Sawmill Accident at Coburg Injures J Farnum Elbow
J Farnum of Booth Kelly Lumber Co Coburg mill was injured Saturday afternoon when his right elbow struck a saw while cleaning edgings. He was taken to Eugene hospital, where doctors Paine and Kuykendall found severe ligament and muscle damage and a possible stiff joint. Farnum carries $10 weekly accident coverage. Also reported death of 7 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion Hager at Creswell with funeral held. Derry Guard date. marriage of W H Allen and Bessie O Price of Springfield by Justice of the Peace Wintermier.
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J Farnum
Booth- Kelly Lumber Co
Coburg
Farnum
Eugene
Marion Hager
Creswell
Howe Cemetery
Derry Guard
Ailen
Bessie O Price
Springfield
Office of Justice of the Peace
Wintermier
Big Immigration Coming Up the Valley in Portland
Portland March arrivals swell the Willamette Valley stream as about 900 settlers reach the city over two days. Roughly 200 head farther south on Southern Pacific routes, while others move on via OR & N routes through Huntington and Spokane. Ticket exchanges at Union Station enable counting stopovers and onward travel.
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Portland
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Union
OR & N
Huntington
Spokane
City Dads Appoint Judges and Clerks for City Election
The Eugene city council met to approve the election slate with ward judges and clerks named for each polling place. They also ordered sidewalks and crosswalks built, referred matters on street openings and lighting, and confirmed a nightwatch appointment while granting the mayor power to appoint special police for the manufacturing district.
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Marek LI
Mill Street
Shaw
Fifth Street
Judiciary Committee
West Eighth
Olive Streets
Fifteenth Street
Hilyard
East Twelfth
East Fifteenth Streets
East Fifteenth
Ferry
Patterson
Park Street
Patterson Street
F L Chambere
Woolen Mills Company
CD Maulligan
Twelfth Street
Willamette
Olive
Barker
Independent Road District
Eugene
R E Eastland
Nightwatch
R M Pratt
Oregon Unknown Advertise for Inmigration Letter
A letter from John Handsaker in Des Moines urges wider advertising of Oregon to attract in migrants. He notes Oregon is overlooked while Washington California South Dakota and Oklahoma are well advertised, and shares his reader feedback praising the Guakkp publication.
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Oregon
Northwest
Middle West
Ern
Gvaaakd
John Handsaker
Eugene
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
California
South Dakota
Oklahoma
U O
Longshoremen Strike Sweeps Through Boston Docks
A Boston dispatch reports three thousand laborers at docks and transfer firms walking out in a mass strike. Business halts, deliveries limited. longshoremen union action follows widespread labor unrest across cities and rail hubs on March 11.
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Boston
Farmers Find New Eating and Lodging House in Eugene
Farmers reminded that the old courthouse behind the new courthouse has been refitted as an eating and lodging house. Ed Howe, formerly of the Ninth Street restaurant, now runs the quiet facility with new bedding and furniture, near the business district.
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Eugene
Ed Howe
Ninth Street
Eugene Commercial Club Elects Trustees and Members
The Eugene Commercial Club met in the armory parlors reporting committees and adopted a constitution and by laws. Trustees chosen for varying terms include F & Dann, 8B Fakin for three years. Walter Griffo and LT Harris for two years. EO Potter and H W Thompson for one year. Dr DA Paine president leads the directing committee. New members listed include W Yoran, J L Lombard, E O Tobey, Chas W Griffin, JS Luckey, W O Zeigier, PE Snodgrass, John M Rennie, W E Brown, J W Kays, H W Thompson, Frank E Blair, Geo F Craw, EC Smith, MS Barker, R L Willoughby, L Yt Harris, Chas A Burden, CS Williams, M Yoran, F L Chambers, Geo H Smith, F M Tobey, W W Martin, C W Lowe, W L De Lano, 8 B Eakin, Chas A Hardy, 3 H Friendly, C A Wintermier, W M Green, G R Chrisman, H Gordon, W 4 Moon, AC Woodcock, LN Roney, Mac H Wallace, TW Harris, J M Shelley, A C Jennings. Charter to stay open a week more. membership fee set at 25 dollars with 1 dollar monthly dues.
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Eugene Commercial Club
Armory
F & Dann
Fakin
Walter Griffo
LT Harris
EO Potter
H W Thompson
DA Paine
Yoran
J L Lombard
E O Tobey
Chas W Griffin
JS Luckey
W O Zeigier
PE Snodgrass
John M Rennie
W E Brown
J W Kays
Frank E Blair
Geo F Craw
EC Smith
MS Barker
R L Willoughby
L Yt Harris
Chas A Burden
CS Williams
M Yoran
F L Chambers
Geo H Smith
F M Tobey
W W Martin
C W Lowe
L de Lano
B Eakin
Chas A Hardy
H Friendly
C A Wintermier
W M Green
G R Chrisman
H Gordon
4 Moon
AC Woodcock
LN Roney
Mac H Wallace
TW Harris
J M Shelley
A C Jennings
Eugene Precinct Judges Named Ahead of March 19 Primary
Republican primaries appoint judges for Eugene precincts. North Eugene No 1 Helmus W Thompson Volney Hemenway C A Davis vote at city hall. North Eugene No 2 J W White W Grif in EO Potter vote at Griffin's warehouse. South Eugene No 1 G W Norris J M Williame J T Rowland vote at the engine house East Eleventh Street. South Eugene No 2 G O Yoran C A Wintermeier M L Campbell vote at the Cherry building West Eighth Street.
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Eugene
Helmus W Thompson
Volney Hemenway
C A Davis
City Hall
J W White
Grif
EO Potter
Griffin's Warehouse
G W Norris
J M Williame
J T Rowland
Engine House
East Eleventh Street
South
Eugene No
G O Yoran
C A Wintermeier
M L Campbell
Cherry
West Eighth Street
Oregon delegation backs railroad link to Cottage Grove
For Bohemia Railroad WasaixoTon CA March 10 three Oregon lawmakers unite in a letter to the interior secretary urging withdrawal from the Cascade forest reserve and opening townships 22 and 23 south ranges 1 and 2 east for settlement to permit construction of a railroad from mines on these lands to connect with the Southern Pacific near Cottage Grove.
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WasaixoTon
Oregon
Secretary of the Interior
Cascade Forest Reserve
Southern Pacific
Cottage Grove
Wepping wedding at College Hill home
Dora Striker and Geo F Morrie unite at 5 p m yesterday in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s parents home on College Hill. Rev B F Rowland officiates. A dinner follows with Rev and Mrs Rowland, Mr and Mrs Garrison, Mr and Mrs Bruce Garrison, Miss Gertrude Bovern, and children Raymond Roland and Samuel Garrison among guests. Morris will be Linneus postmaster and the couple will reside there. Also Howard A Miller wed Margaret Ron McCoy at H M McCoy’s Cottage Grove home with Justice J W Vaughan officiating.
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Dora Striker
Geo F Morrie
A N Striker
College Hill
B F Rowland
M E
BF Kowland
40 Garrison
Bruce Garrison
Mise
Gertrude Bovern
Masters Raymond
Roland
Samuel Garrison
Morris
Linneus
Lanecounty
H M McCoy
Cottage Grove
Howard A Miller
Margaret Ron McCoy
Justice JW Vaughan
Real estate push and immigrant flow to Willamette Valley
Daily Guard reports KJ Frasier's Spokane mission to attract immigration to Eastern Washington for Willamette Valley, with Langford hired to direct newcomers to Lane County. Sale of McNary farm near Coburg for 6500 and Koeller farm sale noted. Also announces death of Mrs John Hammond aged 35 in Salem after hospital operation and funeral plans in Eugene with OO F circle.
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Daily Guard
KJ Frasier
Portland
Mr Frasier
Lsst
Spokane
Washington
Willamette Valley
Lane County
Onis
W R Langford
Frasier
Eugene
McNary
Coburg
Lion County
Koeller
John Hammond
Nettle Miller
Paisley
Lake County
Salem
H D Edwards
al Farrew
Ralsley
The
Women of Woodcraft
Peculiar runaway of Hoffmann House team in city stables
A baggageman tied wagon at Bangs livery stable saw the Hoffmann House team frightened by a bale of hay tossed from the left. The horses dashed through Olive street stables to Ninth street and back, ending where they began. No injuries occurred and BF Goodpasture and R Mattison won cushions in a lottery.
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Olive Street
Odd Fellows excursion to Portland for LOO home dedication
Roseburg residents report Odd Fellows of Eugene plan an excursion to Portland for the LOO home dedication on April 26. They may cooperate with the local lodge or extend excursion rates if enough passengers can be secured. Also notes births in Mapleton and Point Terrace Oregon and a daughter born to Mrs Diess of Hacheyville.
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Bruce Oavid
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