Oregonian Hypocrisy on Cleveland and party leaders
The Oregonian accuses the paper of hypocrisy in praising a Cleveland led faction while condemning him as a disorganiser. It notes Cleveland’s repudiation by Democratic conventions and argues the Oregonian cannot truthfully claim party influence or unity under his leadership.
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The
Oregonian
Bryan
Cleveland
Wortland
Trath
Mount Hood
McKinley
Oregonien
King Edward's Illness Linked to Appendicitis Expert Says Outlook Bright
Dr Panton of Portland describes perityphlitis as appendicitis and notes recovery depends on progression. Four days needed for certainty. King regained consciousness after operation then slept. Prognosis hinges on absence of systemic disease like gout or Bright's disease. doctors deny constitutional illness.
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Panton
Portland
Portland Journal
King Edward
Bright
Roosevelt Appointee Lineage at Annapolis Examined
A Washington dispatch argues that President Roosevelt favors sons of naval officers for Annapolis admissions. It contends public education and lucrative sinecures already reward fathers, so sons may still fail to excel despite lineage, citing candidates for admission where sons of Rear Admiral Sampson Admiral Philips and General O O Howard did not pass.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Annapolis Naval Academy
Ooutry
Annapolia
Sampson
Philips
O O Howard
Braine
Cedar log v4 halves mill value in western Washington
A cedar log recently cut in a Western Washington mill yielded eleven thousand feet. When cut into shingles it could fetch two hundred dollars, delivered at Paget Boal mills it was worth about one hundred fifty dollars, and when split into siding it would bring over four hundred dollars.
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Tacoma
Moody praised for achievements in state affairs
The Oregonian commends Representative Moody of the Portland Eastern Oregon district for his achievements on behalf of the state though the tone veers toward a fulsome farewell. It notes the paper could have renomined Moody.
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The
Oregonian
Moody
Portland-Eastern
Oregon
Portland Fire Seen From Salem Across Fifty Miles
A fire in Portland Saturday night was visible in Salem, about fifty miles away, demonstrating the event's brightness and distance between the two cities.
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Portland Fire
Salem
Dexter Notes shows local activity and appointments
Dexter notes report June 24 with visits in Wendling and Cloverdale, road repairs, timber business by Kelley company, a buggy accident involving William Tate, school elections at Dexter and Trent, river booming crew preparations for a Eugene drive, and institute attendance in Eugene.
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Opecinl
Dexter
James Pavo
Jeanie Parvin
Manel Williams
Portland
Whey
Templeton
Irene Holt
Wendling
Zion
John F
Geo H Kelley
Booth-Kelly Co
Companoy
William Tate
Lauren Scrivner
Cloverdale
AM Veateh
Trent
Crewswell Public Schools Hold 1902 Commencement
Special to the Journal Creswell June 25 1902 commencement exercises were held June 20 with class officers W J Scharen president I A Scharen secretary Jula W Hughes treasurer Merie E Scott valedictorian class colors tan and cream for tenth grade green and white for eighth. Sayings include Elizabethan readings and solos. Address to class by Pree W H Lee of Albany diplomas presented by A T Grugett.
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Uaard Creswell
Creweill
W J Scharen
I A Scharen
Jula W Hughes
Mesrie E Scott
Clas
Albany
Mearie E Scott
A T Grugett
Clase
W J
Cbaren
Abebaren
Mearie E Bcott
Cheester Noland
Rosa Zinixer
Clara Clark
Roxie L Pringle
Danae Hezton
Hartiey Hawley
Jane van Prooyen
Carl Lebo
Fourth at Walton includes music and readings summary
The Walton event features Wild Cat Band performances and multiple recitations and songs including America and Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. It lists prize contests such as nail driving, pencil sharpening, and beauty contests, plus foot races and a tug of war.
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Rovertsoc
Wild Cat
Clars Taylor
J Athines
Choir
Pes! Devi
Walton Seto
Muaie
Wild Cat Band
Anna Baker
Columbia
Ralph Tylor
Wii
Rise Whiteker
Bong
Bitar Sangied
Bkanver
Muele
Wi1
Oking Young Cous
Sack
Eve Sud
Real estate transfers and marriage licenses listed in notice
Mortgage satisfaction and transfers show B W Baker to Philips Biale covering 580 acres at reference 17 4 W for 9509 dollars. Amanda Patterson to Thomas Condon at East Eleventh and Alder for 1900. Jasper Johnson to James A Stansbie 204 61 acres at 17 RW for 290. E Person administrator to James A Stanebie 264 50 acres at 17 RW for 60. Wm K Walker to Thomas Orr 27 acres at 174 976 W for 125. Marriage licenses shown for Koowlton and Lula McKinney Glenn Stone, L E Adams and Miss App Kort ridge, Stella Adame, M M Gilbert and Miss Kianche Warbington.
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Vinewrice
Fliza Baker
Philips
Mary Z Biale
Amanda
A W Patterson
Thomas Condon
James A Stanebie
K Walker
Thomas Orr
HS Koowlton
Mises Lula McKinney
Glenn Ftone Withere
L E Adams
Mies App &Kortridge
Stella Adame
M M Gilbert
Miss Kianche Warbington
Corvallis Warehouse Fire Destroys Dinges Establishment
A blaze at 3 am destroyed Dinges warehouse west of the Mouthers Pacific depot in Corvallis. The building housed wagons and machinery of Fo vnges and stored about 12,000 bushels of wheat, largely owned by Dingres. Damages were set at $1,000 with $500 insured by Oregon Fire Riot and $1,000 more by Northern Insurance Company.
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Bicfly
Dinges
Mouthers Pacific
Dingre
Orvallis
Thomas H Cooper
Oregon
Northern Insurances Company
Bonus Due Notice From Willamette Valley Woolen Co
A committee of business men reports the Willamette Valley Woolen Manufacturing Co has fulfilled its contract and subscribers are notified that bonus subscriptions are due and payable at the First National Bank within ten days from June 24, 1902. Signatories include JH McClung, Eakin, McMurphy, Donn, Phenley, Wilkins.
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Wagnon
Willamette Valley Woolen Manufacturing Co
Eaid
Firet National Bark
Eakin
R Mc Murbphey
FF Donn
JM Phenley
F M Wilkins
Real estate offered near Eugene on the Willamette River
147 acres on the Military road 26 miles from Eugene six miles from Lowell with 70 acres bottom land 12 acres cleared the rest timbered good house with four rooms an empire house and barn willing to trade or sell at a bargain contact Vrs Hw Gardner on First Street between Jefferson and Madison or address Ty F Gooch Eugene Oregon
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Eugene
Lowell
Willamette River
Gardner’s
First Street
Jefferson
Madison
Oregon
Creswell News Special to the Guard
Creswell June 26 haymaking time is here and the farmers are busy Mrs Martha Stanton who has been visiting at Cottage Grove for the past month has returned to Creswell The Creswell madsy school gave a fine exhibit last Saturday in Mora’s grove east of Creswell A good program was rendered and a large crowd was present The Creswell public school closed last Friday Mr A Trugett was principal Mrs Bracy was intermediate and Anos D Howe was primary teacher
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Martha Stanton
mt \ottage Grove
O Creawe
Creewell
M.ra
Creswell
Alice
A Trugett
Mra Bracy
Anos D Howe
Roseburg Streets Improvement Underway
Roseburg June 26 Active opera tion ward the improvement of Roseburgs streets have now been commenced and will be pushed right along not the present contract le completed With well graded and surfaced trees and cement crossings and suitable gutters Roseburgs male thoroughfares will be equal to any to the state Contractor Blakely and local people seem eager to have the work done well which from present indications will be accomplished.
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Rosepura
Operaione T Ward
Romburg
Koseburg
Blakely
Notice for Iowa meeting at Frank's Hall
Notice to Iowans calls all Iowa residents to meet at Frank's Hall on Monday night June 90 at o oclock to organize an Iowa Association. The request emphasizes collective action and local civic participation.
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Iowa
Frank's Hall
Robbery at Albany Depot Echoes Tracey and Merrill
At about 130 in the night two masked men with rifles robbed the Albany depot staff including the eightman and John Turner. They looted lunch from the operator, then held several men at gunpoint before fleeing in darkness. Witnesses compared the robbers to Tracey and Merrill.
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Merils
Tracey
Albany
Bouthero Pacific
John Turner
Merrill
For Rent Stock Sod Fruit Ranch Near Walterville
For rent a stock sod fruit ranch on 50 acres with 10 acres in orchard. Location about one mile west from Walterville, Oregon, near E.M Bowermar address. Contact for details and terms.
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Walterville
Cailon
E.M Bowermar
Oregon
Prince of Wales poised to succeed if Edward dies
If King Edward dies in his present illness the Prince of Wales George Frederick would be crowned as George V. He is in his late thirties and has long been viewed as a capable man of intellect and power.
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Edward
George Frederick
Wale
Ana A'Yle
George V
Auction Sale Near Coburg on Saturday June 28 1902
Auction notice for sale of farm and garden tools and equipment at a location one mile west of Coburg on Saturday June 28 1902 at 10 o clock. Items include Walter A Wood mower O boro binder Noll elder hay rake Oliver churn flow McOberry drill Soler Lrolting cotter horse carts and more. Terms state cash under $10 costs on delivery and a $10 note or two months credit with 6 percent interest if approved. Samuel Taylor.
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Ny Place
Coburg
Pa li
Whitman
Walter
O. Boro
Noll
Elder Anittl
Oliver Enilen
Samuel TayLo
WRC Meeting Scheduled at Frank's Hall Friday Evening
The Women s Relief Corps members are asked to meet at Frank s Hall on Friday evening June 27 at 8 o clock. J M Pratt the Department Commander of the GA l will be present. A Mitcea PO.
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Women's Relief Corps
Frank's Hall
J M Pratt
GA l
Chittum Bark and Wool Buy Offer in Waandere
Auction notes tell buyers bring chittm bark and wool to Waandere Eugene for top cash price. Also reports marriages at 46 Willamette Street Eugene Rev B F Richardson officiating. Couples named Gibert Warbington wed. Kisinger ill with smallpox. Woodlawn Fourth of July picnic planned. and local ads for farm equipment and remedies.
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Waandere
Eugene
Marrifd
M M Gibert
Blanche Warbington
Pleasant Hill
JT Buchanan
Willamette Street
F R.chand
Makarep
lIo Eugen
JC Richardson
You Know What You Are Taking When You Take Grove's Testof
An OCR fragment notes Grove's Testof Chilula with iron and quinine claim in tasteless form. It references a Eugene birthplace line and names Mr and Mrs Gion Frege, then irons. The readable text is incomplete and garbled but centers on a tonic bottle label and iron content.
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Grove
Produce ad seeks top prices for eggs butter and chicken
Local ad from Seattle Produce Co offers the highest cash prices for chickens eggs and butter. Advertisement mentions West Side Street and Puget Sound area. notes cash payment and prompt service for area farmers.
Woodchoppers and Weedehonjers Seek Jobs and Gear
A confused notice lists woodchoppers and weeders seeking work on Fiver road and Jonetiar address. It mentions Growta Tasteless Coills, malaria medicine claims, and cheap conch-band mowers. Also references a steamer from Cape Nine with large passenger lists and a feared Arctic fate.
County Clerk Distributes Election Certificates Across County
County Clerk Lee oversees issuance of certificates of election to 41 precincts 54 road districts and 160 offices plus the county officer. Justices and constables per precincts and supervisors per road district will each receive their certificate.
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Lee la
Cottage Grove Couple Wed in Justice of the Peace Ceremony
Makairy LFE Adems and Mice Anothertridge of Cottage Grove wed yesterday in a Justice of the Peace service. The newlyweds returned to Cottage Grove to begin married life together.
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Makairy
LFE
Mice
Cottage Grove
Hoon
Mice of Justice of the Pesce
Desks Installed for Mal Carrier Office Upgrade
Fins Dexxke Day and Heoderson completed three desks to be placed in the post office for the Mal Carrier service. Glenn Chessman and Citaten D Chorpening oversee the project as free daily delivery becomes available for the eatable bed.
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Fins
Day and Henderson Undertakers and Embalmers Cor Willana
Day and Henderson Undertakers and Embalmers operate at the corner of Willana Seventh, offering funeral services, hearse rental, and embalming, inviting inquiries from families seeking arrangements and care.
Woop Warren At Guakp Office Seeks Word Cords
A brief item notes Woop Warren seeking a few cords of word at the Guakp office on a cube ription account. The fragmentary notice mentions a request related to a local office and filled printing or binding task.
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Woop
Warren
Guakp
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