Court actions collide over votes and deeds in county case
In Circuit Court Judge Hamilton presides with Sheriff and Clerk Lee present. Referees report disputes in cases including Fisher et al vs Eugene Loan Bank to set aside a deed, and Vanduyne vs Clondale over money. A defense denies all claims, alleges illegal vote counting, and seeks subtraction of numerous ballots from N Eugene No 1 and other districts.
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Hamilton
Sherif
Lee Art
Fisher Et al
Eugene Loan & Gs Bank
Vanduyne Ver
Cllondale
Er Money
Knox
R Krineant
Ant
Eugene
Gene
Crenwell
Mohawk
Cottage Grove
W Cottage
Richardson
Bailey
Fairmount
Fall Creek
Blanton
East Cotgrove
University of 6
Lane County
Williams
la Grande
Fer
Ashland
Sigford
Southbound train wreck near Gibson injures many
A southbound Southern Pacific train from Ashland derailed near Gibson, 15 miles south of Dunsmuir at about 8 o clock. The rear coach rolled down embankment and into the river, causing numerous injuries including serious ones to Mrs. A Pierce and Pilar bone broken. Passengers were carried to safety by the 8 4 Co and conditions were reported serious for several others. The wreck left the car and track total. a prior incident had seven cars jumping the track two days earlier.
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Southern Pa‘se
Ashland Eclock
Giibeon
Dunsmuir
Pulmn
Limeut
Perkins Place South west of Eugene noted for horse imports
Perkins from Arizona reports that Angera horses were shipped by express to Eugene area for selection. A group acquired a load of fine stock and hopes to place them in the American market, aiming to secure remunerative prices this year. Local lodge members organized to assist needy relatives and friends.
Creamery Assured In Junction City Meeting
July 14 1900 Junction City citizens heard from C H Markham and Dr Withycomb about establishing a creamery near Janetion. They outlined dairy profits and diversified farming benefits, with plans for a first creamery plant at Janetion Valley and skimming stations at Monroe and Irving. Local businessmen and farmers showed strong interest and readiness to invest.
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Junction Urry
C H Markham
Teesenger
Wthes Prr
de James Withycomb
Iculture
Agreattural Colege
Corvallis
Junction Ciy
Victotty
Dian Athia Place
Mr Markham
Dr Withycomb
Muribert
Harry Milliorn
RF Deker
Janetion
Janetion Vily
Monroe
Irving
Foreigners in Pekin slaughtered as Boxers attack
Special reports from London and Pekin detail a July 6 massacre of all foreigners in Pekin including the American minister. Consul Goodnow fears for Conger and others. Li Hung Chang urged to Pekin. plus notes on Boxers, shelling, and a railway incident in Oregon. American vice consuls report chaos and calls for forceful action.
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London
England
Pekin
China
Wasumetoy
D. C
Goodnow
Shanghai
Shartung
Washineton
Hay
United States
Conger
St. Peterssure
Russia
Alexieff
M. Degiers
Li Hung Chang
Washington, D. C
Honan Fshanji
Pendleton Personal Notes and Local Census Quarrels
Pendleton personal items report Mrs Joe Klein visiting Albany relatives, visits to Eugene and Cottage Grove, and family travels. Salem’s population debate notes census boundaries. Eugene area substrings excluded. Small colleges praised by Dr Parsons. city council to promote Robert Brady to Chief with Elmer Roberts as successor.
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Sammee
Salem
The
Statesman
Eugene
Fairmount
College Hil
Eugene Corporation
Parsons
Chicago
W Cever
Robert Brady
Elmer Roberts
Brady
Ottles
Clty
Railroad wreck reported between Upton and Mort
A wreck on the 8 PRR near Upton Mor t occurred about 2 oclock this morning with cars scattered along the track. No fatalities reported. Local items note deputies appointed by Sheriff Withers and multiple small notices on mortgages land transfers mining locations and local happenings from nearby towns.
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AsiLano
Upton
Mort
Cal
Fruit Law Enforced for Oregon Quarantine and Box Standard
Portland officials strict on quarantine compliance in fruit trade. State Board of Horticulture outlines penalties for importing or selling infected fruit and for packing fruit for shipment without proper state or out of state destinations. A uniform apple box size 110x1x20 inches is adopted for Pacific Coast trade, aiding fit and standardization. box factories and shippers to conform, especially for shipments to British Columbia.
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Portland
State Board of Horiculture
E L Smith
J. T Reynolds
Col Hk Doseh
Pacufico
British Columbia
Oregon
British
Roseburg Street Fair and Oregon game law notes
Roseburg July 11 Fair planned three day event in late August. The report includes Oregon game laws with dates for hunting limits and restrictions, deer and upland birds rules, safety prohibitions, and fishing seasons. Also mentions local arrivals from Salem and obituaries.
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Koskauna
State Board of Horticulture Criticized Over Fruit Imports
Local fruit merchants condemn the State Board of Horticulture for inconsistent law enforcement on shipments. They allege California fruit enters the state infected with pests and parasites, especially lemons, and call for uniform scrutiny.
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Siae
California
Wagon accident injures H Rameey and Mrs Rameey near Arlington
On July 15 in Oregon a wagon heading from Arlington to visit their son in law four miles from town ran away. H Rameey sustained serious injuries and likely recovery, while Mrs Rameey suffered a head injury and broken spar, with doctors fearing she may not recover.
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Staany
H K Rameey
Ed TU
Meee
Arlington
Oregen
Mre Rameey
H Rameey
Mra Rameey
Salem Enthusiastic Nat nom Bryan and Stevenson ratified
In Marion county Salem a July 14 crowd ratified the nomination of Bryan and Stevenson in a busy afternoon gathering at Mari on Square. Diesner's orchestra played as speakers including H L Markley John A Jeffrey W FE Copeland J K Weatherford Judge Bonham Judge Boise H W Cottle and others spoke.
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Salem
Marion County
Marion
Bryan
Stevenson
Diesner
H L, Markley
John A Jeffrey
W FE Copeland
J K Weatherford
Judge Bonham
Judge Boise
H W Cottle
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