Duel ends with Castellane wounding Rodays near Paris
Special to the Guard reports Boni de Castellane shot editor Rodays in the thigh during a duel near Paris. Count de Castellane escaped unhurt under the direction of Count de Dion. The duel arose from political tensions affecting their dispute amid international tensions over Turkish indemnities.
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Anna Gould
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Rodays
Count de Castellane
de Rodays
Castellane
Count de Dion
Gun Accident Injures Hunter Near Casper
The Junction City Times reports a hunting accident near Casper where Rickard Lane Foster fired a double barrel gun straight up at a squirrel. Both barrels discharged, the recoil knocked him down and a hammer struck his face, splitting his nose and tearing his lips. Several teeth were knocked out.
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Junction City Times
Casper Rickard
Lane Foster
Aall Pine
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Court House Items
Emanuel B Doane and wife convey 3 acres to Jonah Signor and wife for 150. W W Withers, sheriff, transfers 6 and 7 block 4 in Fairmount to W J Van Schuyver and Colota for 410.04. John Simpson and wife deed 220.69 acres to John E Simpson for 1 and other valuable consideration. Frederick A Kribs and wife to Us 160 acres in to 21 er le for 1. Frederick A Kribs and wife to Us 160 acres in to 21 ar le for 1. Joseph D Bland to L Bilyeu 160 acres in to 19 ar le for 100. D A Mosby and wife to R H Mosby 45.06 acres in Lane county for 400. D Combs and wife to Lena M Conklin land in Eugene for 750.
New Estray Law Needs Study On Stray Animal Provisions
The new estray law imposes a fine of 10 to 100 dollars for taking up an estray without compliance. Three notices must be posted, with May to November the allowed months to take up unless vicious animals. Owners have ten days to claim by paying a one dollar fee and keeping costs, then the animal is appraised and sold if unclaimed, with sale advertised in the newspaper for value over 15 dollars.
Froaty Mornings Delayed Fruit Return Until Period Passes
A brief notice notes frosty mornings delay fruit returns until a designated dangerous period ends. No further details on location, authority, or date are provided in the readable text.
Uniformed Attendants to Aid Passengers at Oakland and SF
Svemne Or March 15 1901 Dear Sir I am advised by our General Passenger Agent that within a few days uniformed passenger attendants will be at Oakland Pier ferry depot San Francisco foot of Merger street and at Third and Townsend streets depot San Francisco They will wear dark blue suits and bright red caps with a broad black band bearing in gold letters the words S P Co Porter so that they may be readily distinguished Their duties will be to sagint passengers in every way possible directing them to proper trains boat entrances to assisting ladies and children off and on trains and showing every attention to the traveling public LG Apart Agent 8 P Co.
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Eorror Evesne Guard
Oakland Pier
Ferry Depot
San Francisco
Merger Street
Third and Townsend Streets
S P Co Porter
A King for America and Miscari Case Notes
A noted piece discusses a magazine on monarchial belief and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal cure for indigestion and related ailments. It reports on C A Redmond from Albany confirming intercollegiate inquiry into pilgiarium charges against Elwood Minchin, with new committee jurisdiction noted. George Pratt wins a bicycle ramp event at McClanahan's cyclery, and a guessing contest tallies 1,699 bottles. Arthur Tay places second with 1,633, while top and bottom guesses run 2,550 and 250.
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C A Redmond
Albany
University of Oregon
Intercollegiate Oratorios
Elwood Minchin
Pacific College
George Pratt
McClanahan
Fretevess
Arthur Tay
Guesed
Pleasant Hill residents in Eugene notes travel and visits
Daily Guard notes numerous residents and visitors around Eugene. Names include Maoh 16 Miss Ora Read from Pleasant Hill, J E Young and G F Skipworth in Eugene, Chris Terkelson and family moving to Ferndale, Miss Nina Ostrender visiting Cottage Grove, Judge Geof Barnett’s circuit court start, And several others traveling to Portland, Junction, and Portland for visits, services, or weddings.
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Daily Guard
Maoh
Ora Read
Pleasant Hill
Eugene
J E Young
Cottage Grove
G F Skipworth
Chris Terkelson
Ferndale
Cal
N B Pritchett
Portland
SC Dunber
E O Potter
Points Below
Chas Cochran
J A Waddle
JJ Handsaker
Lancaster
J M Williams
Junction
Unpardonable Offense At Pacific College Contest
Corvallis Times reports Enodh Minchin, Pacific College orator, accused of plagiarizing two hundred words from Carlos Martin's life of Philips. Debate judges deemed the act unpardonable, potentially barring Minchin from the Interstate meet and tarnishing Pacific College's prospects. Also noted, sheriff Withers rounded up eleven hobos near Eugene for chicken theft, with five jailed after a hearing before Justice Uf Wintermeter.
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Corvallis
Enodh Minchin
Pacific College
Carlos Martin
Philips
Minchin
Cmicckenss
Withers
Eugene
Justice of the Peace Uf
Lane County Circuit Court Adjourned Terms Report
The Daily Guard reports an adjourned term of Lane County circuit court convened at 2 pm with Judge Burnett, Deputy Harris, Sheriff Withers and Clerk Lee. Cases include money recoveries, divorces, foreclosures and sales of attached property, with numerous continuances and defaults. An accident on Fifth Street involved Mrs Hendricks, wrist dislocation, attended by Dr McAlister. Commissioner’s Court items list extensive road, bridge, pauper, and jury list expenses. A bridge on the Elmira mail route was deemed in danger and slated for rebuilding when water permits.
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Daily Guard
Lane County
Hreuit
Burnett
Harris
Withers
Lee
Circuit Court
Geo H Burnett
Salem
AW Howe
Johnson Et al
Haines & Coys
Garner
Lund Et al Ve Asiak
Raby
Bal
Mre
MC Brown
W B Hawley
Frank Wilkinson
Guy Sherman
Geo T Hall & Son
John McCarty
Lincoln Bond
R Williama
Si Frank Placard
Wm Eustis
Arrin Robinson
Geo W Vaugho
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Rosenblatt & Co
Elias Johnson
Sale
A M Hendricks
Fifth Street
McAlister
Dotson
Geo Freeman
Sidney Scott
Stevens
Sane
Len Tabor
Sentssiswells & OD
Fremont
Tex
Baily Lumber
Heller Blacksmithing
JW Powell Pauper
Chapman i
A Skeela & Co Lumber
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co Lumber
Geo W Wright Lumber
Creelius
Neeley
Hazleton Bros
Chappell
Chas Stanton Justice of Peace
Longmiller & Peter Hardware
Chas Stanton
Frank Snyder
E Noland
L. Boring
Bissell
Wilson
Freeman Bridgework
Burton County Assessor
White
Ross Huston
A Brown
Huston
John Davin
F Croner
EU Lee Cash
Mapa
Davis Bridgework
Kinsey
Grifin Hardware Co
Grows Bros Foundry
Bryan
Sallee
Sone
Andrews Lumber
Esters
Milliorn Bros Lumber
Pan- Pol Sud
Chas Croner
Blackeston Bridgework
John Addison Lumber
Ernest Nelson
Geo Young
Arthur Hartmay
JR Yates Road Supervisor
Wingard Hall
Blayter Pauper Supplice
Wright Lumber
Kaya & Co Coffin
Uxsare
Newsbaum
Elmira
Eugene
Birthday party honor for Miss Clara Smith on West Eighth
A pleasant Friday evening celebration at Miss Clara Smith's West Eighth Street home featured parlor games music and social conversation. Afternoon refreshments followed, with guests enjoying lively companionship and entertainment.
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Daily Guard
Clara Smith
West Eighth Street
Frieday
Coburg millinery firms relocate names in Albany Demo notes
Arthur Taylor resigns from the Register. Mieses Della and Maud Healy join Miss EF Saltzman at her Miath street millinery. Albany Democrat reports Anna Gould’s husband’s scuffle with a Paris editor, plus chatter about editors. Dr J F Calbreath notifies county judge of Perry Webber’s discharge on leave, and a mountain lion sale in Lakeview with Dr Whit ham. the cougar measured eight feet plus and was treed by dogs.
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Arthur Taylor Hes
Register
Mieses Della
Maud Healy
Coburg
EF Saltzman
Miath Street
Albany Democrat
Anna Gould
Elim Jake
Ban
Paris
Brother Campbell
Eugene Guano
J F Calbreath
Malem
Kinesid
Perry Webber
John Dramm
Paisley
Dr Whitham
Sys
Lakeview Rustler
Drumm
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Fountain
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