Recital by Mme Schumann Ileir Draws Huge Eugene Crowd
A vast Eugene audience last evening packed the theater to hear Mme Schumann Ileir in a varied program of German French and Italian songs backed by Mrs Katherine Hoffman. The concert showcased her contralto voice and motherly stage presence with Chadwick’s Danza among the popular English numbers.
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Eugene Theatre
Mme. Schumann-Ileir
Chadwick
Katherine Hoffman
Vitellia
Titus
Fads and fashions in New York hats this season
New York fashion notes describe modest changes from last year with brown straw hats featuring velvet crowns and wired mo line bows. Flower trims remain popular with iris tulips roses and daisies forming bouquets while lace hats use ostrich plumes and moline bows. Feather trimmed styles persist alongside plain straw shapes and various straw braids.
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Catherine Mannt
New York
Paris
Fashionable hats described for early summer wear and trims
The article surveys hat styles with velvet brims and crowns in black, blue, and cream Milan straw. It notes turban shapes, velvet trimming, and decorative details like bows, plaques, and flowers. Colors range from blues and old roses to lavenders, with outfits pairing hats to gowns and costumes.
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Milan
Creswell Notes Highlight Local Visits And Lumber Yard Plan
Creswell residents hosted and visited over the weekend with Mrs J W Hatfield of Eugene and Mrs R O Brady. J H McArthur of Minneapolis arrived, planning to help open the local lumber yard with Mr Reynolds. Mrs George B Jones and her son returned to Dakota after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs F A Richardson, with Richardson riding to Portland, then Tacoma and Seattle, back to Creswell Monday night. C H Sedgwick of Manitowoc Wisconsin, VP of A C Bohrnstedt Orchard Co, arrived in Creswell Monday night and will stay several days before returning home to manage the Creswell office of the company.
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J. W. Hatfield
Eugene
R. O. Brady
J. H. McArthur
Minneapolia
Creswell
McArthur
Reynolds
George B. Jones
Dakota
F. A. Richardson
Richardson
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
C. H. Sedgwick
Manitowoc
Wis
A. C. Bohrnstedt
Sedgwick
Manthowoc
Meneger
108 Company
Chronicle
Bal lard's Horehound Syrup advertised cough remedy
An old advertisement touts Bal lard's Horehound syrup for lingering coughs of over two months. It claims relief for coughs colds influenza bronchitis and pulmonary troubles with a 25 50 cent and 1 dollar price. Sold by Dillon Drug Co in the Smeed Hotel building.
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Ballard
Dillon Drug Co
Smeed Hotel
Preventice kindly marketed cold cure tablets
A fragmentary ad touts candy cold cure tablets as a safe preventive against fever and colds. It claims the pills are harmless and effective, sold in pockets or purses for 25 cents by Yer femtons Bren Sree.
Mountains of God sermon series inspires climbers to reach spiritual summits
The tabernacle series draws crowds as Dr Oliver preaches on Gods Mountains Love of God Evolution and Manhood are topics for upcoming sessions He likens Mt Ararat Sal Calvary Olivet and Revelation to stages of spiritual ascent urging removal of baggage and selfishness to reach the top where love and service prevail
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Tabernacle
Dr. Oliver
God
Oliver
Mount
Ararat
Mount Sal
Moses
Jesus
Ture
Aliusnate
Garden
Gethsemane
Ito
Mount Calvary
Lincoln
Calvary
Mount Olivet
John
Jerusalem
Christ
Lincoln's Sheriff Sells His Job and Retracts
Elk City reports Sheriff J. H. Rows attempted to auction his office for 500 dollars to Fred Stanton. Stanton would become sheriff if Rows resigned and the county court approved, but the court did not accept the resignation or appoint Stanton. Rows found himself short of cash and the bid collapsed. County Judge F Bwope also unexpectedly resigned, with a governor-appointed successor already in place.
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Lincoln
Elk City
J. H. Rows
Fred Stanton
Ress
Stanton
Ross
Ross Ile
F Bwope
Financial forecasts warn of a 1912 presidential year crash
Roger Wallaceon predicts a countrywide upheaval in 1912 amid an era of lingering prosperity. He argues stock prices peak after a third of the prosperous years, urges investors to favor banks when markets rise, and sell when markets fall while watching leading stocks. In Brooklyn celebrations, Irish groups mark Robert Emmett's birthday with notable speakers and civic support. The Corn Products Refining Company announces a five cent per hundred pound profit share for year ending Feb 28 1910, down from prior years, amid tariff and import concerns on European fowl and domestic meats.
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L Guard Special Service
New York
Roger Walabeon
Paris
Bryar
Nebraska
Hotson
Habeon
Oor Nenerous Marg
Trishmek
Brooklyn
Robert Emmett
Academy of Music
United Irteh Laatrde
United Irteh Society
Brooklyn Gaelic Bodhly
Irish American Union
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Corn Products Refining Company
London Gossip on Austin Chamberlain and Royal Court Plans
Reports from London describe the young Austin Chamberlain gaining attention as son of Joseph Chamberlain amid debate over his father’s legacy. The King and Queen host a royal court at Buckingham Palace for an official evening. John Burns visits Parliament flood relief sites and praises local response.
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Guard
London
England
Austin Chamberlain
Joe Chamberlain
Young Chamberlain
Great Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
Chamberlain
Buckingham
Huckingham Palace
John Burns
Wuburhe
Parla
Crenelie
Eugene Man Seeks Missing Daughter
A Eugene man asks the chief of police Secrist for help locating his daughter described as tall and weighing 140 pounds. The inquiry notes the man has been seeking her for a year and mentions a girl connected to a person named A. J. ilieh neond of Be Orewon.
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Secrist
A. J
Ilieh
Orewon
Fragmented OCR entry yields unclear event
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks identifiable people places organizations dates or outcomes making a precise summary impossible based on the available material.
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