Spurgeon Dead and Kruger Ill Rumours Sweep Across World
The report notes the death of the famous Baptist preacher Spurgeon and says Paul Kruger lies dangerously ill in Amsterdam with life despaired of. Other items mention teamsters threatening another strike, a railroad worker losing $100, taxes remitted to peasants by a czar, and an ice jam moving above Dawson City with property losses and possible fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Amsterdam
Holland
Paul Kruger
Searrie
Yukon River
Dawson City
WILL PARDON INGRAM
June 14 report from Bate indicates Governor Geer favors a pardon for Frank Ingram, the life term convict shot during the prison outbreak while protecting guards. Ingram, jailed for killing his brother in self defense ten years ago, has a jaw wound requiring possible movement after healing. no immediate pardon date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate
Frank & Ingram
Gonviet Merrill
T T Geerwala
Togram
Ingram
Lion County
Bohemian mining men plan new smelter site near Wildwood
M. C. Warner and Earl H. Church of Bohemian Mining and Ketlning, recently incorporated, returned from the Bohemia mines with the plan to locate a smelter about 900 yards above the Red Bridge at Wildwood. Furnaces and machinery are being built in San Francisco, with building work to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Warner
Earl H. Church
Bohemian Melting
Bboard
Bohemia Mining
Red Bridge
Wildwood
San Francisco
Reunion Ends at Lane County Veterans Meeting
The Lane County Veterans Association held its annual reunion with officers elected for the coming year. President John Ingham presided, minutes approved, by laws adopted, and a motion carried to hold the next meeting in Eugene in June. Resolutions praised President Roosevelt and expressed support for government policy and the Philippines. A large crowd gathered for the campfire event at the opera house with speeches and musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Veterans’ Resoecion
John Ingham
Qcomrede Miller
Courate Miller
Lincoln
Miller
Logham
Meenolde
Jennings
Shelley
Verington
W H Lincoln
H L Ren
J M Shelley
Frank Reieve
Lingolp
Eugene
Qelon
Roosevelt
Lane County Veterans’ Association
Philippines
Opera House
Jobo Logham
Grif
Hillegas
Hopkins
Chapman
Therapeon
Misa Pearl Davia
Roy Pope
Gossett
Con
Harry Hopkins
Fourth Regiment
At the Cannery Daily Gearc Jape lt
The Allep cannery today employs about 30 girls and a number of men and boys to begin canning berries. Canned preserves will be shipped to Chicago in gallon cans and then bottled for sale. After strawberry season ends, work will start on the cherry crop slated for canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allep
Beries
Chicago
Circuit Court disposes cases in adjourned term
Daily guard Jane and Judge J W Hamilton arrived from Roseburg for an adjourned circuit court term. Disposed cases include defaults, judgments, injunctions, and divorces with several matters continued or dismissed. Notable entries list quiet title actions, damages, and foreclosure proceedings. The session adjourned after 3:80 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
J W Hamilton
Roseburg
Jane Wrm
John Whitesker
D Mischler
Albert Z'niker
Albert Z'niker Ve W R Whipple Sed Thomas M Huot
Hunt
F Baker & Co
Della Ewer and
FM Gum
G McLeod
Clyde D Lloyd
Lane County Mining Co
Blue River Mining Co
Herman Rudolph
Booth Kelly Lumber Co
Helen J Ebbert
James E Evbert
Bushnell
Mre
MJ White
Carrie Weaver
Peter Weaver
The
California & Oregon Land Cova
F Guiley
Riley Garten
J R Giletrap
Harriet E Sladden
P Sladeen
Pitt
Aona Pohl
John Pohl
Hardy
David Onerry
Edith B Linton
John Brown
John
Dr Williams J McDaniel Killed by Electric Car
Dr Williams J McDaniel a longtime Portland physician and Polk County native was fatally struck by a City and Suburban electric car on Williams avenue at 6 36 am while en route to attend a patient. Deafness hindered his hearing the approaching vehicle. He was born February 9 1855 in Polk County Oregon and graduated from State University in 1880 and Jefferson Medical College in 1883. He practiced in Yamhill County before moving to Portland where he spent 14 years in medicine. He was a Baptist from age nine and married Julia Adame in 1880. they had three children, only one living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williame J McCanie
Williams Avenue
de WJ McDaniel
Polk County
Oregon
State University
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Yamhill
Portland
Baptist Church
Mie Juila Adame
Meprono
The
Christian Church
E M Patterson
Rev Patterson
Medford
Eugene
State University of Oregon
Bing
Perco Ie
Cit
Kev Patterson
Mises
Amy G Powel
Astoria
Those Eliot
U O
M H Eaton
Union
Allen Eaton
Morton
E P Lewis
A Chick
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hettich
Salem Statesman
Wm G Martin
Florence
Salem
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star
Prot Martin
Carey F Martin
R-form
Schod
Sapt
Hendricks
JUNCTION NEWS finds new tenants and local happenings
W P Christensen leases the Ehrman corner for five years and begins building a 20240 foot grocery store. LT Nickliie buys the Harp residence, to occupy after Montgomery's vacate. A faithful dog is cared for after four days under a wagon. Eugene orchestra to lead Fourth of July ball at the opera house. Laurel Home Circle and others announce new officers. Rev E M Patterson to pastor Christian church, arriving with wife from Eugene to Medford this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W P Christensen
Ehrman
Nickliie
Harp
Montgomery
Nicklin
Jobo Darmeon
WCTU
Lewis and Pitney
This
Burt Miller
LC Skeets
Eugene
Laurel Home Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Mra
JM Nichole
Anna Pitney
Mabel Keene
Mixes Anos Ogleby
Minta Kaiser
Dr Oglesby
Mary Millorn
Ella Speer
Emma Love
F Ricks
Mrs Sloan Injured In Runaway At Maccabee Picnic
A Goshen telegraph report says Mrs Arthur Sloan was thrown from a buggy during the Maccabee picnic when a frightened horse ran away after a train. De W Harris departed at 4 15 PM to tend to her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Arthur Sloan
de W Harris
Maurer Names Whiting for Sign Painting Work
A Portland paper notes the attorney general’s main duty is drawing a salary and endorses abolishing the office. Meanwhile jeweler J A Maurer engages Whiting to paint new signs, and a separate item mentions a 23 pound fleece of wool from Harrieburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Maurer
Whiting
Dauber
Robert
Harrieburg
Portland
Daily notes of visitors and travels around Oregon towns
June entries from a local paper list numerous residents and travelers arriving or leaving Corvallis Creswell Eugene Cottage Grove and nearby places. Notables include Miss Lillian McElroy James McGee and Robt Hayes with movement between Salem Portland and the McKenzie region. Various attendees and relatives visit for commencements revivals and business with occasional rail depot mentions and a Eugene liquor store purchase.
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Robt & Evens
Mre
L Jackman
Creswell
Lew Powers
McKenzie Bridge
J W Hamilton
Rosebore
Jesse Bounds
Juile
Frankie
Cottage Grove
Hon
H E Ankeny
Portland
Miss Beeler
8 P
Calif
Robt Hayes
Overton
Iron River
Michigan
John Edmuneon
Goshen
Misa Bue Mishler
Aurora
JM Howe
Ida Nofflager
Linn County
CD Combs and Son
Eugene
Socialists Rally as Election Buzz Persists
A terse political note describes Socialist supporters optimistic about gains after a recent poll but notes a personal rivalries and family dynamics. Mentions Mrs Cole’s apparent progress and a county clerk candidate claiming strong support, with a forecast of future voting influence.
Oregon City Personalities and Local Happenings
Courier Herald reports university students Fred Warner and cousin Charles returning home from the University of Oregon with a quick ride. Roy Kelly and Morton Latourette also back from campus life. Miss Zida Goldsmith and niece Meta Goldsmith visit Eugene sisters. Miss Anna Grimes visits. Miss Mary Emmerick weds Guy Lane at Catholic parish. Prof Steele stereopticon show at the opera house under Woodmen of the World. Newly elected county officers to begin July 7. state officials take oath Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Courier- Herald
Fred Warner
University of Oregon
Charles
Roy Kelly
Mise Zida Goldsmith
Eugene
Misa Meta Goldsmith
Mire Bullock
Goldsmith
Morton Latourette
Anna Grimes
New residence contract awarded on West Eighth Street
D E Yoran awarded to Wm H Alexander the erection of a new residence on West Eighth Street near Lincoln. The structure will be a story and a half high with eight rooms and cost about 1460 dollars.
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D E Yoran
Wm H Alexander
Weat Eighth Street
Lincoln
FOUND DEAD G W Adkins AT JUNCTION
Special to the Gann Jaxcrion Crry June 14 G Wad kins found dead in bed at his Main street home yesterday afternoon He was a widower living alone Neighbors noticed his absence in the morning and pried door open to find him dead Likely heart failure at night He was 72 years 8 months 9 days and leaves a daughter Ida who lives with J T Kirk Interment at Luper's cemetery Sunday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaxcrion Crry
Mr Adkins
Luper’s Cemetery
Stephens Dies At Noti Valley From Stomach Cancer
Noti Valley resident 8 Stephens died at 1 30 this morning after two weeks of vomiting a black substance unable to retain food. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 at Stephens cemetery near his late home. A life sketch will appear later.
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Daily Guard
Stephens
Noti Valley
Eugene
Court House News Real Estate Transfers and Mining Claim
Mortgage transfers list several property deals including M H and Myrtle M Kneble to Gay Lowe for Lot 8 Block 1 Shelton’s addition, and Herbert E Walker to Jennie Smitson for multiple lots in Springfield. Other transfers include H 8 Thompson to Samuel Smith for 201.94 acres and Francia N Canfield receiving 5888 37 acres. Mining location notes H T Dow locates Free Loan claim in Bohemia mining district.
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M H
Myrtle M Kneble
Gay
H T Dow
Bohemia
Bargain Near Town 24 Acres Seeks Quick Sale near Eugene
Twenty four acres with seven acres of fine fruit and remaining cultivated land. Includes water, a five room plastered house, a barn, cattle, horse, wagon, harness, plows, tools, and furniture. Crop and garden, fruit, grains, hay, potatoes. two miles from post office Eugene Oregon. Sold at once for 2500 dollars. Inquiries through GUARD office or John Bodine on place, near Eighth Street route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Oregon
John Bodine
Eighth Street
Virulent Cancer Cured and Regional Appointments Noted
An Elizabeth West Virginia druggist touts Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amica Salve as a cure for incurable cancer, claiming an elderly patient was saved. The notice also lists Central Oregon Normal School regents appointment in Drain with terms ending 1903.
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G W Roberta
Elizabeth
DeLano
Arporntep
Gov Geet
Central Oregon Normal School
Drain
Ben D Boswell
Boswell Springs
Joseph Lyons
Yeateh
Cottage Grove
J 4 Black
C D Drain
W W Kent
RA Booth
Married in June with Justice of the Peace officiating
On June 9 1902 at Edward Crawford’s residence James Lemon wed Nina E Ritebey with Justice Wm G Jadline officiating at Fairmount. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Bert Smith at the corner First and Jefferson streets Eugene this morning weighing twelve pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Crawford
Jawee
Lemon
Nina E Ritebey
G Jadline
Fairmount
Boks
Bert Smith
First
Jefferson Streets
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England
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Lowa
Sarcamp
Cay
Ayers
Orville Poetpa
Gleith
Mexico
War JJ Swazy
Geo Mavareley
Lot
D Fionerty
Sam Mrow
Weffenbacker
Maine
John Pryor
H Liegae
Cole
McMurry
CC Hammond
Moon
Arour Haoie
Henry Dreese
Myron Johnson
John Sohmaatz
Circuit Court
Hamilton
DR McDaniel
Veolog
WJ “McDaniel
Helen Johnson
Lillian McElroy
Corvallis
Wm Martin
James McGee
Eda Fisher
Dalles
Nica Ostrander
A J Armstrong
Elmira
Myrtle Creek
Hons Moran
Masonic Grand Lodge
Walter Shelley
Porte Lxod
Roy Roy Lakin
Misa Lizzie Hackney
M O Wroer
Pew
Otto Roberts
Marion Calloway
McKenzie
Ts Robt Mann
Couer d’ Alene
Idaho
Mra Masterson
Louis Vitus
Mra Cole
Mary Emmerick
Guy Lane
Heutgen
Crenwell
Catholic Academy
Prof Steele
Woodmen of the World
G W Adkins
Beg
Junction
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