Professor F G Young Calls For Moral Unity In Modern Study
Professor F G Young spoke at the U C assembly on The Student's Hearings at the Opening of the Twentieth Century. He warned that modern students face fragmented views and a loss of spiritual anchors while science and criticism broaden horizons. He urged a synthesis of world and life concepts and a vigorous renewals of spiritual life as humanity grows closer together.
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F. G. Young
U. C
Israel
Fell and broke his ankle near court house lodging house
Steve Lander, a former bartender now employed at Mrs. Linton's place across the river, slipped on a slippery sidewalk in front of the Court House lodging house about two o'clock. He broke the mall bone above his left ankle, was taken to bed, and Dr. F. MM. Day was called to attend.
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Daily Guard
Steve Lander
Polish Colony Not Coming to Lane County
The Daily Guard reports the Polish colony promised for Lane County will not come here. It has secured land near Portland in Washington County. Promoter Antone Ossowski, once in Eugene, had arranged a large tract in Lane County, but the plan was switched and the colony heads elsewhere.
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Daily Guard
Lane County
Washington County
Portland
Antone Ossowski
Eugene
High School Notes on Student Enterprise and Assembly
The report notes teachers and students working to raise class records and order at the high school. With Supt Bechdolt absent, Prof Sneeden led a Wednesday morning assembly, delivering brief remarks before a piano solo by Miss Alicia McElroy.
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Bechdolt
Sneeden
Alicia McElroy
High School Dedication Plans Set for Friday Event
A dedication program for the new high school building is arranged for Friday evening with Governor Chamberlain and State Superintendent Ackerman expected to attend. During the day, the school will be open for tours led by ushers while the Guard guarantees a worthwhile visit for patrons and citizens who tour the rooms and departments.
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Chamberlain
Ackerman
Oliver
Uehers
Albany Democrat Bowling Card Announces Matches
The Commercial Club of Eugene will bowl the Alco team in a return game next Saturday evening at the city alleys. Albany teams not yet chosen. J. K. Weatherford and E. D. Cusick, unable to go to Eugene, likely to join. Illibee Club of Salem requests a game here next week.
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Albany Democrat
Commercial Club
Eugene
Alco
Albany
J. K. Weatherford
E. D. Cusick
Illibee
Salem
Catholics Plan New Church To Ease Growing Parishioners
The Catholic congregation will build a larger church due to increasing membership. At a recent meeting, George A. Houck M Schnii der Louis Aya and Peter Boler were appointed to committees to investigate fundraising options and outline plans for a fine structure matching nearby imposing buildings.
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Eleventh and
Willamette Streets
George A. Houck
M. Schniider
Louis Aya
Peter Boler
Violin Shop Opens in I O O F Temple Second Floor
J. L. Coates, a skilled violin maker and repairer, opens a shop on the second floor of the I. O. O. F. temple opposite the board office. He is described as a pleasant gentleman to meet and capable in his craft.
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J. L. Coates
I. O. O. F. Temple
Mr. Coates
Local telephon system grows with steady service
The race exchange shows 57 telephon in use as Linem Patterson and Dillard install new lines. The local office reports good service, driving rapid growth of the system.
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Linem
Patterson and Dillard
Buried and Burned Colonel Brice Dies in Gas Trench
In Columbia Ohio on January 20 Colonel Brice superintendent of the Central Ohio Gas Company was killed while directing workers in a trench when the earth caved in burying him eleven feet deep. Gas caught fire from a torch and firefighters fought the blaze for hours before Brice's burned, unrecognizable body was recovered.
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Columbia
Ohio
Brice
Central Ohio Gas Company
Fire Drives 200 Theatrical Troupe From Grand Palace Hotel
Two hundred members of a theatrical troupe left without engagements due to a prior Iroquois fire were awakened and dispersed into the streets by a blaze in the Grand Palace Hotel on North Clark Street. Rescue work was difficult but no casualties occurred. The hotel suffered a second fire in two weeks.
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Chicago
Grand Palace
Clark Street
Fire Chief Mush Man Xami Testifies in Iroquois Fire Probe
Chicago January 15 The Fire Department Chief Mushman testified in the Iroquois theatre investigation stating he had limited duties and did not enforce fire safety orders. He blamed others and said theatre managers resisted mandatory firemen on stage and claimed no power to enforce ordinances.
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Chicago
Mushman
Froguow Freman
Larrison
Corporation Council
California Tragedy Tells of Despair and Elopement
George Goff, agent for Conservative Life Incur Co, killed himself at home in Los Angeles after his daughter ran away with Dolph Green, a recently divorced man linked to a shooting case. Green later separated, then courted Miss Goff following the elopement.
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Los Angeles
George Goff
Life Incuracne Co
Bis
Dolph Green
Green
Boot and Shoe Workers empower board to send organizers to Canada
Cincinnati January 20 The Boot and Shoe Workers union today empowered its executive board to dispatch organizers into Canada signaling a regional expansion effort.
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Cincinnati
Boot and Shoe Workers
Canada
Tragedy in New York: Woman and two daughters found dead
In New York on January 20, police found the bodies of Mrs. Frank Elfan and her two daughters, ages five and seven, at the burping family home. Authorities say she shot the children then herself, and believe a sudden insanity or emotional disturbance led to the deadly act and a house fire.
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New York
Frank Elfan
Roosevelt Peace Talks Expected After Washington Conference
A conference between Hanna and Roosevelt factions is set for tonight in Washington. A peace treaty may be reached soon as both sides prepare concessions, with Roosevelt urging compromise to settle tensions.
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Cleveland
Washington
Roosevelt
Iroquois theatre calamity inquiry continues in Chicago
More than a hundred witnesses remain to be examined, with the inquiry possibly ending this week if only the most important are called. Edwin Price, manager of the Blue Beard Company, testified and blamed theatre management while criticizing Chicago building inspectors.
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Chicago
Edwin Price
Bluebeard Company
Postal Frauds Case Opens With Massive Evidence
In the Machen postal fraud and conspiracy case government attorneys opened with a vast array of circumstantial evidence including large exhibits, ledgers, deposit slips, and draft book stubs as the trial moves forward.
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Washington
Jao
German merchants plan U.S. agency to counter dumping
Berlin reports a syndicate of German iron and steel merchants aims to set up an American agency to push German goods and counter the influx of American products. The move reflects efforts to stabilize export markets amid trade frictions.
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Birmingham
Berlin
America
Germany
Kaiser blasts officials over Africa emergency prep
Berlin report says the Kaiser is angered by government officials for failing to prepare for the Africa crisis. He personally supervises measures, rushes reinforcements, and calls for volunteers. Several royal princes offered service, but he refused, deeming it unsafe for rulers to risk their lives. He will depart Berlin tonight for Wilhelm's Haven to bid troops farewell.
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Berlin
Africa
Wilhelm
Russia Poised to Withdraw Forces from Manchuria
London reports in optimistic tones on the Far East. The Times notes a British offer and a returned official saying Russia is preparing to withdraw from Manchuria, with the Manchester Guardian quoted.
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Russia
London
England
The
Presa
Times
Manchester Guardien
Eays
Sein
United Mine Workers push coal tax to fund miners home
Indianapolis January 20 The United Mine Workers resolved to appeal state laws calling for railway coal tax of a half cent per ton and operators to pay a half cent on mined coal. Miners and operators would contribute to a general fund for a home for aged and crippled miners. Vienna January 20 Die Zeitung states the Austro Russian committee in Constantinople tires of delayed audience with the sultan on Balkans reforms and will go to Salonica to push plans. Sofia reports documents of Bulgarian war preparations sent to the porte.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Mineraa
Vienna
Die Zetung
Constantinople
Balkene
Salonica
Sofia
Porte
Bulagria
Chicago Grand Jury Report Attacks City Officials
In a report presented to the grand jury, foreman James Nye accuses Mayor Harrison and Sheriff Barrett of failing to enforce the law during labor troubles. The document also charges a labor union official with unlawful conspiracy.
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Chicago
James Nye
Harrison
Barrett
Hops Sold by Edmonson Lot to Uchtman at 25 Cents
Edmonson lot of hops consisting of 22 bales sold to Uchtman at 25 cents per pound. Earlier reports noted other sales but those transfers were not completed.
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Edmonson
Uchtman
Nesbit Welle marriage at Thurston home
At the home of D F Wells in Thurston on January 1 1904 T A Nesbit married Miss Jessie V Welle with Justice C R Hastings officiating. In Benton county on January 11 1904 Arthur Rust of Benton and Miss Leva Jenkins of Lane county wed, Justice J N Hogue of Aisea presiding.
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D. F. Wells
Thurston
T. A. Nesbit
Jessie V. Welle
Justice of the Peace
C. R. Hastings
Benton County
Arthur Rust
Leva Jenkins
Lane County
J. N. Hogue
Aisea
Welby Stevens Welcomes Daughter This Morning
Local household announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Welby Stevens this morning. The newborn adds a new member to the family, with details not disclosed in the brief notice.
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Mrs. Welby Stevens
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