Died at College Hill woman of Rich Mountain lodge
Mrs. H. H. Stickney died at her College Hill home at 10 a.m. after a prolonged illness. She leaves her husband two brothers a sister and three sons H. W. Holden of Washington William F. Holden of Winona Minn and Mrs. H. Feltch of Lowell Mass. Funeral from Gordons undertaking parlors Monday at 10 a.m. with burial in O. O. F. cemetery Rev. D. H. Trimble to officiate. Ladies of Rich Mountain lodge L. G. A. R. will conduct grave services. Advertisement for Kodol stomach remedy ends text.
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H. H. Stickney
College Hill
H. W. Holden
Washington
William F. Holden
Winona
Minn
H. Feltch
Lowell
Mass
Gordon
D. H. Trimble
Ladies of
Rich Mountain Lodge
Yamhill Wins Grand Prize at Cherry Fair in Salem
In Salem on July 17 Yamhill county captured the 150 silver grand prize for best cherry display at the annual cherry fair. Lane county took second and Polk third among five competing counties. Judges awarded 36 silver cups and diplomas. display rules required at least three cherry varieties and 12 ten-pound boxes, with the prize becoming property only after three wins by the same county or grower.
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Salem
Yamhill
Lane County
Polk
Lane
Linn
Wasco
Marion
Marion County
Oregon
Yamhill County
Polk County
German Coach Stallion Takes Stand At Banas Arena
The German coach horse bought from Duncan Scott will debut this season at Banas' arena under coach J. H. Perkins. The section crew lays a new side track just west of the freight depot while the track behind the current freight emporium is removed.
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Duncan Scott
Banas’ Harn
Two Burglaries at Junction City Reported Week
The Times notes two burglaries in Junction City during the week. At Moorhead residence a thief entered by removing a screen and window, rifling five dollars from pants pockets. gold watch stayed untouched after thirty five years of use. Neighboring Moorhead and Mrs Peak also report entries and losses of small change. a candle and greasy stains indicate the method. The little girl heard the disturbance but mistook it for roommates. The era’s note includes social notes on Mr George H. Smith’s return and marriage, and J E Heaton’s plans to upgrade the Pacific States Telephone lines for Lane county to improve service.
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L. Moorhead
Moorehead
Clayton
Moor
George H. Smith
Sluggers Fined Thirty and Twenty in Orchard Fight
Frank Newman and Louis Miller faced justice after an assault on Homer Henderson at the cherry orchard. Newman surrendered to Chief Farrington, pled guilty in court, and was fined $30 plus costs as the principal aggressor. Miller received a $20 fine plus costs.
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Frank Newman
Homer Henderson
Plank
Farrington
Newman
Justice Court
Louis Miller
Bryan Decries Brownsville Talk At Lincoln Speech
Bryan’s Lincoln remarks echo Denver platform labor planks drawing telegrams from labor leaders nationwide. Erie Dispatch cites Gompers denying sending a cable to Hearst. inquiry opens to find cable author. Bryan says he never discussed Brownsville or black office appointments in this campaign and clarifies past Roosevelt-justified actions.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Bryan
Central Labor Union of
Denver
Erie
Gompers
William R. Hearst
Baltimore Sun
Brownsville
Roosevelt
Hitchcock Heads to Colorado for GOP Talks
Chicago July 18 Frank H Hitchcock chairman of the Republican national committee left Chicago today for Colorado Springs to confer with Western Republican leaders on Monday and Tuesday. He was accompanied by others as the party gears up for regional strategy.
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Chicago
Frank H Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Colorado Springs
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised as Cure All Across Regions
An advertising notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for purifying blood curing diseases and increasing strength in liquid or Sarsatabs form. It lists testimonials and prices and mentions campaign planning by James T. Williams Jr and Fletcher Maddox, with party leaders gathering for a conference.
Hearst cable replies on Independence party endorsement
A New York cablegram reports W R Hearst responding to Samuel Gompers about the Independence party backing the Democratic platform. Hearst says he is not authorized to speak for Independence members, and the debate centers on avoiding a third ticket to prevent Taft's election.
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New York
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Samuel Gompers
Independence Party
Taft
Paris
Gompers
Hearst Defends Independence Party and Labor Interests
In a candid statement William R Hearst criticizes the old Democratic party as discredited and decayed. He urges readers to support a new Independence party dedicated to citizen interests and the advancement of the producing class, calling for able and honest candidates and a sound declaration of principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Party
William R. Hearst
Dr Oglesby Visits Bohemia Mines and Mayflower Work
Dr Oglesby returns from the Golden Supper property in Bohemia where a crew is removing ore and laying a car track in the Dewey tunnel. He notes the camp is stirring and favorable digging conditions. He cites Mayflower work led by J A Fastabend of Astoria with about thirty men building road developing and preparing for a large mill installation.
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Dr. Oglesby
Bohemia
Dewey Tunnel
J. A. Fastabend
Astoria
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Englishmen Win in Today's Olympic Events
London reports include results from multiple finals with British victors in the 1200 metre steeplechase 200 metre breast stroke 5000 metre cycling and other events. Notable: Eisele of New York A C narrowly hindered by a fall. Sheridan set a discus world record. turmoil over tug of war protest involving American team and British officials.
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London
Russell
United Kingdom
Robertson
J. L. Etale
New York
A. C
Holman
Robinson
Hansen
Sweden
Jones
Schilles
France
Alffray
Voight
Owen
Svanberg
J. L. Eisele
Eisele
Bartlett
Denny
Lapize
Sheridan
Martin J. Sheridan
Boise Arrested for Embezzlement in Hawthorne Estate
Whitney L. Boise, manager of the Hawthorne estate, a Portland club man and lawyer, was arrested on five warrants for embezzlement involving the estate said to exceed 100000 dollars and possibly 200000. The complaint by Mrs Catherine E Collins names numerous misappropriations in a multi million dollar trust. Boise was released on bond set at 20000 after arrest at his office.
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Portland
Whitney L. Boise
Hawthorne
Catherine E. Collins
Boise
Bondamen
Ball
J. C. Hawthorne
Beirs
Sixth new brick block for Cottage Grove
Nattie H. Martin and Mike Kebblebeck plan a modern two story brick building on Malin and Fifth, the sixth brick on Martin street this year, with work likely starting by September. The structure may house their tenants, and signals growth for Cottage Grove. Also, Miss Celia Lurch to wed James McCreadie in Portland, with wedding party traveling from Cottage Grove. the cannery and fruit dryer nearing completion as a three story, substantial facility.
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Nattie H. Martin
Mike Kebblebeck
Lincoln Meat Market
Malin and
Fifth Streets
Cottage Grove
Messrs
Ben Lurch
California
Irma Schrage
Celia
Lillie
San Francisco
It Cant Be Beat Best Medicine Says Northern Citizen
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina commends Electric Ritters for stomach liver and kidney relief and general weakness claiming it cannot be beat A guarantee backed remedy sold at W A Kuykendaill's drug store by this local endorsement and claim of excellent results
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Fence
C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Ritters
Mr. Harden
W. A. Kuykendaill
Visitors Day At Honolulu Draws Throngs Of Fleet
July 18 visitors from the Atlantic fleet tour Honolulu with Americans Spaniards Porto Ricans Hawaiians Filipinos Portuguese Japanese and Chinese viewing battleships. Officers visit Pearl Harbor this afternoon and a Commercial Club dinner ends the day. The yacht Lurline, sailing from San Pedro California, was sighted this morning as a scratch boat with crews yet unseen.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Commercial Club
Lurline
San Pedro
California
Seattle contractor to build dry dock
Washington July 1 0 T Erickson of Seattle as the lowest bidder for the construction of the granite and concrete drydock at the United States navy yard on Puget Sound. Concrete has appropriated $2,000,009. There were four other bidders, but it is probable Erickson's bid will be accepted if it conforms to the requirements.
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Washington
Erickson
Seattle
United States Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Victim Identified in St. Louis Woman Slaying Case
In St. Louis on July 18 a woman found at Jackson Park is believed to be Wise Matt Schrage, 47, a resident of this city. She had jewelry and $75 missing from the home of Miss Huldah Daestre. The killer is said to have fled toward Ann Arbor after the assault.
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St. Louis
Jackson Park
Wises
Matt Schrage
Mice Huldah Daestre
Miss Schrac
Cannes
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