Local Briefs From Roseburg and Area
Dated notes report Eugene visitor D V Koykendal traveling to Drain to join family bound for Winchester Bay. Local shop ads for FL Chambers and Griffin Hardware Co promote wagons bags and tools. Depot grass fire on SPRR area and construction changes affect McClung building and Ninth street frame. Wages drop and gambling rumored halted as Dawson notes city growth trends.
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Coambre
Roseburg Review
D V Koykendal
Eugene
Drain
Vicyele
Winchester Bay
Griffin Hardware Co's
Social club gathering and multiple picnics noted
Mire V Lowe hosted HAL Club on Sweet Street. Guests from Portland and local members enjoyed needlework and light refreshments. Picnic reports describe gatherings by Mr Craig’s Sunday school class behind Skinner’s Butte and a Baptist Sunday school event at Beavey’s Ferry on the McKenzie with many attendees. Fresh cow for sale listed on Oak Street.
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Mire
Lowe
HAL Club
Sweeth
Comstock
Portland
O M Young
Lavelle
Matlyck
F L Poindexter
E O Pott R
Geo Smith
Geo O Youny
Misa
Mabel Claire Craw
Mise
Nellie Loomis
Lizzie Griffin
Mies Stella Robinson
Irene Applexste
Mies Nelle Chase
McKenzie
Willamette
W Craig
Skinner's Butte
Mrs W Craig
Myrtie Kays
Mable Kuykendall
Rebs Craig
Claire Dunoe
Grace Dunn
Nelle Renshaw
Eva Burton
Winnie Cockerline
Judia Newman
Lillian Quiner
Perjury arrest over scalp fraud in Oregon county
A 21 year old man using the name Harry E Eggerton faced perjury charges after claiming local residence and that scalps were taken in Lane County. He was paid 46 dollars and jailed for examination before Justice C A Wintermeier, with an alleged accomplice at large. authorities suspect a broader scheme extending toward Linn and Multnomah counties.
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Daily Guard
Harry E Eggerton
Chrz le
Wid
Mulletee
Lane County
Lee
Linn County
Albany
Yang
Witbern
Eggerton
C A
Wintermeier
Thea Su
Portland
Old landmark torn down for new dwelling in Eugene
The Ninth street residence once home to hardware merchant S L Long and linked to early attorney Slukely Ellsworth is being razed. A two story house costing just over 1000 dollars will rise on the site after cleanup. Ellsworth, who moved from Champoeg with a bride, died in La Grande. The home was tied to a 1863 64 tragedy involving a railed convict named Shirley. Ellsworth was acquitted in a self defense ruling. Today the Chewsda wheat stalks and large oats crop report notable.
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Daily Guard
Eugene
Ninth Street
Stukely Ellworth
Long
Slukely Ellsworth
Champoeg
Marrion County
Ellsworth
la Grande
Shirley
Ejlsworh
Eugene tannery to hire full force as bark supply returns
W W Haines, one of the Eugene tannery proprietors, traveled to Koeeburg to secure bark for the plant. The tannery now has ample tan bark after months of shortage and will resume full operation starting Monday with a full force of men back at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W W Haines
Eugene Tannery
Koeeburg
Haines
Chiner Hoag Buys Lebanon Criterion Newspaper
Professor A B Hoag of Albany College has purchased the Lebanon Criterion from Wm Brown and will take control on Audet 1. Brown will remain in Lebanon and continue practicing.
Leper Plague and Unrest Dominate July Dispatches
Special to the Guard reports from Helena to Washington on July 11 note surrounded Great Northern Express robbers likely to be captured amid a possible battle. Leper numbers rise to 1,000 in the United States as other international updates include Duchess Albany betrothal to Lord Roseberry and varied military and political notes across cities.
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Helena
Montana
Great Northern Express
Washington, DC
Surgeon General
United States
London
Duchess Albany
Lord Roseberry
Injurer. F A Rankin Hurt In Street Cart Accident
F A Rankin suffered a painful injury when a horse trotted from the barnyard into the alley and overturned the cart. He was dumped to the ground, spraining his left wrist, and sustaining a cut on the forehead and left cheek. Dr W L Cheshire attended the injuries.
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A Rankin
Mr Rankin
W L Cheshire
Snake with two heads displayed at real estate office
Real estate man E J Frawier shows a preserved snake with two heads in his offices. He claims to have captured it in the alley near his office and states plainly that he was sober during the visit to prove the truth of the tale.
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Dous le Hgapep Bnake
E J Frawier
Foresters of America Court Poplar to Install Officers
Foresters of America Court Poplar No 84 in the city will install all officers Saturday night with a large banquet after. Visiting brethren from Albany Cottage Grove and other points expected to attend. Barback officials hear ro Koehler manager of the S PRR lines in Oregon and J H Wait road master arrived by train and visited Springfield before proceeding to Portland. En route they examined the Coburg bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters OF America
Barbkoap
R Koehler
RBR
Oregon
J H Wait
Springfield
Woodburn
Portland
Coburg
Platform crowding warning at depot urges orderly arrival
The railroad company cautions that persons with no business at the depot should not crowd the platforms during train arrivals to ensure room for passengers and employees. Albany Herald notes Arnold and family have moved from Eugene to Albany to reside, likely due to rental issues.
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Keer Orr
Soweraixa Wrono
Albany Herald
AA Arnold
Eugene
Albany
Reide
WRPL Meeting With Mr Leura Harris Slated July Seventh
The WRPL will meet with Mr Leura Harris on Betutdey July lab at seven o clock, H E Labuen Mec.
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WRPL
Leura Harris
Betutdey
Bouws In Bagene Birth Announcement July 7 1001
In Bagene on July 7 1001 a birth was registered for the wife N Hil. The event notes the couple Bouws and wife N Hil welcoming a child into their family.
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Bouws
Bagene
N Hil, Een
Heat Wave Sets Chicago Record At 1004 Degrees
Chicago records its hottest day with the weather tower at 1004 degrees and street thermometers 3 to 4 degrees higher. By 3 pm the government thermometer hit 108 in the shade in Saint Louis, the hottest so far this summer. In 44 hours eight heat affected persons were hospitalized.
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Chicaeg O
Chicago
Br Louis
Weather Bureau
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption
It dazzles the world and offers a quick cure for coughs, colds, asthma, croup, and whooping cough. Tested on severe cases of consumption, pneumonia, and bronchitis with many restored to health. Sold by W L DeLane with guarantee of satisfaction or refund. large bottles 50cc and $1.00, trial bottles free.
Fourth at Blachley Picnic Opens with Declaration Read
The Fourth of July celebration at Blachley's place drew residents to a prepared stand for a program led by G W Copley who read the Declaration of Independence. Miss Bowerman and Ray Congdon supervised music, recitations, and dialogues, with a Lake Creek brass band and local youths providing performances. Afternoon athletics and lemonade stands complemented a day described as orderly and joyful.
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Busacauney
Daly
Litas
Little Nook
Bschley
G W Copley
England
America
Fredom
Aris
Saratoga
Monmouth
Yorktown
Miss Bowerman
Ray Congdon
Lake Creek Brasa Band
Blackley
Kilbourne Heads It Ticket Nominated by Ohio Democrats
Governor James Kilbourne and a slate led by Anthony Howells for lieutenant governor lead the Ohio Democratic ticket. The slate also lists Joseph Hidy for supreme court, Harry H Young for clerk, M 4 McCarthy for attorney general, K' Alshire for state treasurer, and James I. Homar for the board of public works.
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James Kilbourne
Anthony Howells
Huppreme
Joseph Hidy
Hupreme
Harry H Young
M 4 McCarthy
K’ Alshire
Board of Public Works
James I. Homar
Crimes of a Lunatic in Denver Murders and Assaults
Denver July 9 a 60 year old Armenian Bullies was stabbed to death on a highway near the city outskirts. Jessie Kinport a 14 year old girl was assaulted and terribly mutilated at her home and may die. Johnson aged 3 in custody has confessed to both crimes. He is believed to be insane.
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Denver
Outekirte
Jessie Kinport
S Kokfe
Oar Jenson
Johnson
Telegraphing to Mars and a medical tonic
The article notes wireless telegra phy experiments may soon enable Mars communication, praising scientific progress since the 10th century and predicting further advances. It then extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best remedy for stomach, liver and bowel issues with decades of cures and a warning to have it on hand to avoid serious illness.
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Belence
Hostetter
Athletic field meet at Bangs Park by Helmet Lodge in Eugene
Daily Guard lists entrants for July events at Bangs Park. Participants from Keighta groups compete in sprints, hurdles, throws, jumps, and a bicycle relay. Officials predict lively racing though few records will fall, with transport and a dance to follow in the pavilion.
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Bangs’ Park
Helmet Lodge
K of P
Eugene
Keighta
G Holden
Otto Gilsatrap
WW Brown
B Willoughby
W Griffin
Drew Griffin
L Poindexter
A Wintermeiier
C Kauffmap
E R Davis
Horace Burnett
M Whitney
C W Griffin
A Wintermeier
DE Yoran
Otto Gilatrap
J M Whitney
E Yoran
Otto Gilstrap
E Taylor
E Roberts
L Cheshire
R Knox
Drew Griffa
C Kauffmann
A Hardy
L T Harris
W Withers
Poindexter
C Kauffman
R Davia
LT Harris
RI Knox
W Griffio
Drew Griffo
F Ll
Oto Gilstrap
A Taylor
W L Cheshie
W W Brown
H A Dunbar
Horace Burnet
A W Griffin
F L. Poindexter
C A Wietemeier
Kauthman
D EB Yoran
HA Vincent
J Davis
G W Griffin
Fred Fisk
A Vinccent
Dr Wall
Ben Lurch
A C Woodcock
Prof Burden
Textbook firms win 98 percent of state sales
The text book commission awarded 98 percent of the common school textbook business today. Ginn & Co. received 73 percent, Maynard Merrill & Co. 17 percent, Heath & Co 6 percent, Christopher Sauer & Co 2 percent. The American Hook Co. previously holding the majority has received nothing.
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Saiem
Text Book Commission
Ginn & Co
Maynard, Merrill & Co
Heath & Co
Christopher, Sauer & Co
American Hook Co
Contests 75 Timber Claims in Tillamook and Washington
Charles F Hays filed a contest against 75 timber claims located mainly in Tillamook and Washington counties. Fraud alleged.
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Oxccon City
Charles F Hays
Tillamook
Washington Counties
Monthly World Magazine Free Offer Promoted by The World
A Lane County paper the GUARD announces a limited time offer with New York World to provide ten free issues of the Monthly World Magazine to every one year paid subscription, plus four months free for daily subscribers. The large illustrated journal features romance travel science editorials and portraits of notable figures, aiming to attract North American readers.
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New York World
World Magazine
S&page
Dnaya
Tssted
New York
North America
World
World Liser
Ted Ale
GUARD
Eugene
Ore
World Ban
Lane County
Pure Home Made Brandy Advertised for Health
Francis offers pure brandies claimed to aid liver kidney stomach troubles and colds. Prune and apple flavors priced at 75 cents per quart or 3.50 per gallon. Orders via stage or express boxed securely. Made and sold to consumers only. FRANCIE Fifth and Blair Eugene, Or.
For Sale on Fourth and Jefferson Corner Block House
For sale on the corner of Fourth and Jefferson Streets a quarter block with a newly built house of twelve rooms all finished and large. The property features a fine windmill tower water supplied through the house and lawn, and includes fruit of all kinds. For particulars call on the number provided.
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Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
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Yoran
Unuly
Ani County
McClung
Cusmiers
Ki Haneco
Dawson
Chambers
Grifin Hardware Company
Weber
Ff LG Chambers
Social
H. A. L Club
Eale
Ani
Harry E. Eggerton
Stukely Ellsworth
Chewsda
Fero Ridge
J H Brigham
Kineos
Gross
Will Turner
Dorris
WE Brown
Turner
Brown
Sebo
Ax Billy
The
Caiiaco
Chicago-Alton
Salem
Textbook Commission
Bovinal
MarsaIours
France
Pekin
Paotingfu
Geer
Prrespuro
Paris
Apedal
H E
Labuen
St. Louis
Blachley
Secord
Atlantic
United Gates of
Killbourne
Democrats of
Ohio
Mars
Oregon Commission
Cyr
Gino & Co
Reed & Kellogg
Wentworth
Christoper, Sauer & Co
Reed
Wheeler
Newland & Row
DC Heath & Co
Blair Ps
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