Florence Notes From West Aims at Maple Creek Items
Florence notes report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Walter Safley at Florence Mapleton changes include Geo Knowles resigning as manager of Myer Kyle's store moving to Bohemia June 1. The mail route changes from launc Am Paul to Mink with Warren Andrews arranging new carriage by O W Hard. Charles Wisdom injured on a Florence Lumber Co mill carriage badly bruised below the knee. leg not confirmed broken.
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Borp
Maple Creek
Walter Safley
S. L. Roberds
Florence
Myrtle Point
Portland
Geo. O. Knowles
Myer & Kyle
Mapleton
Bohemia
Launc Am Paul
Warren Andrews
O. W. Hard
Florence Lumber Company
Charles Wisdom
Debating Challenge Upsets Oregon Campaign Scene
The April 27 1903 Eugene Oregon report tracks A E Reames inviting Binger Hermann to a joint debate. Republican leaders including T W Harris weigh options while an alternate plan offers staged joint meetings in key towns. The piece notes Democratic pressure and Republican internal tactics as the campaign intensifies.
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Daily Guard
A. E. Reames
Hermann
T. W. Harris
Republican Congressional Committee
Holggia
Democratic
Democratic Con , Committee, First Distrit
Oregon
Eugene
Binger Hermann
A. F. Reames
R. W. Montague
Sam White
J. E. Lathrop
Reames
Democratic Congressional Committee
First District
Binger Hermano
Binger Hermann Sod
Ware case deepens amid timber influence and calls for justice
The Guard reports that Marie Ware faced attacks from men seeking the Land Commissioner seat and that Senator Fulton was asked to seek removal of Ware. Timber men including Hi G McKinley are linked to the case. Portland papers discuss who bears guilt while Ware travels south with supporters and potential witnesses ready for court.
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Guard
Marie Ware
Eugene
Fulton
Bellinger
Portland
Miss Ware
Oregonian
Journal of Portland
Journal
South
Hi. G. McKinley
Condemns Eugen Well Water Sickness At Gimney Mathews Home
Health officials investigated a West Ninth Street residence after several typhoid cases. analysis found the well water contaminated. The well was condemned and its use forbidden as the city moves away from open wells near business streets. Four or five typhoid cases prompted the action.
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Gimney Mathews
Mathews
West Ninth Street
Marriage of Mr Robert Las eel and Miss May Thome in Harrisburg
The marriage of Robert B Las eel and May Thome was performed in Harrisburg Sunday morning at 9 30 at the bride's parents home with Rev W W Davis of the Albany Baptist church officiating. The couple are social favorites in Harrisburg and will be at home after a week in Portland.
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Robert B. Las Eel
Mies May Thome
Harrizhburg
W. W. Davis
Baptist Church of Albany
Harrisburg
Portland
Three Obnoxious Laws Three Obnoxious Laws
Readers urged to sign petitions to repeal three Oregon laws from the last legislature the Portage Railway bill the Corporation Capital Stock Tax and the exemption removal bill. Fraternal groups and working men urged to resist taxes and support referendum while noting federal canal plans and delays to avoid undue burdens until a 1904 general vote.
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Portage Railway
Oregonian
L. B. Reeder
Pendleton
Girsod Sachem
Red Men of
Oregon
House of Representatives
Salem
Reeder
Geer
United States
Moody
Washington
Portage Railway and Corporation
Lwi
Oregon Pioneer Almon Wheeler Dies in Portland
Almon Wheeler once active in Eugene business circles died at Good Samaritan hospital Portland from sarcoma of the femur at age 105. He had lived in Shedds and Brownsville earlier and ran stores, served as Eagle Woolen Mills secretary, and later engaged in lumber before settling in Fairmount and Eugene. He leaves a wife three sons two daughters and a brother. Burial occurred at Shedds under Masonic auspices after remains were brought from Portland.
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Almon Wheeler
Oregon
Eugene
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
old /. J. Northup Company
Brownsville
Eagle Woolen Mills
Shedda
Ore
Springfield
Fairmount
Mary Wheeler
O. A. Wheeler
T. C. Wheeler
A. Wheeler
Coburg
Christin
Althea
A. F. Wheeler
Shedds
Masonic Lodge
Lincoln Street
New Cofburg Church Set for May Dedication
A new Christian church at Co burg will be dedicated on the first Sunday in May at 11 a.m. A public dinner will follow. Residents are invited to travel by train bicycle or buggy to the sister town for a day of celebration on this special occasion.
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New Christian
Coburg
Evry
Reliance
Schedule of games for Willamette Valley League season
President Geo M Turner of the Willamette Valley Baseball League released a 20 game schedule. The pennant goes to the team with the highest winning percentage, season runs May 2 to July 1, with games on Saturdays and Sundays. The report lists dates and matchups for Salem Albany Eugene Roseburg, Albany Eugene, and other pairings, plus notes on non league games and roster efforts in Eugene with local players and transfers from Chemawa and Pendleton.
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Geo. M. Turner
Willamette Valley Baseball League
Turner
Salem Va
Albany
Salem
Eugene Va
Roseburg
Eugene
Koneburg
Salem Ve. Eugene
Albany Ve. Roseburg
Albany Va
Euagene
Griffin
Hugene
Salem Statesman
Statesman
Charley Barrett
Pendleton
Fred
Sam Morris
Chemawa
Washi Bs
Joe Teato
Rabe Sanders
Iran
Bi Davia
Dr. H. A. Kings
Souhwick
Geo. C. L. der
Guy Javis
Sumner
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M. R. Janney
Chicago
San Francisco
T. G. Tendricks
G. B. Eakin
P. E. Snodgrass
L. H. Potter
Republian Conressional Committee
Senat
J. EB. Lathrop
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