Foresters of America initiate fifteen at Eugene
Fifteen candidates were initiated by Court Popular No 34 Foresters of America Saturday night with many more applications read for the next meeting March 29. A banquet will follow. Names listed include J N Hixson Honnie Lester A A Doane John E Ionia F L Poin dexter John E Stowell Will Cheshire Hane Holm D A Rose T A Campbell James H Calloway C C White Hobart Hulery Carl Ogleaby L C Skeels. Married in Eugene March 15 1902 EA Barnes and Miss Pearl Stevens. Born in Florence March 7 1902 a son and in Florence March 12 1902 a daughter to Captain and Mrs Johnson.
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Daily Guard
John E Stowell
Will Cheshire
Hane Holm
D A Rose
T A Campbell
James H Calloway
C C White
Hobart Hulery
Carl Ogleaby
L C Skeels
Damage Suit Arising From Saginaw Boiler Explosion
Herman Rudolph, through attorney L Bilyeu, sues Booth-Kelly Lumber Co in Lane County Circuit Court for 10000 damages for injuries suffered May 2 1900 while employed at Saginaw. He claims a defective boiler caused severe burns, fractures, head injuries, nervous damage and permanent impairment, noting two men Otto Anlauf and Otto Frederick were killed in the same explosion.
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Herman Rudolph
L Bilyeu
Lane County
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Saginaw
Otto Anlauf
Otto Frederick
Oregon and Pacific Track Meet Set for May 10 in Eugene
Eugene Om May io manager Ray Goodrich of the University of Oregon track team has arranged a dual meet with Pacific University at Forest Grove to be held in Eugene on May 10. Trainer Chas Redmond will start training within a week weather permitting. The Oregon team lacks star performers but shows solid material and is confident of victory.
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Ray Goodrich
University of Oregon
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Eugene
Chas Redmond
U O
Smith
Wagner
Pacific
Card of Thanks from Mytle Creek March 17
Expresses heartfelt thanks to Mrs Linton Mrs Millier Mrs Peters and others, and to Dr L W Brown for kindness and attention during recent illness in your city.
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My&ktle Creek
Mra Linton
Mra Millier
Mra Peters
L W Brown
Ackerman-Ackerman Marriage in Salem Society.Round
Miss Caroline Emily Ackerman to wed Percy Roy Burton of Salem in a March 25 ceremony. Ackerman, a deputy in State Superintendent Ackerman’s office, is a popular Capital City society figure. Burton, son of Mr and Mrs A A Burton, is described as a man of sterling worth.
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Ackerman
Mapgrryy
Salem Journal
J H Ackerman
Caroline Emily
Percy Roy Burton
Salem
Misa Ackerman
Burton Ia
A A Burton
Miss Ivy M Smith Dies at 25 in Clarke and Jefferson Home
Miss Ivy M Smith died that night at 9 30 from paralysia at her Clarke and Jefferson street residence. She was 25 years, 7 months and 20 days old. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 in the morning with burial at IOOF Cemetery.
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Ivy M Smith
Clarke and
Jefferson Streets
A Disgraceful Affair at East Seventh and Oak
In a March 16 incident Eva Gray's house hosted a drunken row ending in police arrest. Francis Gray and a young man were detained while the woman, in a drunken state, was jailed. The man posted his gold watch as surety. the woman screamed loudly. The woman known as Poodles was fined $22 by Recorder Dorris. the other key participant has left town.
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Daily Guard
Eva Gray
East Seventh and
Oak
Croner
Eastland
Francis Gray
City Recorder
Poodles
Toodles
Dorris
Trainman Sues Southern Pacific Over 1900 Injury in Portland
Roseburg man T J Brown, employed by the Southern Pacific Company as a trainman, began suit in the United States court in Portland for $10,000 damages after sustaining a severe arm injury on March 15 1900 from an air reservoir explosion linked to an airbrake.
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Bsurr
T J Brown
Roseburg
Southern Pacific Company
Portland
The Prettiest City According to a Seattle Contractor
William Coglan, a Seattle contractor, calls Eugene the prettiest city he has seen in five years. He compares Eugene to his Minnesota hometown Lake City. David Taylor died Sunday March 16 1902 at 4 o clock from consumption. He was 39 and survived by a wife and seven children. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with interment at Irving Cemetery.
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William Coglan
Seattle
Eugene
Diep
David Taylor
Thurston
Irving Cemetery
Old Courthouse Refits as Eating and Lodging House
In Eugene the old courthouse behind the new building has been converted into an eating and lodging house. Ed Howe, who ran the Ninth Street restaurant to farmers' satisfaction, now manages the new quiet establishment with fresh bedding and furniture near the business district.
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Eugene
Ed Howe
Ninth Street
Eugene Man’s Impressions of Heppner Oregon
From Heppner Oregon March 17 Evrrok Guarp writes of a warm reception from relatives and Masonic brethren. He describes a banquet by Eastern Star ladies, praises Heppner’s thriving town features, and notes a harmonious Republican county convention. He visits the public school led by D V Reid, praising order, gentility, and a three year high school term.
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Herpenek
Oregon
Union Lodge
McMinnville
Isboro
The
Eastern Star
Bath
Heppner
Eugene
Reid
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church Fire Damages PortLane Building
A fire at Trinity Protestant Episcopal church in PortLane yesterday caused heavy damage to the northeast corner at Sixth and Oak streets. The loss is about 12000 dollars, with 16000 dollars of insurance to cover the claim.
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PortLane
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Sixth
Oak Streets
Ship Subsidy Bill Passed By Senate After Debate
Washington March 18 The senate yesterday passed the ship subsidy bill after a prolonged debate with a final vote of 42 to 21.
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Washington
Senate
A Fine Amage Causes Fire Alarm Call
A caller reported a fire at Prof Washburn residence at East Eleventh and High streets. Fire crews arrived to find only a flue fire from burning trash in the fireplace causing smoke and a mistaken alarm from the residents.
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Prof Washburn
East Eleventh
High Streets
Eugene man buys Anlauf sawmill and plans move
J trong of Eugene purchases the Anlauf sawmill from its former owner. He will relocate it from Pheasant Creek to Buck Creek and operate the mill again on or about June last.
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Trong
Eugene
Pheasant Creek
Buck Creek
Bonn To Wife Of E H Ingham About Poo Today
A terse notice from Bonn reports news about Mrs E H Ingham with reference to a ten pound daughter born today. The brief item conveys the event in a clerical, period-appropriate tone.
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Bonn
E H Ingham
Chinese Rebellion Spreads Under Turmoil in China
MISNOLRT reports unrest in China as rebels loot towns seize supplies and murder mandarins while imperial troops fail to quell the insurrection. Separate wire: Russia adopts a Monroe doctrine stance limiting U.S. coercion over Miss Stone ransom in Turkey and Eastern Europe. A Chicago court enjoins rail pooling rate agreements, and weather notes report Missouri River ice gorge threats. Also, a fisherman Edward Lorenzo commits suicide at Warrentown amid illness.
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St Peterspure
Russia
United States
Miss Stone
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Abolish a Lot of Offices in State Government
The legislature created many offices but the next should abolish many. Abolish the attorney general and district attorney offices, letting counties hire cheaper lawyers locally. Abolish the state board of horticulture and rely on county fruit inspectors where fruit industries exist, avoiding taxation of nonfruit counties for others’ protection.
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State Board of Horticulture
New 8 P time card to take effect in March
The Roseburg Review notes a March 2 start for the new 8 P time card. The only change reported is that southbound Overland trains will arrive in Roseburg ten minutes earlier at 4 25 a.m. and depart at 4 55 a.m., instead of 4 35 and 5 05.
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Roseburg
Eugene Commercial Club Incorporation Filed in Oregon
The Eugene Commercial Club filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state to advance commercial, industrial, agricultural and manufacturing interests in Eugene and Lane County. Headquarters are in Eugene. Incorporators are D A Paine, 8 B Eakin, F E Dunn, W Grimo, L T Harrie, H W Thompson and E Potter. Property on hand valued at $500.
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BaLem
Eugene Commercial Club
Eugene
Lane County
A Paine
Eakin
E Dunn
GriMo
L T Harrie
H W Thompson
Potter
Albany youth contest alters prize outcome
The Oregonian reports a judge's likely error would have given Charles Sternberg of Albany first prize by one point in the intercollegiate oratorical contest. A letter from Albany challenges the claim, asserting the mile take was not misread and that the judges’ decision stands, placing Hale first and Sternberg second.
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Oregonian Buoday
Charles Sternberg
Albany
Hale
Sternberg
Quarantine Update Clarifies Smallpox Case at Minnesota Hotel
The Minnesota Hotel is not fully quarantined. only the room with the patient is isolated. No exposure to contagion is known, and the patient is not a hobo as previously stated.
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Minnesota
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