Man Dies After Falling Cedar Accident Near Lowell
C P Jacobs, named in yesterday’s Guard as injured by a falling tree at Williams’ logging camp near Lowell, died yesterday afternoon. The 49 year old man from Nebraska was struck by a maple that toppled with the cedar he cut, after hours of unconsciousness. His body goes to Ashland for burial. he leaves a wife and four children. A Fall Creek telephone station opens with J H Kissinger as agent as Pacific States Co lines expand countywide toward Blue River mines and Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Jacobs
Williams
Lowell
Nebraska
Eugene
Ashland
Fall Creek
J. H. Kissinger
Pacific States Co
Weaver
Blue River Mines
Inflorence
Victim Found After Night in Humble Home
In San Francisco an elderly widow Mrs. Emma K Loring was found dead on the floor beside her bed with the body badly decomposed, suggesting death about a month ago. A foul odor noticed by a visitor prompted the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jane
Emma K. Loring
Child Drowns In Cesspool Morning Tragedy In San Francisco
Scripps News Association reports Earl Vermhern aged one year fell into a cesspool two feet deep and drowned this morning in San Francisco. The same dispatch notes the receiver of bankrupt Eppinger wheat shipping firm says creditors likely recover only about ten percent of claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Earl Vermhern
Eppinger Wheat Shipping
Market for our dried fruit discussed in agent note
W E Coman of the Southern Pacific informs Agent Adair that US Consul Ridgley in Nantes reports France’s failed deciduous fruit crop has created strong demand for dried fruits. Merchants seek direct dealings avoiding middlemen at Antwerp Hamburg and Liverpool. Ridgley will receive shippers’ communications to reach interested buyers. Negotiations should open immediately.
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W. E. Coman
Southern Pacific
Adair
United States
Ridgley
Nantes
France
Washington
Antwerp
Hamburg
Liverpool
Albany Howls Over Failing Baseball Team
Albany’s ball club has suffered several defeats and a local paper debates that with home players the team could beat valley rivals. The Willamette Valley league is described as becoming professional, though it began as an amateur arrangement.
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Albany
Democrat
Willamette Valley
Aeap
Last Will of Caspar Rickard Describes Benton County Lands
The Daily Guard notes the probate filing for Caspar Rickard who died recently. Skipworth & Pipes represents the estate with John Rickard named sole executor. Provisions divide the Benton county farm, various tracts, and life interest to Catherine M. Rickard, with final equal shares to Jasper Rickard Amanda J Calvert Sarah A Foster and Susannah Tracer. Estimated estate value around 24,000.
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Daily Guard
Caspar Rickard
Skipworth & Pipes
John Rickard
Benton County
Slagel Farm
Amanda J. Calvert
Wm. H. Rickard
Edward
Bird Rickard
Sam Dolph
Bundy and Herren
Catherine M. Rickard
Jasper Rickard
Sarah A. Foster
Sussannah Tracer
H. L. Rann
J. J. Butler
Pretty Wedding Unites Daisy Dillard and John Patterson
A pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs George Dillard 325 East Eleventh street in Eugene last night uniting Miss Daisy Dell Dillard and John B Patterson. The ceremony was performed by Dr B F Rowland of Humphrey Memorial M E Church in the presence of relatives and friends with a large band serenade and a formal banquet afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
George Dillard
East Eleventh Street
Daisy Dell Dillard
John B. Patterson
B. F. Rowland
Humphrey Memorial
M. BE
Ecbbureh
Gladys Rowland
LeNoir Haines
Mendelssohn
Andrew Svarverud
Chas
Cochran
Lloyd Bellman
Frank Hayes
Misa Carrie Ford
Alphonso Dillard
Little Brownell Frasier
Miss Newmyer
Spokane
Percy Patterson
Roberta
San Jose
Cal
Cal. Miss Newmyer Was Prettily Attired In A Dainty Gown of Pink Muslin de Ecole
Ruby Farrington
Mae Sage
Ealyth Bishop
San Francisco
Fourth Regiment
Ieo. Dillard
Fugene
Patterson
Pacific States Telephone Company
Engagement of Reuben Robin and Lillian Taylor announced
The engagement of Reuben Robin of Junetion City nephew of Wm. Robinson, a pioneer, to Lillian Taylor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Jacksonville, has been announced. The wedding will take place June 31st.
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Reuben Robinson
Junetion City
Wm. Robinson
Addies
Lillian ‘Taylor
Sod
BK. Taylor
Jacksonville
Jane
Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in Eugene
Eugene plans a full Fourth of July program with Eugene and Cottage Grove bands, a Willamette University speaker, expert fireworks, and an athletics segment run by Virgil Earl. Grand marshal P B Snodgrass will name aides. Basebal l games featuring Eugene and Albany teams will draw crowds. posters advertise event across the county and valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Hawley
Willamette University
Virgil Earl
P. BE. Snodgrass
Albany
Ith
Lane's Exhibit Appreciated in Eugene Visit
A. LeRoy of Portland for the Oregon Information Bureau toured Eugene, praising Lane county’s resources exhibit at the union depot. He announced the display is among the best, with plans to add fruit and mineral specimens and ship more immigration booklets to promote county opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
A. LeRoy
Portland
Oregon Information Bureau
Union Depot
Eugene
LeRoy
Lane County
Bureau
Cannery Begins Operation at Eugene Factory
The Eugene Cannery started this season with twenty workers, mostly women, sorting and packing fruit. The workforce will rise to around seventy as the cherry rush begins, starting with early black cherries before Royal Ann. W. G. Allen oversees operations ensuring neatness and quality as production scales up.
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Eugene Cannery
W. G. Allen
New Two Story Brick Building Planned on East Ninth Street
J E Roach and Moon and Tingley announce start of construction for a two story brick structure on East Ninth Street replacing the old Moon and Tingley feed store and the former blacksmith shop. The lower floor will house two stores with Moon and Tingley occupying one. The upper story will be arranged for housekeeping rooms.
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J. E. Roach
Moon & Tingley
East Ninth Street
Sherman Heller
Robi. Pratt
Odd Fellows Give A Hundred At Spencer Butte Lodge
At the Spencer Butte lodge No. 0 J O O F regular meeting last night it was voted to donate 100 to the Lieppner relief fund. The amount was sent to B B Sharon secretary of the grand lodge in Portland to forward to Heppner. Eugene has contributed subscriptions for the flood district near Heppner with over 1000 already sent from here and more expected.
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Daily Guard
Spencer Butte Lodge No
Lieppner
BE. B. Sharon
Grand Lodge
Portland
Heppner
Eugene
Sister of Mrs Darling Dies Telegram From Everett Wash
Mrs F L Poindexter received a telegram from Everett Washington announcing the death of her sister Mrs B D Darling formerly Mrs Mattie Van Skike. Poindexter said she knew nothing of the illness and the news came as a great blow.
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Mra. F
Baldridge and Noffsinger Marry at Local Parsonage
At the M. E. church parsonage on Monday evening June 2 1903 officiating was Dr B K F Rowland. Miss Daisy Baldridge wed W E B Noffsinger and they will reside in Eugene with the Noffsingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
BK. F. Rowland
Daisy Baldridge
W. EB. Noffsinger
Marriage Announcement in Eugene on June 23 1005
In Eugene on June 23 1005 Mr and Mrs H H Geyer announce the birth of a son. This concise notice records the new addition to the Geyer family and the location and date of the event.
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Eugene
Mra
H. H. Geyer
Aon
Hovey Burden Marriage Solemnized in Eugene
The wedding of Miss Carrie Hovey to Mr. Chas A Burden was held last evening at the Hovey home in Eugene with Dr D J Loveridge officiating. The ceremony featured Lohengrin’s march and a bridal party including Miss Eva Roach and Mr F A Burden. Afterward the couple left for Winnipeg and will reside in Huygens with Burden teaching at the University of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Carrie Hovey
Chas. A. Burden
Kimily Hovey
Weat Seventh
Lincoln Streets
D. J. Loveridge
Episcopal Church
Lohengrin
Maury McCormack
F. A. Burden
Eva Roach
Portland
Stella Robinson
Louise Yoran
Ada Hendricka
Burden
University of Oregon
Huygens
House Fire Destroys Home on College Hill
A house owned by Washauer on College Hill burned early this morning around 4 30 o clock. The structure and all contents were destroyed. A nearby wood house and several cords of wood also burned. Water was unavailable as the well pump failed when the fire attacked the well. Probable cause cited as a defective flue. Insurance of 200 was held with Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinnville. Few residents witnessed the blaze at that early hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Ther
Washauer
College Hill
Oregon Fire Relief Association
McMinnville
Harrisburg School Teachers Elected for Next Year
Harrisburg Oregon June 2 At a school board meeting last night the principal and teachers for the coming school year were elected Principal W J Hooker first assistant Hertha Davidson intermediate Luella Brewster primary Minnie Evans all female teachers from Eugene with Brewster and Evans having taught in Harrisburg for several years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
W. J. Hooker
Hertha Davidson
Luella Brewster
Minnie Evans
Eugene
Misses Brewster
Evans
Fire destroys City restaurant in Corvallis blaze
A fire at the corner of Jefferson and Second streets yesterday morning totally destroyed the City restaurant owned by Charles Lederle in the Hemp hill House building owned by Mrs. M A Hemphill in Corvallis Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis, Or
Jefferson and
Second Streets
Charles Lederle
M. A. Hemphill
Hemphill
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Hampton Bros
L Whitson
W L
Cheshire
Chrimcandy
Oregon
W, Brown, M. D, L
Chiianman Bip
Hugh E. Penland
Willamette
Debar
Eugene Loan & Savin
Pearl Street
Main
A. C. Woodcock
L. T. Harris
Woodcock & Harris
Attorneys-At-Law
Chrisman Block
J. J. Walton
P. Ness
Walton & Ness
Offee
Walton Elk
Eugnee
K. Bean
LAW
Eugene Loan and
Paindath
Sencral
E Brown
Osburn
Apaine
Brown, Ron Cashier
M. R. Janney
Brasineas
Chicago
San Fran
T. G. Jricks
Ss. B. Eakin
PE. Snodgrass
L. H. Potter
Max Calof
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
Mormon Church Discipline
Salt Lake
Hanna
Senator Hanna
Republican National Committee
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Ohio
Lane
ODD Fellows
Hovey-Burden
Corvallis
Frank E. Dunn
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