A Crime and Its Punishment
Four thousand men and boys witnessed a lynching four miles from Wilmington Delaware as a Black man was burned at the stake after attacking and murdering a seventeen year old white girl. The incident follows similar mob violence in Ohio and Illinois and reflects broad sectional anger over inadequate official punishment. The piece argues sentiment is identical across regions and notes mobs arise when laws fail to deter such crimes.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Ohio
Illinois
Northwest Door consignment travels ten thousand doors west
A Portland firm ships ten thousand doors of fir hemlock and cedar on consignment to South Africa, a voyage spanning thirteen thousand miles. Meanwhile Portland journalists joke that Derby Day winners were dressmakers, and Russia criticizes Belgrade events while serfs and officials clash over liquor laws. A tale from Hood River notes a destitute Indian man selling spirits, and Oregon history recalls cattle movements and early Lane County settlement origins.
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Northwest Door Company of
Portland
South Africa
Southern Pacific Holds the Key to Timber Trade
The Portland Timberman says the Southern Pacific Railroad weighs a rate for taking Willamette valley logs to Portland. A fair rate could spur large business, but the railroad may prefer local manufacture to limit competition from Northern Pacific and Great Northern for long hauls east.
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Portland
Saya
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Willamette Valley
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railroad
Great Northern Railroad
New Patent Remedies Promised for Chronic Kidney Disease
Readers confront a dire medical claim about incurable chronic kidney disease yet are offered Falten compounds and other drugs advertised to cure many cases. The piece lists physicians’ doubts and mentions proffered treatments, patents, and the idea that some compounds claim to reverse kidney damage while critics warn of overstatement and unsafe hype.
Personal notices from the Daily Guard social page
Crow from Crow today. Ivan McQueen arrives from Lorane. Robinson returns home. Mrs. James Moore travels to Dallas. Norris Humphrey returns from Tillamook. Mabel Poill and Myrtle Green attend Turner convention. D W Tifford and wife guests of Prof. Rick Dearborn. Cheater Starr leaves for Brownsville funeral. Alice McKinlay and Muriel visit Salem. Dr. and Mrs. D E B Penland in Albany. Mrs. S Cole leaves for Salem. Miss A Whitley heads to Portland for Teachers’ Association. Prof. Dempster ships to Portland. Leone Kays visits Oregon City then Portland. Mrs. Dr Friedel goes to Portland. Miss Katherine and Miss Ida Patterson attend State Teachers’ Association in Portland. Miss Ruby Farrington to Junction City for week with Pitney family. Mrs. B H Miller and Mrs. A Brown travel to Portland. Miller attends W R C convention. Robt. Glen of Portland, veteran newspaperman and miner, travels to Eugene then Blue River mining district for Portland party. Rev. Harry S Templeton, ill in Brownsville, improving. W W Tomlinson leaves for Woodburn. will join Tom Hawthorne to Ontario for summer surveying work.
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James Moore
Dallas
Norris Humphrey
Tillamook
Mabel Poill
Myrtle Green
Turner
D. W. Tifford
Wife
City
Rick Dearborn
Alice McKinlay
Muriel
Salem
Mre
D. EB. Penland
Albany
E. J. Penland
S. Cole
Mis
Whitley
A. Whitley
Portland
Teachers’ Association
Prof. Dempster
Druin Normal School
Leone Kays
Oregon City
Dr. Friedel
Joseph Wetherbee
Katherine Patterson
Ida Patterson
State Teachers’ Association
Ruby Farrington
Junction
William Pitney
B. H. Miller
A. Brown
W. W. Tomlinson
Woodburn
Tom Hawthorne
Ontario
Oregon
Notable Visitors and Residents Seen in Portland
A roundup lists Horace McKinley, Stephen Smeed, H. L. Renn, Kola Neis, Fd Ellison, K. F. Chapman and wife, Judge Hl. R. Kincaid, Miss Marie Ware, Attorney G. PF. Skipworth, I. A. Barden, Mrs. A. Calkins, Chester Murphey, Miss Carrie Rankin, Misses Kate and May Mouire, Mrs. Belle Eastland, Mrs. Addie Bangs-Dillard, Gustavus Hodes, Dr. Rice, PF. N. Libby, Albert Walker, Mrs. Laura Bradley and daughter, Mrs. Stuart Mateer, Miss Norma Hendricks, Miss Myrtle Ensley, De. JS. Dale, Mee. A. C. Jennings, all noted as visiting or commuting between Portland, Eugene, Salem, Albany, Seattle, Tacoma, Bloomington and Iowa during the day or today.
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K. F. Chapman
Portland
Hl. R. Kincaid
Marie Ware
G, PF. Skipworth
Junction
I. A. Barden
San Francisco
A. Calkins
Mike Gross
Chester Murphey
Salem
Stanford Universty
Carrie Rankin
Seattle
Kate
May Mouire
Hovey-Burden
Belle Eastland
Women’s Relief Corps
Addie Bangs-Dillard
Gustavus Hodes
Corvallis
Clem Hoden
Eugene
Albert Walker
Springfield
Laura Bradley
Marie
Rodney Avenue
Stuart Mateer
Norma Hendricks
Myrtle Ensley
E. J. Crewa
Monroe
Washington
Stevens
Lane County Sunday School Association Meet at Elmira
The fourteenth annual Lane County Sunday School Association convened at the Baptist church Elmira Oregon on June 10. Devotional services and essays highlighted the program with Miss Anna Crain and E C Heebe among the noted workers. Officers were reelected and Coburg chosen to host next year’s gathering with about ninety attending and a daily basket dinner.
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Lane County Sunday School Association
The
Baptist Church
Elmira
Oregon
M. E. Bollman
St. John
W. D. Winans
Salem
Mra. M. D. Mitchell
Eugene
Cora M. Gilson
A. J. Bushnell
Junction City
Wm. Pitney
Reve. Winans
Knott
M. D. Mitchell
Miss Logan
W. M. Pitney
Zamwalt
Wheeler
Bradford
Hill
Pitney
Coburg
Goshen Items Chronicle Local Shifts and Visits
June 21 Goshen notes report Miss Smith of Halsey visiting cousin Miss Ruby Smith in Goshen. Mrs. Addie Carthrae moves to live with sister near Junction. P. Co. foreman Krugar moves into Wm Stewart house. Raleigh Roney runs store and post office. Hopyards look fine after rains. Mrs. Andrew Miller of Dexter visited Goshen. T S Hunsaker did business in Goshen. Goshen lacks a blacksmith. Cartrae leaves for Orange California.
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Miss Smith
Halsey
Ruby Smith
Addie Carthrae
Richard Robinson
Junction
Krugar
Andrew Miller
Dexter
T. S&s Hunsaker
Zion
Nasby
Natron News June visitors and local updates
Lester Custer of Albany visited his grandparents in Natron while Citizens attended Children Day exercises in Jasper. Charles Taliafero of Wagner's sawmill Lyons is visiting home. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Keeney on June 7 1903. Mother and child doing nicely and the father visits Goshen often. Charles Austin came from Eugene with trout, Mrs. J. H. Hamilton of Goshen visited Natron, Mrs. Goyeau from Mt. Glenn called in, and James Crow a brakeman carried trout home from Sunday fishing. Question raised about the local sawmill project.
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Natron
Lester Custer
Albany
M. B. Taliafero
Jasper
Charles Taliafero
Wagner
Lyons
Horn
B. F. Keeney
Goshen
Charles Austin
Eugene
J. H. Hamilton
Goye
Palestine Pointers From Guard Special Service
Palestine notes visit by Mrs Chester Jones and Frank Anlauf from Comstock to relatives near here. Mrs Wm Douglas of Eugene visits Hadleyville friends. Mr and Mrs W L Ford in Eugene for court. Roads near completion and in best condition. Measles prevalent locally. Revs Miller and Bailey to preach at Central on June 21.
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Palestine
Chester Jones
Frank Anlauf
Comstock
Here
Wm. Douglas
Eugene
Hadleyville
W. L. Ford
Miller and Bailey
Central
Shoulder Dislocation In Mohawk Visitor
Geo Fry of Mohawk was in town with a badly dislocated shoulder after an accidental fall while hunting. He jumped onto a log four feet high, slipped, and landed on his right shoulder, causing the injury.
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Geo. Fry
Indian War Pension Granted to Presley Cheshire
Presley Cheshire has been notified by Washington that he is approved for an Indian War veteran pension of 88 per month. He enlisted at age 16 and fought the Indians for several years.
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Pulton
Bo Geife
Perth
Regis Peters
Vitet
Meighi
Matetes
Linn Prag Co
Eugene
Presley Cheshire
Washington
Mr. Cheshire
Belknap Springs Campers Welcome After Renovations
Belknap Springs now ready to accommodate campers with bath houses renovated. A competent party is in charge of operations.
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Belknap
D&wilw
Stable Leased to Warnock at Yates Livery Stables
J. H. Warnock has leased the Yates livery and feed stables at Tenth and Willamette from 5. 5. Spencer. When Mr. Yates moves to East Seventh and Oak he will take charge, conducting only a feed stable separate from W. J. Warrock's feed business at East Eighth and Pearl streets.
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J. H. Warnock
Yates
Tenth and
Willamette Streets
Spencer
Notice to publish legal notices in this paper
If you need administrator, estate, summons, or citation notices printed in the Guard, give your attorney instructions to publish here. Without this, the notice may appear in another paper. You have the right to publish legal notices wherever you direct.
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