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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
1
Dentist Opens Office Stating Crown and Bridge Specialty
The notice declares that after purchasing the office and fixtures of the late W V Henderson, the author is prepared to practice dentistry in the same office. Crown and bridge work is highlighted as a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W V Henderson
Oregon National Guard Annual Inspection Set for June 12
General orders authorize the annual inspection and muster of the Oregon National Guard. Col. James Jackson, inspector general, will lead the review in Eugene to inspect the Fourth Regiment staff band and Companies A and C on Thursday June 12, with units assembling in field uniform and khaki substitutes per regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon National Guard
C . Gentenbein
T T Geer
James Jackson
Eugene
Democratic senator leading in Linn County early returns
Special to the Guard from Port Loun May 3 reports Democratic nominee Harry Lane ahead of Republican Henry McGinn for state senate. Later partial returns at Rubany June 4 show Chamberlain 1090 and Furnish 827 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PortLawn
Harry Lane
Henry McGinn
Rubany
Chamberlain
Furnish
Heppner
Morrow County
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Walter M Pierce
Portland
K. D. Inman
Geo H. Williams
É Biccahasahe
Polk County results show Chamberlain leads by 127
Special reports from Polk County and unions describe Chamberlain with a 127 vote majority over Furnish as of June 3. Eastern Oregon shows Crawford behind his ticket while Chamberlain leads in Union and Tillamook counties. A Chicago street riot disrupts order as police struggle to regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Polk County
Chamberlain
PortLane
Crawford
Oregon
Raley
Chicago
Portiano
Furnish
Multnomah County
Courthouse Items and Real Estate Transfers Collate
Property transfers list 8 9 0 0 0 . 160 acres to Hamphreys and Campbell. Ness Carlson 160 acres. Smiths to Evans 80 acres. Warnock to Sanderson 700. Allison to Grose 3400. Pope to Wheeler 1 acre. loans and chattel mortgage figures. June reports: county returns show Chamberlain, Pierce victories. Oregon counties vote and floods noted. mayoral and legislative tallies across Multnomah Clatsop and Yamhill with various majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M Hamphreys
Edward L Campbell
John R Campbel
Erde
Ness Carlson
Wm A and
Elizar Smith
J Evans
Cora M Warnock
Kuegene C Sanderson
Henderson
Eugene
Wolf
Rachel Sanders
Keni
Pel
Mary and
J P Allison
Grose
Skipner
Martha
John Pope
M P Wheeler
Lane County
Olney Election Shows Withers Wins Sheriff Seat
Early unofficial tallies from Olney report Democrat Withers conceded victory over Republican Johnson for sheriff. Other county races hint at Republican gains while governor and school official contests lag behind the ticket. Ballot reporting varies by precinct and late returns could shift margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withers
Johnson
Personal visitors and arrivals fill Eugene area scene
In Eugene many residents and visitors are noted in today’s roundup. BJ Pengra and Horace McKinley are in the city again while Dr C E Loomis returns to Oregon City. People travel to Portland Albany Pendleton and beyond for business visits medical returns and extended trips including Misses Hemenway and Hall to California and A D Tillotson with wife to Yellowstone before heading home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BJ Pengra
City
Mier M Shelley
Portland
Frank Montgomery
F Whitbeck
Acme
Eugene
RA Booth and Son
Geo M Kelly
M L Dorris
Independence
Mise
Bertha Rowena Templeton
Haley
Mise Nettle Burdick
Cottage Grove
J& Medley
DC Kellena
Corning
Cal
Chas Kissinger
Pendleton
Legal Businese
The Boer War Facts and Figures Summary
A compact scan of the Boer War showing key figures. Began October 1599. Boer fighting force about 50,000. British troops engaged about 500,000. Peak British presence approximately 110,000. British losses to April 1 1902: officers 1,020, men 20,031. Missing and prisoners: officers 384, men 9,151. Boer prisoners 37,000. Casualties with no precise totals. War cost to Britain about 1.25 billion dollars. Commanders: British See Butler Roberts and Kitchener. Boers leaders Joubert Botha DeWet Delarey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Iast
Heid
Great Britain
New lodging house opens behind old Eugene courthouse
Ed Howe, formerly of the Ninth Street restaurant, now runs a refitted lodging house behind the new courthouse in Eugene. The establishment offers quiet rooms with new bedding and furniture and is near the town's business district, aimed at farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ed Howe
Ninth Street
Died at Priest River Parkar River Idaho details old settler
P G Lemley died at Priest River Idaho on May 29 1902 born July 14 1519 in Shelby County Alabama. He emigrated to Arkansas in 1839 then to Oregon in 1853 crossing plains with an ox team landing Benton County in October 1853. He lived in Lane County from 1854 to 1878 serving twice as county commissioner and as county treasurer and deputy sheriff four years. He helped build the old courthouse and moved to Washington in 1878 then Idaho in 1895. His wife died April 16 1902 aged 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Alabama
Arkanasa
Oregon
Plains
Benton County
Lane County
Lane
Washington
Idaho
Lane County Veterans Gather for Eugene Reunion June 11–13
Lane County Veterans hold their annual reunion in Eugene Oregon on June 11 12 and 13. Comrades report to Ninth Street headquarters for registration upon arrival and lodging arrangements. Prepares for a social rally with music speeches and a parade banquet camp fire and business meeting to elect officers. Comrades urged to bring baked beans chicken and provisions and invite wives and families to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Veterans’ Association
Eugene
Oregon
Ninth Street
Jons Incuamm
A. Yerington
Ex Governor Sylvester Pennoyer Laid To Rest
Portland Telegram reports the late ex governor Sylvester Pennoyer laid to rest Sunday afternoon after funeral services at St Stephen's church. Friends visited the Pennoyer home for a last view of the remains before the ceremony where favorites like Nearer My God to Thee and Lead Kindly Light were sung. Active bearers included George E Chamberlain and T Bcott Brooke, with honorary bearers such as Governor T T ieer and ex-Governor ZF Moody. The body was interred at Lone Fir cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Pennoyer
Pennoyer
Bt Stephen's Church
TN Wilson
George E Chamberlain
W A Manly
O H Page
Alfred Holmen
T Bcott Brooke
T Tieer
ZF Moody
Ko H Willame
John McCracken
WK Smith
A T Smith
George T Meyers
Phil Metchan
Lone Fir Cemetery
Petitioners decline nomination for school director
A 1902 letter from Tom Reepedful y Youre of Eugene notes he is not an elector in the school district and declines the nomination for school director. He states he holds suffrage elsewhere in the county and offers thanks for favors received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Cimeniae
Card of Thanks for Memorial Exercises
The GAR extends thanks to the teachers and pupils who assisted at our Memorial exercises. Our sincere gratitude is greatly appreciated and we hope to reciprocate the kindness in some way.
Miner Finds Hand-Sized Nugget Near Greenview Mine
Ashland dispatch reports Supervisor Garner recently found a nugget valued over 330 dollars at the Greenview mine near the Talornia line. The specimen resembles a human hand in size and shape, discovered unexpectedly by Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Garner
Greenview
Uallornia
Pioneer A Cauthorn dies of heart failure in Cornwallis
Cornwallis June 2 A Cauthorn one of the county's oldest residents died this morning of heart failure. He was about 54. Daily Guard June Fincp Frank Hyland, who wounded Jim McCarty with an iron book on the arm, faced Police Judge Dorrin for drunk and disorderly conduct. Hyland fined six dollars and released. McCarty has left town and will be arrested on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwallis
A. Cauthorn
Daily Guard
Fincp
Frank Hyland
Jim McCarty
Dorrin
MacCarty
Free Street Fair Meeting Called by Mayor Chrisman
Eugene citizens are urged to attend a public meeting at City Hall on Wednesday evening at 8 o clock to discuss a proposed free street fair and carnival this season. Mayor G K Chrisman says a favorable decision could form a permanent committee and citywide organizing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Girard
City Hell
Chrisman
Eugene
Oregon postoffices payroll changes take effect July first
Washington reports changes in presidential postmaster salaries for Oregon towns effective July 1. Increases occur at Astoria Dallas Grants Pass Lebanon Oregon City Silverton Tillamook Albany Ashland Cottage Grove Forest Grove Hillsboro McMinnville Prineville with varied amounts. decreases recorded at Arlington Huntington Independence Sumpter while Eugene remains at 1500 a year. adjustments reflect department renunciation of prior salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasHinaros
Oregon
Astoria
Dallas
Grants Pass
Lebanon
Oregon City
Silverton
Tillamook
Albany
Ashland
Ottage Grove
Forest Grove
Hillsboro
McMineville
Prineville
Arlington
Huntington
Independence
Sumpter
Remarkable Gold Strike Reported in Northern Idaho
H W Des Granges of Tyson mining camp announces a remarkable discovery in Northern Idaho. Rich tunnel yields from 25 sites along a supposedly barren dyke suggest free milling gold worth $15 per ton with assays up to $75. Des Granges calls it the largest find in Idaho. Lane Coors reports continued cool, rainy weather in Portland area affecting crops and hops growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Tyson
Idaho
H W Des Granges
Richmond
Des Granges
Lane Coors
Weather Bureau
Portland
Springfield
Lane County
Bratain
Eighth Grade Honors Principal Milam With Poem
Eighth grade students at Geerg chor remembered Principal Milam with a very benevolent tribute to Longfellow's poem the other day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geerg
Milam
Longfellow
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