McKinley Declines Renomination for Third Term
Special to the Guard reports President McKinley will not seek a third term, stating he would not accept any renomination under any condition. Also noted are plans for a Trans-Pacific steam line between San Francisco and Vladivostok, and various other headlines from June 11 including coal mine disasters, a Portland strike risk, a Chicago domestic tragedy, and a violent incident aboard a Blakely lumber schooner.
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Washington
McKinley
New York
San Francisco
Vlardostock
Siberia
Landis Seen On Train Near Eugene By Kissinger
M D Landis, a murder suspect in the Jesse E Endaily case near Coquille City, was spotted on an OR&N train in Eastern Oregon by attorney Charles Kissinger and his wife early Friday. Kissinger did not know Landis was sought for murder at the time, and Landis alighted at Arlington around 3 am. The sighting places Landis in the Eugene vicinity, supporting the theory of his location near Eugene.
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M D Landis
Jesse E Endaily
Coquille City
Mra Chas Kissinger
Or&n
Eastern
Ore
Goddess of Liberty voting contest underway in local hotels
Voting booths are in Vincent's drugstore and Banquet case for the Goddess of Liberty contest. Voters will pay three cents per vote or five cents per five, with a dozen votes priced at cents per dozen. A new residence project on Seventh and Olive Streets will be built, a 12 room double house designed by architect Hensill, to be occupied by M L Dorris and Frank Bisir and families.
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Goddess of Liberty
Vincent's Drugstore
L Chambers
Seventh and
Olive Streets
Hensill
I T
M L Dorris
Frank Bisir
Arnies
Arrest of Mot and Bourquin at BP Depot for Burglary
Last night at about nine o clock Sheriff Harry Bown Chief of Scott and Officer Pratt arrested young men named Mot and Bourquin at the BP depot on charges of breaking into the contractor Roseburg tool house and stealing articles therefrom. Constable H arrived in Eugene on the early tug and returned with the suspects on the 2 08 train. McGeevey and Bourgain were employed in constructing a brick hotel at Roseburg and, after a night of drunkenness, broke into the tool house, pawned some items, and fled. Officers watched trains for the guilty parties and effected the arrest.
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Janell
Harry Bown
Scott
Pratt
Mot
Bourquin
Roseburg
Hoseburg
Eugene
Theopers
Bids Sought for School Water Closet System in Lane Co
June 4 1901 notice from School District No 4 Lane County Oregon calls for bids by 3 pm June 2 1901 to install a water closet system and connections in the Patterson School building under construction per plans by architect Chas Borggraf on file with the board. Board may reject any bid. A $100 certified check is required with each bid. Eakin and Dean sign as chairman and clerk.
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Lane County
Oregon
Patterson
Chas Borggraf
Esd
Eakin
Geof Dean
City Council Regular Meeting Brief
City council met at city hall for the regular monthly session. Mayor Chriemao, Councilmen Geburo White Peter Harker and Green, City Attorney WiHilimene, and Councilman Roney presided. A bill list was approved and warrants were ordered drawn on the treasury for the amounts represented. JW White of the judiciary committee provided a report.
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Prevent
Chriemao
Roney
Treasury
JW White
Judiciary
Meeting Notes On Bond Proposal And Street Work
A city council meeting discussed ordinance No 970 to authorize a street and gutter project on Mili Street in Dugens as part of a public works program. The vote list identified several council members and the propositions for funding and timelines, with no further business after the discussion and adjournment.
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Jin Enittuso
Bangs Park Chosen for Oregon Guard Encampment
Adjutant General A Gantenbein met with Col Coran and local military leaders to discuss Bangs Park as the site for a June 27 encampment. The owner favors a nearby baseball grounds and racetrack area for drill use with Eugene area access and town proximity noted.
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Daily Guard
A Gantenbein
Oregon National Guard
Portland
Colcoran
Bangs
Eugene
Local Real Estate and Business Notices Mixed Into Salem Page
Fragmentary notices report The Mercantile Co selling property to W B McInoey and Guard June K Arrow and others handling sales in Eugene. Mentions transfer of store on Pickett Lamette Street to WLB of Oklahoma and imminent possession. Also brief items on a bridge project, a Springfield connection, and a public school graduation event with limited readable details.
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June Karrow
E Mercantile Co
Pickett Lamette Street
WLB
Oklahoma
Oregonian celebrates Ray Heater and college athletics
The Sunday Oregonian highlights Ray Heater as a standout all around athlete in Oregon, praising his records and performances. The piece notes teams, events, and the university context, recounting notable feats and acknowledging competitive standings in Pac-12 era athletics.
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Oregonian
Oregon
Aemsen
He Ethseiee
Woe On Wot: A Meeting Leads Shop Pride Fourth of July
Fragmentary OCR places a meeting amid woe and pride on the Fourth of July. It hints at a small shop event and local observers but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
Oregonian notes Fourth of July celebration plans
The chairman and Phil W Nicolle secretary. A vote approved celebrating the Fourth of July in Florence with a three member committee to solicit funds. The chair appointed Wm Bryad Ludwig Christensen and Hugh Cassidy to lead the fund drive. Charles M Hill, once Belkoap Springs postmaster, sentenced to a $100 fine after a failed bid for a new trial following a jury conviction for fraudulently increasing stamp cancellations.
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Phil W Nicolle
Florence
Wm Bryad
Ludwig Christensen
Hugh Cassidy
Ounas Arce Finap
Oregonian
Charles M Hill
Belkoap Springs
United States
Bellinger
Forest Rangers Appointed to Cascade Reserve
Four forest rangers were appointed yesterday to Cascade Forest reserve posts. Named are Eooe Dixon supervisor Robert H Veaton Cottage Grove Add L Morris Harrieburg Henry A Foster Sisters William Nawh Sisters Leonard RK Livermore Fagene CoerlesJ Dodd Springfield D D Shaw Lebanon Alpert B Lacey Rickreall. They are ordered on the field June 15th.
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Fourier Haseem
Cascade Forest Reserve
Eooe Dixon
Robert H Veaton
Cottage Grove
Add L. Morris
Harrieburg
Henry A Foster
William Nawh
Leonard RK Livermore
Coerlesj Dodd
Springfield
D D Shaw
Lebanon
Alpert B Lacey
Rickreall
Continued actions at Douglas county circuit court term
At Douglas county circuit court the following cases were continued for the term Eakin and Bristow versus J W Cook et al for money and Noonday Mining Co versus Chae Hrunean et al both suits were continued for the start.
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Cowriscrep
Douglas County
Eakin & Bristow
Cook
Noonday Mining Co
Hrunean
Plenty to Eat for 4th regiment encampment
Albany Democrat notes Lieut B Winn of Albany will oversee the commissary department at the upcoming encampment of the 4th regiment in Eugene, signaling ample provisions and food.
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Albany Democrat
Eugene
B Winn
Fourth of July Celebrations Brighten With Rail Fare Offer
Prospects for a grand Fourth of July in Eugene grow brighter as the railroad offers one fare on all lines in Oregon for attendees. Citizens are urged to fund expenses promptly and organize committees with women’s clubs and civic groups. The grounds around the courthouse and adjacent streets are secured for booths and arrangements. Voting for Goddess of Liberty is expected to be lively, with a winner to represent Oregon in the parade. Grand fireworks and a bonfire are planned for the night.
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Court House
Renta Tree
Arrang-Ment
Goddess of Liberty
Poe
Geddes
Greme
Oregs
Geother Fortyfour
Eighth Grade Examination Across Lane County
The eighth grade examination for Lane County public schools will be held June 19 20 and 21 in district schools or at the county superintendent’s office. Teachers are asked to notify the number of questions needed immediately. No examination will be held in November thereafter. This exam is for districts of the second and third class only. June 8 1901.
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Lane County
Techere
Elected officers and court notes from Albany
Daily Guard reports Linn county court actions and a marriage. Officers elected in Portland include HB Thieleen GHP and W A Cleland deputy G AP EW Davis grand king with others named. Albany Democrat notes JW Cusick Co loan offer for 44000 at 5 percent and tax details. Lion county court allocates 400 from road fund for Line River road Browneville construction. Marriage: Florence West to A H Nottave at North Fork home with Rev T A Vost officiating.
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Ram Gann Ovfiers
Portland
HB Thieleen
GHP
W A Cleland
EW Davis
Thomas F Ryan
D P Mason
J F Robinson
Bd Biddle
Joseph H Walker
Lot L. Pearce
FW Davie
AH Atetner
Ed Kiddle
Meeeond
Mowry Borsowep
Linn County
Albany Democrat
Ofer
JW Cusick & Co
Lion County Court
Browneville
Florence West
North Fork
Hf Nottave
Prudence Suafley
T A Vost
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Onary
NISTG
Ching
ECO
Hampton Bros
Campbell Bros., Publishers
Willamette Street
Seventh
Eighth Streets
ARD
L Whitson
Havin
W V_ Henderson
T © Woodcock
Attorney-At-Law
Chrion
Evorss, Onpoon
Fomhoa
Walton
Marklet
Attorneys-At-Law
Walton Block
Evcorns
Onsoor
L. Cheshire, M. D
Mle
Eugene, Oregon
J, W Brown, M. D
Chrisman Block
Lane County Bank
Tran
A. G. Hovey
L. G. Hulin
B.H. Hovey
Aset Cashier
Browr
Osburn
A. Paine
Brown Asst
Cavite
Chicago
Nouble
UCEAY
Guamp
Port Royal
Penn
Pittat Coal & Coke Company
Portlano
Cuiiaco
Landis
Attorney Kissinger
Misouri
Kansas
Mendiho
Men of
Perience
Ee Ieee Cad
Aoing Mackin
Barker Gun Works
Rosebo
City Council
Bolly Guard
Jamesh
Lorminaber Bk
Dugens
Opedocr
Bangs’ Park
Oben
Captain F Colon Yoran
Inoey
Oon
W . Myers
Mack Davis
Heyden Bridge
Rom
Colorado Springs
Frank
Wenlog
Deon
Nettle
Ide
Salems
Kree
Moine
Oda Vralgatts
Chi
Yowie
Frie
Nty
Tomari
Vaile
Jame Tl
Frank Dunn
Battenburg and Heuston
Jonesi
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