Rain Storm Damps Rose Day Parade in Portland
Old Jupiter Plavina opened flood gates delaying the Rose Day program as hundreds of schoolchildren gathered in the revival tabernacle on West Tenth Street. Eugene guests Ralph W. Hoyt and George Hutchin praised the children, with music by the Eugene Band and various choral numbers.
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Jupiter Plavina
Weat Tenth
Charheston
Commercial Club
Ralph W. Hoyt
Portland Hose Festival Association
George Hutchin
Metropolia
Erugene
New York St Patrick Day Art and Theatre Notes
The New York observance of St Patrick Day grows. theatres feature Irish touches with box receptions. E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe return to the Academy for two weeks starting Monday, opening with As You Like It and continuing Shakespearean repertoire. Alma Sedley, seven, headlines Wallack's matinee as Jimmy Valentine. Arcadia at the Liberty Theatre earns praise, with Julia Sanderson and cast. The Garrick presents The Girl He Couldn't Leave Behind Him with Mica Williams, a three act farce produced by William Collier.
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New York
Calnt
Ireland
Moe
Erin
Halle
Newt
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Academy of Muale
Mina Marlowe
Rosalind
Gothorn
Jacques
Adtora’ Fund
Allag
Jimmy Valentine
Wallack’s
Alma Sedley
Itty
The
Garrick
Mica Hattle Williama
Guntno Kadelburg
Charles Frohman
Misa Williame
William Collier
Williame
Marcut h building foundation nearly finished and streets surveyed
Excavation for the Marcuth building foundation nears completion as a concrete plant is installed and preparations for spomly construction are made. Engineer J N McArthur from Eugen completes a uniform grade survey. Local news notes revival meetings and spring election efforts amid weather and crop reports.
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Morrisburg
Marcuth
Spomly Construction
J. N. McArthur
Eugen
Patterson School Tops City Spelling Standings
Standings for the city spelling contest covering March 18 show Patterson School leading in eighth grade and overall averages. Condon and Central show strong scores across grades, with Patterson securing first place in the week’s results as teachers note an absent tally.
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Condon
Patterson
Lincoln
Descendant of Senator Nesmith Seen in Cottage Grove
Linn Nesmith a popular high school student from Eugene visits Cottage Grove on business as reported by the Eugene Guard. The piece notes his descent from Senator Nesmith and remarks on his popularity in Cottage Grove and South Lane.
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Linn Nesmith
Wolgast to Fight Moran in Los Angeles in June
Kansas City dispatch reports champion Wolgast set to face Owen Moran at McCarey’s club in Los Angeles early in June. A.F.B Wheeler from Kansas City requests transfer of the guard from Pasadena to Orleans Vermont for a visit.
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Wolgast
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Owen Moran
McCarey
A. FB
Wheeler
Pasadena
Cal
Orleans
Vermont
London Week in Review Politics and Society
London coverage analyzes Liberal prospects after County Council results and tariff reform opposition, reports London’s horseflesh diet amid high prices, outlines social welfare clearing houses plans, and notes Kitchener’s peace army proposal. It also previews Theodore Roosevelt’s London visit and a season of courtly and social events with prominent American and British figures.
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London
England
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Teddy
Roosvelt
Roosevelt
Ethel
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Dorchester House
Park Lane
Pery
Royal Geographical Society
America
Parliament
W C T U Notes on Equality and Abstinence Pledge
The piece quotes the press superintendent of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and presents the Declaration of Principles. It advocates equal rights for men and women, a living wage, an eight hour day, arbitration, and a pledge to abstain from all alcohol while promoting education, reform, and divine grace to influence public life and laws.
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Josephine Hull
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Golden rule and reform in press work for W C T U
The national union outlines a department to provide religious and secular press with latest news on W C T U work. It aims to educate the public mind with facts, statistics and quotations and to correct inaccuracies about principles, methods, or leadership.
Superintendent Defends Departments Against False Reports
The superintendent pledges to defend forty departments against false reports and inaccuracies, stating the fight targets principles, not individuals. False statements will be answered with strong language and without fear or favor.
Elmer Ray Found Guilty by Jury
The jury convicted Elmer Ray in the Irving case of obtaining money by false pretenses from a storekeeper. Judge Harris set Tuesday at 2 p.m. for sentencing. The panel included Brabham Kash Barnard Oxley Roberts Munroe Mooney Hanson Renshaw Matlock Dow Kaufman. The Smith vs Elmer Dinges verdict favored the plaintiff for 150 dollars. Additional cases Free Thomas vs Stam were under jury selection with testimony continuing.
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Daily Guard
Elmer Hay
Irving
Harris
RK. E. Brabham
T. L. Kash
C. P .Barnard
J. L. Oxley
O. V. Roberts
Geo. K. Munroe
William F. Mooney
Ed Hanson
Wm. Renshaw
Eugene Matlock
H. T. Dow
Otto Kaufman
J. W. Smith
Elmer Dinges
Thomas
Free Thomas
H. D. Stam
F. E. Bristow
Jerry Atkinson
J. N. Shaub
Overton Dowell
J. W. Christian
G. L. Day
C. A. Stevens
Wm. Medley
Henry Redman
J. R. Freeman
J. O. Bristol
T. L. Rash
Unitarian Minister Defends Faith in Eugene Controversy
Rev W G Eliot Jr argues university freedom and equal rights for Unitarians at Oregon State U against evangelical pressure. He cites Professor Howe clash, Oliver rhetoric, and M C A rules, urging fairness, dialogue, and nonsectarian learning across beliefs.
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Eugene
University of Oregon
Church of Our Father
W. G. Eliot, Jr
Oregonia
Howe
French E. Oliver
Eliot
State University
Oliver
Portland
Maine
Unitarian
Unitarian Directes
Jssue
Jesus
Church of Christ
Creswell Man Deserts His Wife and Children
Mrs William Ormsby and five children aged eight to one year live three miles east Creswell. The husband abandoned them three months ago. A local subscription raised about 17 with Rev Crozier aiding 7 from Cloverdale. County Judge Thompson says county aid would go to placing the children in a Portland home. youngest needs medical care. Community urged to help the unfavored family.
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William Ormsby
Creswell
The
Chronicle
Crozier
Cloverdale
Thompson
Portland
Ten Years in Penitentiary for Pattison
A Junction City man, A. J. Pattison, was sentenced by Judge Hamilton to ten years in the state penitentiary after a guilty verdict for a statutory crime against a twelve year old girl. The trial lasted all day, with medical testimony supporting the charge while the defense claimed town boys were responsible.
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A. J. Pattison
Junction City
Gladyston
Hamilton
Circuit Court
State Penitentiary
Pattison
Charles W. Duncan
Harris
F.T. Plank
J. M. Pipes
L. M. Travis
Boxing and Wrestling Come to University Programs
The University athletic department will offer boxing and wrestling classes taught by Bill Hayward. Classes will run daily by appointment. The move arouses student interest as experienced wrestlers from last season and several capable boxers already in the school will likely improve with Hayward’s coaching.
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Bill Hayward
Bill
Hayward
Hayward's Newest Invention Captures Athletic Progress
Bill Hayward, famed University of Oregon trainer, devises a visual system using a large white screen and heavy grid lines to map athlete development. The piece also recalls a Kemp Texas veteran J A Stone and promotes King’s New Discovery cough medicine with a testimonial and drugstore guarantee.
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Bill Hayward
U. of O
Bill
United States
Dr Shoop’s Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A Nostalgic ad touts Dr Shoop’s Cough Remedy as a harmless cure for bronchial coughs. It claims swift relief for all ages and mentions mothers safely administering it to babies after a few days’ rest, sold at Yerington’s Drug Store.
Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve Promoted for Skin Sicknesses
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve as a remedy for skin diseases. It claims quick relief and broad effectiveness, noting the product as recommended for household use and easy application.
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Myrtle M. Hartley
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