Indian War Veterans Elect Delegates to Portland Encampment
At Albany on May 14 delegates were chosen for the grand encampment in Portland on June 14. Jason Wheeler Jonas Davie TA Riggs Farlow W H Caldwell F M Weeatfall John McFarland Pattison John Milliard and John Growider were named. A later resolution declared that representative Thomas H Tongue has not done his duty in securing pensions for Indian War Veterans.
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Albany
Portland
Jason Wheeler
Jonas Davie
TA Riggs
Farlow
W H Caldwell
F M Weeatfall
John McFarland
Pattison
John Milliard
John Growider
Thomas H Tongue
Senate commerce committee backs subsidies for river emergency funds
Washington May 14 The Senate committee on commerce ordered favorable reports on amendments to the subsidy civil appropriation bill. The amendments appropriate 250000 dollars for an emergency expenditure on the Missouri River and 250000 dollars for the mouth of the Columbia River.
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Washtoton
Senate Commue
Commerce Today
Missouri River
Columbia River
Salem board of education elects teachers for next year
The Salem board of education elected D. W. Yoder as superintendent for the coming year, with J. & Graham, Alice Dodd, G. A. Prentice and L. H. Baker named as superintendents, the latter being reelected. Prof. Baker now teaches in Lebanon. Prentice has led Jefferson schools. An Oregonian item notes milk speculation by James Humphrey of Portland to supply Nemeites, amid remarks on milk prices. a gypsy horse trade involving J R B Sellers is mentioned. and the county commissioners extend the 1599 tax collection to May 25, 1900, with sheriff to close rolls.
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Salem Board of Education
D. W. Yoder
J. & Graham
Alice Dodd
G. A. Prentice
L. H. Baker
Baker
Lebanon
W. J. Crawford
C. H. Jones
Linn County
Prentice
Jefferson
Oregonian
Hogene
James Humphrey
Commissioners Court
Voters Debate Linn County Figures and Taxable Property
A Minnesota style comparison notes Linn County has more population and voters and slightly higher taxable property, yet runs the county on less. The piece contrasts figures and fiscal burden across counties Linn and Lae, urging taxpayers to read and consider local governance.
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Linn
Lae
Linn County
Boers Routed as Gen Rundie Forces Surrender
Special dispatches report Boer forces halted by General Rundie near Dundee and Glencoe, with large captures including President Steyn's brother. Dundee mines damaged, homes looted during Boer retreat. In Pretoria a commission seeks US protection for Boer republics while Montana Clark resigns.
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Steyn
Ladybrand
Enjoinment Sought Over Hendricks Ferry Bridge Plan
Eugene readers hear taxpayers discussing a proposed McKenzie river bridge at Hendricks ferry fourteen miles east of Eugene. A circuit court enjoinment suit is anticipated this week to halt the project citing debt, road needs, and preference for repairing Camp Creek road.
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Eva
Evitok Guard
McKenzie River
Hendricks’ Ferry
Eugene
Ioe County
Camp Creek
Brady to Take Night Watchman Duty This Evening
Robert O Brady will assume the duties of night watchman tonight. Frank B Sank will succeed as Wells Fargo express driver, with Mr Grady endorsing him on the police force. Brady is expected to be an efficient officer.
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Robert O. Brady
Aeume
Wells
Fargo Express
Frank B Sank
Grady
Brady
Rebekahs Install Irving Lodge 107 Jessie Lodge Founded
Mrs Jessie Peter deputy grand president of Oregon instilled a new Rebekah lodge at Irving with 40 charter members, about 40 Eugene lodge members attended, Jessie lodge 107 named for the installer. Officers were elected and installed, followed by a praised banquet noted for Irving hospitality and a record for generosity.
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A L Peter of
Eugene
S Institutes
New Lodge
Jessie Peter
Rebekah Lodge
Oregon
Irving
Jessie Lodge
Piecer
Rebekah
Minnie Flint
Clara J Bond
Ella [Owall
Alice C Holt
Eugenia Kitchen
J M Martin
BL Guy
Bell Bond
Delin Hogan
G Kitchen
Mary Linder
Dera Harris
Kang SL Bond
Bushell RS
Deila Wiccarson
Susie Linder
Court House Notes and Property Transactions
Court records list numerous mortgages, satisfactions, and discharges. Several land transfers include John H Weatentt to Morgan B Johnson in Fairmont, H M Mayness to G N McLean, and colonel F Smith to George Midgley, with other notices of quit claims and locators for Bohemia and Eugene properties. Appointments in estates of August Flecher and Otto Fredercksen noted, plus final account for W T Walker. Registration closed with about 5250 names. affidavits allowed for five holders. Reform school placement for 14-year-old Hiram Copeland. citizenship papers for Jacob D Dontof.
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John H Weatentt
Morgan B Johnson
R Hollenbeck
Horace R
Mary E Champ
H M Mayness
G N McLean
Ivar Lw
Colonel F Smith
George Midgley
Ts Chamra
Fairmont
Mayer
Jesse Park
George Park
Eugene
Moluck
Blue River
Geo A Drury
T Vandyne
E P Coleman
Eureka
T Vandine
Martin Springs
Bohemia
Alex Pugh
Yellow Rose
Texas
W M George
George F Richey
James D Richey
Elizabeth Frank
Alto EE Stiles
Mulligan
Campaign Itinerary and County Economic Questions
The text urges voters to focus on county economic affairs and taxes. It contrasts Republican talk on national policy with Lane County voters’ interest in whether the county court will be economical, taxes will rise or fall, and county debt changes. Citizens’ slate is said to speak plainly on these questions.
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Lane County
Ecket
Correction on Coburg Lane county cave report and misstatements
The Guakp report from Coburg mentions James Hemenway of College Grove as a Republican candidate who addressed the audience but did not utilize privileges others did. The Guard asserts it was not a deliberate misstatement and affirms fairness to opponents while noting a misstatement arose from misreading the closing hour of the debt and an accompanying party member.
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Lane County
Coburg
James Hemenway
Collage Grove
Hemenway
Bineelf
Cherisevex
Hemen
Thurston Speaking Draws 150 At Thurston Meeting
About 150 attendees gathered yesterday afternoon for a meeting at Thurston. Citizens' speakers faced chants as Mr Harris clashed with Mr Skipworth over state matters and national issues. Voters pressed for clear lines on Lane County administration amid a charged political scene.
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Daily Guard
Thurston
Harris
Skipworth
Watts
Lane County
Hemeaways
Coburg
Mohawk
Walterville
Notable Speech Sparks Crowd in Hometown
A local event ends with guests noting a speaker's retreat as he leaves the stage amid a heated reception. The crowd reacts strongly, comparing the moment to a political figure's quick wardrobe change while signaling disapproval.
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Bob Veateh
Amith
Well Known Editor Dead in Sheridan Sun Split
Sheridan Sun editor Barnhart died in McMinnville from hemorrhage after illness begun Friday. He had recently acquired the Sheridan Sun and formerly edited the McMinnville Reporter for 12 years. He fell ill Friday, improved Saturday, then grew worse and died Sunday morning. The article names local officials and mentions election prompts and a misattributed plane of events.
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Sheridan, Yambul County
Ho Barnhart
Sherdan Sun
McMinnville
The
Kings
Barnhbart
Sheridan
Barnhart
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T D Tilton
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H. H. Hawley
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Cavalry Presbyterian Church
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