Ministers Are Safe and Mediation Sought in China Crisis
In London a British official notes 44 dead and 80 wounded in Tein Tsin and reports ministers to be escorted from Pekin to Tein Tsin. In Washington President McKinley may mediate to guarantee safety for foreigners and restore order, with U S troops aiding if needed as British Columbia troops move to Steveston to quell the fishermen strike amid rising tensions.
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London
Tein Tsin
Claude M. Macdonald
Pekin
Washington
Sheng
Washineton
McKinley
Court House Chattel Mortgage and Real Estate Transfers
Court house items list chattel mortgages and real estate transfers including GW Long to J H Walker and others in Lane county and Cottage Grove, several land transfers with prices, sheriff AJ Johnson to Mortgage Security Co, and a divorce suit Geo C Cumpton v Maggie Cump ton with adultery and desertion claims. Also marriage licenses and mining locations Sure Thing claim in Bohemia district with locators.
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GW Long
J H Walker
Sbik Long & Landess Ad
Cottage Grove
M Blair Et
Lula Dorris Et
Shaw's
Eugene
Robt Callison
P L Bristow
Lane County
AJ Johnson
L[ovestors’ Mortgage Security Co
M and
J W Cole
Chrisman
Zeigier
Harrison
Potter
A Happy Marriage
The Daily Guard reports a July 24 wedding on Willamette Street where Justice Windermeier united Wr P F Mesher and Miss Rose Emman Werd. The ceremony, described in lyrical terms, contrasted court halls with a joyful union, noting Mesher as an upright groom from Comatock and highlighting lasting love guided by courtesy and shared life.
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Willamette Street
Justice Windermeier
Wr P F Mesher
Rose Emman Werd
Comatock
Court of Justice
Salem Leader George W Gray Lies At Death Bed
In Salem on July 23 the town’s prominent citizen George W Gray lies at the point of death at his family home in the closing day of his 49th year, hopeful life may extend to the 5th of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Mao
SaLem
George W. Gray
Fourth Regiment band to rehearse this evening
The Fourth Regiment band will hold another practice tonight and plans a concert in the Park Friday night. Local business leaders are urged to arrange weekly band concerts during the summer to bring enjoyment and help the players pay for instruments.
Regents Ban Intercollegiate Athletics Provokes Outcry
In Evceng Oregon on July 21 opponents decry the Oregon Agricultural College regents ban on intercollegiate contests. The piece argues athletics promote discipline and mental and physical vigor, challenging claims that sports harm student scholarship or morale. It questions the ruling’s logic and urges reconsideration amid public opposition.
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Evceng
Oregon Agricultural College
Intercollegiae
Itv
Joalso
Perhare
Board of Regents
Corvallis
America
Ron
Intercollegiate sports spar over regents action at OA
The letter argues that athletic programs strengthen a college and criticizes regents for abolishing intercollegiate athletics. It cites past OA football and track success, protests the idea students would abandon athletics, and contends officials overreact, risking talent and campus life.
Matlock and Durant Wed at Rev Morton L Rowe Home
The marriage of Hon J D Matlock and Mrs Sarah Durant took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock on South Willamette Street at the home of Rev Morton L Rowe. The groom arrived from Alaska this morning after two and a half years away and the ceremony met with warm wishes from friends.
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Daily Guard
Morton L. Rowe
Willamette Street
J. D. Matlock
Sarah Durant
Alaska
Pertain to Found Goods and Arrest in Kin City
HC Buckoam purchased paint and other items from Mrs Liza Fick, which were found by constable Grower in the Winter and Mauville second hand store in Kin City, where Buckoam sold them for $10. The goods are valued at $2227. Buckoam is bound over for $200 on a charge of securing goods from L A Overton. a second examination not yet held. Buckoam remains jailed.
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HC Buckoam
Mra Liza~ Fick
Policenan
Winter
Medal inscription and local notices from Oregon article
A neat Baver medal will be issued to Second Oregon members with inscription noting gallant service in the Philippines and a pastured cannon frame. A boy named Cleveland shot by a .22 pistol received medical attention in town. Paintings by loglebert shown at Kay furniture, moving to Cobweb saloon. Walter Hodes begins moulding at Low Angles. Rev JG Knotts leaves Flore ence church for Grant's Pom pastorate.
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Oregon
State of
UB V
Philippines
Haspsome Patx Tixas
Loglebert
Kay* Furniture
Walter Hodes
Low Angles
JG Knotts
Floreence Presbyterian Church
Grant
Alaska Return of J D Matlock From Two Year Sojourn
Hon J D Matlock returned to Eugene from Alaska after two and a half years in mining districts including Lake Bennett and Dawson City. He traveled with wife, children, and son Edis, noting Alaska offers strong development opportunities and favorable summer climate. Cape Nome prospects and Nome mercantile trade impressed him while he plans to resume ties to Oregon for a short visit before returning north.
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J. D. Matlock
Alaska
Edis Matlock
Mra Bertha Emmons
Dawson
Nome
San Franecisco
Matlock
Son
Willamette Valley
Bin
Tom
Cape Nome
Mr. Matlock
Mra Edis Matlock
Vaweon
Destructive new pest labeled array worm in Oregon
Prof McElfread of the State Agricultural College at Corvallis reports the “array worm” as a newly identified destructive pest. It attacks potatoes, vines, onions, and cabbage beyond vegetable gardens and has appeared in county tops, though hop growers remain unalarmed as vines remain healthy and strong.
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Salem Statesman
McElfread
State Awncultural College of
Corvallis
Medals From Captured Cannon Arrive for Oregon Boys
Medals for the Second Oregon boys, made from a captured Spanish cannon, are completed and some have reached Eugene youths. One side shows a relief of a soldier and sailor, the other bears the inscription of gift. Two bars above the shieldengrave the owner and his company.
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Edals
Oregon
Eugene Boys
Daughter Weds Colored Man In Portland Street News
A country woman sought help to locate her daughter. Officials learned the daughter is married to a colored man and resides on First street. The man reportedly had a prior marriage to a white woman and obtained a divorce.
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Neronio
Portland
First Street
Junction City Flour Mill to Start Up Next Week
W H Baker, manager, announces the Junction City flouring mill will begin operations next week. Heppner Times notes Mia Vawter Crawford is visiting her parents in Eugene for the hot season, leaving the county clerk as a bachelor for the summer.
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Jusorion Floverna Mill
Junction City Flouring Mill
W H Baker
Heppner
Mia Vawter Crawford
Eugene
Bechelor
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Rose Emma Wood
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Party
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