Body of Dudley Newell Found Near Willamette River
The body of Dudley Newell, a Eugene student born in Oregon, was found Tuesday evening two miles below the city near Judkins Point. It lay in shallow water, washed ashore by the river, and was discovered by two men near the Walker Young farm. The corpse will be brought to the city by boat to Eugene Lumber mill for removal by vehicle, with an expected arrival around five o'clock.
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Dudley Newell
Esity of
Oregon
Willamette
Judkins* Point
Walker Young
Ed. Bushnell Farm
Anding Tba
Eugene Lumber Pays
Yoran for School Director Candidates Elected Backed in Eugene
In Eugene Oregon on May 21 1906 a voter petition requests that Yoran be placed before voters of District No 4 as a candidate for school director in the June 18 1906 election. list of signatories includes J Fickard O Steel L L Good F L Chambers E Bilyeu J Geriart W J Thomason and many others in support.
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Fegene
Oregon
W. Co. Yoran
Eugene
Ore
J. Fickard
O. Steel
L. L.good
F. L. Chambers
E. Bilyeu
J. Geriart
W. J. Thomason
Franker
Mrs. Hurlingame
D. KR
Albert Kovera
W. A. Kuyi
J. L. Powe
S. Spencer
J. Brown
G. W. Grito
R.ma
J. W. Baetor
FP. J. Berger
Tinman
J. W. West
O. Mi
Ken Pre. Dunn
DL. Tilton
G. H. Yering
L. Long
W. K. Scarborough
Tmcklin
R. Mount
John D. P
Tingley
W. W. Chessman
Matlock
L. L. Whitson
W. K
Hk. C. Smith, C. E. Loo. Jf Glass, W. W. Moore, Mar- Siler, F.C. Potts
Cland
Bro
Lackey
Julius Gold
Myron C. Judkins
W. Kay
Kelly
R. A. Booth
Lewis
L. M. Travis
L. R. Edn
George O'B. DeBar
E. Taylor
I Co Purchases Spreckles Road Line to Myrtle Point
Report from Portland states I Co has bought Coos Bay and Eastern railroad extending thirty miles from Marsh to Myrtle Point. Price paid is stated as 1. Former owners A B Spreckles & Co will become part of the Harriman system. plans mention a coast line meeting Santa Fe and possible restrictions on northward extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
I. Co
Coos Say, & Eastern Railroad
Myrtle Point
A.B. Spreckles & Co
Marsh
Beaver Hill
Ripley
McDowell and Emma Smith Married in Unclear Ceremony
The notice reports the marriage of McDowell and Emma Smith in a brief, unclear item from Fetterlay with fragmented wording. It mentions a late yesterday ceremony following a prior promise, referencing Sladgo Wintermeier in an uncertain tie to the event.
Wool Wanted Sool Wanted at the Highest Age
A brief notice notes wool was sought at the highest age level in a woolen goods market segment. The fragment emphasizes quality and urgency for supply, citing trade standards and local buyers seeking premium wool.
Eugene Beats McCormick's Grays 12 to 6 on Eugene Grounds
Eugene defeated McCormick's Grays 12 to 6 at Eugene yesterday as nine runs in the second inning carried the locals to the win. Springfield mustered thirteen hits but failed to connect with Taliafero's pitches at crucial moments while Hanns and Hollan each allowed several runs in the fielding clash.
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McCormick
Grays
Springfield
Eugene Grounds
Eugene
Jay McCormick
Springfeld
Taliafero
Althoug
Good Road Work by Crusher Crew in Lane County
Lowell May 28 Lane county rock crusher No 2 supervised by Superintendent Goodenow is located at Lowell 25 miles SE of Eugene and has been doing good work. Despite rain and wind last fall the rock road was laid and about 2 1/4 miles graveled this spring. Community praise grows as efforts push Lane county toward a continuous section of good roads and a banner county of Oregon.
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Lowell
Lane County
Goodenow
Eugene
Banner
Oregon
Railroads Under Fire Over Coal ties
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed inquiries into relations between the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads and the coal industry. Postlewait denied owning coal mine stock though he had sold a large stake recently. It was disclosed that the Frick company was favored in railroad car supply by the railroads.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Caseatt
Postlewait
Frick Company
Castro Refuses to Resume Presidency of Cubs
Washington reports Gomez asked President Castro to resume the presidency. Castro refused but will act as Gomez's secretary. Gomez plans to call the legislature to accept Castro's resignation as president of the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Gomez
Castro
Cubs
Death from Lockjaw touted with Arnica Salve claims
A vendor named B Fes touts Becklen’s Arnica Salve as preventing blood poisoning and curing severe neck sores. He cites Seth Barch of Renselaersville as an example and notes other remedies for barn injuries. Exhibits from Cugeve to Made in Oregon fir have been returned to the city.
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Becklen
Chas. Oswald
Renselaersville
Fes
Seth Barch
Ww. L
Oregon
Simons faces libel suit for 15000 in Oregon case
L. Simons sues J. D. Matlock for libel in the amount of 15000 accusing him of injuring Simons' reputation with a false and malicious publication. The suit cites statements published in the Eugene Daily Guard and Eugene Morning Register about alleged city fraud and conspiracy.
Local residents make small moves around Oregon towns
Dr W Kuykendall traveled to Portland. J M Deeds plans a trip to southern Oregon. J B Winstanley left for a northern journey. Mies Lalu Gillstrap visits Cottage Grove. A Washbourne went on business in Eugene. T B Handsaker arrived from Portland. Mrs Eugenia Hoffman returned to Portland. Ert Esstland came back from Portland. Jd P Bryson of Junction visited the Guard office. A Wilhelm and Frank Dinges from Mouron spent the day in Eugene. M O Warner returned from Jackson County mines. Mr and Mrs BR Booth returned from Wilbur farm. Mrs Todd formerly Bertha Fields returned to Portland after visiting. C C Sturtevant in town as merchant and postmaster. El Brown back from Cottage Grove on business. Mrs Emma Lawrence from Point Richmond spends summer here. Mrs Wm Doherty returned to Portland after visiting relatives. Eli Perkins and son John went to Portland. then to North Yamhill to aid ill brother Joseph. Charles Spores and wife from Douglas Island Alaska and Mrs Raric from Portland left for home after visiting the Mohawk. Mrs Dr Bennett and child from Monroe returned home after brief visit. Prof J D Baughman arrived yesterday from Riddie after completing school work. Judge Bean came up from Salem today. Fred D Herbold went to Portland. Andy Taylor from Cobore via Paine checked from a Portland trip. Darwin Motif noted in population items.
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Grandma Maria
Portland
Percy Long
Lusinesa
C. Wright
Bellingham
Wash
James Hayes
Clara Esson
Pranklin
L. T. Harris
Oregon City
Wm. Harris
John E Kirkley
Black Butte
L. N. Roney
Salem
Judge Bunham
Ashland
Oregon
S. A. Douglas
Albany Baptist Church
Roseburg
J. M. Young
Pueblo
Colo
J. W. Shumate
Victoria
BH. C
J. M. Deeds
Winstanley
Mies Lalu Gillstrap
Cottage Grove
A. Washbourne
Kev
Handsaker
Eugenia Hoffman
Ert Esstland
Jd. P. Bryson
Junction
A. Wilhelm
Frank Dinges
Mouron
Eugene
M. 0. Warner
Jackson County
Eli Perkins
John
Mr. Perkins
North Yamhill
Joseph
Charles Spores
Douglas Island
Alaska
Raric
George Spores
Dr. Bennett and Child
Monroe
J. D. Baughman
Riddie
Judge F. Bonham Dies in Salem at 3 A M
Judge F H Bonham of Salem died there this morning at three o'clock after a long illness. Born near Knoxville, Tennessee, October 3, 1828, he moved to Oregon in 1853 and held many posts including Marion county auditor, territorial and state legislator, and supreme court chief justice. He served as consul general to Calcutta from 1885 to 1889 before returning to Salem. He was married in 1848 to Mildred A Maker.
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I. N. Roney
Salem
Supreme Court of
Oregon
Cleveland
Calcutta
Following the Flag Health Claims for Soldiers Reform
Willis T Morgan a retired U S A commissary sergeant recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health and promotes it as the best remedy for coughs bronchial trouble and long diseases in New Hampshire. Advertisement notes W L Delano druggist sells bottles for 50 cents to 1 and lists Moiliater's Morky Mountain Ten tea tablets Ling Drug Co. as other items.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis ‘T. Morgan
Sergant
U. S A
Concord
N. F
Saga
Dr. King
New Hampshire
W. L. DeLano's
Price
Moiliater
Ling Drag Co
Injunction Suit Against the City Over Water Works Plans
A suit filed in circuit court seeks to enjoin Eugene city from paying warrants issued for contract work on a water works and electric light plant. Mayor Wilkins signed warrants to launder funds for Kelsey and Young, alleging the contract and warrants exceeded debt limits and were void. The complaint accuses the fire and water committee of fraud and concealment, seeks a temporary injunction and nullification of the warrants.
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L. Simons
Kelsay & Young
Lnto
J. D. Matlock
Fire and Water Committee
Council
Simons
L. Bilyeu
Meaans
PF. M. Wilkins
Caimnor FL
C. Kelsey
Willard Young
Jans
J. Simons
John M
Geo. A. Pipes
J. D. Methlock
Hentterson
W. W. Calkins
Ire
Common Council of
Kangone
FL. Oc. Kelsey
Kelsey and Young
Eid Wvity
Einewr
Ehab Ung
General Fund
Sand City
Kelsey & Young
Eugene
Ma Gene
Bagune
Common Council
Kelsey
Young
Frank Reisner
Vinegar factory eyed for Springfield town
Springfield will soon have a vinegar factory as Will Cheshire leases the western half of the A N Rowe building to establish a pool billiard store and cigar shop. Ten Eugene high school students seek work at Booth Kelly mill, all band members likely to bring music after school ends. Fred Roseel from Wendling resigns as Booth Kelly store manager to start Colfax business. Ben Davis visits from Santa Rosa after a year away. Johnnie Sinner birthday surprise hosted by friends and family with ice cream cake and candy.
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Will Cheshire
A. N. Rowe
Eugene High School
Booth-Kelly Mill
Springfield
Fred Roseel
Wendling
Booth-Kelly Co
Jane
Ale
Colfax
Wash
Himelf
Ben Davia
Santa Rosa
Cal
Santa Rows
Astgue
Johnnie Sinner
Orville Howard
Johnnie
Katie Sinover
Pearl
Clara Collins
Frank Mulligan
Josee Meat
Ear Jarne
Charlie Harper
Lola Signor
Jessie Casteel
Cecil Richmont
Edith Hutchins
Ida Bidwell
Don and
Lealie Fischer
News
Durbin Sent to Bohemia Mining Country as Forest Guard
M S Durbin left yesterday for the Bohemia mining country where he has been stationed by the government as forest guard. In this office he will remain at one place though guarding a wide territory. Charles C Hayden and Margaret FE Tallan were granted a marriage license this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
M. S. Durbin
Bohemia
Rnger
Charles C. Hayden
Margaret FE. Tallan
Log Driver Drowns on Upper Willamette River
Norman Dereche, 22, French-born employee of Booth-Kelly Lumber Co, drowned when his log-driving boat swamped in the upper Willamette River above Lowell. A native of Canada with relatives there, he was well known in the camps and the incident left no recovered body reported at Inez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dereche
Willamette
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Hills Brothers
Dereche
Lowell
Inez
Canada
Frost Brothers Captured After Deer Poaching in Douglas County
Game warden Jame Warden Baker trapped the Frost brothers in a mountain camp with fifty-one deer hides. One fugitive fled into the mountains while the other paid a $250 fine and was jailed in lieu of payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost Brothers
Douglas County
Jame
Baker
Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed for Constipation Relief
An alarming situation described as chronic constipation and a torpid liver is noted. The text promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as mild regulators of stomach and bowels, guaranteed by W. Le De Lape. Price listed and advertised with names W Saunders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Tomsch and Beerls
W. le de Lape
Price Se
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Iley Newell
Yoran
W McDowell
Emma Smith
Widggtozoo
Hanns
Hollan
Bally—Ow Haans
Fountain
Hill
Vincent
Robinson
Tillesbpos Hill
Pulton
Hollen
Anderson
Lemley
Greenleaf
Humphrey
Smitson
Crusher Crew
A. D
Eugene Daily Guard
Corvallis
G. Wilson
Klamath Falls
C. E. Hawkins
Toledo
Lincoln County
Chester Chrisman
the Angeles
Nellie Thortton
W. W. Beapastetter
Phil Huntington
Yoncalla
Mary Eddy
Mary
Berta
Newport
E. Dodge
Nell Perkins
Daily Guard
Dr. W. Kuykendall
BR. A. Booth
Wilbur
Mrs. Todd
Bertha Fields
Co. C. Sturtevant
el Brown
Emma Lawrence Js
Point Richmond
Wm. Doherty
Judge Bean
Fred TD
Herbold
Andy Tayior
Cobore
Fr. Paine
Ceck
Darwin
The
Populae
F. Bonham
UPPER
Atre
W. Saunders
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