Political contest looms in city council race
Fragmented OCR shows nominees and ward contests for a municipal council seat. W W Gobent, J Horn, J D Matlock and others vie amid ownership ticket clashes, water concerns, typhoid fears, and past year crises. race centers on First, Second, Third and Fourth wards with incumbents and challengers named in a tight, uncertain electoral picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall
W. W. Gobent
Ud&dit
Usly
Busards
Cal Iward
R. B. Henderson
Jerry Horn
D. Matlock
Against Woman Suffrage Statement Analysis
A garbled OCR passage debates woman suffrage, arguing against granting voting rights to women. It references immunity, privilege, and social impact while critiquing suffrage as a special legal privilege and questioning practical justice. The text mentions household influence and the need for America to evaluate suffrage by its effect on governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Married for Miss Marian I. Bert G. Snow Seat
A marriage notice reports Marian I. Bert and G. Snow of Seat wed in a ceremony reported in the local notices. The brief lists names and place associated with the couple, reflecting the era's society brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marian I
Bert G. Snow
Marriage notices from Saginaw and Eugene events
A solemn wedding occurred at Guy Buford's Saginaw residence as Dr. Snow of Seattle assisted a bride and groom departing by noon train to start their life in Seattle. Separately in Eugene on March 12 Rev. L E Rockwell wed James M. McClure and Retta Jamison, and on March 14 he joined Arthur J. Anderson and Jennie G. Gauser in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Guy Buford
Saginaw
Snow
Seattle
Sound City
Methodist Parsonage
Enugene
L. E. Rockwell
James M. McClure
Cottage Grove
Retta Jamison
L. Gauser
Eugene
Arthur J. Anderson
Dawson
Nebraksa
Jennie G. Guauser
Charles W. Krause Dies After Short Illness
Charles W. Krause died at his home 706 High street last night at 10 30 from typhoid fever after a two week illness. He was born February 12 1865 in San Jose California and came to Eugene four years ago to work with E H Ingham in the Ax Billy department store and later at Ingham Vinegar Co. He leaves a wife and a seven year old daughter, plus a mother and two sisters in Los Angeles and a brother in San Francisco. The mother is reported prostrated in Los Angeles. He was a member of Garden City lodge I O O F in San Jose. Funeral arrangements are not definite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Krouse
High Street
Mr. Krouse
San Jose
Cal
Eugene
E. H. Ingham
Ax Billy
Ingham Vinegar Co
New Process for Making Half Tone Cuts
L F Slavens of Cottage Grove and M Cochran of Eugene have formed a partnership to commercialize Cochran’s half tone invention. The process aims to cheaply produce newspaper half tone engravings for about 20 cents instead of 1 to 3 dollars in Portland, with under an hour required per cut and a patent application filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Slavens
Cottage Grove
Eugene
M. ©. Cochran
Cottage Grove Socialists Nominate for City Election
The Cottage Grove Socialist party nominates candidates at a meeting on Wednesday evening March 14 at Socialist hall corner Fifth and Main streets. For mayor I. E. Thomas guides the ticket with recorder Barton C. Y. Brown and treasurer C. H. Wallace. Aldermen named are G. H. Dryer in the first ward J. T. Allison in the second ward and A. McKinney in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Socialist Party
Socialist Ball
Corner Fifth
Main Streets
I. E. Thomas
Barton C. Y. Brown
C. H. Wallace
G. H. Dryer
J. T. Allison
A. McKinney
Local notes from Coburg Coburg March events
Coburg news item notes several trips and visits including F B Sackett returning from a ten day Eastern Oregon and Washington trip Zora Bolen traveling to Portland Hugo Mallin heading to Chicago for about ten days. Birth of Elmer and Elmer Bachang daughter March 11 1906. Funeral of Anna D Hanter at Creswell. Mrs Hugo Hallin visiting Wendling. Mrs Woodworth from Salem staying in Coburg. Milo Roach of Eugene visiting Coburg friends. Grant Pirtle family to move to Brownsville to run a hotel. Hilda Harden sixth birthday party. Mrs Woodstory hosting guests in Coleman addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg
F. B. Sackett
Oregon
Washington
Zora Bolen
Portland
Hugo Mallin
Chicago
Elmer Bachang
G. O. Bassett
Creswell
Anna D. Hanter
Hugo Hallin
Wendling
Ed Flynn
Woodworth
Salem
Salvation Army
Milo Roach
Eugene
Grant Pirtle
Brownsville
Hilda Harden
W. G. Woodstory
Coleman Addition
Democrats File Petitions For Local Nominations
Democratic candidates begin filing nominating petitions with county clerk James Hayes of Junction and J J Walton of Eugene. Simon Klovdahl of Eugene seeks surveyor, J C Parker of Eugene for county clerk. Hayes and Walton present platforms, while Parker files no platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hayes
Junction
J. J. Walton
Eugene
J.C. Parker
Simon Klovdahl
Hayes
Walton
Brakeman Die After Train Accident at Tangent
Will Covington brakeman on 4 Southern Pacific freight train was fatally injured when he fell under moving cars at Tangent while attempting to cut the train. He lost his right leg and left arm, and died in Portland hospital after being transported there on a special train. He was survived by a wife and children. parents lived in Kentucky.
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Will Covington
Southern Pacific
Tangent
Billy
General Office
Portland
Covington
Lebanon
Kentuckey
No material damage to fruit crop noted by inspector
County Fruit Inspector H. F. Mc Cornack told the Guard that cold weather in recent days has caused no material damage to the fruit group. Cloudy thaw conditions and lack of sunshine helped protect crops. A further freeze was forecast tonight but experts expect weather to improve and Oregon to be herself again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McCornack
Oregon
Young Hannes Boy Dies of Typhoid in City Home
Aloise A. Hannes, 1 West Seventh Street, died at 3 a.m. from typhoid fever after a four week illness. Born July 1908, he had lived here four years since moving from Minnesota. He was the youngest of four sons and leaves three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloise A
J. A. Hannes
West Seventh Street
Aloise
Minnesota
Catholic church to decide weekend services
Mrs. N. E. Hill, wife of N. A. Hill, died at her Springfield Marehmith home from typhoid fever at age 51. Funeral planned for Sunday at 1:04 p.m. from the late home to the I. O. O. F. cemetery in Eugene. Catholic church arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Hill
N. A. Hill
Springfield
Marehmith
I. O
Cottage Grove News Abridged Local Items
Births marriages and local happenings in Cottage Grove. A daughter born March 10 at Star to David Smith and wife weighs 11 pounds. John Currin married Maud Cook March 6 at Port Townsend, Washington. SP laborers at Coast Fork bridge. concrete piers under way for new steel viaduct. W T Hawkins injured falling from a platform at Star sawmill, treated by Dr Job. W D Garman from Portland to relocate head of Garman-Hemenway Co in Grants Pass. James Hemenway to manage local store around March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
David Smith
John Currin
Mer
J. W. Currin
Port Townsend
Washington
M. Eehruch
Wilson
Maud Cook
Southern Pacific Company
Coast Fork
W. T. Hawkins
Job
Mrs Dorris Dies From Fever at Eugene Home
Mrs. Devile Pellett Dorris wife of City Recorder Ld. F. Dorris died at the family home 400 Pearl street this morning at 9 10 from the fever. Born in Nenechatel Switzerland October 4 18% she came to America in 1S and married B F Dorris at Crescent City California June 16 18657. They lived in Eugene since November 18es and she leaves her husband a brother in California and several children including Geo A Dorris of a prosperous farmer south of Springfield Edward Dorris Lewiston Idaho Mrs Alice Boardman Oakland Cal Mrs Mary Condon Santa Cruz Cal Miss Sue Dorris Eugene Mrs Kate McAlister Eugene Mrs Cecile Eaton Eugene Miss Benetta Dorris Eugene. She was a Christian and Baptist. Funeral Monday at 2 30 pm at the residence with interment in the I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devile Pellett Dorris
City Recorder
F. Dorris
Pearl Street
Dorris
Nenechatel
Switzerland
America
B. F. Dorris
Crescent City
Cal
Eugene
Ises
California
Geo
A. Dorris
Springfield
Edward Dorris
Lewiston
Idaho
Alice Boardman
Oakland
Mary Condon
Santa Cruz
Sue Dorris
Kate McAlister
Cecile Eaton
Benetta Dorris
Baptist Church
Edwards Files His Petition For House Nomination
Isaac N. Edwards of Junction City filed his petition with the county clerk seeking the Republican nomination for representative. He pledges to work for Lane County and Oregon if nominated and elected and asks ballot placement with the statement seeking to impartially safeguard the interests of all and to subscribe to Statement No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac N. Edwards
Junction City
Lane County
Oregon
Edwards
Two Men Are Fined for Indecent Exposure
A Greek railroad laborer arrested yesterday for indecent exposure on the streets was fined 10 and costs by Judge Dorris after spending the night in jail. George Bunn, a well known character, was fined 10 for the same offense committed last night while he was drunk. Diamond ehick food beef scraps and grit will solve the problem of raising young chickens at Chambers' Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Dorris
George Bunn
Socialists hold their county convention in Lane county
Forty to fifty Socialists met in Frank's hall and adopted a platform calling for international socialism and the abolition of capitalism. The gathering elected officers, approved a resolution denouncing the Moyer and Haywood arrests, and nominated a county ticket including Brown, Huston, Butler, Matthews, Moffitt, and Weaver for various posts. Public notes mention spray pumps from six cents to dollars at Chambers' Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank's Hall
W. J. Butler
Butler
H. M. Manville
Cole
Brown
Cottage Grove
Evans
Coburg
Eugene
Atkinson
Walton
Dyer
Weaver
Lane County
Socialist Party of
Chicago
Portland
Moyer
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Socialista
Colorado
Vor
B. C. Y. Brown
C. Goard Huston
Madison
Eugeen
W. P. Matthews
Goshen
I. E. Thomas
Cottage Crowe
C. C. Cole
L. C. Moffitt
Janetson
N. M. Matthews
Credit and Blame in Rail Crossing Obstruction Fight
Springfield News reports county court granted S P Co a crossing lights order while residents debate who earns credit for securing rights. They argue the railroad should have built a bridge, as 13 feet opening endangers travel and frightens horses, yet lights may still pose hazards. critics say the Southern Pacific could have provided a proper roadway instead of pressuring Lane County’s main road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
S. P. Co
Great Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Lane County
Eugene
Tell the Truth Mr Mooreread and County Clerk Nomination
The Junction City Times questions if the Register used its influence to defeat E A Lee’s nomination for county clerk on the Republican ticket two years ago. The Times editor Moorhead is asked to provide a true account, while the Guard force is instructed to avoid defamatory language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Guard
Junction City Times
Moorhead
The
Times
E. A. Lee
Obituary for Mrs Agnes Rosas Dated 1906 in Hagham Washington
Mrs Agnes Rosas died in Hagham Washington in March 1906 from heart paralysis after a two week illness. Born September 11 1482 in Baker City Oregon she was 23 years 5 months and 27 days old. She married Charles Ross October 2 1801 and later moved to Hoquiam Washington. Body brought to Eugene March 10 and buried in the IOOF cemetery. She left a grieving husband and large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Rosas
Hagham
Wash
Ross
Shephard
Baker City
Oregon
Eugene
Chas
Fragmentary List of Names and Local Figures in Oregon
A garbled OCR extract lists numerous individuals tied to Lugene Oregon and nearby areas. Names include J. C., Hailey, R. Brooker, Mary Z., Berger, Miss Car oline, Harlow, Mrs Mary Callowin, W. C. Crusan, Geo W Eaton, J. B. Felix, B. Gardner, A. I Glass, Geo G Goodchild, Charles Chaham, Harry Harria, Julia, Frank Kioltz, Roy Hoffaker, Miss Amy Kelly, Samuel Miller, C. Mareball Mia Zona Owen, Hank Odell, Olaf Olsson, Parl Mre M. A. Raines J. B. Relu Mrs K Steinhauer H., Stone Gi. Stone Glenn Schneider M. Schrader Lee Schrader Frank M. Smith P. J. Smith Misa Lillie Vinson M. Waters Professor Le fayette Weat Rath A. J. L. PAGE P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugene
Oregon
Marchwootd
J. C
Hailey
R. Brooker
Mary Z
Berger
Miss Caroline
Harlow
Mary
Callowin
W. C
Crusan
Geo
Eaton
J. B
Felix
Gardner
Knee
Miss Amy
Kelly
Samuel
Miller
Mareball
Mia Zona
Owen
Odell
Hank
Olsson
Olaf
Parl
Mre
M. A
Raines
Relu
Mrs. K
Steinhauer
Stone
Glenn
Schneider
Schrader
Lee
Frank M
Smith
P. J
Misa Lillie
Vinson
Waters
Professor Lefayette
Weat
Rath A. J. L
New Stock Matting Arrives at Chambers Hardware
Chambers Hardware announces new stock matting with test patterns now received. The notice notes true color tests and practical samples for customers evaluating matting options.
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Hin
Geo. T. Hall
Wne'ilman
Calkins
White
Ward
Brank
M. Wilkins
Kems
United States
Congress
Klovdahl
Parker
W. D. Garman
W. D. Garman Company
James Hemenway
Garman-Hemenway Co
Grant's Pass
Chambers
Tereby
Chambers’ Hardware
Tell the Truth
MR. Mooreread
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