Medford Stirs Over Oliver Attacks on City Officials
In Medford Oregon on April 28. Oliver faces crowd anger for denouncing Judge M Colvig and city leaders. He accused E E Kelly of remarks at a commercial club meeting and attacked city council members, drawing stern rebuke from Judge Colvig. Local business leaders say Oliver has overstepped his mark.
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Medford. Or
Oliver
M. Colvigan
Medford
E. E. Kelly
Southern
Rast Aight
Commerial Club
Medford Commercial C
Colvig
Sedge Kelly
Shall We Observe Lincoln's Birthday in Eugene
The Eugene Oregon editorial discusses observing Lincoln's birthday and questions whether honors should extend beyond one day. It cites Lincoln Grant Washington Franklin and Ulysses S. Grant as heroes, arguing for meaningful national remembrance through study rather than days off. It asks if schooling on birthdays could deepen patriotism and knowledge among children in country schools.
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Eugene, Or
Lincoln
the Guard
Daniel Webd
Iosbie
Thin Iy
United States
England
Benjamin Franklin
America
Washleg
Franklin
Abraham
Ulysses
S. Grast
White House
Grant
Washington
Majo
Giria
Hands and Arms In Dreadful State
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recalls a child plagued by severe eczema for a year with face arms and hands inflamed and crusted. After failed remedies and drastic measures Hood s Sarsaparilla and Hood s Olive Ointment were used. Within months the child recovered completely and became healthy again.
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Husband
Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Holiday Debates on Teachers and Merit of Celebrations
A reader defends keeping Christmas as a holiday and questions celebrating birthdays of great men. The piece argues teachers deserve fair pay, opposes abolishing holidays, and honors General Grant Captain Jones Benjamin Franklin among others for meritorious acts.
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Lincoln
General Grant
Captain Jones
Benjamin Franklin
James Bryce Praises American Universities and Education
Ambassador James Bryce extols the rise of public and private higher education in the United States. He cites state-funded colleges and liberal grants, praising university teachers and the spread of knowledge for youth across classes. He foresees many gifted youths benefiting from broader training to serve society as writers teachers and public workers. He notes strong attendance at state and private institutions and expresses admiration for American educational progress.
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Bryce
Univeres Ten
Brrce
Ambassadeur outlines U S support for liberal education
The ambassador stressed that the United States had the funds and benefactors to sustain all needed institutions. He urged raising teaching staff and salaries to attract able scholars and advance both applied and theoretical sciences for a truly liberal education.
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United States
Bryce
Seattle Mar Is Starving 10 Gure Ills
E Rader a former state official and Populist leader lies in a Starvation doctor's hotel room. The doctor claims abstention from food is deadly, with no authority to force feeding unless he is declared insane. Rader is free on bonds awaiting trial for a land lottery swindle tied to the Southern Pacific taid Co. arresting several Grass Harbor figures.
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Seattle
Rader
Southern Pacific Taid Co
Grass Harbor
Records show Smith funded Kribs timber land purchases
Portland April 18. Admitted by stipulation the First National Bank Hoosebuars records showed funds to Linn county estrymen in 1909 came from Charles A. Smith Minnesota. Frederick A. Kribe timber creiseer received about 2 969 during April May 1909. Defense admitted payment but claimed Smith did not know lands were being acquired from the government in a conspiracy between A. D. Puter and Horace McKinler.
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Portland
First National Bank of Hoosebuars
Linn Cousty Estrymen
Frederick A. Kribe
Timber Creiseer
Charles A. Smith
Minsessta
Orecon
Smith
Krite
Lind and
Leland
A. D. Puter
Horace McKinler
Ladies' Auxiliary Plans for Rose Show
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Commercial Club met to discuss a rose show to be held in Bugene around mid May. A committee will appoint further details. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs W Kaykesdall Vice-President Mrs G D Linn Secretary Mrs W A Bell Treasurer Mrs F R Wetherbee Corresponding Secretary Mrs E E Et r.
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The
Commercial Club
Bugene
Prunes Cleared for Royal Anne Cherries on Hill Farm
E. M. Warres owns the 16 acre Baley Hiles tract once a prune orchard. He cleared every tree to plant Royal Anne cherries on a hillside site. Frosts rarely hurt the new crop and cherry profits may exceed prune income. Warres has erected over 600 rods of woven wire fencing, now totaling 1000 rods, a durable cheaper long term investment.
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E. M. Warres
Baley Hiles
Tom Segar
Mar
Fotere
Prenes
Warren
Hearst Disgrace Declared by Mayor Gaynor at Dinner
New York April 25 Mayor Gaynor labeled William R Hearst a disgrace to journalism addressing AP and newspaper association members at a Waldorf Astoria dinner He accused Hearst of two state prison felonies forgery and falsification of public documents tied to a city draft affair amid cheers for Gaynor The scene escalated as Hearst associate T T Williams disrupted the event and was escorted out by detectives.
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New York
Msmor
Associated Press
American Newspaper Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Willem BR. Hearst
Petennial
Journalim
Gaynor
Miss Clark Thinks She Ate Polly V 335
Bridgeport Comet April 724. Miss Ethel Clark daughter of F Clark a Connecticut legislator is hospitalized as city officials probe a Brattleboro high school sorority initiation cited as cause. She was fed macaroni and oysters blindfolded believing them worms. She suffered a nervous collapse. treatment may take years to recover.
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Bridgeport
Comem
Ethel Clark
Brattleboro
Docation
Miss Clark
F. Clark
Connecticut General Assembly
Kerns Named for Senator in Indiana
Indianapolis April 2 After a stormy convention the Democratic party selected W. Kern as its preferred candidate for United States senator. Opponents pressed for a statewide primary, but the endorsing faction prevailed and Kern received the endorsement swiftly.
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W. Kerns
Indiana
Iedia
Ruth Bryan Leavitt to Wed Reginald Owen in Fairview
April 27 report from Lesdes states Ruth Bryan Leavitt formerly Mrs W H Leavitt of New York will marry Reginald Owen of the British Royal Engineers stationed in Jamaica. The couple reportedly met in Colorado last summer. Owen is 26.
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Lesdes
Reginald Owes
Yale Engineers
Jamaica
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Mre
W. H. Leavitt
New York
Brian Leavitt
Fairview
Neb
Reginald Owen
British Royal Engineers
Lane Co Bar Endorses J. W. Hamilton for Judge
Lane county bar members endorse Hon. J. W. Hamilton for reelection as judge of the district. The letter from Eugene Oregon dated April 22 1910 includes signatures of numerous bar members and expresses appreciation for his service and a pledge of support. The note reflects a nonpartisan professional backing from the local legal community.
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Eugenue
Oregon
J. W. Hamilton
Roseburg
General Frederick Grant Enlists in the Army
General Frederick Dent Grant enrolls in the U.S. Army amid 1293 Washington tidbits. The item notes Grant’s formal enlistment and ties to his father General Ulysses S. Grant, reflecting early career steps and military lineage within the era.
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Washingom
Frederick Dent
Grant
Resemblance Noted Between Mater Gevere and Famous Father
A fragment notes that Mater Gevere resembles Frederick Dent Gremt, with a remark by Gevem about the likeness. It mentions Grant cotucoeds and the department of the ckes in a context suggesting a yearly event or display in a city.
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Mater Gevere
Frederick Dent
Grant
Grant Seeks Grand Army Membership for Civil War Service
The report notes General Grant is to be mustered into the United States Army as a Civil War veteran on July 4, forty seven years after Vicksburg. Authorized by act of Congress, the move enables Grant to join the Grand Army of the Republic and Loyal Legion, reflecting his Civil War service as aide to his father at Vicksburg and his wartime actions though not regularly enrolled.
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United States Army
Grand Gulf
Vicksburg
T. S Grant
Fred Grant
Grant
Grand Army
Farmer Hurt in Runaway Accident Near Junction City
In Junction City area on Tuesday morning Dolph B. Farley a farmer six miles north on the Monroe road sustained serious injuries when a run away incident occurred. He had been to Monroe and was returning home.
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Ing
John RK. Crow
Mosroe
Mr Farny
Crow
Mr. Parley
Tle
Dr. Bennett
Monroe
Hil
Mr. Farley
Junction City
Dolph B. Farley
Monroe Road
State Fair Boosts Dairy Exhibits With Prize and Plan
Salem reports a new dairy exhibit feature at the state fair. The board approved a $50 prize for the best dairy display to be divided among top placements. Superintendent Paul Maris pushed for a model dairy barn to illustrate the best practices, with the board favorable to study plans at a later meeting.
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Salem
Paul Maris
Dairies
Henry Booth
Roseburg
Marts
Maris
Gets Out of His Trouble by Marrying Complainant
Edward Silkwood, a Creswell youth arrested at Lewiston Idaho on a charge of eduction, sought to marry the 17 year old complainant Miss Ansa Kostert at the county clerk's office to erase the offense. He announced to Sheriff Bows of his intention and the marriage license was issued late this afternoon. It is not clear if the ceremony has taken place.
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Edward Silkwood
Creswell
Lewiston
Idaho
Ected
Wes
Silikwood
Paulhan Wins Splendid Prize For Long Flight
Paulhan claimed the 54 000 prize in a dramatic long flight from Manchester via Aypetl, beating White who crashed three times in gusty conditions. Paulhan completed 186 miles in 4 hours 11 minutes, while White quit after half the distance. Lord Northcliffe funded the prize. crowd cheers hailed Paulhan as the finest aviator. Also noted, Gulf Colorado Santa Fe workers in several states to receive wage increases, affecting nearly 19,000 employees.
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Manchester
Denié
Bolenworth
Loos Paaihan
Paulhan
White
Lord Northcliffe
Pallihan
Afr
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Marcola resident N J Rowan visits the city
N J Rowan of Marcola was in the city for an inspection, meeting, or oversight visit, according to local notices.
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N. J. Rowan of
Marcola
Lane County Asset Co. Stock Deal Ties Kinney to 250000 Share Purchase
In Coos Bay Oregon during a short stay, L D Kinney subscribed to 250000 dollars of Lane County Asset Company stock at one dollar per share. Funds will back surveys rights of way terminals and railroad construction from Eugene to Coos Bay with proceeds limited per month and used entirely for the Coos Bay end. The deal raises the capital to two million dollars with Kinney's payment to be matched by the company in surveys and actual construction from Eugene toward Coos Bay.
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Coos Bay
F. B. Kidder
M. Svarverud
Lane County Asset Co
L. D. Kinney
North Bend
Mr. Kinney
Coosa
Eugene
Mosars Kidder
News
Suwarverud
Lane County Asset Company
Oregon
Lane County Amet Company
State of
Coos Hep
Oreston
LL. D. Kinney
Lane County Aget Company
Lane County Aweet Company
D. Kinney
Coon Bay
Aif L D
Kinney
Coon Hay
North Berd
Lane County Aabet CO
M. Svarverus
Ite
Severed legs case fuels high court appeal damages
The Supreme Court heard the appeal of M J Doyle the Southern Pac Company from a circuit court verdict awarding him 48 000 for injuries sustained October 24 1906 while working as time keeper near Divide Nebraska. Doyle 34 was struck by a helper engine on a side track with no warning. Lincoln county apple lands draw attention as Newport Signal notes many orchards will be planted this year amid claims of Lincoln apples being worthless.
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Gaiem
Doyle
Southern Pacific
Divide
Lincoln County
Newport
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Tillamook
E. M. Warren
Hearst
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Felon
Mr. Chairman
Mr. Wright
House
Hamilton
Lane CO
Lane County
G. F. Skipworth
John M. Pipes
L. Bilyeu
A. C. Woodcock
Richard Shore Smith
Geo. B. Dorrie
C. A. Wintermeier
M. Travis L. R. Edmunson
Chas, A. Hardy Johns
S. Medley
C. Johnson
A. H. King
WM. G. Martin
D. Allen
T. G. F Slipworth
L. Bilgew
Richard Shere Smith
George B. Dorris
C. A. Wistermeier
J. M Travis
L. KR. Edmunson
Charles A. Hardy
John & Mecley
J. C. Jolapon
Williem G. Martin
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Lane Cousty
Reeeberg
Congress
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Dobh Farley
J. Henry Booth
Paulian Wirs
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