Burglars Loot Gans Store on East Ninth Street
Thieves entered E Hanson's shop at 08 East Ninth Street via skylight and stole over $75 in shoes hats underclothes and various articles. They used a cotton rope to descend and left the store with merchandise, leaving a front door open and a damaged skylight. Police are investigating with no arrest yet.
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Parglars
E. Hanson
Gan
East Ninth Street
Aet
Rip
Tearsters
Gore
Tee
Local Pro Keeps Heat Burnt In Back of Store
A passerby notes a habit of a professional leaving a heat source burning at the rear of a store as he passes on his way home. The report suggests the warmth was not from his own heat.
Haskins filing for divorce and child custody
Melvin Lee Haskins files in court for a divorce from G Haskins and asks custody of a minor child. He alleges years of inhuman treatment including kicking against a wall and threats, dating from their September 14 1906 marriage.
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Haskins
Ae i. N. Harbaugh
G Haskins
Melvin Lee Sn Haskins
Ieee
Portrait of William Nelson Cromwell in canal purchase talks
This portrait highlights Cromwell as a leading expert on the Panama canal purchase. He is described as a sharp U S lawyer who advised the government during the negotiations and remains a central figure in congressional discussions about the transaction.
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Panama Canal
Cromwell
United States
Congress
President Roosevelt bids farewell to tennis cabinet
President Roosevelt hosted a farewell lunch at the White House for members of his “tennis cabinet” and aides from the Theodore Roosevelt era. He praised their loyal public service, noted the administration’s achievements depended on others, and acknowledged many had shared hunting and ranch experiences with him. The guest list included ambassadors, secretaries, and officials such as Bacon, Garfield, Loeb, Newberry, and Pinchot, reflecting a wide circle of collaborators from his seven years in office.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Amore
Jim Garfield
Bacon
Justice Moody
Newberry
Garfield
Loeb
Hoyt
O'Laughlin
Winthrop
Satterlee
Woodruff
Phillips
Murray
Mellhenny
John C. Rose
Henry L. Stimeon
Lyman M. Bass
Gifford Pinchot
James B. Reynolds
W. W. Heffelfinger
Luther 8. Kelly
Yellowstone Kelly
Little
Missouri
Arizona
W. W. Sewell
Seth Bullock
Keefe
Henry 8. Pritchett
John Abernathy
Hill Interests Plan New Connecting Railroad Link
Engineers for the Great Northern have nearly finished a survey for a Hill interests railroad connecting the Great Northern main line with the Spokane Portland and Seattle system. The junction is planned at Pasco Washington, diverting wheat traffic from Big Bend to a water grade along the Columbia River.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Franklin
Adams
Douglas
Washington
Spokane, Portland
Pasco
Columbia River
Big Bend
North Bank
Councilmen Found Guilty by Jury in Draft Conspiracy Case
Pittsburg March 1 jury deliberated over sixty hours and found Councilmen Klein Wasson and Braud guilty on conspiracy charges tied to the draft scandals. Banker W. W. Ramsey was acquitted on court instructions. The verdict urges mercy from the court.
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Pittsburg
Mch
Klein
Wasson
Braud
W. W. Ramsey
Chamberlain Makes Last Appointments Before Leaving
Salem February 27 Governor George E Chamberlain in a final move before departing for Washington announced several appointments Highway commissioners Julian C Byrd Burns C F Swigert Portland Drake O Reilly Klamath Falls A H Devers Portland W M Grimes Marshfield Board of Regents O A C C L Hawley McCoy Board of medical examiners Os mand Royal Portland Mr Hawley a new regents member is a well known young farmer with a large ranch near McCoy and has
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Salem
George E. Chamberlain
Washington
Julian C. Byrd
Burns
C. F. Swigert
Portland
Drake
O'Reilly
Klamath Falls
A. H. Devers
W. M. Grimes
Marshfield
Board of Regents
C. L. Hawley
McCoy
Board of Medical Examiners
Osmond Royal
Mr. Hawley
Northwest breeder and Polk County representative named
A prominent figure known for breeding Lincoln sheep and high quality poultry, he serves in the Polk County house of representatives. His appointment will be welcomed by farmers who regard him as an agricultural authority in the valley.
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Northwest
House of Representatives
Polk County
Lucky Baldwin Dies at Arcadia at 81
Los Angeles reports the death of famed sport figure Lucky Baldwin at his Arcadia home after a weeks long illness. He passed peacefully surrounded by family and friends. Baldwin owns an estimated fortune of 25 million dollars and rumors of lasting life contests circulated without tangible proof. The will reportedly denies any additional widow, forestalling possible contests.
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Los Angeles
Lucky) Baldwin
Arcadia
San Francis
Baldwin
Senate committee reaches disagreement on Tennessee Coal merger
Washington March 1 The Senate judiciary committee voted to disagree on a resolution investigating the absorption of Tennessee Coal & Iron Co by United States Steel Corp. Views submitted to the Senate will be considered individual and lack committee sanction. The move reflects a compromise after senators divided over Sherman Act violation and Roosevelt involvement.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Tennessee Coal & Iron Co
United States Steel Corporation
Senate
Roosevelt
Paws Weon Laetse Quests. Sa
Standard Oil Vice President Dies in New York
W. H. Tilford, a vice president of the Standard Oil Company, died at his home in New York today. The announcement came from the company and marks the death of a senior executive in the oil industry. He had been a prominent figure in corporate operations and public affairs.
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New York
W. H. Tilford
Standard Oil Company
Conferees vote to report disagreement on pay raises bill
Washington conferees on the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill for the third time voted today to report a disagreement on amendments increasing salaries for the president vice president speaker of the house and federal judges.
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Washington
Electric Bitters Endorsed by San Francisco Architect
Prominent architect Norman R. Coulter of Delbert building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic for everyone. He claims it corrects stomach liver and kidney issues promptly, builds strength, and praises it as the best spring medicine and blood purifier sold by druggists at Kuykendall's for 560.
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Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
W. A. Kuykendall
McKinley Attacks Reporter at County Jail
Horace G. McKinley serving two year term for land frauds assaulted L. W. Humphreys a lawyer and newspaper man in the county jail this morning. The attack followed a disputed article about McKinley’s address at the Hotel de Stevens. Jailers intervened. McKinley’s privileges may only be changed by federal marshal orders. Humphreys contemplates action while courthouse officials condemn the incident.
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Horace G. McKinley
United States Cour
L. W. Humphreys
McKinley
Humphrey
de Stevens
United States
Reed
Humphreys
Journal
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Vprom
von Bulow
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Ent
William Nelson Cromwell
Hill Interests
Bristol’ Rods
Eugene
Eugene Gun Co
Willamette Street
Chamberain
Arthur H. Osborne
Spring Lake, N. 4
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Standard 611
Lucky Baldwin
Standard
Coop
Horace McKinley
Stevens
E. c. Dewitt @ COMPANY
Chicago, Ill
Handy Business Directory
Garrett & Mitchell
Register Building
Fhome
Tolman Studio
S. D
Over Hall's Grocers No
Wilhamnette Street
G. Bh. Lacker
Mgr
Eugene Electric Co
Thomas Electric
Euglane, OR
G. S. Beardsley, M. D
McClong
Willamette
McLeod the Tailor
Jesse G. Wells
Willamette Sta. Vhone Main
Shinn the Sign Painter
West Eighth Street
W H. Smyth
Wm. G. Martin
Warren Building
Crescent Store
Lulu Munkers
East Eleventh Street
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