction from Moon & Tingley.
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Lande
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Oregon
Ubaries
Perlio
Tax levy fixed at 20 mills by county court
Late this afternoon the county court fixed the tax levy for the year 1906 at 20 mills, three mills less than last year. The reduction reflects adjustments to county revenues and budgeting for public services.
Personal notices from Eugene area travels and visits
Moodaya s Daily Guard Frank T Plank returns from Urant s Pass Judge K B Beap arrives in Salem Mrs S S Darkheimer visits Portland Geo J Wilhelm Jr of Janction spent yesterday in Eugene Dimmick heads home to aarehbeld W S Scott Jaspex s nasby rod visited Eugene W W Kobe mining merchant Browneville in Eugene yesterday Miss Johnson visits Mr Grace Ward Addie Cook returns from Cottage Grove Misses Clara E Boorey Irene Applegate arranging trip to Los Angeles A B Edwards from Low all returns to Portland Mrs Edward Burns visiting relatives in Eugene County Superintendent W B Villard visits College Grove Wildwood Geraldich Pratt Acme in city Albany College business department entrant Mrs B S Lippincott visits Eugene C C Sparks family from King map Kav leave Bugera Lakin returns from Inland Empire
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Clara E. Boorey
Irene Applegate
Los Angeles
A. B. Edwards
Lowall
Portland
Edward Burns
Mee W. &. Hoffman
Eugene
W. B. Villard
College Grove
Wildwood
Albany
C. C. Moera
J. Stevens
Bugera
J. W. Lakin
Inland Empire
Mr. Lakin
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Tramp Rooster On The Train At Junction City
A rooster described as a new type of tramp was found yesterday on train number 1 as it pulled into Junction City Kansas. The Harred Rock rooster sat on the coupling between cars and crowed, puzzling onlookers and defying the usual tramp behavior.
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Junction City
Maratal Lawrence
Cohanl
New York
Charlea M. Meir
Francisco
Iiver Campatla
Liverpool
Irving Holiday Visitors and School Reopen In Irving
Arthur Yates of Oregon City visited Irving during the holidays. Lewie and Frankie Bond were home for a fortnight. Mrs Wright of Philomath joined their visit. A C Bates and wife spent days on Fern Ridge. School reopened with good attendance. Professor Bates entertainment drew praise for teacher and pupil. A six month old baby of M N Gents ill with brain trouble but improving. Edson Brower and Viola Lamb married at the parsonage Irving. Misses Mary Day and Emma Aubrey returned to Eugene for school after holidays.
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Irving
Arthur Yates
Oregon City
Lewie
Frankie Bond
Wright
Philomath
A. C. Bates
Fern Ridge
Otuel
Professor Bates
Papilla
Babe
M. N. Gents
Edson Brower
Viola Lamb
Santa Clara
N. J. Crawford
Local residents travel and visit Eugene area today
A lengthy list of residents and visitors movements in Eugene includes Mrs. R. S. Bean traveling to Salem, Amay Taylor from Coburg, G. W. Griffin to Salem, A. J. and F. B. Dayton from Salem in Eugene, F. A. Page back to Woodburn, Judge L. T. Harrie from a northern trip, and Mrs. O A Washborne returning from Salem. Several others such as Mrs. Chas Welch, J. Gondale Jr., Leona Perkins, Dh. T. Awbrey, Co. C. Startevant, Mrs. W. J. Milliorn, Mary Reece, Colonel and Mrs. Sladden, J. M. Stark, J. O. Watts, H. F. Keeney, G. P. Skipworth, Jerry Horo, C. C. Nichole, Agnes Mathews, Mrs. M. F. McMillan, Floyd Vaughn, John H. Darty, L. C. Martino and a pharmacy graduate from Corvallis are noted as traveling, visiting, or taking positions in nearby cities.
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KH. Oa. Washborne
Salem
Chas. Welch
J. ©. Gondale, Jr
Selem
Eugene
Mies Leona Perkins
Miesell
Dh. T. Awbrey
Cottage Grove
Co. C. Startevant
Crow Merchant
Mra
Milliorn
Eon
Magene
Mary Reece
Mt. Anel
Colonel
Mra &S
Obituary for Charles Mlonerty of Cottage Grove Oregon
Charles Mlonerty born September 13 1874 in Skankakee County Illinois died January 1906 in Eugene Oregon from blood poisoning caused by a crushed pelvis. He moved to Oregon in 1854 at age ten and lived near Cottage Grove since. He joined the Christian church ten years ago and remained a faithful member. He married Minnie McKibbine February 12 19 and she survives him. He was injured by falling rock at Champloo mines in Bohemia district May 26 2005 and suffered long illness. He leaves a wife, parents, two brothers, one sister and many friends.
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Charles Mlonerty
Skankakee County
Illinois
Eugene
Oregon
Henee
Oregonu
Cottage Grove
Christian Church
Purchases Horn Barber Shop By George Sovern
George Sovern purchased the Horn Barber Shop from Jerry Horn of West Eighth Street. Sovern will hire a barber and continue operations, promising to maintain a classical grooming service while managing the business.
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HORN
Gieorge Sovern
eSep
Busieses
Jerry Horn
West Eighth Street
Sovern
Hoeky Mountain remedy claims health benefits
An unclear ad style note touts a product named Hoeky Mountain as the ultimate remedy claiming it makes and keeps you well. The text reads like a promotional snippet for tablets and a company referenced as J.tum Dirge Co, with garbled locations and dates suggesting a faulty OCR.
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Iilister
J.tum Dirge Co
Crokerage House Ad Firm Expands Operations
A note indicates a downtown firm now presses further south in advertising. The Crokerage business, headquartered in Monmouth, is diversifying its reach as it enters a new market corridor.
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Trip South
Crokerage
Monmouth
Daily Guard Residents and Visitors Chronicle
Wednesday's Daily Guard lists numerous residents and visitors in Eugene and nearby towns. Names include J Werd from Vida Lester Lackey from Salem Dr M M Davie from Corvallis and others traveling to Portland Cottage Grove Roseburg Florence and Pomeroy Washington. notes on arrivals departures and local travel throughout western Oregon. Deputy District Attorney J M Williams went to Cottage Grove to pursue five youths for tearing down a fence.
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Daily Guard
A J. Werd
Vida
Lester Lackey
Salem
C. A. Wooley
Cottage Grove
L. F. Wooley
O. P. Barnard
Roseburg
Frank Cornell
Portland
Bessie Brand
Pagene
N. A. Smith
Blue River
Local brief items from Baker City and Eugene notes
Baker City Eagles plan a 20000 temple to rise next spring while M Schneider’s new stockfront is concreted. Hubert Spencer sells a 226000 wheat ranch in Eight Mile country to Charles Martin. the Spencers plan to locate near Eugene around the 15th. Condon Globe reports Captain Stellmacher to command Co G Albany again. Roseburg directors elected for Douglas County Bank with F W Benson president. Estate of Charles H Lowry placed under administratrix Mrs Anna V Lowry. appraisers named. Y M C A directors elected. incorporation filings to follow. Descent of snow near Beed noted with 8 inches and 10 degrees above zero. Rev Willbert begins church pastorate in Acrew after six years in Portland. Myrtle Cochran to Roseburg from Eugene via Proven.
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Hubert Spencer
Charles Martin
Mra
Spenser
Eugene
Condon
Germany Prepares for War on Frontiers
Geneve reports Germany has raised armed forces along the intes and French frontiers for several days. Garrisons are on war footing and big guns mounted. Berlin notes a German white book accusing France of seeking to subjugate Morocco and counteracting the yellow book, with documents supporting the claim and an indictment of French policy.
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Geneve
Germany
Berlin
Menance
Documenta
France
Morocco
Telegraph Breveties and Political Turmoil Across the States
New York reports Mc Call’s physician says recovery is near. Washington notes honey leaves for Portland, while Fulton opposes Lawrence as Keseburg receiver. Oregon memo appeals to the president. Taft rebukes PanamaRailroad directors. Ohio inaugurates Pattison as governor amid snow and pageantry. Oregon convict Kelliher sentenced to five years for school land fraud.
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Washington
Portland
Fulton
Lawrence
Keseburg
Geario
Oregon
San Francisco mayoral politics and labor bias amid reform talk
A Bay Area snapshot notes Mayor Schmitz's third term as he defends against reform efforts, favoring a city water supply and Geary Street railroad control, while alleging union labor influence. The report also covers assorted federal and state items from Salem to Washington, including court actions, railroad fires, and canal policy talks.
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San Francisco
Jem
Sao Francisco
Jaritore
Sehmitz
T Noor
Geary Street
Electric Bitters touted as cure for malaria fever
Sickness and chills from ague and malaria claimed to be cured by Electric Bitters. A Texas man asserts the remedy saved his brother's life after severe malarial fever. Sold at a general store for ten cents with a guarantee.
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S. Mandey
Hen. Tex
W. LL
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Guarante
Netwe lading givin prin sail ing fei ec bar jextens
Fragments about shipping or freight terms reference Oregon and a date in May. The readable text hints at sailing, pricing, and extended bar aspects but is incomplete. Entities identified include Oregon and Ay. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
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Frisco
Phore Wik
Moon & Tingley
Ae Tollowa
Corte Een
Koad Eee
Rene Mill County
Yotal
Moodaya'’s Daily Guard
Frank T. Plank
Urant’s Pass
Judge K
Beap
Mre. S. S
Geo. J. Wilhelm, Jr
Dimmick
Aarehbeld
Scott
Jaspex
Nasby
Rod Wereuet
W. W Kobe
Browneville
Misa Johnson
Halsey
Grace Ward
Mine Addie Cook
Tramp Rooster
Wm. Montgomery
Kenton County
Mary Day
Emma Aubrey
Tutesday's Daily Guard
Mra. R. S. Bean
W. H. Ireland
Amay Taylor
Coburg
G. W. Griffin
A. J. and
F. B. Dayton
F. A. Page
Woodburn
L. T. Harrie
Jerry Horo
That
C. C. Nichole
Scotia, Cal
H. G. Flalehhuager
The
Electric Jight Company
Mise
Agnes Mathews
Mre
M. PF. McMillan
BE. Brodere
Floyd Vaughhn
John H. Darty
Silvertor
Hall's
School of Pharmacy
Corvallis
L. C Martino
Agene Divinity
M. M. Davie
Harry W. Dane
California
I. BE. Ouer
Husbee
Emma D. Thompson
Portiana
C. A. Beera
Leona Perkins
Drain
J. C. Idv Elroy
Monroe
M. Shelton
Colin Malatosh
Eli Bangs
Mies
Margaret Woods
Ef, Eb, Benedict
Acme
Etege. Co
Mitchell
Her
D. C. Ketleme
Pomeroy
Wash
G. C. Millett
L. CO. Martin
G. S. UO. Hambert
Baker City Eagles
M. Schneider
Globe
Anna V. Lowry
Chas. H. Lowry
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H. E. Morne
J. Fr. Dorris
T. G. Hendricks
P. L. Campbell
R. A. Booth
P. E. Snodgrass
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C. S. Frank
F. W. Osboro
A. Potter
Samuel Poome
Beed
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Illbert
Senaks
Presbyterian Church of
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Kimer
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Ulan
Mira Myrtle M. Cochran
McCall
Eaya Bia
Hadley
Missouri
Wade Hampton
Standard Oil Company
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S. H. Kelley
Thomas Flemming
Pousch
Kelly
Taft Hae
Panama
Canal Commission
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Pattison
Ohio
T. A. Kelliher
Chicago
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Kelliher
Salem, Or
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Udt Woot
Sud Power Pio A
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Corvailia
Mornbing
Wyatew
Elao Avsqne
Norgolosk
Warsaw
Jan
Francs Heney
Department of Justice
Exser
Ginger Hermann
Hyde
Wen
San Fracelaco
Oland Freight and Transfer Company
Fifth and Oryant Atr
Yankee Consul
State Lorti Ealarsi Society
L. M. Gilbert
H. C. Atn
Forest Grove
J. S. Pilkington
Pluod
National Aviation of
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Cheene
Gaynor
Case
Savannah
Greene
Carter
Georgia
Gaynor Greene
Canada
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