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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1903

Page

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Sad St Helens Fatality In Fire Tragedy

Mr and Mrs Keeler Gabbert mourn the death of their two year old daughter in Eugene from a dress fire. The child crawled on the floor when flames enveloped her dress and the mother fought to save her with a bedspread. The infant died after four hours. The cause remains uncertain, with speculation about a stove or a nearby auto igniting the clothing.

Lef Eugene Pleasant Hill Mr. Gabbert St Helene Stella Rowland Eugene Wasic James

Birth Notice from Eugene on January seventeenth

A birth is recorded in Eugene on Saturday January 17, 1003, to Mraod Mra E R Mommey, 6 eon.

Eugene Mraod Mra E R Mommey

Oregon Senatorship and Related Legislation Highlights

Reports from Salem on January 20 cover the U S Senate election results with C W Fulton and T T Geer noted, plus scattered votes and a House tally. The joint session notes Democratic and Republican nominees and expectations. Also: a constitutional amendment abolishing the state printer passes the Senate and moves to the people. a deficiency judgment bill initiates restrictions on foreclosures. and a $500,000 Lewis and Clark Fair appropriation passes the House with few dissenting votes.

Peeia Service Satem Senate Portland

Deaths and obituaries of Ellis Henderson and others in Eugene

Long service notices honor Mrs Elizabeth Henderson born 1849 died at home on Pearl Street at 76 years. Details recount her Oregon pioneer life with husband Professor EB Henderson, later relocations, family survivors, and interment at 100 F cemetery. Also notice Olive Adams dies suddenly at 826 High Street from heart failure and anemia with services in Portland Riverside Cemetery. Additional brief obituaries include B M Richardson of Elmira, pioneer of 1846 Oregon migration, and other family notices with burial plans in Richardson Cemetery.

Fizabeth E. Botro Henderson McClellantown Pennsylvania EB. P. Henderson Columbia College Panama Eugene California Oregon Sorper of Pearl and East Eighth Streets Mre Marietta Thurston King Henderson Melvin Henderson Paisley Chas Silver Lake Vernita Henderson Linole Rebecca Miler J. F. Rowland Olive Adame High Street Portland Riverside Drakeville Iowa Mra J W Johnson W H Adams Clarence Alaska Percy US Civil Engineering Ralph McMinnville Port Cecile Baptist Church

Missouri Mine Workers Urge Higher Wages Demand

In its annual report to the United Mine Workers of America President Mitchell urges miners to press for higher wages. He shows coal operators earn large profits while miners struggle to afford basic living needs. The report was released to the press in Indianapolis.

Erippe News Association Inpranapolis United Mine Workers of America Mitchell

Local Junction City Pair Wed in Afternoon Ceremony

Married couple Homer Houston and Miss Gertrude Baker of Junction City were joined in matrimony at 4 pm in the Hoffman Hooster church parlor. Rev G L Lebedel of the Junction Abreverian church officiated. the couple will reside in Junction.

Homer Houston Gertrude Baker Junction City Hoffman Hooster

Eugene to My and Mr Roy Sales No 665

A fragmentary notice dated January 15 1908 from Eugene referencing Roy Sales No 665 at Jefferson Wee Boon. The readable portion lists names and a parcel or matter but lacks complete action or location details.

Eugene Mr. Roy Sales Jefferson Wee Boon

Change in Grocery Firm at 618 Willamette Street

W M Green, junior member and manager, buys out his mother Marsha Green to take full ownership of the Titus block grocery at 618 Willamette Street. The business name changes from J U Green & Son to W M Green while the old firm ended with J A Green's death years ago. The store has long served Eugene with steady trade and remains a leading textile house in the city.

JU Green & Son Titus Block Willamette Street W M Green Marsha Green Ole J U Green & Son J A Green Eugene Toe Grasp Mr Green

More Blue River mining concerns formed in Albany

Albany January 19. The Orivutse Mining Company filed articles of incorporation listing incorporators Ne l V Murray J R Wyatt J Otto Lee J H Roberta J F Weener and C Sullivan with 1 000 000 capital stock in one dollar shares. The firm bought three mining claims Artie Vermont and Oriental in the Blue River district. The board of directors will manage the affairs from Albany. Great Northern Mill and Fiume Company also incorporated by W W Robe W A Templeton and J H Glass with 120 000 capital stock, Browneville office, operating in Blue River district.

Albany Artie Vermont Oriental Avedirectora Great Northern M 11 Fiume Company W W Robe W A Templeton J H Glass Browneville Comany Blue River District

Lane County Pays Balance 1902 Tax Remittance

Bavem Jan 20 State Treasurer AL Moore received a remittance of 1284.47 from Lane county for the 1902 state and Agricultural College taxes plus December 1 interest. The funds are itemized as State tax balance 1240.47 Interest from December 1 9.00 Agricultural College tax 4.66 Interest from December 1 28.38.

Bavem AL Moore Lane County

Scott Is Back From Four Months Abroad

PORTLAND Oregon January 19 H W Scott editor of the Oregonian returned home tonight after a four months visit to Europe and the Eastern states.

Portland, Or H W Scott The Oregonian Europe

Railroad to the Siuslaw Promoters Plan New Line

Promoters led by J E Simmons announce incorporation of Arlington & Pacific Coast Railroad Company with 1,500,000 capital to build a 300 mile line from Arlington Gilliam county to Florence at the Siuslaw mouth in Lane county. New line aims to connect for feeder traffic to OR & N, carrying timber, grain, livestock and freight from the Siuslaw region to the Mississippi Valley.

Arlington & Pacific Coast Railroad Company J P Finley J R Smailes J E Simmons Oreconfso Arlington Pacific Oran J.P. Finley Portland Multnomah County Smailes Simmons Arnington Gilliam County Feast Cascade Fiorenece Sisulaw River Lane County OR & N Grein Jamber Harrivan Sluslaw Mississippi Valley

Death of Mrs Anan Green in German immigrant family

Mrs Anan Green wife of Matthew Green died Saturday January seventeenth in the year one thousand eight between Goshen and Springfield from paralysis. She was fifty years old and leaves a husband and one grown son. The family had recently moved to this country being Germans. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon and the remains were interred in Laurel Hill cemetery.

Anan Green Matthew Green Goshen Sod Springfield Laurel Hill Cemetery

Fish Warden Van Daven Tours Hatcheries and Dams

State game warden H G Van Daven visits hatcheries along the coast and Rogue River valley to oversee dam construction. He will not visit two hatcheries in this county on this trip, which continues to Albany tonight.

H G van Daven Rogue River Valley Albany

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Hampton Bros Eugene Guard Impress Bros., Publishere Skle Willamette Stevet Seventh and Eighth Street Tin Guard L Whitson W V Headlam Woodcock Attorney-At-Law Otice Chrism Acoswa Onpoon L. Cheshire, M. D Krinmanig Brown, M. D Jihee Chrieman Block Ouis LAW Loan & Saving Bank J. Walton Walton & Ness Walton Block Hugh B. Penland Vorner Tih Willamette Streets OB Debar, M. D ST. Helens Eugene Oregon Leon San Francico TG Hmypstas Baxi Lane Eugene, Oregon Transac A. G. Hovey L. G. Hulin B. H. Hovey House Fulton of Clatsop Geer Guare Brownell United States C W Fulton Astoria T Geer Marion County Scattering Fulton Seksahiessecisentokioneseene Geer Ae Chee Wood Ecatesinibe Vitalie Eddy Tillamook Hewitt Multnomah Guard Special Service Sarum J M Shelly Specijal Galloway Yamhill C.E Wood Elmira Elizabeth Henderson Bogabeth Henderson Pearl Street Mes Adams B. M. Richardorn M Richardson Franklin County Missouri Plains View Gideon Pioneer Oris Brown Lily Wagone Polk E¢Itin O Richardson Eloor Michigan Capital City Boodler Scripps News Association St Louis State of Missouri Charles Kelly House of Delegates Kelly Senator Fairbanks Fcripps News Charles W Fairbanks Booth Tarkington Borippa News Assosiation Lansine Michigan Herge Blue River Mining Companies Guard Special Ferries Scott Siuslaw Arlington & Pacific Co. Incorporated At Florence J. E. Simmons Frank FE. Dunn
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