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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment from a 1800 city notice appears to describe trade items and public notices. It mentions Coburg and Keowee with names like Dr Oliver, Leck, and Gantely Genes, and includes scattered references to plots, pots, planes, and a public sale schedule dated May 18, 1800.
A historical notice outlines penalties for felonies related to evading voting, with sections stipulating imprisonment from one to three years, fines from 100 to 500 dollars, and disqualification from holding office. It also prohibits the sale or distribution of intoxicating liquor on election days within state, county, municipal jurisdictions.
May eclipse observed in Wats North Carolina with clear skies. Scientists from England and nearby stations conducted photographic work, capturing corona details and filming satellites. Observers reported perfect viewing and notable effort in focusing instruments.
A Washington DC senator is reported to bring a large cash sum to Portland as part of a plan to intimidate voters in Willagette Valley precincts. Hirelings would prompt Democrats or populists to stay away on election day, while unions and committees are urged to counter the alleged campaign scheme.
Voters in Lane County confront a disputed election amid confusing statements by local figures. The district faces questions about eligibility and process as residents weigh the fate of key community leadership amid mounting public scrutiny.
A dense, hostile editorial attacks a Citizens party nominee and Lane County official, accusing him of collusion with graftsters from his time as Secretary of State. The piece claims repeated refutations, alleges bribe-taking and misuse of taxpayer money, and criticizes opponents and legislative acts tied to a U.S. Senator bid.
A fragment from Dallas Observer notes pressure on a county official to distribute legal ballots for an upcoming election. It mentions West side precinct ballots and pending supply, with a critique of public accountability. The piece also recalls local business activity and a doctor’s cough remedy advertisement.
A frail man, identified as a former official, is criticized for political meddling and a push to keep stamps political. The piece questions the value of old and misused stamps, mentions Governor Lord's appointments and a broader critique of staged charges and misconduct in public service.
The piece claims voters in the Senate circulated rhetoric to mislead the public while criticizing ex Secretary of State for extensive work, including a political history of Oregon. It attacks free silver advocates, accuses Tongue of betraying convictions, and portrays the Oregonian as publishing tied to party interests and deception.
A fragmented report describes a day event involving a crowd and a parade like scene. It mentions a prize and a group called the Grape Armey yelestine with unclear participants and activities. The readable portion references wages and a march on a specific date, but many words are garbled.
Fragmentary ad filled with patent cures and political pitches. Claims Iray Narre Daste rectifies bodily faults and boosts brain power, touting 2c Dr. DeLano’s store. Local candidate J M Martin promotes constable bid, while Tongue supports Northern Pacific land policy and corporate interests.
A garbled OCR page hints at a school setting with names like Maud Pepdis and Hinton, and mentions Belgrade and a “ONE COMIRON” directive. The readable passages sketch a chaotic scene about schedules, patrons, and a shift toward a formal schooling plan while masking many concrete facts.
Linn county shows higher population and voters but runs a deficit under 5,000. The tax rate is 144 mills. Lane county reports outstanding unpaid warrants and interest totaling 125000.00. No outstanding warrant for Sod despite courthouse remodeling last year. County expenditures amounted to 89075.48 and 88520.06 in Lane county.
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