Miss Ware Telegrams Demand Refutation of Charges
The Miss Ware case centers on defamatory letters about Horace McKinley and a loan, with Ware denying the Oregonian report. She will return to Eugene by May 5 and pursue refutation or damages, while officials dispute warrants and question credibility of contributors.
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Daily Guard
The
Oregonian
Jolesram
Gsgilast
H. J. McKinley
San Francisco
Eugene
Bellinger
Inspector Linen
Lloyds
Portland
Clyde Lloyd
Miss Ware
McKinley
Personal notices from May 1 Daily Guard
A crowded column lists numerous visitors and arrivals: J A Waddle and H C Galey in town from Salem and Roseburg respectively, C Mahon from Junction City, J Cogrswell to Muddy Station, and many locals hosting guests in Wilbur, Eugene, Lowell, and Port land. Notables include Col Jackson and Major Chenowyth leaving for the south, R L and C B H Willoughby attending a state dental meeting, and several travels to Cottage Grove and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
J. A. Waddle
City
F. E. Dann
Salem
C. Mahon
Junction City
John Cogrswell
Muddy Station
A. Hooth
Holden
Booth-Kely Company
Russell
Morris
Eugene
Portland
A. J. Barker
Mayfield
Kansas
Barker
Ed Poill
Nice
Mise McFarland
Lowell
Jack Poill
Col. Jackson
Major Chenowyth
Dre. R. L
C. BH. Willoughby
State Vental Association
J. L. Robinson
Newport
Hendricks Cottege
Real estate firm changes as Geo Fisher retires
Geo Fisher retires after two years in partnership with M. Svarvered at the Willamette and Seventh streets offices. He sold his stake to W. W. Calkins, forming Svarverud and Calkins. Calkins lately moved east to set up a law office. Fisher will focus on mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fisher
M. Svarvered
Willamette and
Seventh Streets
W. W
Divorce suit filed by Mary A Ward in Eugene Der
Mary A Ward sues George D Ward for divorce alleging desertion. Married December 15 1895 in Eugene Der. They have one child, Charles E. Desertion is the charge. Attorney for the plaintiff Mrs Weed is John M iisas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Ward
George D. Ward
Eugene der
Charles E. Desertion
John Miisas
Mra. Weed
Short Log Supply Threatens Spring Field Mill Operations
Eugene dispatch reports the South Kelly Company faces a log shortage due to scarce mountain water. The Spring Held mill cannot run full time, risking shutdown until next October without additional logs from Willamette river drives and nearby creeks. Twelve camps along the Willamette are cutting, but moving enough timber hinges on water levels whether becomes late in the season.
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Eugene
South Kelly Company
Lilo Wall Creek
Lost Creek
Icherey
Mowentic Loge
Springfield
Willamette River
Death of Indian Sam and inquest at Cottage Grove
Coroner C B King reports from Cottage Grove on the death of Indian Sam found in Bow River. The inquest determined drowning while intoxicated after four days without sight of him. His coat held a pint of liquor. Indian Sam, called Sam the Fisherman, was nearly the last of the Calapooia tribe. his stepson Enoch lives at Cottage Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. King
Cottage Grove
Sam
Bow River
Dr. King
Row River
Calapooia
Enoch
Norris & Rowe's Show Arrives May Thirteenth in City
Norris and Rowe present a big trained animal show in the city on May 13. The troupe promises marked improvements and enlargements this season. It will feature trained animals, circus gymnasts, Japanese equilibrists and jugglers, and expert cycle whirl riders. The exhibition is praised as clean, wholesome, instructive entertainment suitable for boys and girls and emphasizing kindness and patience toward animals.
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Norris & Rowe
Vindicate Them All Nomination Rally Aims for Supreme Court
Speech rails against administration and calls for nominations to equalize power. It urges Mine Ware and other removed commissioners to be nominated for the Supreme Court at the upcoming Republican state convention. Tyner, ousted from the post office department, is proposed for U.S. Senate to vindicate the administration’s allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringer Hermano
Congress
Supreme Court
Tyner
Post Office Department
U.S
Indian Sam Found Dead In Bow River
The body of the wreck known as Indian Sam was found in Bow River near Cottage Grove by schoolchildren on a picnic. Coroner C B King reported the evidence suggests suicide after a period of despondency and excess drinking. He had been missing since Monday after leaving Cottage Grove to visit his brother across the river. The body was described as in a disgusting condition.
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Cottage Grove
Sam
Bow River
New Forest Reserve Created in Southwestern Oregon
Officials in Roseburg announce a new U S government forest reserve in Southwestern Oregon. The withdrawal covers 1,405,440 acres across sixty townships, mainly in Josephine and Curry counties, extending to the state line and into California. Existing settlers with valid claims remain unaffected.
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Roseburg
U. S. Land Office
Oregon
Josephine
Curry
Douglas
Coos
California
U. S
Why Not Be Truthful The Register Attacks Reames
The Register accuses Democrats of misrepresenting Reames as related to late Congressman Tongue and questions the paper's truthfulness. It notes the proximity of Democratic HQ to the Register and suggests the paper would print falsehoods on other topics to suit its side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Register
Reames
Binger Hermann
Sewer Ordinance in Danger Seeks Abandonment by New Council
New city council members contest past figures on indebtedness and oppose the Jefferson Street sewer project. The proposed $16,000 general fund appropriation for the sewer faces abandonment as western city residents resist its establishment, and the present council may not report on prior indebtedness.
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Cty Council
Ava Realll
Jefferson Street
Inez
New Livery Stable and Blacksmith in Sherman Heller Pratt Yates
Sherman Heller Robi M Pratt and James Yates buy lot 114 by 800 feet west of the Courthouse lodging house. They plan a large frame building housing a livery stable run by Mr Yates and a blacksmith shop to Messrs Heller and Pratt facing East Seventh Oak and Park Oak streets. The site presently hosts Wilkingon’s blacksmith shop and Jap Edy’s residence.
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Sherman Heller
Robi. M. Pratt
James Yates
Emily Hovey
Courthouse
Yates
East Seventh
Oak Streets
Park and
Divorce suit over custody after alleged choking and abuse
Clara M. DeLassus sues Ceren J. DeLassus in circuit court for divorce and custody of their 13 month old child. She accuses him of choking, beating, gambling, and drinking, providing no support, and notes she left around December 19, 1902, living apart since. Charles M. Kiseinger represents Mrs DeLassus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. DeLassus
Ceren J. DeLassus
Monutha
Oregon City
Chas. M. Kiseinger
eLassus
Behind in the Dulles Chronicle Debate Over Lawyers
The Dulles Chronicle and Albany Democrat clash over local legal prowess with jokes about Eugene trailing Albany. The two papers spar about number of lawyers and a race to the rear, joking Albany remains behind and wondering about baseball standings.
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Dulles Chronicle
Saya
Eugene
Albany
Epar
Albany Democrat
Portland
Resolutions of Condolence from Foresters Court Poplar No
Whereas in divine providence it has pressed him to remove from the home of our beloved brother J Gray his beloved mother we extend heartfelt sympathy to our brother in this hour of affliction and commend him to our Heavenly Father these resolutions be spread on the records published in the daily papers and a copy sent to the bereaved brother committee report by W Bloomfield Moon Randle and others
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J. ©. Gray
W. Bloomfield
Moon
Randle
Marriage License Price Up Soon Across Oregon
County Clerk Lee warns marriage licenses will rise after May 2 as new statewide fees take effect. The price in Oregon will go from 2 to 3, with a brief window to purchase before May 1st. A license is valid indefinitely, but buying early saves 1.
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UU Lee
Real Estate Deal Sights 145 Acre Sagene Farm Sold
Yesterday B J Frasier and Geo M Miller closed a purchase of Mrs S A Truddleston's 145 acre farm inside Sagene city limits for 830000. They plan to plat the land into lots and grade the streets to attract buyers for homes or speculation. The tract is described as high and dry with rich loam, only five blocks from the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
B. J. Frasier
Geo. M. Miller
S. A. Truddleston
Sagene
Eugene
Goaard
Messra Frasier & Miller
Landmark of Dr A W Patterson Demolished in Eugene
The home of Dr A W Patterson at 387 East Eleventh Street, a historic figure in Eugene since 1860, is partially removed and torn down. The property will be replaced by a modern residence. part of the house moved to Alder Street. The doctor plans to reside on Alder Street and remains in fairly good health.
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A. W. Patterson
Eugene
East Eleventh Street
Alder Street
Umpqua Oil Well Progress Report From Myrtle Creek
Advices to Umpqua Valley Oil Company managers say delayed drilling tools have reached Myrtle Creek and full equipment is on site. Reassembly will begin Monday with work resuming, and managers expect favorable developments soon. Stock price drops to zero cents per share from 30 cents today.
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Mieseburg
Umpqua Valley Oil Company
Myrtle Creek
Reames Misses Appointment at Champoeg Meeting
A. E. Reames could not speak at the Champoeg gathering of Native Sons of Oregon due to delayed trains. Reames and Chairman Sam White arrived on the delayed service from Cottage Grove and will attend Democratic headquarters this evening and Sunday.
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A. E. Reames
Champoeg
Sona
Oregon
Mr. Reames
Sam White
Cottage Grove
Democratic
Fragmented local notice from mistyped OCR
A partial readable line shows a place name Corane road with an event at June 40 time in Hetin Bearea County. The text is garbled but hints at a public notice or meeting with local officials and a dated context.
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Corane Road
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Ware
Marie L. Ware
Hobson
Telegram
Horace McKinley
E. Hobson
Ciard
H.C. Galey
Engene
M. D. Bissel
Henderson Station
Kouseys
Bissel
Settle
Leaburg
Stephen Smeede
Walterville
Frances Fessenden
Walker
Roscoe Riley
Sumpter
Ethel Brewster
Dexter
Fr. B. Risley
Veazie
J. M. Glen
S. A. Daniel
Ashland
Lamb
J. P. Milliorn
Junction
Frazer
Joseph Templeton
Salem Journal
Felix Flamiston
Andy Campbell
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
W. S. Watson
Hemenway Place
James L. Watson
Glass & Prudhomme
Chamberlsin
Travefers
W. LH. Wheeler
Circeit
Frank Vaughan
Sam Matthews
Circuit Court
Peter Christenson
Clyde E. Gray
Ciruit
M. C. Brent
Dorris Art Gallery
W. J. Plymale
W. H. Kay
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
A. N. Striker
Portland, Exchange, Etc Ll
Richard Mount
King
Clerks’ Trust
Umpqua
Rticus
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