The Castle Revels in a Percy Family Bond
In a moonlit chamber Sir Henry Percy grapples with a Francebound plot as May Percy confesses love for Captain Thorncliffe. The spy Fourney is unmasked as St. Croix, a Percy grandson, leading to a cliffhanger involving a makeshift wedding with John Mary and a bishop. May begs forgiveness, proving true lineage and a renewed family union.
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Johnny Crepaud
Thorncliffe
Rascal
Percy
Thorneliffe
Henry
May
Wilmerding
Sir T.tenry
Dubarre
Wellington
Fourney
England
Henry Percy
Harvey Johnston
Sir John Wilmerding
Napoleon
St. Croix
Thornctitte
Sir John
Hal
John Wilmerding
Captain Thorneliffe
Sir Henry Percy
Sir Henry
Jacques Fourney
Jack
Spain
Monsieur
Thornecliffe
Dad
France
John
Sir Harvey
May Percy
Sir John Wimerding
Bert
Gallows
Mary
the Oaks
John Percy Lample
Vicomte de
Jack Percy
Ethel
Harvey
St Croix
M. Dubarre
Lee
Latapie
Countess St. Croix
Percys
Bride and Groom Tussle Over Kitchen Fracas
In a domestic farce, the bride complains the cook misbehaved while the groom asks what spurred the scene. The bride explains she called the cook fierce, and the judge notes the family quarrel over claimed insults.
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Bride
John
Local notes include young Iowa veteran and logging death
Iowa guests recount a 13 year old drummer who served in the 33d Iowa and visited battlefields. A health telegram to Aber deen, Washington spurred a trip by W R Summers and Bernice Hyland. Mrs Summers improves after measles. Adolph Peterson, killed in a Washington logging camp, is interred at Dane cemetery. his brother died similarly two years prior. Also a Toledo affidavit offers $100 for cured catarrh with Hall's remedy. Portland fair dates June 19 to 22. Regis notes next toasts.
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John F. Hessenfield
Thos. Cox
Iowa
B. Cooper
Hessenfield
W. R. Summers
Bernice Hyland
Aberdeen
Wash
Girdon Summers
Hyland
Summers Grettly
Adolph Peterson
Washington
Dane
Harriman Escapes Prosecution in White House Talk
A White House conference led by President Roosevelt concluded that E H Harriman remains immune from criminal prosecution. The discussion also left the handling of bituminous coal road discrimination and anthracite road trusts to the attorney general with next steps in Philadelphia for possible prosecutions.
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Washington
E. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Philadelphia
White House
Harriman
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Harvester Trust
Hall and Sons Open New Store at Leaburg
Special correspondence from Leaburg reports Geo T Hall and Son of Eugene are erecting a one story general merchandise store. The building is of ample dimensions and will open as soon as completed. Roy Goff, former manager of Shumate's at Walterville, will run the new store.
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Leaburg
Geo. T. Hall & Son
Eugene Merchants
Roy Goff
Shumate
Walterville
Livery Firm Changes Hands as Barnard and West Buy Partners
C P Barnard and J H West buy out Bennett Brothers in Barnard West Co livery. They operate 56 horses now and will add ten more, plus another cab and more vehicles as business expands.
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C. P. Barnard
J. H. West
Bennett Brothers
Barnard, West & Co
Obituaries From Oregon County News Dated June 8 1907
Notices report deaths in Portland Eugene Corvallis and surrounding areas. Mrs Mary Bryson mother of Justice of the Peace R S Bryson of Eugene and mother of attorney E R Bryson of Corvallis died of paralysis with funeral planned in Corvallis likely Monday. Isaac Jones 69 died at river road with funeral Sunday at 1 pm and interment in IOOF cemetery. Mrs Amanda Wilcox 65 died after two weeks of paralysis of bowels at her daughter Laura Farrow’s Davies Building Eugene with funeral Sunday 1 29 pm Cumberland Presbyterian church and burial Mulkey cemetery H N Mount to conduct services.
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Portland
Mary Bryson
Justice of the Peace
R. T. A. Robinson
River Road
Eugene
Isaac Jones
Laura Farrow
Davies
Fast Ninth
Oak Streets
Amanda Wilcox
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mulkey
H. N. Mount Wil
Oregon Wins Both Baseball Games in Pair of Contests
The Oregon baseball team defeated the Chemawa Indians 8 to 2 in the morning and Salem high 3 to 2 in the afternoon. Hurd held the Indians, Beck pitched until the seventh against Salem, with Clifford taking over. Oregon faces O. A. C. at Corvallis this afternoon, Clifford likely pitching for the varsity and Todd for the Farmers.
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Oregon
Chemawa Indians
Salem High
Hurd
Indians
Beck
Clifford
Chemawa
Corvallis
Todd
Vermiface Cream Promises Worm Removal for Babies
An advertisement urges mothers to use White's Cream Vermiface to purge worms in babies, claiming many suffer from worms overlooked by mothers. It promotes a mild effective cleanse and notes a 25 cent price, Linn Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Drug Co
Eugene Commercial College Opens In Hall Block
Eugene Commercial College announces opening September 1 1907 in the Hall block with a new corps of teachers and instructors. Dr Fred G Thayer a University of Oregon graduate and former athlete joins the faculty after recent graduation from Northwestern University medical department Evanston Illinois.
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Eugene Commercial College
Dwtf
Geo. T. Hall
Fred G. Thayer
University of Oregon
Northwestern University
Evanston
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