Irving Grange Sets Fourth of July Celebrations
Irving Grange will hold a regular meeting on July 2 with Fourth of July festivities planned. Subjects to be discussed include James Whitcomb Riley Huey Fertility to the Soil, Canning Fruit and Vegetables, and The Uses of Concrete on the Farm. An entertainment is planned for July 1, and a large celebration at Lowry's Grove is scheduled with games, races, and speeches including an oration by 5. D. Allen. All granges in the county are invited and the Eugene celebration is not being opposed.
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Irving Grange
Lowry's Grove
Irving
D. Allen
Eugene
Lowry
Polk County Assembly Ticket Endorses Taft Policy
POLK COUNTY Dulles Oregon June 28 The Republican assembly meeting in Dallas praised Taft administration and harmony in politics. All candidate recommendations passed except sheriff with Rice unanimous after Powell’s defeat. Other picks included Smith for clerk Teal for commissioner Castle for treasurer and Chapman for coroner. University of Oregon summer school enrollment expected to break records, with registrations rising toward a hundred. Eugene to Springfield trolley line twenty minute service began with smooth runs except around the ball game.
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Falls City
J. L. Castle
Dallas
R. L. Chapman
Eugene
Springfield
Turner Camp Meeting Opens with Record Turnout
Turner Oregon June 27 The twentieth anniversary Turner camp meeting of the Oregon Christian Missionary convention opened with the largest attendance in the group’s history. Delegates from all parts of the state filled the Turner tabernacle as a ten day program was announced. A. W. Shaffer of Walla Walla led the chorus and J. A. Mohorter of St. Louis spoke as one of the first major addresses noting progress and giving a brief history of the organization. The Bible school drew crowds Sunday morning and the annual report showed church additions totaling 13 297 for the past year followed by services led by Rev Albyn Esson of Albany urging better state outreach from eastern readers. Large crowds gathered for afternoon and evening services as leading speakers attended throughout the day.
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Oregon Christian Misdionary Convention
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Waah
Albyn Esson
Albany
Thomas G. Picton
Tabernacle
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Quick Catarrh Cure
Advert exploits Hyomei inhaler touted as a life lasting device for curing catarrh sore throat colds and coughs through antiseptic vapor. Claims include two minute relief a money back guarantee and nationwide sale with a sample booklet offer from Hyomei Co Buffalo NY.
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Eugene
Hall Drug Co
Hyomei Booth
Hyomei Co
Buffaio, MB
Teddy Cunt Me Unt Gott. A Revision of Harper's Weekly
A humorous poem from Harper's Weekly presented as a revision about Teddy and God. It questions authority and language with playful verse, naming Teddy as the source of knowledge and power while reflecting on divinity, discipline, and ancient lore. The piece uses exaggerated dialect to critique obedience and control.
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London News and Gossip On Sir Edward Grey's Stand
Special London dispatch reports Sir Edward Grey's defense of Colonel Roosevelt's speech provoking daily reactions in Parliament. It notes Queen Mary and the Regent possibility, King George's health rumors, bridge club activity, and shifts in church and chapel finances. A London syndicate seeks $10,000,000 from wreck recoveries along the South African coast, with Cape Colony records supporting the venture.
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High gold costs push prices up across goods
In St Paul on June 23 President W C Brown of the New York Central rail road argued before the Minnesota Risers Association that rising basic metal prices drive the cost of farm, factory, and mine products. He said economists find that as gold quantities rise, money value falls and wages must rise similarly to sustain purchasing power.
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New York Central Railroad
Minnesota Resikers’ Association
President Madriz Denies Intercept Claim Over Warship
Washington dispatch reports Dr Salvad or Castrillo Estrades representative demanded Secretary Knox order the commander of American warships in Nicaraguan waters not to intercept the steamer Columbia which cleared from New Orleans Friday to deliver munitions of war to Julian Ibas the Madrid commander.
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Sheridan Named New Chief at General Land Office
Washington reports Harry H. Schwartz has resigned as chief of the field service at the General Land Office. James M. Sheridan, currently a special agent in Denver, will succeed him in the post.
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Harry H. Schwartz
General Land Office
James M. Sheridan
Denver
Porter Charlton Extradition Question Dominates Case
New York June 25 The Charlton murder case centers on amnesty and extradition. Attorneys for the father seek custody while Captain Beary Harrison Scoot presses to try Charlton in the United States for the Como crime. Rome notes evidence may influence steps in sending the suspected slayer abroad, potentially resolved through diplomatic negotiation.
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Golden Rule Chief Cleared by Civil Service Panel
Greveland June 3 Fred Kobbler known as the Golden Rule chief of polices was suspended by Mayor Baehr after charges of drunkenness and immorality. The civil service commission acquitted him this afternoon and he will be reinstated at once.
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Fred Kobbler
Ehia
Polles
Baehr
Civil Service Commission
Koller
Kraxberger Heads Rural Carriers In Aurora Event
Franz Kraxberger of Aurora Oregon was elected vice president last year and named head of the Rural Letter Carriers Association at the annual convention in this city. The next session will meet in Eugene on the last Saturday in June with expected growth in membership. The convention was noted as the most harmonious yet with delegates returning home convinced of progress.
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Franz Kraxberger
Reral
Aurora
Oregon
Vxcellent
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Eugene
Cottage Grove Seeks Fees For Fourth Celebration
Cottage Grove Oregon residents and business leaders consider charging a fee to cover the costs of Independence Day festivities after years of city celebrations funded by volunteers. The proposal notes overwork and aims to relieve volunteers while preserving the traditional observance.
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Cottege Grove
Cottage Grove
Independence Day Observances Across Rowe River Valley
Residents in Rowe River Valley plan a large program near Vaughn to celebrate Independence Day with Tuttle of Row River Lumber Co delivering the ovation. A.B. Wood will run two trains to the grounds and London Springs will hold a separate celebration with Rev. Sutcliffe delivering the address and ER. M. Veatch speaking on general advancement and county division.
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Aha County
German Society Picnic Planned at Park West of Town
The German Society of Coteege Greve announces elaborate preparations for an all day celebration at its park west of town. Mr. Venskie, president of the society, will address attendees along with other speakers.
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Mr. Venskie
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Public Buildings Fund Signed and Held for Next Congress
President Tallandy signed the public buildings bill authorizing an expenditure of 22 million dollars but did not appropriate funds. The appropriation will be referred to the next Congress for action. The announcement comes from Washington on June 25.
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Washington
Tallandy
Cross Road Sign Law Revived by State Motive
Oregon Code 4340 requires each county supervisor to erect at highway forks and road crossings a durable guidance board in legible letters. The Oregon Automobile Association seeks to revive the dormant law by sending letters to vice presidents, urging enforcement across districts.
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Big Tim Sullivan Denies Prize Fight Fixed
New York June 24 state senator Big Tim Sullivan says there is no basis for claims the Jeffries Jeannoon fight is fixed after returning from Europe. He notes he holds 71000 of the fight money and 61000 more must be placed in his hands within a day. Reno June 24 delayed by freight wreck Jack Johnson and party will arrive at two this afternoon. He reached the depot three hours late and was taken to a camp near the city.
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Beef trust charges dismissed by federal court
Judge Landis of the United States district court ruled to dismiss the indictment charging restraint of trade against the beef packing company. A new grand jury was ordered to renew the investigation into the packing company’s practices.
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Landis
United States District Court
Porter Charlton Confesses to Lake Como Murder Case
New York June 23 Porter Charlton husband of Mrs Mary Scott Castle Charlton who was found murdered at Lake Como Italy was arrested in Hoboken and after initial denial confessed to killing his wife with a wooden mallet during a villa quarrel He placed the body in a trunk and disposed it in the water An attempted shooting of Police Chief Hayes followed his third degree interrogation Before confession he traveled under the name Charles W Coleman and his claimed associate C K Ispolatoff was denied Charlton said jewels from the victim were found in his luggage and he offered no defense
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Hayes
Charles W. Coleman
Omaha
Elmira celebrates progress with school and plans
June 27 Elmira residents discuss a better town with a strong move to celebrate. A program is set, teachers for district 139 elected, Mrs Howton named principal, and Miss Wilson to oversee the primary. John Bollman plans to return, while Earl Bradford moves to Florence for jetty work as the community grows.
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Stone
Oregon
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Wild
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Brattain Appointed Administrator for Mary Brattain Estate
LL Brattain was today appointed administrator of the estate of Mary Brattain who died on April 10 191. The probable value of the property of the estate is given as $4,900.
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Mary Brattain
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