Ten Million Church Groundbreaks in Manila Philippines
Ground broken for Manila first Protestant church built by the Methodist Episcopal Church. Executors of Crocker estate decide to fund a ten million dollar cathedral in San Francisco with lavish appointments. Also reports of a strike by automobile drivers, a train collision in Knoxville killing four, and a Senate protest over Senator elect Clark of Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masta
Manila
Philippines
Methodist Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Wasursatos
United States Senate
Clark
Montana
Opera House Corner Sold to H Ingham for Modern Building
H Ingham purchaser contracts for the Opera House corner at Ninth and Oak streets a 62 by 14 foot lot. He plans a modern two story brick building with basement to rise next summer and is securing preliminary arrangements. All leases expire in June. new quarters anticipated for tenants. Expect a building boom with several other handsome business structures planned.
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Loghem
LC Perker
Oakland
Cail
Trevis
Hocee Corner
Ninth
Oak Streets
Eugene
Ingham
Eod
Court House Terns and Property Transfers Report
Court records list numerous land parcels in multiple counties with owners including U 8 Agnes Moles and J W McDjere, detailing acres, obli gations, and values. The master of the estate of Jacob Uilieeple is granted a distribution order of 6800 each, executors J H McClung and C W Young report receipts of 17040.58 and disbursements of 556543, guardian accounts show partial receipts and payments, and licenses for Joseph M Morford and Annie Swindle are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Uilieeple
J H McClung
C W Young
Fied
Jewie A
Henry B. Klaver
Lillie
Joha W McBee
Oupore
P Wilcox
Guardian
Ole
Revival services in progress and local accidents reported
In Junction City the Times notes revival services at the C P Alex Pesser with physicians called as residents Carper Rickard hospital care remains urgent. Grandma Nall living with O P Mays suffered a fatal fall reportedly breaking a shoulder and toe. Harriet Smith, 71, died after a hip fracture and burns from a stove while alone in her room. Funeral services were held at Mrs J W Geary’s residence.
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Alex Pesser
Carper Rickard
Harriet Smith
Mre
J W Geary
Mail Route Proposals for Star Routes
Postmaster McCornack receives advices from the post office department that star mail routes will be let on September 1 for four years. New contracts require delivery along the route with posts placed along roads as prescribed, without extra charge. Successful bidders will commence July 1, 1991.
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McCornack
Post Office Department
Letters Remaining in Eugene Post Office 1901 Note
A list of names remains in the Eugene Oregon post office records dated February 25 1901. A one cent charge appears to apply for letters. The athletic exhibition at Eugene High School gym featured horizontal bar work pole vaulting and a high jump record of 5 feet 3 inches before a basketball game between 12th grade and lower class teams.
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Eugene High School
Eighth Street
Waller
Eastland
Johnson
Kaykendall
Ford
Sawed Himself Off In Household Accident
Eph Young narrowly escaped when a pruning saw assignment went wrong. While trimming trees at home he fell from a limb, swung head first toward the deck, freed himself by a final swing, then landed strapped near the ground. He survived shaken and trousers torn.
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Epb Young
Dreas
Independence West Side
Mr. Young
Epb
Eph
Mrew Young
Petition for reelection of school director Hon J H McUlung
A unanimously signed petition supports reelection of Hon J H McUlung as school director. He has consented to accept another term in the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H McUlung
Eugene to Get New Opera House On Willamette Street
Builder LN Roney plans a brick two story opera house on Willamette street north of the Day block in Eugene. The 750 seat theater will feature a 60 by 30 foot stage, eight boxes, and modern heating, with completion likely once weather permits and costs around 10000 dollars for the structure.
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Eugene
Gene
LN Roney
Willamette Street
Day Block
Pew Armory
Honey
Roney
Hosinness
McClang
Lane County Teachers Association Meeting at Courthouse
The Lane County Teachers Association held a profitable session at the courthouse with speakers assigned topics drawing attentive remarks, questions, and criticism. Notables present included Steve Bert Ackerman, President P L Campbell of Monmouth Normal, President J A Orcutt of the Drain Normal, and Dr Sheldon of the UK. One hundred twenty teachers attended as County Superintendent Miller facilitated a pleasant gathering. adjournment was at 4 pm.
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Lane County Teachers’ Association
Haines Tannery Grows Into Oregon Leader
Haines tannery at Fo gene, Cottage Grove has expanded over fifteen years from small beginnings to rank among Oregon’s best. The leather from this plant is reputedly unmatched on the coast and supports many homesteaders clearing new lands. Bark from block timber is highly valued for tanning and has long sold at Haines & Co. yards.
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Bie LepUsrey
Cottage Grove
Haines’ Tannery
Fogene
Oregon
W W Haines & Co
Reconstruction of bootleg apparatus completed test shows excellent service
The work on the bootleg setup of the Methodiatehuren has been finished. A morning test indicated the rebuilt furnace operates on enlarged plans and the conveyance pipes for the Leat have been rearranged for better performance.
New Laws Senate bills aim to shape Oregon governance
A list of senate bills proposed to become law covers electing U S senators by voters, jury drawing, city taxation, school efficiency, Portland market block disposal, revised code publication, Multnomah county fees, circuit court powers, highway and land management, state lands auditor and comptroller roles, tax and education reforms, and various county and state officer pay, with numerous references to Multnomah, Baker, Wheeler, Clatsop and other counties.
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Senate
Maye
United States
Looney
Smith
Multnomah
Sweek
Portland
Brownell
Loman
Strewer—messions
Circuit Court
Seventh District
Mulkey
Josephi
Baker
State University Regents
Looney—Food and Dairy Comps
Supreme Court
Kaykendal
Williamson
Felton
Kuykendall
Office of Auditor
Multnomah County
Inmac
Koykendall
Secretary of State
Booth
Muitnpomah
Port of Portland
Kelley
Kuykemdal
Hunt
Masters
Oregon
Mulsnomah
Steiner
Wheeler County
Mays
Johnson
Malkey
Malheur
Clatsop
Mayo—Charter Commission
Yambill
Consolidation of Two Eugene Steam Laundries
The Palace Laundry and the Eu gene Laundry merge due to insufficient demand in Eugene. Operations move from Wet Eighth street to the Cherry building at Sixth and Willamette, becoming Bagese Steam Laundry with proprietors I Hower, J J Hess, and Bert Jennings. First class work promised for Eugene residents.
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Palace Laundry
Eugene
Sixth
Willamete
Lsandry
Bagese Steam Laundry
Messrs
I . Hower
The
Palace
J J Hess
Bert Jennings
Y M C A Building At University To Cost $20000
The Christian Associations of the State University plan a campus building to house religious and social activities. A 25 member committee, chaired by Stuart B Hanns, aims to raise $10,000 from alumni and friends plus another $10,000 from wealthy supporters. A prospectus will be issued and pledges collected over up to three years with March 2 as a key fundraising date and March 22 for faculty approval.
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Daily Guard Marek
Sapociation
Iterary
Studenta
Itia
Stuart B Hanns
President Strong
Deecar Gorrell
C V Rosas
Profs Carson
Friedel and Dunn
Misses Winnifred Miller
Leila Straub
Grace Wold
Hibyl Kuykendall
Margaret Barnard
Meesrs
Geo O Goodall
Oscar Gorrell
Chas E Wagner
J A Gamvber
C V Ross
O B Tout
Allen H Eaton
C C McCornack
Walter Whittiesey
J J Handeaker
W H Johnson
Eugene
Alumas
Board of Regents
Obituary fragment from old regional paper notes a death
An obituary fragment from a historic local paper mentions a man named Mr Old and te in a brief death notice. The readable text is incomplete but signals a somber obituary item without graphic detail.
Tax Roll Extensions and 1899 Tax Distribution
The tax roll for 1000 with reductions completed by D Lee shows total tax of 144,029.64 dollars allocated to county state school and other funds. The 1899 tax roll totaled 149,011.41 with distributions to cities schools and state county and other tax. Daly Guard March 2, ex circuit judge John Burnett dies in Corvallis at 70 after heart troubles. Junction City Odd Fellows offer 10 dollar reward for cemetery desecration arrest. Women selling bachelor buttons frighten saloon keepers. Carrie Nation not present, patrons patronize.
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D Lee
Daly Guard
John Burnett
Oregon
Corvallis
Carrie Nation
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Crocker Estate
San Francisc
Cutcano
Petal
Sampson
Boston
New York
Knoxvills
Tenn
Southern Railroad
Botha
Indiana
Gas City
Ind
Ftery
Senator Clark
Opera House Corner
BE. H. Ingham
Goerdt
Seeuce
Geert Merch
Paris
Cent Campbell
Teachers’ Institute
Christian Clearch
P L Campbell
Monmouth Etete
Campbell
Alicia McFfroy
Mise Liian
Court House
KeAl
Agnes Moles
Erie
Poten
Fierola
Jeekeen
Jsokeen, Jr
Jeekeoon
Jackson, Jr
Frank W Jewett
McKinley
Wilkins
Jasper Wilkies
Lane County
Militoen
Ells Johnson
Washoorne &gMilitorn
Janetion City
Hoddieston
Egeoe
PRO Bats Court
Mar
Icde
Joseph M Morford
Mim Annie Swindle
J F Snyder
Junction City News
Times March
Grandma Nall
O P Mays
Ofice
Eugene, Ore
C C Smoot
Baptist Church of the
Fageme Baptist
Ocarp
DM Kusdon
Lewiston
Dahe
Granxp
Daily Guard
Warpep
Lucky Boy
NEW Opera House
L. N. Roney
Day Bloch
County Teachers’ Association
Fulton
Daly
Committee
iOb
Hartland
Mr Old
Ied
Onslee
Lan
Vicin
I Oliver
Olt
Lowa
Prue County
Satitatie Eods
Seeiahic
Soneseee
Junction City
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Aeneee
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