Justice of the peace fined for out of season deer kill
A Douglas County justice of the peace was fined for killing a deer out of season. The absentee judge is described as an absent minded man who shows awareness of upcoming change after a 20 cent purchase from his last quarter. Fashion guidance suggests wraps and overcoats for late Jane weather. American jockeys are rising in prominence as they prepare for upcoming events. Six of seven events in England were won by their team Saturday.
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Justice of the Peace
Douglas County
England
Flood drains West Virginia region in late June
The piece notes a severe flood hitting a West Virginia section with the season nearing its end. It references a prominent local figure departing to merge business with pleasure and touches on various topical items from royalty to gold flows and science fads, concluding with a broad weather and science aside.
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West Virginia
Chicago man’s gunfire aims to halt clash for peace
A Chicago man who killed a combatant while attempting to stop a fight sought peace through force, but such proceedings are unlikely to gain popularity. The remark reflects the tension around using gunfire to quell violence in public disputes.
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Chicago
Shortage of Tan American Stamps Reaches Demand Gap
The postal department cannot supply the demand for tan American stamps. The Engraving and Printing Bureau can produce 2,500,000 stamps daily, yet requisitions total five million. The shortfall highlights a production and distribution imbalance in the philatelic supply chain.
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Engraving and Printing Bureau
Washington grain inspector predicts record wheat crop
The Washington grain inspector forecasts a record 25 million bushels of wheat this year, though early-season estimates are usually unreliable and subject to change as the season progresses.
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Washington
Government to open public schools in Mahometan islands
The government plans to solve a difficult issue in the Philippines by opening public schools in the Mahometan islands with English teachers who profess the Mahometan faith. Teachers can be secured in Lodia.
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Philippines
Mahometan Islands
Mahomet
Lodia
Census Revisions Stir Suspicion of Taker’s Duty
La Grande base revises census figures by including outside additions and remains dissatisfied. The census taker endures a hard life after completion, viewed with suspicion and labeled a traitor by locals.
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la Grande Base
Indiana youth shoots self over marriage doubt on July Fourth
An Indiana youth fired a self directed shot at his sweetheart on her doorstep after she refused to marry him that day. He survived the incident, and the girl narrowly escaped harm.
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Indiana
Tall
Flagler Applies for Divorce Under Florida Insanity Law
Henry M Flagler, the Standard Oil millionaire, has filed for divorce citing Florida’s new insanity ground. The prominent financier already has two marriages, and this action follows the state’s recent legal change expanding divorce grounds to include insanity.
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Henry M Flagler
Standard Oil
Florida
Flagler
Former Boxer Named Minister to Japan by Chinese Emperor
The emperor of China appoints a former Boxer as minister to Japan. Japan helped suppress the Boxer uprising, making it likely the new minister may not be received at the Tokyo court.
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China
Japan
Tokio
San Francisco Doctor Commits Suicide After Arrest Battle
A San Francisco doctor swallowed carbolic acid moments after being arrested on criminal malpractice charges. He held officers at bay for hours before the fatal act, ending a tense confrontation with law enforcement.
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San Francisco
Portland Woman Surrenders Two Week Old Baby Sale Case
A Portland woman sold her two week old baby to a Chinese buyer and authorities rescued the infant. The incident prompts a claim that white babies sold to Chinese buyers are girls with blond hair and blue eyes, contrasting with Mongol stereotypes.
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Portland
General Cailles Wept During Surrender in Philippines
The cable reports claim General Cailles and staff wept on surrender to General Sumner citing a happy Laguna Province day, but the Associated Press account seems mistaken. It seems unlikely the insurgent general shed tears of joy.
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Cailles
Philippines
Sumner
Laguna
Associated Press
Roaring Gimblet Mine Bonding and Loot Claim Near Girant's Paso
The Roaring Gimblet mine near Girant's Paso was bonded by Sanborn Reess Sutton and three California miners. They removed 12000 from pocket strikes in two weeks. Dr RC Ray then bonded the property but returned it after ten days. The owners resumed work Thursday and earned 3200 from a separate pocket by Sunday.
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Girant’s
Paso
Sanborn, Reess « Sutton
California
RC Ray
Gold find near Big Ben of Snake River steams to fortune
An eastern firm sunk a $3000 pit to 85 feet near l Aayette by the Big Ben of Snake River. Gravel values rise with depth from 8 to 27 dollars per yard, starting 40 feet down and extending over four miles wide and ten long, beneath a four foot quartzite cap. Ground has been staked for sales.
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Snake River
L’ayette
Professor Gordon Resigns as Geary School Principal
Professor Gordon has resigned from the Geary school principalship. He will move to Portland for the summer to prepare for an undertaker business, planning to open exclusive parlors in October above his brother H Gordons store, with the board yet to choose a successor.
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Uolly Guard
Gudon Hes
Geary School
Gordon
Portland
Bincek
Davies
H Gordon
Olson Couple United in Marriage Near Eugene
Mr Jorgeo Olson and Miss Necoline Olson were married Sunday evening June 23 at the residence of Gunder Heraldeon about ten miles west of Eugene, officiated by Rev P LC Hancon. A large group of friends attended and an elaborate supper followed the ceremony with attendants from Eugene including J J Rude M and Andrew Svarverud and P Haugen.
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Jorgeo Olson
Necoline Olson
Gunder Heraldeon
Eugene
P LC Hancon
J J Rude
Andrew Svarverud
P Haugen
Eugene minister earns living as fruit grower and preacher
A Eugene minister doubles as a fruit rancher in a pear and berry town. He labors weekly on the land, teaches his children to work, and on Sundays fills his pulpit. He is described as sane and in good health morally and physically and is identified as Episcopalian.
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Eugene
Salem Journal
Monuments Unveiled at Laurel Hill Cemetery
The Woodmen of the World groups in Eugene and Springfield oversaw the unveiling ceremony of monuments marking graves of R A Delp of Goshen and Chas Stevens of Springfield at Laurel Hill cemetery between Eugene and Springfield. A large crowd attended and J M Williams of Eugene delivered a well-received address.
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R A Delp
Goshen
Chas Stevens
Springfield
Laurel Hill
Eugene
Woodmen of the World
J M Williams
Four young men lease Cloverdale ranch for stock venture
C T Le Ruxer and Go Ts Cle ridge McElroy and Oren Howe of the city have leased the John Seizure ranch of 900 acres at Cloverdale about 10 miles from Eugene. In August they will place on the property about 700 head of sheep along with cattle and goats. The venture promises good returns and appears likely to succeed.
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Ruxer
C.tle
Go Ts —Cleridge McElroy
Oren Howe
John Seisure
Cloverdale
Eugene
Turtle Climbs Skinner's Butte Surprises Local Guard
A mud turtle was seen near the summit of Skinner's Butte yesterday evening, possibly carried there by Hoys. The creature climbed over dry ground to a waterless area, remaining near the top as a notable wildlife sighting reported by a guard. Separately, J C Gray died in Oakland Oregon this morning at 10. His cousin and family from Eugene plan to attend the funeral tomorrow, traveling tonight by train.
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Torrie
Skinner's Butte
Hoys
J C Gray
Oakland
Oregon
Welock
Eucene
Mra M J Gray
Thos Gray
Dr Gray
General Superintendent Misa Stella Baker Appointed
Misa Stella Baker has been appointed general superintendent for Oregon, Washington and Idaho for the Kellogg Publishing Co. of Chicago. She will depart soon on a tour to establish principal points in her term, and is described as a capable young lady worthy of success.
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Misa Stella Baker
City
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Kelloge Publishing Co
Chicago
Mies Beker
Baseball Sunday and Ramblers clash at Bangs Park
Base ball lovers expect another good game before next Monday as a Fourth regiment picked team will play at Bangs park. From 400 to 600 men in the regiment, a strong squad may be formed and the Ramblers must hurry to win. Personal notices include Mrs L A Bradley and her son leaving for Portland, and Mildred Kreen from Eugene stopping briefly in Salem with the News.
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Ram
Bangs’ Park
Ramblers
Salem
Peksonals
Sa ‘Mo Statesman
L A Bradley
Fuogene
Ptland
Merriam
Wise Mildred Kreen
Portland
Eugene
Treieit
Eugene public school savings bank remarks notice
A note to patrons explains the Eugene public school savings bank hours and locations. Deposits and withdrawals are allowed on July 1 15 August 5 15 and September 1 15 at Mr Schwarz childs back store. Graduates may collect promotion certificates and high school students may obtain grade cards note books and texts from Miss Eama Wold. The writer will be in the old court house Tuesday 11 to 12 for school business and departs for the East at 2 PM returning around September 15.
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Schwarz-child
Schwarzech Il
Eama Wold
Muletree
Old Court House
East
Oregon
Prohibitionist John G Wooley in Portland Briefly
Daily Guard notes June 25 items from Eugene including John G Wooley the prohibitionist visiting Portland, construction work on flood gates, new signs, and various local business updates. Reports on railroad lumber movement, insurance payouts, telephone line work for ONG encampment, and upcoming events at the Tarver convention of the Christian church.
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Daily Guard
John G Wooley
Portland
J H McClung
J O Watts
Oakland
Oregon
Eugene
Bangs’ Park
Te Potin
ONG
Bridge collapse kills six horses near Silver Lake
Gree A Small of Silver Lake arrived in Eugene with a load of horns. While crossing the Hills ar bridge about 45 miles from Eugene, the bridge gave way, sending 12 horses over the rocks and water, killing six and crippling three. Loss estimated at $450. The old bridge, 60 feet long and rotten, had prompted repairs and warnings for years. Small urges the county to pay for the horses killed and injured.
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Gree
Silver Lake
Eugene
Cumcade
Eugee
Mr Small
Small
Twenty-Second Annual Encampment of Oregon GAR Opens
The twentieth annual encampment of the Grand Army of Oregon is convened in Forest Grove and runs through June 28. Approximately 1740 members exist in the state, but attendance is light. Governor Giger is present.
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Forest Grove
Oregon
Sesson
For Sale Items and Livestock From J R YatTeEs
For sale by J R YatTeEs is a mixed listing including one Wood's mower seed wheat two Oliver Chilled plows two wagons opert blacksmith tools one steel barrow one wood barrow several sets of harness five Poland China hogs nine horses weighing 1200 to 1500 each one cook stove one half interest in threshing outfit two buggies two milch cows and other items two humorous to mention.
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J. R
Tailor Ed V Price Company in Chicago opens new room
Ed V Price Company of Chicago announces Upstairs room 7 next to Lane County Bank with JM Howe and Kent as partners. The note lists shop location details and associates in the tailoring firm.
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Ed V Price & Company, of
Chicago
Lane County Bank
Horse Foot Injury at Springfield Monument Event
At Springfield yesterday A W Hackell was between two horses during the Woodmen monument unveiling when one horse kicked his right foot, causing a painful bruise. He limped home wearing an old shoe and remained affected today. A burglar-proof safe ordered from the East via Seattle for First National Bank has arrived and will be installed, with a window to be removed for access. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Miller on South Charlton Street in Eugene.
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Booth-Kelly Co
Sam Goldsmith
Rosenthal, Feder & Co
San Francisco
Cal
Willamette Valley
Sam
The
Christian Churchea
M L Rose
Eugene
J B Lister
E . Sanderson
Presley Comedy
W A Elkins
Ora Ro
Mra Hauseh
Hampton Bree
Timme
Ed Hanson
Ninth Street
Gilfrey & Whiteaker
Perhape
Albany Democrat
Firth Broadalbin
Bard
Albany
Rob Hoban
Mertice Grey
J i Horst
Seoollea Milwat
Seven Devils Country
Idaho
Euge
Springfield
W Hackell
Bruke
Seattle
Fret National Bank
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Samuel Potcher
Fac Smile
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Yukon River
United States
Bears
Tork Cit
Keene
School Savings Bank
Eprrok Guagp
Eugene Public School
Hills Creek
Giger
JM Howe
Kent
St-Paul
National Nurseries
Rochester
Osborne
St Euge
Moon
Moon’s Feed Store
9Th St
Wade
Snell Blcy
Ef Tie Snell
Snell
Barker Gun Works
New England
Eugene Granite and Marble Works
W. W. Martin, Prop
Patel
Med
Masonic Wor
Williams MF . CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Linn Drug Ca
Eureka
ALY eMirec
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Ty Standard OH Company
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VIA
Sheast
Stl
Duluth
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Peiet
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Trird Street
Nervita Medical Co
Cinton & Jackson Sts
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Pes
Oost
Julius Goldsmith
Jupset
Ore
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