Memorial Services Held at Old Presbyterian Church
Memorial Sunday observed for Woodmen of the World and Woodcraft with graves decorated and an unveiling of monuments. Rev H N Mount spoke. Rev Geo E McDonald and R Murphey led the program. remodeling begins on the church hall to create a lodge hall and banquet facility.
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Esterday
Woodmen
Woodcraft
Orial
Innisburs
New Hall
Old Presbyterian Church
Saty
Geo. E. McDonald
R. Murphey
Springfield Team Arranges Season Baseball Schedule
Springfield based team outlines a season schedule featuring matches against Albany Salem Powers Blues Roseburg and other clubs. Notable dates include July 14 at Salem and August 11 at Powers Blues with additional games listed for June, July, and September. The lineup includes Springfield Coburg Giants and Eugene Colts with several double headers and venues stated.
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Pringfield
Springfield
Tokyo papers condemn San Francisco attacks on Japanese
Tokyo editorials criticize the American response to San Francisco outrages against Japanese, urging redress. The Koku Shimbun calls the lack of redress a disgrace to civilization, while the Hochie Shimbut urges action before further repercussions.
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Tokio
A Francisco
Koku Shimbun
San Neisco
Hochie Shimbut
America
Francisco
Okuma
30000 Pounds Twine Sold By Griffin Hardware Co
Unloading reports show 30000 pounds of Plymouth twine received from manufacturers. The twine is advertised as identical to years past, with stable price and quality. Griffin Hardware Co notes the product remains the cheapest and best option for customers.
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Griffin Hardware CO
General Booth Reaches Seattle After Japan Tour
Seattle, June 10. General William Booth of the Salvation Army arrived in Seattle Saturday aboard the steamship Minnesota from the Orient. He said his Japan trip confirms his view of universal human nature, noting the heart of man is the same in any nation. In Tokio he was honored at a dinner during his stay.
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Seattle
Wiliam Booth
Salvation Army
Minnesota
Orient
Japan
Tokio
Japanese Leaders Meet In Mikado's Private Office
In Yokohama Tokio and other places the army organized the Japanese Young Woman's Protection League to curb white slave traffic. The movement aims to eliminate the crush of trafficking, with government cooperation anticipated. Tears are called cowardice while thousands came to the penitent form groaning.
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Oyama
Nogi
Port Arthur
Mikado
Yokohama
Tokio
Japanese Young Woman's Protection League
General Booth Visibly Moved Before Quebec Lectures
General Booth expressed awe at the Japanese attitude toward Christianity and the United States saying God may have chosen that field for conquest. He was greeted at the boat by his daughter Commander Eva Booth during a tour of the country. The party heads to Quebec for a lecture. He will return to Seattle in October for more lectures.
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United States
General Booth
Land Locators Offer Oregon Land Rights Service
Wilt Bros. advertise land locating services in Crook county Oregon for homestead timber desert and swamp lands. Contact Vincent's restaurant Eugene Oregon or Will Bros Sisters Oregon. In Junction City circuit court A R Martin sues city to block street openings until December 1 1907 in order to protect trees on his land. city previously won.
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Wilt Bros
Crook County
Oregon
Vincent’s
Eugene
Will Bros. Sisters
A. R. Martin
City of
Junction City
Martin
Lea burg Post Office Renamed Deerhorn in Honor of Resort
The Lea burg post office has been renamed Deerhorn at residents’ request. The new name honors Mr Fitzhenry’s Deer-Horn on the McKenzie summer resort, reflecting local pride in the nearby landmark.
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Leaburg
Deerhorn
Fitzhenry
Deer-Horn-on-the McKenzie
Five Car Loads of Rails Arrive for Eugene Street Line
Five carloads of sixty pound rails reached Eugene from the East and will be unloaded at once for the street railway line. Paving delays interrupted start of work but crews will rush to finish to meet franchise terms as soon as weather clears. Meanwhile the Willamette street electric light poles are being shifted inward a foot to clear the curb, enabling paving to proceed.
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Eugene
Willamette Street
Willamette Valley Company
Personal news and travels reported in local column
Sut Standish visits from Albany while Dr Evans returns to Creswell. J C Beck of Point Terrace on city business. M C Wire returns from a north trip. W Owen back from a northern journey. E T Bushnell to Portland on business. J F Kellys return from Portland. Mahon and Cora Sutton visiting Portland. Chas Welch family arrive from Albany. Ira McFarland back from Portland trip. A A Hartley of Point Terrace in town on business. C M Kissinger to Portland on business. T C Bradley and W G Allen travel to Portland for outings. Professor Schmidt leaving for Europe. L L Luckey and child return from Newport outing. F C Walters goes to Portland on business. F C Calloway returns from McMinnville College. Verne Dustin leaves for a Portland vacation. W W Calkins and daughter Jeanette off for Randolph Wisconsin. Estelle Day visiting Eugene from Portland. F Wach hop buyer Fitchard returns north after hop deal. T A Millorn and Halwax visit Mrs Eugenia Hoffman. Rev BE Emmons family arrives from Elmwood Nebraska. Geo Bordeaux and family visit from Vancouver B C. Don W Bowen with Baker Stock Co arranging Eugene appearance. J E B Kirkwood leaves Eugene for Forest Grove to speak. then East soon. T Rinehart family head to Salem and Eugene for annual reunion. About 150 Rinehart descendants noted.
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Sut Standish
Albany
Dr. Evans
Creswell
J. C. Beck
Point Terrace
M. C. Wire
J. W. Owen
E. T. Bushnell
Portland
J. F. Kelly
H. C
Halwax
Junction
Eugenia Hoffman
BE. J. Emmons
Elmwood
Nebraska
Mr. Emmons
Geo. Bordeaux
Vancouver
B. C
Don W. Bowen
Baker Stock Company
Smith
Eugene Theatre
J. EB. Kirkwood
Syracuse University
R. J. Kirkwood
Eugene
Forest Grove
East
LaGrande Observer
T. A. Rinehart
Salem
Rinehart
Aaron A. Ants
John and
Martha Rinehart
Oregon
Pears the Aigrature CASTONTA mention
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Colts Defeat Roseburg Team Once More
Jay Mc Cormick's Colts defeat the Roseburg team 4 to 3 in a well played Sunday game. Hurd of Eugene struck out 10, while McCormick Eifert and W Johnson had two-base hits. The Colts returned home on the morning train. Time of game 1 hr 20 min.
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Roseburg
Jay McCormick
Colts
Hurd
Eugene
W. Johnson
McCormick
Eifert
Mathews
Mitchell
Thrasher
Jewett
Smith
Hobbs
Hanan
A Cline
Terril
I Mathews
President Roosevelt Speaks at Jamestown Georgia Dedication
President Roosevelt attends Jamestown fair for Georgia state building dedication at the exposition. He hails Georgia’s heritage and Oglethorpe, praises liberty and justice, and urges naval preparedness. He later addresses the National Editorial Association urging a progressive inheritance tax and a constitutional income tax.
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Jamestown Fair
Jamestown
Roosevelt
Georgia State Building
Georgia
Exposition Grounds
Velna
Georgia State House
Roswell
Oglethorpe
Archibald Bullock
Continental Congress
National Editorial Association
Supreme Court
Peruna Promises Spring Health Boosts and Cures
Advertorial letters praise Peruna as a spring body cleanse improving digestion and skin. Mrs Alice Bradley of Thorold Ontario credits it with restoring strength after a stroke and says her daughter also benefitted. Testimonials from Mrs N P Lawler Pittsburg Kansas and Mr Lee King Texas claim cold catarrh, dysentery, and constipation relief and overall better health with continued use.
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Alice Bradley
Thorold, Ont
Mra. N. P
Lawler
Broadway
Pittsburg
Kas
Lee King
Farmersville, Tex
Funeral Held for Mrs C Hammond in Portland Home
The funeral of Mrs C Hammond who died in Portland Friday was held at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Rankin on Olive Street Sunday forenoon with interment in Pleasant Hill cemetery. It was largely attended and floral tributes were magnificent.
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C. Hammond
Portland
F. A. Rankin
Olive Street
Pleasant Will
Rain brings relief to Lane county farmers
The current rain saves hundreds of thousands for Lane county farmers as hay and spring grain crops recover from drought effects. Had rain arrived a week later, the outlook would be much bleaker. A Bouffalo Pitts separator from Berger Bean Hardware was unloaded today for Gimple Bros, well known farmers west of the city.
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Lane County
Gimple Bros
Berger- Bean Hardware Company
Awbrey's Collar Bone Broken in Farm Accident
Mrs. M. T. Awbrey of 622 High street fell from a buggy at the Awbrey farm below Irving yesterday. She broke her left collar bone and was badly bruised, later attended by Dr. T. W. Harris. Confined to home for several weeks, she suffered much pain overnight. her daughter Mrs. Burke of Reno was visiting and stayed with her.
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M. T. Awbrey
High Street
Awbrey
Irving
T. W. Harris
Mrs. Burke
Reno
Osborne Mower Promises Durable Performance for Small Teams
This ad touts the Osborne Mower as highly durable and easy to handle even for a child. It emphasizes a flexible cutter bar for rough ground, high running efficiency, and the ability for the smallest team to pull a five foot mower all day. It also offers a one year replacement of any broken part.
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Osborne
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Welland
Ontario
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