Senator Knox at Gettysburg Oration Recalls Nation’s Struggle
Senator Philander C. Knox of Pennsylvania delivered the oration at Gettysburg. He reflected on the Union’s victory, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the principles of liberty set forth in the Declaration of Independence, urging vigilance to defend America’s foundational institutions.
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Gettrahure Hattletald
Philander C. Knox
Pennrvuola
Knox
Auth
Tuford
Virginia
Buford
Nuford
Mt Wald
Gettyaturg
Vetery Ridge
Apeak
Ettysburg
Dlaunlon
Guidime
Netion
Ead
Abraham Lincoln
Radt
Miter Taal
How to Pick and Pack Strawberries in Lane County
Lane County fruit and vegetable growers publish directions for market picking. First grade berries must be medium to large, firm, green tips, and not picked wet or bruised. second grade berries must be firmer and in good condition. No discolored boxes. deliver promptly after picking.
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Aise
Berrice
Muyette
Elvan
Tours
Ck Beliver
Death of Mrs Elsa Emily Colyar in Grove Oregon
At her home in the city May 21 1903 Mrs Elsa Emily Colyar wife of J P Colyar died of consumption aged 19 months and 28 days in Grove Western Oregon.
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City
Elsa Emily Colyar
J.P. Colyar
Grove
Oregon
Forest Rangers Appoint Three Guards at Cascades Reserv
T Belts, head of the cascade reserve in Eugene, announces the appointment of Jamon 1 Furoleh at Rigdon ranch on upper Williametty, Ralph Taylor at Boark's Lake east slope of the Cascades, and Archie 0 Knowles at Davie Lake east slope, following recent conduct by Supervisor Sel.
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T. Belts
Cascade Reserve
Eugene
Forest Rangers
Jamon
Furoleh
Rigdon Ranch
Williametty
Ralph Taylor
Boark's Lake
Cascades
Archie 0. Knowles
Davie Lake
Sel
Visit Notes Highlight Local Social Trips
Fragmented local bulletin cites Miee Eva Morris from Eugenes visiting relatives, Grant Conningham traveling to Citteage for a home visit, Eniticott from Springfield greeting friends, and Brices from Cotte Grove spending time with father W A Briggs and broad circle of friends.
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Eva Morris
Eugenes
Mee
Grant Conningham
Citteage
Myron Trem
Eniticott
Fpringfield
Wwe
Brices
Cotte Grove
W. A
Briggs
Bulletoin
Memorial Day rowing duel ends with Harvard triumph
Boston May 136 Harvard won the eight eared heat race from Cornell. Some of Cornell crew unable to row due to fines but the crew still made a plucky contest. Time 10 47 for Harvard 11 24 for Cornell. The distance was a trifle under a mile and seven eighths.
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Boston
Harvard
Cornell
Record Flight Sparks Pair of World Aero Distinctions
May 30 Paris. De Lagrange, an aeronaut, set a world aero plane record by flying 12 750 meters and staying aloft 15 minutes 26 seconds. In Paris May 36 Wilbur Wright and his brother stated they surpassed De Lagrange by tripling the distance.
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de Lagrange
Paris
Wilbur Wright
de Legrange
All Humors Are Limpure Matters Removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla
All humors are impure substances the skin liver kidneys and other organs cannot handle alone causing pimples boils eczema loss of appetite tiredness bilious turns indigestion and dull headaches. Hood's Sarsaparilla removes them in liquid form or in chewable tablets known as crgatabs.
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Hood
Fourth of July Celebration Plans Promised by Town Committee
Citizens are informed that the town committee has canvassed residents and secured sufficient funds for a successful Fourth of July celebration. A meeting will be held soon to appoint the usual committee, with attractions of the festive order promised and a larger event anticipated this year.
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Junetlon
Added starter wins Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park
Belmont Park May 30 Colin won the Belmont Stakes of 25000 dollars for three year olds at a mile and three eighths with Fair Play finishing second and King James third Colin was an aided starter.
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Belmont Park
Colin
Fair Play
King James
Senate votes split as bill moves forward in recon
Washington May 30 Republicans stuck with the majority as the bill advanced. Democrats and a few Republicans opposed after a party line roll call. La Follette joined the affirmative briefly for the motion to move for reconsideration but faced opposition and failed.
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Washington
Borah
Browne
Bourne
Jieglurn
Democrata
DU LaFollette
Washington May 30 End of Wibaeter Vote Looms
Washington reports indicate the vote end may come today as Senator Jeff Davis departs Little Rock to address the Senate for two days. La Follette and Stone extend protracted sessions, with Gore from Oklahoma preparing to follow, the chamber enduring lengthy speeches amid protest.
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Washington
Watttle
Jef Davin
Little Rock Thin Cannons
Lelabotte
Gare
LaFollette
Refate
Stone
Mienourt
Areece
la Follatte
Br Gore
Oklahoma
Junction Picnic A Big Success
The Junction picnic opened with bright morning air and a smooth afternoon, drawing a usual crowd without incidents. The program featured music by Sand and a choir, recitations by Miss Tha Kru ger and Mrs Swarte, a May pole drill, foot races with monetary prizes, a neck yoke contest, and a scramble contest, all under motherly supervision. the Commercial Club committee was appointed to interview our next plans.
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Sand
Downs
Goodie Thompson
Helle
WR Summers
eaiMa Cottest
Onder
Jon Sutterfield
Jay Miller
Commercial Club
Wood pulp tariff debate splits committee report
Washington May 28 The House special committee on wood pulp and print paper tariffs and alleged trade restraint issues today filed a majority and a minority report. The majority urges delaying any legislation until investigations finish and notes price pressures from tariffs and potential Stevens bill effects. The minority endorses the Stevens bill and calls for its rapid passage, arguing tariff changes require action to protect publishers and domestic mills amid Canadian competition.
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Washington
House
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Stevens
Mann
Fiipole
Miller
Kanrae
Stafford
Wiscoreth
Nannon
Owio
Vento
Sims
Tennese
Ryan
New York
Rand
John Norrie
Ajjeares
Purkice
Canada
United States
Wpon
Nation's Dead Honored By All Eugene
Today Eugene joined in Memorial Day ceremonies as a large crowd gathered for the parade and cemetery services. The procession included Company A and C, Fourth Regiment, G A R, the Sons of Veterans, and local officials. At the cemetery, ritual services, a flower salute, taps, and a sermon marked the day, with emphasis on remembering fallen soldiers and visiting graves across the city.
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Eugene
O. XN
Geo. C. Yoran
J. W. Geary
D. M. McCrady
W. W. Branstetter
W. A. Bell
Sons of Veterans
Seven Gide
Port
Towt
Newerson
Rey
Bell
Camroniter
GO. A. RL
A. Festley
Ieee
Bank of England Rate Reduced Amid Market Rules
London reports the discount rate cut from 2 to 2 3 2 percent as authorities seek to align with lower market levels. The move, intended to boost trade and profits, followed a tougher day on stock markets with prices fluctuating and investors reacting. broader monetary policy remains under scrutiny.
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London
Bank of England
Toe Satharittas
Pheeriui
Vrawe
Germany
Stock Exchange
Winens
Large Bellingham mill plant burned
Helingham May 30 The large Sejmen Lamber Camy mill at the plant burned today causing about 120000 dollars in damage. The engine room and dry kiln were affected by the fire and water from firemen. Insurance covered part of the loss.
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Bellingham
Helingham
Sejmen Lamber Camy
Hiraed
Etry
Publishing conflict spurs 1807 Wood Pulp Shift in North America
An 1807 crisis in newspaper print production, labeled Ter Kreteria, involved a sixteen member Wisconsin Wood Paper Association and a dramatic shift in wood pulp supply from Quebec. New York broker John B. Dean and Portlander Elver T. Smith recently acquired two jets on Sixth Street through Cartmell & Co., signaling new real estate deals tied to agency papers.
Taft Memorial Address at Grant's Tomb Highlights Sherman Bond
New York May 56 A large crowd gathered at Grant's Tomb for memorial exercises. Secretary Taft delivered the principal address praising General Grant and recounting his relations with Sherman and Sheridan. Taft noted mutual confidence, absence of jealousy, and the veteran leader’s practical approach, urging the mausoleum to inspire pure thought and effort.
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New York
Grant
Taft
Sherman
Vicksburg
Pheon
Bherman
Sheridan
Herald Grant
Harper's Ferry
Pay
Bonys
Ray Rheer
Eugene High Defeats Columbia in Baseball Tilt
Eugene High School beat Columbia University in a close afternoon game at Recreation Park. Final score 6 to 4 after a foggy start and late scoring, with Eugene High emerging as the winner.
Sivinsry Seconds Defeat Columbia in Recreation Match
Sivinsry seconds defeated Columbia by 3 to 1 in a well played recreation game yesterday afternoon. The report notes a strong performance from Sivinsry with multiple scoring moments and solid team defense throughout the contest.
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Sivinsry
Columbia
Whivers
University of Oregon Defeats Roseburg 6 To 4 In Baseball
In Roseburg on May 30, the University of OregonGre ton team edged Roseburg 6 to 4 in a well played baseball game. Hints of scoring came from both sides with strong pitching and timely hits.
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Roseburg
University of Greton
Portland San Francisco game score report
Baseball scores from today show Portland beating San Francisco 16 to 3 in Portland and Oakland defeating Los Angeles 3 to 2 in Oakland. other listed games include Spokane at Butte and a Vancouver result noted with limited readable text.
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Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Butte
Putte-Spokane
Fame Po
Spokane
Vancouver
Births and Adoptions at Portusfield Area May 1908
Announcements record multiple births and families in early 1908 with dates in May. Notable entries list Dr and Mrs A L R Turner, Mr and Mrs Gerride Knapp, George Schneider of Lorane, and Mrs Hotton of Cottage Grove, detailing newborn daughters and a son across several households.
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George Schneider
Lorane
Mr. and
Mra Hotton
Cottage Grove
Springfield Winns Mountain Water
The Soriaties by government seek a mountain water allocation. Officials report a contested grant remains unresolved and under review, with local stakeholders awaiting a decision on supply terms and future deliveries.
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Springfield
Winns Mountain Water
aTangeenentes
Eugene Gets Twenty Thousand From Bogus Appropriation
A garbled report from Washington on May 26 indicates police uncover a bogus appropriation scheme yielding Eugene 326,000 dollars. The incident involves alleged misappropriation and criminal activity surrounding public funds and a statutory bill.
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Washington, D. C
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