Court Dockets Show Demurrers Withdrawn and Cases Continued
A scanned court docket lists numerous civil actions with demurrers withdrawn, continuances, and dismissals. Several cases involve recoveries, defaults, and judgments with costs, including parties such as Sternberg & Co versus Chesher, McGuire versus Frank Parks, and Booth-Kelly Lumber Co versus Detroit Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sternberg
EF. B. Chesher
Sadier
McGuire
Frank Parks
Rmoney
Ammon
Jeremiah Damoree
Stein Mayer Co
W.A. Senay
Bridge Work Advances to Bypass High Water
The structure will be raised three feet to pass drift caused by high water. Engineer C S Preeland intends to rush the project and finish the center plier so the bridge can swing once the west side track is laid. Track-laying crews arrive in a few days at Springfield Junction. trains expected by early May.
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Preeland
Springfield Junction
Cows Do Not Have Typhoid Fever Warns Editor
The Register reports a sick cow owned by Mr. Luckey, mischaracterized as typhoid fever. J Christie, editor, clarifies the animal suffers mammitis, an inflammation of the mammary glands, and notes newspapers sometimes fill pages with sensational claims. He cautions against causing public alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckey
J. Christie
Herbold Denies Coaching Oregon Agricultural College
A March 3 1906 dispatch from Butte Montana reports Fred D Herbold a Eugene Oregon businessman previously active in Butte’s drug trade would coach the Oregon Agricultural College football team this year. A reply from Eugene corrects the misstatement noting Herbold will not coach Corvallis in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Fred D. Herbold
Mont
Births Reported in Springfield Feb 1906 Both Parents Named
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Clark Fisher in Springfield on Monday February 26 1906 and another daughter to Mr and Mrs Harry Shahan in Springfield on February 27 1906 both reports appear in the local birth notices.
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Clark Fisher
Springfield
Harry Shahan
Bridge Rebuilt on Springfield Span After Resumed Work
A large force began rebuilding the P. I. bridge across at Springfield after resumed construction. Work will be carried out to restore the span and reopen the crossing to traffic.
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Springfield
Death of Oren Moore Mourned by Eugene Residents
Oren Moore, longtime Eugene figure, died February 2 at Olex Oregon of dropsy. Born 1855 in a Missouri river crossing emigrant train, he later drove a truck, served as Eugene marshal for four years, and lived in Portland before settling in Olex. Siblings James Lafe Henry Lon remain in Eugene. Steve vanished en route to the Klondike two years ago.
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Eugene
Oren Moore
Olex
Gilliam County
Oregon
Condon
Missouri River
Plains
Portland
James
Lafe
Henry
Lon
Steve
City
The
Klondike
Sale of spray pumps at Chambers' Hardware
At Saginaw mill on February 26, 1906 F. Girard and wife purchase spray pumps priced from fifty cents to B dollars at Chambers' Hardware.
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Saginaw Mill
F. Girard
Chambers’ Hardware
Eddy Divorce Granted in Local Circuit Court
Judge Harris granted the divorce of Leila M. Eddy from Walter J. Eddy and awarded custody of minor Louis M. with plaintiff’s costs. The article also notes a fire near Elmira’s E. B. Brown farm, a burial at Pine Grove for Miss Minnie Jordan, and remarks on actor Chas B. Handford’s Eugene Theatre appearance plus local incidents and plans.
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Harris
Circuit Court
Leila M. Eddy
Walter J. Eddy
Louis M
E. B. Brown
Elmira
Oregon Fire Relief Association
H. L. Bown
Minnie
B. Jordan
Pine Grove Cemetery
Lodge of the Order of Washington
Simmons
Ellmaker
Converting Squirrel Offender Pays Fine Promptly
A Californian in Redlands sent J W Baker of Cottage Grove Oregon a confession and $25 fine for killing a silver gray squirrel while working on a Benton county farm. He explains conversion by Jesus Christ and his obligation to pay the law’s minimum fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Cal
J. W. Baker
Benton County
Oregon
Cottage Grove
Jesus Christ
W. C. Kochheiser
Warnock Announces Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
W. J. Warnock, a Eugene resident long engaged in the feed store business, enters the race for the Republican nomination for sheriff. The announcement appears in another column of today’s Guard and describes him as a capable businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Warnock
Guard
Mr. Warnock
Eugene
Died in Eugene Veteran David Gibbs Passes Away
David Gibbs an old soldier and G A R member died in Eugene this afternoon from heart failure after months of suffering. His California regiment did not see active service eastward. Funeral plans were not set at press time. Frances Pardee Hadley wife of George Hadley died February 27, 1006 at age 45 after a long illness. Funeral held this afternoon with interment in the cemetery near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gibbs
Eugene
California
Frances Pardee Hadley
George Hadley
Hadleyville
Narrow escape from being cremated at Matlock lodging
Two intoxicated men, C. F. Hansom of Wendling and Pitman of Eugene, nearly burned alive in a third floor room at Matlock lodging house. Fire started from bed area as they slept. proprietor L. A. Brandenburg and officers extinguished flames. all lodgers reassured and returned to bed.
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Matlock
C. F. Hansom
Wendling
Pitman
Eugene
Post Office
Croner
Farrington
Fie
L. A. Brandenburg
Hansom
Brandenburg
Boys Kill A Big Brown Bear Near Eugene
Orby and Tom Lowell near Coburg brought the skin and head of a large brown bear killed on Bald Mountain north east of Eugene. The bear charged as the boys hunted and was felled after nine Winchester shots, all hitting its head.
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Orby
Tom Lowell
Coburg
Eugene
Bald Mountain
Brain
Charles A. Hardy for Representative Nomination
Chas. A. Hardy of this city announces as a Republican candidate for the representative nomination in Lane county subject to the April primary. Hardy is well known in Lane county a leader in the Willamette Development League and Eugene Commercial Club his platform is detailed in another column.
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Chas. A. Hardy
Lane County
Mr. Hardy
Willamette Development League
Eugene Commercial Club
Guard
Cake Denies McCann Charges In Senate Bid
Attorney H. M. Cake of Portland, a Republican candidate for U S senator, says a Micherd McCann story is false. He asserts he was never an officer in the Development League, only a member, and provides letters from Secretary Thompson and VP Newhberger of local business groups supporting his account.
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H. M. Cake
Portland
United States
Guard
Qmicherd McCann
Chambers Hardware Unveils New Stock Matting Patterns
Chambers Hardware announces new stock matting and elegant nioleuma patterns now in. The store promotes updated finishes and stylish options for home interiors.
Polish German Colonization Group Visits Eugene for Loyal Colony
Hon John J Von Gostoneski and a committee from the Polish and German Colonization Association of Toledo Ohio arrived in Eugene to evaluate locating a colony of 500 to 1000 families in Oregon. The count said the group plans send industrious families with means, and Oregon was preferred after touring the west. He carries letters of recommendation from Oregon businessmen including Roseburg banker Sherman. The party plans to stay several days to scout Lane County and Eugene.
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John J. von Gostoneski
George Snell
Tony Manarwek
Joe Bereggas
Polish and German Colonization Association
Toledo
Ohio
Eugene
von Gostoneski
Oregon
Count von Gostneski
Shercian
Roseburg
Lane County
Estate of David A. Gibba Probate Finds He Left Civil War Aid
The will of David A. Gibba, who died yesterday, was probated today in this city. Executors named are C. H. Baker J. F. True and W. M. Sherman with authority to sell real and personal property. Proceeds allocate one fifth to Rich Mountain Circle Ladies of the G A R No 4 and one fifth to J W Geary corps W R C No 4, three fifths to J W Geary Post G A R No 7. Estate value estimated at 1000.
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David A. Gibba
Geo. B. Dorris
R. H. Miller
D. M. McCrady
I. 0. O. F. Cemetery. That C. H. Baker, J. F. True and W. M. Sherman
Rich Mountain Circle
J. W. Geary Corps
J. W. Geary Post
Fred'k Y Knox letter on typhoid epidemic critique
Editor guards and the Oregonian face criticism from Frederick V Knox dated March 2 1906. Knox condemns the press for downplaying a typhoid epidemic and demands urgent action. He warns that calm coverage may mislead the public and calls for accountability.
February Cherry Blossoms At Guard Office Tree
A cherry tree behind the Guard office yielded blossoms today due to its sheltered location. The tree sits about four feet from the ground with an even eighteen inch diameter at the forks and was planted by Jerry Ream about thirty years ago.
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Jerry Ream
Bucklen Arnica Salve praised as a scientific wonder
A Bayard era style notice states Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured E R Mall lecturer of a painful Pilea condition. It claims the salve heals burns sores boils ulcers wounds salt rheum and more. Available for 25 cents at W L DeLano's drug store.
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Bucklen
E. R. Mall
Waynesboro
W. L. DeLano
Electric Railway Depot Site and Franchise Plans Unfold
E W Hall of Willamette Valley Co indicates no new reports on the Front street franchise but expects a favorable decision. The company moves toward construction from both ends with passenger stations, freight terminals, and a Willamette River bridge planned. Cars will be Pullman vestibule type with 400 horsepower per car and speeds up to 60 mph.
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E. W. Hall
Willamette Valley Co
Portland
Willamette Valley Traction Company
Front Street
Portland Tel- Cvt
Willamettte
Front
Jefferson
Columbian
Counci
Rour Street
Salem
Barstow
Tragic bicycle accident claims life of Herbert Eby
Little Herbert Eby, aged 15, son of Frank Eby, returned home in a coffin after a severe accident last May. He fell from a bicycle, sustained head trauma, and underwent surgery on a broken femur. Despite initial recovery, a leg bruise worsened, and a bone segment dislodged during a later operation, leading to a fatal shock. The report also notes a real estate transfer on Main Street, and Fred Jones, a Dorona donkey engine fireman, suffered facial burns from a steam pipe blast while at work.
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Herbert
Frank Eby
Salem Hospital
Salegi du
Knox Corner
Main
Third Streets
Piper & van Denbarg
New Era Drug Store
Knox
Geo. W. McQueen
Wm. Ostrander
Main Street
Fred Jones
Dorona
Job
Fred
Oregon
Bean spray pumps offer easy operation and long life
Bean spray pumps are praised for simple use and durability across sizes and price points.
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Lily
Patrick
Vincent H
Will
Pat H
Oley v. Ce
King
Reed
Ithern Pacific
Helen M B. D. Baber
Wer
Noch. Partneg
Datvle
Universal Metal Vs. CO
H. Park
Busi
Aenawer
Piano House
Nie K. Belshaw
Jemurrer
Corpus R. T. A. Robinson
Sterrnberg
Isaac Senders
David Gilrieh
W. W
Mayle
Demurrer
Withdra
Hn C. Church
Ity
Par F. Robinson
Ilimire Va
Emma Gene Ivoree
Wast
Eugene Or
Corvallis
Hersnold
Chas B. Handford
Eugene Theatre
Hodes
East Eighth Street
Frazer
Lee Lsleton
Martin Miller
Chambers- Bristow Bank
West Eighth Street
Warnock
Charles A. Hardy
CAKE
McCann
Chambers' Hardware
Fred'k-Y
Hapa
Oregonian
Register
Fred'k V. Knox
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