Wharf Fire at Baltimore Destroys Merchants Marine Lines
Baltimore June 12 A Savannah Wins ship of the Merchants Mining Transportation Company was burned at the wharf and the Essex now loaded was ignited. Crew members Attlee Jab Constella and Manuel Odevio perished. Eight scows and barges were destroyed as the pier stock was lost and a repetition of the great fire threatened. Post office box and clerks items noted.
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Savannah Winsship
Merchants
Is Transportation Company
Eamer Essex
Attlee
Constella
Manuel Odevio
Essex
Two Robberies From Persons Reported in Oregon City
Edward Baker aged about 25 was arrested at Colougt y Constable Rowland on a larceny from the person charge. W. P. L. Wilesa of Blue River reported losing five new national bank notes after a day in Springfield lodging house. Baker, hired to work in mines, had spent the stolen money and was jailed after waiving examination and bound over for circuit court. A. Snyder, a transient, reported being robbed of cash at the Oregon House after a drunken Saturday night, with no suspects identified.
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Coloug Ty
Rowland
Son
Blue River
Wilesa
Springfield
National Bank
Baker
Wilson
Eugene
Portes Murrington
Bunker Hail
Coburg
Ho Wa
Haker
Justice of the Pines
Wintermeier
Kissinger & Hooker
A. Snyder
Oregon
Local Market Weekly Report and Corrections
The Portland wholesale market reports wool at 24 to 26 cents per pound by grade and a strong chitum bark market at 4 cents. Flour and pork prices edge up while onions and potatoes show weakness. eggs and poultry rise slightly amid scarcity. A correction from F. Anderson clarifies a timber transfer payment, and Lane County Medical Association plans a meeting at Hotel Semede after a brief business session.
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Euiberina
Tenny
Front Street
Portland
Oregon
California Relief Committee Report Summary Reveals Expenditure Outlook
The California Relief Committee report lists total expenditures and a balance to tank. Chairman Mayor Wilkins leads the committee with L L Whitson D Yoran Linn Pr and W Osaurn Hi Gordon among others providing oversight.
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Mayor Wilkins
Com. L. L. Whitson D
Memorial Services Held at Grow L O O F Hall
The Crow ledge of Odd Fellows held memorial services in the L O O F hall Sunday with the largest crowd ever at that venue. Rev J B McCallum of the First Christian Church Eugene delivered the memorial sermon.
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Crow Ledge of Odd Fellows
J. 8. McCallum
First Christian Church
Eugene
Pleasant Hill Items Pleasant Sill June 14
C C Malky and John Lehermer run butcher wagons bow. Grain and grass in this vicinity never looked better due to rains. Mr Statzer bought a span of fine mules. Rd Parke guided a drove of cattle across mountains to Klamath county. Prof E B DeCon of the University of Oregon was here last week to inspect timber lands and contest a Pleasant Hill homestead. We expect graves of relatives contested next.
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Pleasant Sill
C. C. Malky
John Lehermer
Rd Parke
Tirant Hrinna
Klamath County
E. BE. DeCon
University of Oregon
Pleasant Hill
Foreman Order Book for Yard Work Available at Office
An old notice advertises a handy order book for foremen managing yard work and payrolls. It features pocket sized numbered stubs to record tasks and payments. Also notes that about one hundred lanes county strawberries are shipped daily to Portland by the Seattle Produce Co.
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Gaard
Lane County
Portland
Seatle Produce Co
Mrs Burbank Executor Wins Long Litigation
In Salem Oregon June 2 1912 Clark M Pier executor respondent against Charles F Wisher appellant the Oregon supreme court affirms lower court ruling to remove a cloud on Mary E L Burbank's land. The case centers on a land sale to C P Fisher of Portland and alleged misdelivery of title documents. The court rules there was no valid delivery of the deed and permanently enjoins recording.
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Salem
Clark M Pieraond
Charles F. Wisher
Yambill
Wormllowsy
Moore
Mary EL. Burbank
McMinonville
C. P. Fisher
Portland
Amrican Alarm Company
Fisher
Mra Bartaik
Stanin Visher
Oregon
Ile Supreme Court
California Solows Finish Their Labors
Sacramento Calif June 12 Amid the close of a session the extraordinary session adjourned sine die today A joint resolution was adopted thanking the National Guard and United States authorities for work during the earthquake period another memorializes Congress to cede Geatleland to the state for use as a passenger terminal for all rail transportation business
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Sacramento
Cal
Sesson
National Guard
United States
Congress
Geatleland
Rowls
Dupont Chosen Senator in Delaware by Legislature
Dover reports Dupont elected United States senator by the Delaware legislature after a heated race ending with the withdrawal of Gas Addicks. Roosevelt wired congratulations as Dupont predicts a likely election victory and united Republican support statewide.
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Dupont
Delaware
Dover
United States
Arrivals in St Petersurg and Political Mood Shifts
J Bailey arrives in St Petersburg and avoids politics while planning a return visit. A National Editorial Association poll from Indianapolis shows Republicans favor Roosevelt renomination while Democrats back Arran, all calling for tariff revision. Hyland leads a cattle drive toward Klamath County, with Austin Haupton and Otto Rowhint in tow for the overland march.
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Indianapolis
National Editorial Association
Roosevelt
Girnt Hyland
Klamath County
Austin Haupton
Otto Rowhint
Bugene
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