Wigged School Graduates Get Their Diplomas
Tuesday's Daily Guard reports Eugene's high school graduation ceremony packed with patrons and officials. Students delivered well prepared orations and music as diplomas were awarded to Ada Ardys Allen through Frances Pacard Young, with Superintendent Arnold praising school progress and suggesting a strong alumni association to support the high school.
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Eugene
Board of Education
Rnold
McKee
Iture
Mandolin Club
Mias Bazel Huff
Morgan Johnson Watson
Pearl Virginia Hawthorne
Mary DeBar
Leta Zelma Edwarda
Daisy Gilbert
Mark Rolfe
Vay Jenning
Chauncey QC
Hawkins
Vialin
Nina Nicklin
Floyd Pownder
United States
Mary Gittens
Earl Abbott
Franklin penny of 1787 on display in Zion visit
J A Wilhelm recently traveled from Zion and displayed a United States Coinage of 1787 penny. The copper coin measures about four inches, with well preserved lettering and a central motto We Are One surrounded by United and a thirteen links chain. The obverse shows Mind Your Business circled by a sun. The article notes the coin’s value and mentions a library installation at the Hoffman House for traveling public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wilhelm
Zion
Franklin
United States
United
Local Market Weekly Report Highlights Market Shifts
Wool price ranges from 44 to 28 cents by grade while chitum bark stays weak at 4 cents. Flour firm with potential 40 cent gains. poultry eggs and dairy show varied quotes. Potatoes and onions weaken. grain and feed show slight price moves. Portland markers note salt gains and salmon sales as strawberries decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Dune
Portland
Oregon
Alaska
Cascara Bark Market Firmer Says Nicklin in Eugene
L T Nicklin a major cascara buyer in Eugene reports firmer higher market. Last season bark brought 2. cents per pound. now paying 3g cents for last year's bark. No new bark arrived yet and 1806 peel expected to be light.
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L T. Nicklin
Eugene
Mr. Nicklin
Goshen News Briefs Including Social Visits and Election
Goshen June 5 A visit from Miss Alice Parks to Mrs Alexander and a weekend stay by Mrs Alexander's family are noted. Miss Fay Hampton returns from teaching near Cottage Grove. The Alexander couple visit relatives in Marcola. Mrs Horace Hampton and daughter Gladys prepare to depart for Baker City. The 8 P Co surveys local track to improve grades. Dade Gilbert plans to join. Picnic forecast for Friday if weather allows. John Gilbert to return from logging camp. L E Elliott reports a severe cut to hand. Election results show support for woman suffrage 94 in Goshen, while local option amendment fails 21 to 19. Barn raising at E. Elliott's scheduled for Wednesday at 5.
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Goshen
Alice Parks
Alexander
Fay Hampton
Cottage Grove
Dade Gilbert
John Gilbert
L. E Elloitt
Barra
5. E. Elliott
Portland mayor signs Front Street railway franchise
Mayor Lane signs the Front Street railway franchise with United Railways paying 2000 under an increasing five year scale while the Willamette Valley Co gains rights to use the track. The Indian war veterans encampment for the Pacific Northwest will meet in Portland on June 14 with a meeting in the White Temple at Twelfth and Tesbor streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Lane
Portland
Front Street Railway
United Railways
Willamette Valley Co
The
Indian War Veterans of the
Pacific Northwest
Jone
White Temple
Twelfth
Tesbor
Lane County Veterans Plan Eight Annual Reunion in Eugene
The eighth annual reunion of the Lane County Veterans Association will be in Eugene June 15 16 and 17. Veterans of Civil Spanish American Mexican and Indian wars will attend with receptions meals and social time. Evenings feature songs remarks and recitations led by Dr O G Smith and others. A parade forms at 10 40 a m and a dinner is served at noon to veterans and families. A Tuesday program includes a grand finale at the opera house with Judge L T Harris Mayor Wilkie and various performers. A business meeting and officer elections follow at the G A R hall to determine next year’s encampment location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Veterans’ Association
Eugene
Uke
QO. B Smith
Opera House
Gi. A. R
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
G. A. BR
L. T. Harris
Wilkine
G. A. R. Hall
Oso Aim
Blue River Miners Threaten Boycott Over Road Sale
A report from Eugene says many Blue River mite owners meet and agree that if Lane County Court refuses to buy the road between Blue River City and the mines keeping it open to the public they will shift patronage to Linn County towns via the Calapoola road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Blue River
Lane County
Blue River City
Linn County
Calapoola
Letter List Eugene June 7 Names in Albion and nearby
A list from Eugene dated June 7 includes individuals such as Albion Otto Baker J Morgan Bartlett M 8 Brown Mr Curtis Nancy Davidson Mrs Rosa Ford Mrs Ralph Green Mrs Mary Hanson Mrs C K Hanson N L Hartley G F Jeffers Miss Georgia Logan Miss Sophia Rumsey Mrs Anna L Reed Joe Shonert Mr Ward Willie Wilson K J L Page P M.
Chamberlain Re elected By Decisive Vote
Portland June 5 Governor Chamberlain has carried Oregon by a decisive majority with large margins in Multnomah and other counties. The Republican ticket won broadly including Congressmen Ellis Hawley and State offices, while Withycombe faced losses. Bourne led for senator and reform across precincts.
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Portland
Chamberlain
Multnomah
Clatsop
Malheur
Union
Wasco
Umatilla
Josephine
Douglas
Multnomah County
Stevens
Chamberlin
Snd
Sweek
Democratic Committee
Withycombe
Genrin
Bourne
Ellis
Hawley
Eome
Benson
Portland returns show Chamberlain leads with growing majorities
Early and late results indicate Chamberlain widening margins to about 400 votes with carries in Yamhill Linn Tillamook Marion Columbia Multnomah and county totals. Incomplete figures list Bourne Gearin Chamberlain oss2 Withycombe Word Stevens and other names with varying vote counts. Benton shows Withycombe ahead in county plurality.
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Portland
Chamberlain
Yambill
Linn
Tillamook
Marion
Columbia
Multnomah County
Bourne
Gearin
Chamberlain carries Clackamas and Crook counties in Oregon
In Oregon City on June 5 Chamberlain wins Clackamas County by 150 and Crook by 150. G W Brownell loses the state senate race to Hedges. A local option amendment fails and woman suffrage is defeated in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City, Or
Chamberlain
Clackamas County
G. W. Brownell
Hedges
Prineville
Crook
Roseburg June 5 Governor race narrows as Bourne wins Jackson and Douglas
In Roseburg on June 5 the county result show Bourne carrying Jackson and Douglas for senator. Democrats elect Agee as clerk and Wonnecott as judge on the county ticket. McCatlen, Republican, is re elected sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Bourne
Jackson
Douglas
Agee
Wonnecott
McCtalen
Railroad Company Owns Coal Stock In Mines
New York June 5 Vice President Rossiter of the New York Central railroad admitted the company owned stock and bonds in soft coal mines before the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing. Senator Stone attacked President Roosevelt in the Senate Saturday, calling him a political coward for not opposing trusts and corporations that funded Republican campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rossiter
New York Central Railroad
Interstates Commerce Commission
Stone
Roosevelt
Senate
Horrifying Conditions in Packing Houses Report
Washington June 4 Horrifying revelations in a special report on Chicago packing house conditions by New York Labor Commissioners O Neill and Kernolds submitted to Congress by the president Roosevelt calls the conditions revolting and urges drastic Beveridge amendment legislation The report says stockyards pavements are brick and tied with manure not cleaned properly and filthy when wet and dusty when dry Stock which has died en route browns on a platform in the yards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor
O'Neill and Kernolds
New York
Congress
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Meat revolt in Britain as Americans face pressure
London reports a rising British press focus on revelations about American meat packers. Citizens are urged to back home industry and cut American canned meat sales. Large consignments have been cancelled or reduced, and The Times launched a biting attack on the Yankee movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times Today
Yankwe Mont Boesen
Helen Gould Brings Sister to America on Deutschland
New York June 2 Miss Helen Gould of New York is aboard the steamer Deutschland bound for Paris. She goes to meet and bring back to America her sister Anna Countess de Castellane whose divorce troubles have stirred fashionable circles on two continents.
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New York
Helen Gould
Paris
Miss Gould
America
Anna
Countesse de Castellane
Senator Burton Resigns and Kansas Figures in Play
Washington reports Senator Burton has quit as Long and Curtis from Kansas travel to the capital. Senator Morten has submitted resignation to Governor Hach who is expected to appoint JS. Dean or Dave Mulllivane as successor. Statehood bill conferees sign their report this afternoon, and the rate bill conferees agree to strike the Jim Crow amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Long
Curtis
Keneas
Kansas
Morten
Senate
Hach
JS. Dean
Hoscoe 5. Stubbs
Dave
Mnllivane
Washington, Jones
Gambler Canfield Creates Sensation in New York
New York June 2 Richard Canfield the gambler has bought a $4,000 residence on East Fifth Street near K H Harriman’s home. The fashionable neighborhood is stirred. It is said the property may have connections to Dr Rockefeller but it will not be used as a gambling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Canfield
East Fifth Street
K. H. Harriman
Dr. Rockefeller
Foreman Order Book and Organ for Sale
Foreman Order Book for Hopyard owners with no foreman, handy pocket size with perforated stub, one hundred orders priced at five cents. FOR SALE A high grade Farrand Votey organ cost 125, good as new. call at Kay’s Garage.
Severe Landslides Close O B R & N Roadway
Three major landslides blocked the Oregon, Washington railway after heavy rains and a cloudburst. A large rescue force was dispatched to the scene to restore traffic as the line remains blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Jane 2
O. B
John Mitchell Won’t Resign Amid Union Rumors
The national executive board of the miners' union in the anthracite Held is summoned to meet here Monday for an unspecified reason. Rumors that President Mitchell will resign are denied by union members with no official statement issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Dane
Miners’ Union
Mitchell
Senator Gorman Dies Suddenl y of Heart Failure
Washington reports Senator Gorman died at 9 16 today of heart failure after weeks of illness. Burial planned at Laurel Maryland likely next Wednesday. Senate adjourned at 12 10 out of respect, while a separate note states the US will not enter an international compact to obliterate anarchists due to lack of national police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorman
Meo
Laurel
Maryland
Arthur Puo Gorman
National Senate
Democratic Party
Bas Tein
Senate
Jones
United States
Congress
Stanford Will Challenged by Daughter in Fraud Suit
Annie I Stanford, daughter of Asa Stanford and sister of the late Senator Le land Stanford, files suit in San Francisco charging Mrs Jane L Stanford with delibrate fraud and conspiracy. The claim asserts a 1000 monthly payment to Asa and 500000 in Central Pacific railroad shares were promised, with a stock envelope allegedly withheld by Mrs Stanford after the senator’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jane
Iste
Mra
Jane L. Stanford
Annie I’. Stanford
Asa Stanford
Leland Stanford
Stanford
Free Methodists Set Appointments for Eugene District
Salem Oregon June 2 The Free Methodists annual conference in session since Wednesday under Rev Alexander Heers president of Seattle Seminary announces year ahead appointments for the Eugene district W W Goode elder to Eugene Springfield and Monroe D J Goode Parsons Creek Marcola and Wendling H J Blair Mrs M J Blair supply Knoxeburg to be supplied Myrtle Creek and Canyonville to be supplied Cottage Grove Comstock and Gardner U O G Rambo apply
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Free Methodists
Alexander Heers
Seattle
Bkugene
Cottage Grove
Comstock and Gardner
UO. G. Rambo
Sullivan Dead Conductor of Corvallie & Eastern Dies
Sullivan superintendent of the Corvallie and Eastern railway dies at his Albany home at 40 after a heart related collapse following a day trip to the front. He complained of illness and was attended by family before passing away despite medical effort. The palace hotel fire damage noted separately in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con. Sullivan
Corvallie & Eastern
Albany
Charles Pox
Davie
Trade or sale notice for half-truck and wagon
Local classified item lists a half truck and wagon for trade or sale. Entry notes unclear terms, contact EL M. Warren at 112 Lawrence Street for offers and pricing. Minor garbled text references local wages and chambery Bard, but no concrete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL M. Warren
Lawrence Street
Iwi
Cyclones sweep Texas town in late-night storm
Fort Worth reports a cyclone that struck Grayson county fifty miles north of Sherman and moved northeast. Homes were wrecked, residents sought shelter in cellars while business closures and relocations were noted, including CC Pickett moving to Boringfield to operate mills barge.
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Fort Worth
Grayson County
Texas
Sherman
Pickett
Boringfield
Mills
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C. Hensa
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Program For War Veterans
O. E. Smith
Eugene String Trio
Messrs
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J. L, Page, P. M
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