Frequent Assassin and Global Rulers in Turbulent Times
A compilation notes on royal and republican leaders facing assassination risks, the rise of unrest from Carnot to McKinley, and attacks on constitutional heads. It also mentions yellow fever on the Gulf coast, Mme Sembrich’s singing routine, a logging strike report dispute, Bulgarian throne tensions, odd Portland bricks, Mississippi Valley crop woes, and extreme heat in Chicago with Northwest coast relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
French Republic
Carnot
American
McKinley
Italy
Austria
England
Mexico
Brazil
Denmark doubles EMI grants to United States in May
Denmark sent twice as many emi grants to the United States in May as in the same month of 1002. Emigration is offset by money sent back to relatives, totaling about four million dollars last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
United States
Two men arrested in The Dalles on suspected Portland highwaymen
Police in The Dalles detained two men on suspicion of being the Portland highwaymen blamed for robberies over several months. Officers found revolvers, masks, burglar tools, and other items in their possession, prompting further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Portland
British claim Canton viceroy offered reward for reformer’s murder
The British authorities at Hong Kong state the Viceroy of Canton offered twenty thousand dollars for a Chinese reformer’s murder, and the four murderers were made mandarins. They accuse Chinese rulers of lacking conscience and say Britain will not show diplomatic gloves in Chinese affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Canton
Roosevelt tribute colors German voters says Oregonian
The Oregonian notes Emperor William’s Kiel banquet speech and Admiral Dewey’s warning to German warships as potential campaign literature for German voters in the fall of 14. It argues that German-Americans fled royalty and will not support Roosevelt’s alignment, warning of a political trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Emperor William
Roosevelt
Kiel
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Germany
Cleveland Traction Franchises Spurs Ohio Reelection Fight
Eight Democratic Ohio legislators violated their platforms by backing the curative act to confirm a Cleveland Traction Company franchise. Mayor Johnson warned he would campaign against them in their districts if they sought office again. Now one incumbent faces reelection as the mayor vows to keep his pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland Traction Company
Johnson
Cleveland
Promising Kidney Cure Claimed for Fulton Compound
An advertisement asserts Fulton’s Renal Compound cures kidney disease from initial inflammation to Bright’s disease chronic stage. It touts exclusive city agency and contrasts with ineffective remedies while citing alleged patient testimonials and a physician endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
San Pree
b.Jocy
Brtch
Uae
County Builds Cottage Grove Bridge At Notable Saving
Oregon State Journal reports the county rejected high bids and had N B Alley construct the Coast Fork bridge for 375, then Striker finished materials and labor for 81 81.27 saving 195.73 from Alley. Pacific Timber's bid was 1,490, Tilliston 1,235 with labor costs included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Journal
Coast Fork
Cottage Grove
N. B. Alley
Pacific Timber Company
Alley
Co. M. Collier
A. N. Striker
Wheeler & Owen
Roda
Chiffin & Veatch
Hanling
Eugene
Long & Hingham
A. B. Tilliston
Portland
Tilliston
Elmira News Notes Local Social and Visits
Elmira reports include Mr and Mrs Colgaard hosting at Fairview on Sunday. Woodcock of Eugene seeks to organize a Woodmen lodge. Warren Nichola travels to Halsay for business. Local youths attend Walton picnic. Ruby Streme and Annie Ioman pass through en route to Willamono with a visit to Eugene. Jesse Fountain attends Smith Hale wedding at the bride’s parents home in Hale. A dance at Fairview last Friday rated a good time. Hans Yates ill this week, band practice missed. Grandelebration planned for the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Nichola
Halsey
Walton
Ruby Streme
Junction
Wi Lamano’s
Annie Loman
Ruby Yates
Laura Gilson
Eugene
Jesse Fountain
Smith-Hale
Hale
Fairview
Jesse Hollman
Smithfield
Joe Strome
Inman
Hans Yates
Prizes Announced for July Fourth Athletic Contests
The Fourth of July committee lists prizes for afternoon athletic events on July 4. Prizes include cash, gold medals, and a ball game ticket for third place. Burlesque parade plug uglies have committees named for bands, horses, hose companies, and a 10 prize for best sustained character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Wade Wilson
Frank Ross
Norbert Jaya
Frank Shaman
Ships Enter Mapleton, Load at Local Lumber Mill
The schooner Bender Brothers arrived Friday and loaded at Siuslaw Lumber mill. The steamer Acme with Wing and Wing in tow arrived Monday and will load there. Acme carried goods for Mapleton merchants and a large logging engine for Siuslaw Lumber, to be run by Phelps Brothers on W. W. Neely's place. Two lines exist from Rome to Florence, urging better telegraph service to Eugene. local capitalists see a strong case for investment in this link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton
Bender Brothers
Siuslaw Lumber Company
Acme
Phelps Brothers
W. W. Neely
University Installs New Campus Water System
The university prepares to install a campus wide water system to improve fire protection and irrigation. Four inch mains will feed buildings via two and one half inch laterals, reaching the president's house in Collier tract. A test well, currently over 100 feet deep, will determine if the water supply is sufficient for all needs. R L Jones, an engineering student, oversees the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier Tract
R. L. Jones
Ben Rush's Mining Venture
Ben Rush returned to his Grant's Pass home after a two day stay on business. It is his first visit back since moving to the Southern Oregon town six years ago. He has quit blacksmithing to pursue quartz mining as health allows, with a two thirds share in one bonded claim at 212000 and a half share in another bonded for one year at 210000, with development ongoing on the first and work not yet started on the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rush
Grant
Pasa
Overland
Oregon
Rush
Portland Team Transferred to Salt Lake City
Portland team and franchise moved to Salt Lake City by Pacific National League President WH Lucas. Salt Lake will start with a new record. Grimm remains in charge. The Portland park is expected to be retained, and a new league schedule was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
WH. Lucas
Pacific National Baseball League
Portland
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Grimm
Notice on Publishing Legal Proceedings in This Paper
The notice advises that legal notices such as estate administrator actions summons or citations may be published in this paper at the director's instruction and urges directing the attorney to place the notice here to ensure subscriber rights and avoid publication in another paper.
Insurance Paid in Full for College Hill Fire Loss
H. E. Chandler, secretary of the Oregon Fire Relief Association, visited Eugene yesterday and paid the full insurance on 8 Washauer’s house, which burned on College Hill the other morning. The amount was 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Chandler
Oregon Fire Relief Association
Eguene
Washauer
College Hill
Government Map Offer for 80 Cents Delivers Big Overview
The government sells a 5 by 7 foot mounted map of the United States with Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines. Priced at 80 cents, it comes on muslin with rollers and is mailed postpaid after payment by draft or postal order to the Interior Department. A Guard endorses its quality, noting private printing would cost dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Department of Interior
Birthday Dinner for Lewis Hollandsworth Before Idaho Move
Hadleyville news notes a June 26 birthday dinner for Lewis Hollandsworth hosted by Mrs T J McCullough, marking his departure the following day to Idaho. Mrs Geo Hadley remains ill, and Mrs Chas Hadley with Master Roy Withers traveled to Irving for a week with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadleyville
T. J. McCulloch
Lewis Hollandsworth
Idaho
Chas. Hadley
Roy Withers
Irving
Weber Moore Wedding At High Mass In Catholic Church
A morning ceremony at 8 o clock united M. W. Weber recently from Wisconsin and Miss Mamie Moore in a High Mass at the Catholic church. The bride wore blue velvet and lace with a white picture hat attended by Miss Elizabeth Ava. best man was Nicholas Moore. After the ceremony the couple enjoyed a wedding breakfast at Hazelwood. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McGlynn of Ivison. They will reside in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Weber
Wisconsin
Mamie Moore
Father Beutgen
Elizabeth Ava
Nicholas Moore
Hazelwood
Mra
T. F. McGlynn
Ivison
Mr. Weber
Springfield
Beckley Marries Miss Malkey at Elkton Home
P. W. Beckley wed Miss Emma Malkey at noon Sunday in Elkton Douglas county at the home of J. L. Beckley. Rev. Mr. Mulkey of Coquille City performed the ceremony. Groom is brother of J. H. Beckley of Pagene and son of the late Senator Beckley, and a member of Beckley Brothers of Oakland, where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Beckley
Emma Malkey
J. L. Beckley
Elkton
Douglas County
Lane County Farmers Asked to Prepare Exhibit Items
Farmers in Lane county are asked to prepare grain and grass exhibits for the district fair. Exhibits should be left with F. M. Wilkins in Eugene for E. M. Warren, who is collecting Lane county entries. Warren will remunerate those who submit good exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
F. M. Wilkins
Eugene
E. M. Warren
Mr. Warren
Fred Barnett Dies of Consumption in Janetson City
Fred Barnett second son of Mr and Mrs M L Barnett died Sunday at his father’s home west of Janetson City Oregon from consumption. His parents have lost two grown sons to the same disease. He formerly served as assistant postmaster at Monroe and later worked in a bank at Athena. The remains were interred at Bell Fountain cemetery yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janetson City
Fred Barnett
M. L. Barnett
Fred
Monroe, Or
Athena, Or
Bell Fountains
Electric Biter Claims Cure for Rheumatism and More
A patient from Cohen Calif credits Electric Biters with curing years of rheumatic pain and general debility after trying many remedies. The advertisement from druggist W. L. DeLano guarantees satisfaction and promotes the product as beneficial for liver and stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jolobricka
Cohen Calif
W. L. DeLano
Also Mentioned on This Page
Castoria
What Is
Murray Street
Gulf Coast
Mme. Sembrich
The
Register
Guard
Peter Karageorgeevitch
Portland Telegram
Mississippi Valley
Bulgaria
Montenegro
Second
Oregon Regiment
Chicago
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Linn Terug Co
Elmira News
Elmira
Jane
Colgaard
Mr. Woodcock
Woodmen Lodge
Mapleton News
ClGans
Iq Bac Ca
Julius Goldsmis
Iney
Sly
I Ae
Ivy
Gordon
East Ninth Street
Rede Jeweler Watch
New England Watch Co
Waterbury, Conn
Say Att
Coleags
Hadleyville News
Weber-Moore
Beckley-Mulkey
Parker
Ares
Golden Rule Store
Ninth Street
W. M. Green
Willamette St
John L. Kellett
Keller’ Siden
Mark Suwet
Eden
California
5 Draggiste
Perlen
Hype Maier
Tate
Dentivtr
FO Virgey
Calfornia
the Paraffine Paint Co
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Antes
Denver
Colorado
New England
Ivor
Williams Mfg
Clereinad
Linng
Mott’s
Pennyroy AY Pills
Iereg
Mae Deania
Lian Drug Co
Ted
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!