The Antwerp Landing The Alethea Crew Encounter Mulready
Kirkwood reaches Antwerp after a tense voyage and faces pressure from Stryker over money. He spots Mrs Hallam shadowing him and tracks her to the Hotel du Commerce where two men exit, Calender and Mulready, confirming a interconnected pursuit as the city harbor drama unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Steen
Stryker
Verte
Hotel de Flandre
Flacre
Mrs. Hallam
Kirkwood
Sheerness
Queensborough
Flushing
Antwerp
Queensborough Pior
Hotel du Commerce
Calendar
Mulready
Deaths in Eugene and Saginaw Oregon 1910
Mrs Allie Morford died at her sister’s home in Eugene aged 36 from stomach trouble She was born Allie Bowers a Lane County native and left a husband and five children The funeral will be held at the family home five miles west of Junction City with burial in Mahon cemetery An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Adeburt Morae died at Saginaw Oregon on June 23 1910 Services were at home and interment followed at Walker cemetery Rev J L Stratford officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E L. Landers
Eugene
Allie Morford
Allie Bowers
Lane County
Juncthon City
Mahon
Saginaw, Or
Adeburt Morae
Walker Cemetery
J. L. Stratford
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promised Healer for Wounds
An old advertisement urges quick treatment with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for knife gun tin can burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands piles. It claims preventing blood poison or gangrene and lists 25 cents at W A Kuykendall’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
W. A. Kuykendall
Oregon Divorce Suit Seeks Dissolution of Marriage
In Lane County Oregon Milo McCard sues Margaret McCard for a court decree dissolving their marriage. The summons requires appearance within six weeks by publication in Eugene Weekly Guardian for six weeks. Judge L T Harris filed the order dated May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon
County of
Lane
Milo McCard
Margaret eCard
Margaret McCard
Eugene
Lane County
Oregon
L. T. Harris
Yor Plaintift
Mining Bureau Starts Work in Capitol
Washington reports the establishment of a Bureau of Mines by Congress and Taft to aid the mining industry, reduce miner deaths, and implement safety measures. The move aims to protect about two thousand workers annually, with substantial funding this year and broader national impact on wealth and safety standards.
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Mining Bureau
Capitol
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Taft
Belgium
United States
Company E Is Again Up to Standard
Cottage Grove Oregon July 1 The last of the 15 recruits was secured for Company E Fourth Infantry ensuring retention of the militia in Cottage Grove On April 30 33 militiamen who had served three years were discharged eight re enlisted and the rest secured from the city and surrounding country The team members for the state rifle marksmanship contest at Clackamas county range include Sergeants F H Snodgrass J H Potts Privates Butte Mooney and Horace Conner Norbert Aya Percy Long and F E Hyland appointed to appraise Claude Gaby deceased property filed their inventory at 3895 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Fourth Infantry
Company E
Clackamas County Range
F. H. Snodgrass
J. H. Potts
Butte, Mooney
Horace Conner
Benton County
Gazette Times
Norbert Aya
Percy Long
F. E. Hyland
Claude Gaby
Liberia Ivory Trade Hides in Vast Forest Exports
The virgin forests of Liberia hold thousands of elephants and export trade yields hundreds of thousands of pounds of Liberian ivory. The article notes that peculiar hinterland conditions drive the hunting and removal of ivory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Liberia
Local items from Junction and North Lane
Dated notes from Junction and North Lane recount births, deaths, and community events. A son to Mr and Mrs Geo Young in Eugene, sheriff Bown visiting for office matters,.Geo Dorris in city on business, Elisha Swift dies near Lancaster at 81. Prof Baker resigns as high school principal to Creswell, leaving vacancies. Jensen starts cement walks on Mason property, Gertrude Bushnell to Wisconsin, Rev D E Bushnell to accompany east. Jens Jensen buys forty acre tract west of town for 2600 dollars. Nielsen reports Hood River apples can be raised locally with proper care. Times article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Young
E. A. Lee
Eugene
Sheriff Bown
Geo
Dorris
Lancaster
Elisha Swift
Odd Fellows
Greenwood Street
Gertrude Bushnell
Wisconsin
Seattle
D. E. Bushnell
Jens P. Jensen
Idaho
Fay
Springfield
Jensen
Rust & Markusen
E. A. C. Nielsen
Hood River
Nielsen
Big Picnic At Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove residents from the Ladies Club and about 60 guests enjoyed the annual picnic in the city park. Judges from the Civic Improvement committee awarded Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McFarland first prize a silver cup for the creamiest yard, and Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Harvey second prize a silver fern dish. The club set July 8 and 9 for the annual sweet pea show, promising a finer, more extensive exhibition than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Ladies’ Club
Civic Improvement Committee
J. H. McFarland
I. M. Harvey
Elmira Celebrates Day With Local Events And News
Elmira wakes to a celebratory day as a fine program unfolds. Mrs A Duckworth travels to Kent Oregon to tend a son, Robert Allison accompanying. A telegram reports Mr Duckworth improving. James Maxwell named notary public. John Stone sells property to his mother and plans to move to Eastern Oregon. School district 139 elects teachers with Mrs R Houston as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
A. Duckworth
Kent
Oregon
Robert Allison
Duckworth
James Maxwell
John Stone
Stone
Johnnie
R. Huston
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Louis Joseph Vance
Isabelle
Tete de Flandre
Steen Castle
Garon
Daffy
Franic
Gryce
W. Stryker
London
Gilenes
Lyde
Dltors
Kirkwoon
Bill Stryker
Warlow
Tage
Tman
Grim
Alting
Kirk
Amsterdam
Ilias
Gare Centrale
Monsieur
Kipdorp
Valendar
England
Simul
Green Square
Notre Dame d’Anvers
Grande Place
Hotel de Ville
van Dyck
News OF
Junction and
North Lane
America
Shoup
Shoop
Bam
Gabe
Ted Ra
Dr. Shoop
BIG
Hanson
East Ninth Street
Corner &Th
Olive Eugene, Oregon
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