Teachers Selected for Eugene School Year
Eugene School Directors completed teacher selections for the coming year at today's meeting. High School lists Emma Chase, Emma Wold, Edith Marne, Elizabeth Logan, Kate Wilder, and others with salaries around 40 to 60 dollars monthly. Patterson School names Ida Patterson as principal with grades 7 to 2 and salaries mostly 40 to 60 dollars. Geary School lists EJ Moore as principal and assigns teachers for grades 4 to 7 with salaries around 40 to 45 dollars.
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Daily Guard
Emma Chase
Cates
Emma Wold
Edith
Marne
Elizabeth Logan
Kate Wilid
Ene
Siscesineaet
Ida Patterson
Kate Patterson
Elsie Orcutt
Rosetta Eastland
Lulu
Anna Buok
Lulu Norria
Ollie Weller
Kale Kelly
Saturday Night Fires Touch Doon and City Homes
Two fires reported on Saturday in one day. A blaze in J C Small residence at West Sixth and Washington streets damaged the roof and upstairs while most furniture below was saved. Losses run to several hundred dollars, covered by Continental company through M L Campbell & Co. Fire origin unknown. Also, E J Crow says he has leased two dwelling contracts to Geo Freeman and partners for lots at Eleventh and Willamette, east of High School grounds, two stories high and ready by September, with a third home planned later.
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Daily Guard
Mre Snyder
Doon
Weet
J C Small
Weeat Sixth
Washington Streets
Continental Company
M L Campbell & Co
Will
E J Crow
Geo Freeman
Con
Willamette
Lodging House Opens Behind Eugene Courthouse
Ed Howe now runs the refurbished lodging house behind the old courthouse near the business district in Eugene. The rooms feature new bedding and furniture, offering a quiet stay for travelers and locals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ed Howe
Ninth Street
Coronation Postponed and Murders Stir Port Cities
Special reports from Boston Portland and Seattle reveal a postponement of royal ceremonies a suspect in thirty one murders declared sane a mystery Portland shooting with no suspect identified and a San Francisco murder witness claiming to be Bennett while a man in Port signals a descent into criminal inquiries across the Pacific Northwest and California rich in sensational peril and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Sepro
Wash
Nora Fuller
San Francisco
Bennett
San Fran
Monuments Unveiled by Woodmen and Circle in Oak Hill
Eugene Woodmen Camp and Eugene Circle Women of Woodcraft unveiled ten monuments at Oak Hill cemetery for W P Fisher T K Peters and Mrs Elizabeth Ware. Dr W L Cheshire gave an address, with ritual services by the Woodmen. Peters and Ware monuments were unveiled later at the LOOF cemetery with Rev BF Rowland delivering the address. A MEK church sermon by Rowland concluded the day before a large audience.
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W P Fisher
Oak Hill
T K Peters
Elizabeth Ware
Eugene Camp
Woodmen of
Eugene Cirele
Woodcraft
Oak Hill Cemetery
Feher
W L Cheshire
Peters
Ware
BF Rowland
Mek
Speels
Coburg Merchant Charged Over Worthless Check Loss
A Coburg merchant, W. Vanduyn, reports being out thirty seven dollars in cash and several dollars in merchandise due to a worthless check. The incident involves a smooth stranger who fled with the payment and goods. Local authorities caution merchants to verify checks.
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W . Vanduyn
Coburg
Lane County Leader Harris Seeks Speakership
Lawrence T Harris born in Linn County in 1873 rose from Eugene law practice to deputy prosecuting attorney and Lane County representative. He won the latest election by about 1000 votes over K Hale and now announces his candidacy for Speaker of the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence T Harris
Lane County
House of Representative
Me Harris
Linn
University of Oregon
Harrie
University of Michigan Law School
Eugene
K Hale
Timber Reservations Move By Southern Pacific Official
W H Mille, head of the Southern Pacific Co's land department, discusses during a Portland interview plans to arrange several more permanent forest reservations. The remarks indicate a broad aim to expand protected timber areas and preserve forest resources.
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W H Mille
Southern Pacific Co
Portland
Bohemia Railroad Terminal Progress Report
A view of the Cottage Grove and Bohemia railroad terminal yard shows ten miles completed with ten more to finish by mid July. A locomotive bought from the Corvallis and Eastern railroad is on the new track hauling construction supplies as work progresses rapidly.
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Cottage Grove and Bohemia Railroad
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Murder Linked Suspect Sought by Cisco Police
Cisco police seek a man they say is linked to the servant girl’s murder after she was lured from her home. Special to the Guardian, June 24. A Gila monster in transit to an eastern city museum escaped its cage in the express office, causing a panic among workers and building occupants. London notes King Edward’s coronation postponed due to illness after an appendectomy.
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Cisco
Saxta Fs
London
Edward
Coburg Birth Record Noted for I O Goodale in June 1902
At Coburg on June 16 1902 I O Goodale aged 7 years is recorded as the brother of J O Goodale of Balem formerly owner of the Coburg sawmills.
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Coburg
I O Goodale
J O Goodale
Balem
Forged Check Used In Town Suspected Fraud Case
A traveler forged payment in a May 30 incident at Intie sawmill town by using a check signed by G W Overton from Junction City. The cashier, Vanduy n, accepted the bill after a wary glance, then discovered the check bore a forged signature. The swindler, described as well dressed and smooth shaven, fled after purchasing goods and whiskey with the victim’s funds.
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Vanduyn
Lee Teutech elected school director in Pendleton district
The Pendleton East Oregonian notes Lee Teutech's election as a district 16 public schools director as recognition of a valued Pendleton citizen and business figure. A separate brief reports Litt lemore Ingham, three, injured when he fell from a porch suffering a fractured collarbone and chest injuries. doctors attended.
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Teutech
Pendleton East Oregonian
Eugene
Lee Teutech
District No 16
Pendleton
Teutech Isaman
Echoe
Death of Lacy Lord at Irving residence
The 19 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Lord died at her home near Irving on Wednesday from consumption. The funeral is set for Tuesday forenoon at 10 o'clock with interment in Lopez's cemetery. The DCU Micks will conduct the services.
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Daily Guard
Jane
Lacy
Lord
Irving
Lopez's
Woolen Mill Visit By City Committee Informs Progress
A city committee consisting of F E Duno R McMurphey M Wilkins J M Shelley J H McClung and BB Eakie appointed to oversee the woolen mill project inspected the plant this afternoon. Principal promoter HD Wagoon led the tour and explained operations. The panel, though only part of the machinery was running, remains satisfied with progress and notes the mill may be larger than originally planned.
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Eard
F E Duno
R McMurphey
M Wilkins
J M Shelley
J H McClung
BB Eakie
Cit
HD Wagoon
Wagnon
Hotel Eugene to be modernized with new furniture and strict rates
W M Renehaw will lease the Hotel Eugene from Stephen Smeed Aug 15 for years, take charge from N Seger, and run it on strict clean lines with no rooms under $2 daily. $6000 furniture to be purchased, new additions to boost capacity, and plans for 16 iron boxes for the free livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W M Renehaw
Eugene
Stephen Smeed
Seger
Renehaw
Guakpd
Deaths of Mrs Charlotte Priscilla Kester
Mrs Charlotte Priscilla Kester aged 40 wife of L L Keater died in Eugene hospital from a complication of disease at 0 30. She had been in hospital two weeks. Husband L L Keater worked for HoathKelly Lumber Co at Wendling since July and they have lived there since December. They came from Buffalo New York where remains will be shipped for interment. Body taken to J W Kays undertaking parlors and embalmed for shipment.
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Charlotte Priscilla Kester
L. L. Keater
Eugene Hospital
the Hoath- Kelly Lumber Co
Wendling
Kester
Buffalo
J W Kays
Crow Fourth of July Celebrations and Milam's Departure
Crow plans a Fourth of July program with forenoon literary event at 10 o'clock and afternoon contests including potato race three legged race tug of war and baby show. Prizes for prettiest girl and hominiest man. Professor Milam leaves Geary School after a successful year to pursue further studies amid warm friends and colleagues.
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Crow
Professor Milam
Geary School
Milam
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Eugene Guard
Willamette Street
Seventh and
Eighth Street
GARD
Oregon
L Whitson
Henderson
Onder Epen
J . Luckey
C Woodcock
Attorney-At-Law
eouueNk, Obegos
Cheshire
Chrisman Dg
W. Brown, M
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Lewis EK. Bean
LAW
Loan & Saving Bank
Kaygene
Colcago
Port
Bile of Exchange
Dapoadt
TG Hevontoms
SBE
P. Eb, Swonerasa, L. H. Porras Assistant
Lane County Bank
Jusadad
A.@ HOVEY
LG "Olin Cashier
Lhovey
Patterson School
J. C. Small
Parers
Boston
James Toppan
Board of Insanity
Eugene Woodmen
W. M. Vanduyn
L. T. Harris
House of Representatives
S& P Co
Siuslaw
Bohemia
Intie
Mlll
Vandaya
Walle
Heithen
Bank of Juncion City
G W Overton
Cockwel
Jupetion Guy Bank
Mer Vandayo
Mr Overton
Portant
Southern Pacific
Mohawk River
Contam Bowe Broxen
Committee of Citizens Madea
Salem
HOTEL
W M Renshaw
Guakp
Wahington
Ninth
Chamelton
Patterson
Wilmette
Ferry
Clark
Washington
W H Webring
MD Wisdom
State Fair Board
Sive
Messer Webraung
Wisdom
Formah Muale
Fair Board
Salem Military Band
Messia Wehrung
Amos Wilkins
Little Boye
Rece
Rae
Balable
Vasity
Hadeo
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