Peace conference opens in The Hague with quiet tone
The second peace conference begins under drizzling skies as delegates urged nonuniform attire and restrained displays of rank. M Nelidoff contends universal peace and disarmament are unlikely, yet hints at improved judicial dispute resolution. In Oregon, Salem officials review water source options from McKenzie and Fall Creek, with Lilburn site near Leabure favored for its large flows and high-quality mountain water. Land cruisers' price list appears at the Guard office.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
M. Nelidoff
Nelldorf
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Bathing and neglect claims in a Cleveland trust case
Rich shipbuilder Philander I. Johnson of Cleveland faced a jury in Judge Estep's court as his former laundress Miss Dolan testified about a life of isolation and humiliation. She described how he bathed in the laundry, ate few meals, and was shamed by his daughter Hattie Johnson, with notes totaling 3400 dollars at issue in the suit.
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Cleveland
Misa Kate Dolan
Philander I. Johnson
Estep
Miss Dolan
Johnson
Lake Avenue
Disposing Our Prejudices At Bargain Rates
A reflective note argues against selling short moral progress by cheapening prejudice removal. It suggests valuing genuine change over a consolation price and notes the value of avoiding a desired but flawed outcome.
Son born to Frank Stewart and wife in Eugene
In Eugene on June 7 a son was born to Frank Stewart and his wife weighing 11 pounds.
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Eugene
Frank Stewart
Oregon Sunday School Convention Opens In Eugene
The 22d annual Oregon State Sunday School Association convention gathers June 26 to 29 at First Baptist in Eugene with prominent speakers from across the state. The program features morning and afternoon sessions, reports, prayers, round tables, and multiple addresses by leaders from Portland to Newberg and beyond.
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Oregon State Sunday School Association
Bape
Eugene
First Baptist
J. D. Matlock
Christian Workers of the City
Dean Sanderson
Eugene Divinity School
R. R. Steele
Theo Fessler
Portland
R. KR. Steele
J. C. Goodrich
Philomath
A. A. Morse
E. F. Allshaw
Samuel Connell
L. A. T. Hodson
Newberg
Edwin L. McGrew
Charles A. Phipps
E. 8. Muckley
D. D
Salem
B. H. Kreeze
Whitworth College
Tacoma
E. C. Knapp
Hartford School of Religious Pedagogy
Hartford
Sue Johnson
North Yamhill
Howard XN. Smith
M. B. Meacham
Ora Hemenway
Cottage Grove
Ward W. McHenry
Ashland
Temperance
E. C. Sanderson
The
J. G. Knotts
Albany
A. H. Cross
Cleveland, C
Heat Proofs Three Die as Chicago Suffers Heat Wave
Chicago on June 18 reports three deaths and many prostrations due to extreme heat. Thermometer at 10 oclock shows 87 degrees above.
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Chicago
Lost baby shoe found near guard office this afternoon
A baby’s shoe was picked up in front of the Guard office this afternoon. Call here. Also notes about baseball gloves and Barker's Gun Store are mentioned with unclear context.
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Ise
Barker's
Dawit
Merchants Demand Local Train Service Between Eugene and Wendling
Eugene merchants pressed Southern Pacific to begin two daily round trips between Eugene and Wendling and one each from Natron and Coburg, linking with Wendling service at Springfield. The Merchants Protective Association forwarded a sharp resolution, warning of shifting freight to rival lines if promises aren’t kept, and urging immediate action to protect Eugene business.
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Eugene
Southern Pacific Company
Wendling
Merchants’ Protective Association
Natron and Coburg
Springfield
Faaf
University of Oregon grants 116 graduates in year
The University of Oregon will award 116 degrees this year with 20 in medicine, 40 in law, 2 in music, and 54 in undergraduate departments. Masters of arts goes to one student. Music graduates are Mrs May H Smith and Miss Grace Mount of Eugene.
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University of Oregon
School of Medicine
School of Law
I Portland
School of Music
Eugene
Department of Music
May H. Smith
Grace Mount
Northwest
Fire alarm ends as shed blaze is extinguished early
A fire alarm from J A Scherzinger residence on West Thirteenth Street and Stewart Avenue went in this morning but the message arrived that the fire was out. A boy discarded a cigarette near the woodshed starting the blaze which was put out with a few buckets of water. Many city property owners are trimming shade trees to a required height per Police Chief Farrington's order, published in the Guard.
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J. A. Scherzinger
West Thirteenth Street
Stewart Avenue
Farrington
The
Guard
Jim Miller Brother of Joaquin Miller Northwest pioneer settles in Sunnyside
James Miller 71, brother of famed poet Joaquin Miller, lives a peripatetic life in the Northwest. He recently drew attention at the Sunnyside barbecue and recalled his kinship, noting Joaquin’s nickname stemmed from an outlaw in California.
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Jim” Miller
Joaquin the Poet
Northwest
James Miller
Joaquin Miller
Yakima Republic
Sunnyside
James
Joaquin
Chiiatene
Weine Miller
California
Oor
Indiana
Miller
Lamette Valley
Oregon
Sherman Oregon
Honore Palmer Plans a Model City in Oregon
Honore Palmer of Chicago with infant, maid, five servants and 25 trunks is at the Portland hotel. The party will move to Eugene to occupy the E. C. Smith residence for the summer while Palmer, heir to Potter Palmer, pursues timber ventures. He set up an Eugene office and seeks hundreds of millions of feet of Oregon lumber and a model city surpassing other wealthy ventures.
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Honore Palmer
Chicago
Portland
Palmer
Eugene
E. C. Smith
Mr. Palmer
Potter Palmer
Oregon
Seattle
Pullmans
Cudahys
Portland Journal
Stage Lines For Eugene Business Details Note
Stage lines for business pertaining to Eugene call 22 after p m call Main area Eugene Crow or Eugene Florence stage lines.
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Eugene
Foley Springs
Eugene-Crow
Eugene-Florence
Fragmentary Prose Reflections on Money and Madness
A fragmented reflection notes varying opinions on money, sympathy, and insanity. It suggests some see money as insufficient, others too much emphasis on personal gain, and comments on selfishness and social conduct within a chaotic procession of ideas.
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Matlock
Crown House Paints
E. D. Matlock
E Ninth St
Stine
Aled
G. Miller
Miller & Bogue
Willamette
McKenzie
Leaburg
Fall Creek
Leabure
Corvallia
Bull Run
Forest Reserve
Lugene
DR. Atwood
Willamette St
Horn
Program OF
Baptist Church
Beas
Oregon Furniture Trust
Varanda
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