Early Eugene Indian Sites Marked With Monuments
Proposals by Miss Anna Whiteaker and University supporters to mark ten historic Indian sites in Eugene. Plans include placing tabs on a Skinner cabin column and a cherry tree on West Sixth and Lincoln. Dedicatory events and committee members named, with work aimed for July 4 completion.
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Pro- Young
Anna Whiteaker
Eugene
Skinner
Skinner Cabin
Green
Butte
Idaho Campbell
Columbia College
Pill
West Sixth
Lincoln
Eugete
Fourth of July celebration at Eugene on the McKenzie
The town of Eugene eight miles from the McKenzie river plans a July 4 program with a parade and music by a band. Rev. Wm. Platt will deliver the welcome, joined by Dorris Magness and Mrs. Jesse Edmiston for songs, with L. M. Travie and Edna Bertsch leading choirs. Prizes for greased pole and pig, races for children and a dance in the afternoon cap the festivities.
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Jillage of
Uncertain 1906 Death Notice From Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions June 10 1906 and an individual named Lala, with references to Samuel Conrad and small items. The legible parts describe a death or medical context, but key names, places, and actions are incomplete or garbled.
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Lala
Samuel Conrad
Harris Grants Temporary Injunction in Lane County Case
Judge Harris grants a temporary injunction barring the county court from declaring prohibition in Lane County during the lawsuit. The case proceeds to final hearing later this term in circuit court with arguments heard from both sides.
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Harris
Lane County
Tom Young Escapes From Penitentiary
Tom Young, sentenced in Lane County two years ago to four years, escaped from prison guards while working on the road near Salem yesterday and has not been seen since. A reward is offered. Young stole harness in Eugene and was captured near Oakland by Sheriff Fred Fisk after a long chase. He had a rifle ready to resist, but fatigue halted the pursuit. he possessed a stolen team and wagon from Portland and the Eugene harness sets.
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Tom Young
Lane County
Salem
Ure Young
Eugene
Oakland
Sherif Fred Fisk
Cep
Portland
Actor Bert Van Cleve Dies After Short Illness
Hert VanCleve, a well known actor born in Albany and living in Eugene, died in North Yakima this week after a brief illness. His father Colonel VanCleve lives in Toledo Lincoln County. Bert recently traveled from California and was described as afflicted by a complication of diseases. He leaves a wife and two sons.
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Hert VanCleve
North Yakima
Albany
Eugene
Colonel VanCleve
Toledo
Lincoln County
Bert
California
Larrison Jumps His Bard Bill In Justice Court
John Larrison a 10 year old youth left Springfield owing Goodman lodging house 21 5 of a board and lodging bill. A warrant was sworn out in Justice Wintermeier's court. Constable Rowland arrested him at Al Lane's Rowland station last night at midnight. He pleaded guilty and received 18 days in the county jail one day per dollar.
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John Larrison
Springfield
Goodman
Birth notices from Elmira Coburg and Eugene
Born at Elmira June 12 1906 to Charles Gershbach and wife a son. Near Coburg June 10 1906 to El win Taylor and wife a daughter. In Eugene June 11 1906 to L K Kennedy and wife a son.
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Elmira
Charles Gershbach
Coburg
Elwin Taylor
Eugene
L. K. Kennedy
Junction City couple wed by justice in office
Married Charles E Howard and Miss An Swift, both of Junction City, by Justice of the Peace Wintermeier in his office at 11 o'clock Wednesday forenoon. The couple returned to Junction City on the afternoon train.
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Charles E Howard
Miss An Swift
Junction City
Wintermeier
Junction
Foreman Order Book Sold At Guard Office
Hopyard owners with a foreman can use a handy pocket sized order book with perforated stub. One hundred orders cost 50 cents. In Brownsville Oregon a runaway horse bolted into Holloway Kospp Co hardware store, broke a shaft, dragged wheels through part of the building, then halted by a mirror.
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Brownsville
Holloway, Kospp & Co
Lane County Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Lane County Medical Society met at Dr J W Harris office with fourteen physicians attending. Dr T W Harris was elected president and Dr Philip J Bartle secretary and treasurer. Dr Wm Knuckeyll gave a talk on his post graduate trip to Enat. Dr B Hosenife recently relocated from St Louis attended and may join. A future meeting June 23 will feature Dr Harris and Dr Selorer describing post graduate work. Members later dined at Hotel smeede.
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Lane County Medical Society
J. W. Harris
Wilkins Block
T. W. Harris
Scciety
Philip J. Bartle
Wm. bKnukeyndill
B. Ho Senife
Im Engen
St. Louis
I. E. Selorer
Kaykendall
Drury Couple In Buggy Crash On Willamette Street
On Willamette Street a ropeway collision with a buggy carried Mr. Drury and wife this afternoon. Drury sustained a cut over one eye and mud injuries while his wife escaped with minor hurts. Earlier a Fogene Transfer Co. dray ran away, struck a light pole, and split. pedestrians narrowly avoided being run down with no injuries reported.
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Willamette Street
Drury
Fogene Transfer Co
Dras
Maurer
Multitudinous 1900s Briefs Include Notables and Rail Plans
Gleaned items report Senator Allison of Iowa in frail health at 77, Chauncey Depew trained by wrestler Mal Joon in White Plains, and Sarah Bernhardt earning 250000 on tour with receipts totaling 1088000. Front Street electric railroad project begins in Portland, three and a half miles, cost about 300000, LA Construction Co. leads with M. K. French president. US Congress votes 101 to 36 to authorize a lock type Panama canal with 25000000 allotted for continued work. Eastern Star officers named locally, and O R N hires W D Larrabee and J E Taylor as engineers at Great Northern. Indianapolis sees John E. Jenkin elected president of the National Editorial Association. Quackenbush’s hardware offers wine, machine oil.
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Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Mal Joon
White Plains
Sarah Bernhardt
America
Front Street
Portland Journal
Los Angeles Construction Company
M. K. French
W. D. Larrabee
J. E. Taylor
United Railways Company
United Brethren Conference Opens Sessions in City
The 53d session of the Oregon annual conference of the United Brethren in Christ convened at Mason Memorial Church with Bishop Wm. M. Bell presiding. Delegates from Eugene Portland Salem Philomath and others attended as committees were named for conference relations devotionals and Philomath College trustees.
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Oregon
Bell
Geo. E. McDonald
Eugene
H. C. Shaffer
Portland
H. Neff
Salem
Rhodes
Philomath
Geo. E McDonald
W. C. Ziegler
Philomath College
FW. Jones
F. H. Neff
Teresa McDonald
P. O. Bonebrake
Bryan Attends Douma Session in lively debate
St. Petersburg June 15 W J Ryan attended the Douma today as deputies grilled the government over the Bialystok fighting. Reports say a Jewish anarchist bombed a Corpus Christi procession killing several, triggering mob violence against Jews and other outrages across provinces. Smirnoff mill, Tala stores burning for three days. Sebastopol express delayed after a peasant attack. passengers unharmed.
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St. Petersburg
W. Jryan
Stockolm
Bialystock
Tia
Tala
Sebastopal
Sebastopol
Japan Earthquake Scientist Sees No Imminent Big Quake
San Francisco June 16 Dr Omri of Japan, regarded as the leading earthquake expert, stated that the light shock felt last night shows the earth is gradually settling and there will not be another violent quake.
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San Franciso
Omri
Japan
Earthquake Shocks San Francisco Night No Damage Reported
A 6.5 magnitude quake struck San Francisco late last night followed by a lighter aftershock half an hour later. No damage was reported, but many residents were frightened and rushed into the streets.
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San Francisco
Pigeons Reach Portland From Roome’s Dispatch
Three of the carrier pigeons liberated by S. Roome arrived in Portland about five hours after release Sunday morning. Three more followed in a little over six hours and one pigeon has not yet appeared.
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Portland
President Roosevelts clash over inspectors bill debate
President Roosevelt admits error over access hours for inspectors and disputes a court revision clause as essential to a robust inspection. Wadsworth contends the bill already guarantees 24 hour access to plants for examination. The House leans toward pressuring the President to accept a stricter, non sham inspection system and to cover inspection costs. The statehood bill is signed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Presi
Dent
HOUSE
Cannon
W Nuither
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Insurance Trust Raises Coast Rates
Oakland June 15 The eighty insurance companies on the Pa vile coast board of five underwriters have raised rates about 25 percent across California Nevada Oregon Idaho Montana Utah and Arizona to recover San Francisco losses. Washington remains outside the board jurisdiction yet the anti compact law is cited as blocking rate fixing there. President Haven notes the law does not permit rate fixing but asserts changes will still occur in Washington.
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Oakland
Pavile Coast
San Francisco
Califormia
Nevada
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Arizona
Washington
Haven
Honor memory of pioneer missionary Jason Lee
Salem public figures educators and Methodists across three states unite to honor Jason Lee the northwests first protestant missionary and founder of Willamette University His remains from Canada where he died in 1835 were interred this afternoon in Salem Oregon marked by tribute reflecting Lee role in Oregon joining the union
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Salem, Or
Dreyfus Case Is Again On Trial
Paris June 15 The hearing for a revision of the Dreyfus verdict opened today Captain Dreyfus seeks to quash the former judgment and presents documents to prove beyond question his innocence of the charges against him.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Eight Year Old Girl Causes Wreck in Macksburg
In Macksburg on June 16 eight year old Mary Kyles confessed to driving a bolt between railway rails, causing a Pennsylvania train wreck that killed one man. The report mentions Quackenbush and Lone and lists hay carriers forks rope and palleyhee.
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Macksburg
Mary Kyles
Kane
Quackenbush
Lone
Nasbys See Varied Pay Changes for Oregon Postmasters
The Post Office Department announced salary adjustments for Oregon postmasters effective July. Increases went to Junction City Lebanon Marshfield Medford Ontario Oregon City Pendleton Roseburg Silverton Woodburn and-Waivo with new yearly figures. Decreases touched Lakeview Moro Sumpter Union. A prior list had Eugene’s postmaster raised to 2000.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Oregon
Junction City
Lebanon
Marshfield
Medford
Ontario
Finn
Oregon City
Pendleton
Roseburg
Silverton
Woodburn
Waavo
Lakeview
Moro
Sumpter
Union
Scadding Elected Bishop of Oregon
The Rev. Charles Scadding of La Grange Illinois was chosen bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Oregon after an eight hour debate at the 18th annual convention held at Trinity parish house Portland The ballot totals were Scadding 14 Clampett 12 and Stack 1 in the final laity vote Scadding 4 Clampett 12 The new bishop born in Toronto in 182 and noted as a liberal church worker and author
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Portland
Charles Scadding
la Grange
Ill
Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Oregon
Trinity Parish House
Scadding
Clampett
Stack
Toronto
Schooners ashore near Golden Gate
San Francisco June 16 The schooner Altha in ballast and in tow for Cous Hay broke her hawser and went ashore a few miles north of the Golden Gate. The steam schooner Thomas Wand towing the Altha also ran ashore. tug Relief freed the Altha and later the Wand. No serious damage. Accident occurred at Bolinas Bay sheltered area.
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San Francisco
Altha
En Gate
Thomas Wand
Bolinas Hay
Wells Begun for Spring Field Water Works
Work has started on sinking all wells for Spring field new water works. Each well will be six inches in diameter and feet deep, with sites near the electric light plant identified for construction.
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Springfield
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