Misrepresentation charge in Lane County race
Editorial accuses the Register of unfair misrepresentation in a May 14 registration tied to candidacy of Mr Young for county clerk and Senator Kuykendall’s territorial issue. It cites a “curious certificate of character” from Lane county men and questions motives behind endorsements and signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuykendall
Lane County
Blue River
House
Senate
R S Bean
H Friendly
F L Chambers
C Woodcock
R A Booth
C M Young
Daily Guard
Philippine Governor Echoes Oregon Duties in Philippine Question
A satirical piece portrays a Philippine governor who dismisses reform to state salaries, claiming he is primarily governor of the Philippines. It targets Furnish and mocks politicians who align eco concerns for votes, lampooning perceived corruption and duty conflicts.
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Eco
Furnish
Philippine
Cleveland
Rustier
Philippines
Oregon
Archipelago
Hook
Warm Spots on Mount Hood Reach Portland Sights
The Portland Telegram notes that during eruption a fall blast would reveal a dramatic Mt Hood view. The crater spans about 2000 feet across though edge remnants complicate measurements. Despite snow, warm spots persist and Crater Rock remains heated, melting nearby snow.
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Portland Telegram
Mount Hood
Portland
Unclear fragment on volcanic scene near hogs back crater
Fragmentary description describes steam and flames near a crater along the hogs back on a mountain. The text references heat and a rugged track with volcanic activity noted by climbers.
Lava Flows Uphill Hinged By Cooling Jacket
A reader notes lava flows uphill due to cooling crust forming in minutes. The molten rock hardens to a crust, trapping pressure that drives flow in any direction, including uphill, as eruptions continue.
Fees for arresting whiskey to Indian sellers in Oregon
The two years J W Furnish served as Deputy U S Marshal at Pendleton under Cleveland yielded $9651.84 in fees for arresting whiskey to Indian sellers to Portland. The author calls this a fee-hunting, disreputable business and questions how such earnings relate to the office of Governor of Oregon.
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J W Furnish
United States
Pendleton
Cleveland
Portland
Oregon
Hot spring temperatures rise near Monterey from distant volcanic activity
A Monterey Mexico report notes Topo Chico hot springs near Monterey have risen to 104 to 110 degrees since volcanic eruptions in Martinique. The article speculates about a possible link to underground fires and questions if nearby McKenzie hot springs are similarly affected.
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Monterey
Mexico
Martinique
Topo Chico
McKenzie Hot
Travis Conducting Personal Campaign Says Register
The Register says Mr Travis is discussing Senator Kuykendall's public acts as a personal campaign. It notes the Republican candidate made a legislative record last session and that discussing that record is a matter of public property and his right to comment.
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the Register
Travis
Kuykendall
Burta
Destruction of St Pierre Described by Ship Captain
A dispatch dated May 14 reports the city of St Pierre leveled by Mount Pelee. The captain states we approached at noon and found the town smoking, resembling Pompeii after the eruption.
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Despacon
St Pierre
Mount Pelee
Pompeii
Oregonian alarm bells on Roosevelt foes and Chamberlain
The Oregonian paints a dire scene early in the campaign fearing Roosevelt discredited Pacific expansion rebuked and business welfare damaged if Chamberlain wins. It warns of a political Jimjamelike scenario with sharp partisan anxiety.
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Oregonian
Furnish
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
New Jersey Bishop Objects to Hat Controversy in Church
A New Jersey bishop objects to a hate off for the gendler sex in church as other divines urge reform. The only way women can settle the hat controversy is by staying out of church, though that would shrink male attendance to a small number.
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New Jersey
Grandma Kuykendall Reelection Bid in Lane County
A Brownsville Times note suggests Grandma Kuykendall faces challenges for Senate reelection from Lane County. The piece pokes at his political return and asserts his record should reassure Linn County voters.
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Brownsville
Nickel's Worth Of Smell From A Bottle
A dialogue scene shows Swart Bor and Daveerst-Well discussing a bottle’s contents with a strong emphasis on the odor and the abundance of its presence.
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Daveerst
Joint Canvass in Lane County Oregon 1902
Officials from both parties agree to a joint canvass of Lane County with dates and locations listed. May 17 Coburg May 19 Hadiyville May 21 Lorane May 22 Saginaw May 23 Creswell May 24 Valley May 26 Unity May 27 Jasper May 28 Wallville May 29 Thurston Wendling May 31 Eugene Immediate leaders J D MatLock for Democrats and EO Porres for Republicans signatories.
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Eugene
Politiel
Lane County
Coburg
Lorane
Saginaw
Thoreday
Creswell
Lt Valley
Oregon
EO Porres
Republican Central Committee
Veterans Reunion Called for Lane County Veterans
The Lane County Veteran Association announces its annual reunion in Eugene Oregon on June 11 12 and 13 1902 for soldiers sailors and marines with family attendance urged. Board and lodging will be provided at the lowest possible figure and official details will be mailed to each member by secretary A Yerington. president Joan I NauamM.
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Lane County Veteran Association
Eugene
Oregon
County Warrants To Be Paid In Eugene Oregon
Notice to warrant holders that county warrants from 2696 to 3068 will be paid on presentation at the county treasurer's office in Eugene on and after May 12 1902. Interest ceases May 11 1902. Dated May 9 1902. AS PatrEerson County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr Lane
Eugene
Oregon
PatrEerson
Public School Examinations Schedule Listed
Eighth grade public school examinations will be held May 1, 22, and 28 and June 11, 12, and 13 at county schools or at the county superintendent office. April 28, 1902.
Notice to file teacher applications by June 1 1902
All applications for teachers post Hone for next year must be filed with the clerk on or before June 1 1902. Erection of teachers will take place after the installation of the new board of directors. Dated May 8. Geof Craw Clerk of School District No 4 Lane county Oregon.
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Geof Craw
Lane County
Oregon
Stray Horses Offer at Llewellyn Area Post Office
Two mares wandered to a homestead near Llewellyn post office one mile south. A gray mare with a blind left eye and a light colored mare with a white face were cared for. The owner may reclaim by paying all charges. Contact H Rebmen.
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H Rebmen
Llewellyn
Willamette Valley Choral Union to Meet in Eugene Next May
The Willamette Valley Choral Union schedules its It4 annus festival in Eugene next May. At Corvallis officers were elected: President Prof I M Glen and Secretary Miss Louisa Yorao, both of Eugene.
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Eugene
Willamette Valley Choral Union
Corvallie
I M Glen
Mise Louisa Yorao
Stomach Health and Dream Causes in 19th Century Advice
The article argues stomach disorders cause bad dreams and general poor health, endorsing Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. It presents a testimonial from Mr. Copenhaver, detailing long, failed treatments before relief after using Pierce remedies. It links digestion to energy, blood quality, and overall strength, inviting readers to consult Dr. Pierce and request his medical adviser book.
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Willie
Dion
Pierce
U.S. Coen le Mount Union
Huntingdon Co
de. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Buffalo, N. Y
Tell Good Cigars by Feel Not Color Says Expert
A Washington Lost article advises discerning smokers that color deceives in judging cigars. True quality comes from feel and construction: flexible, quiet, and closely rolled leaves indicate a fine cigar, while hard, straw-like wrappers signal poor stock. Imported stamps show authenticity. beware boxes lacking proper yellow and white seals.
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Thi
Havana
Manila
Key West
Washington
Pickings From Fiction In A Satirical Tone
A collection of quoted lines from various works reflecting on morality work and pleasure. The passages critique mercy, labor, nature, time, wealth, and love with ironic, witty observations attributed to several fictional voices.
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Lazarre
Grant’s brusque remark on Canada’s soil sparks Canada question
Lord Dufferin, as Canada’s viceroy, visited Washington during Grant’s presidency and asked if Grant had ever been in Canada. Grant replied he had never set foot on Canadian soil but had sailed near its shores, seeing grass growing in the streets of Canadian towns.
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Lord Dufferin
Canada
Washington
General Grant
Ita
London News
Mrs Weeds and Mr Binks Plan Quick Wedding
A New York Press note quotes Mr Binks proposing to Susie Weeds and Susie directing him to her father. The father considers remarrying and proposes to set the wedding for the 20th of the month, indicating a rapidly arranged marriage in later life.
Hilarious Lathe and Buzzsaw Exchange in Shop
A playful exchange recalls a man who brought whiskey into a shop. The lathe and buzzsaw banter about the incident, noting that the man himself paid the price for his foray into excess.
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Philadelphia Press
Trustees Plan Art Gallery Through Annual Dinners
In remarks cited by the Cleveland Plain Dealer an unnamed trustee explains progress on establishing a gallery of art. He notes three annual dinners have been held and a fourth is being prepared, signaling ongoing fundraising and community involvement.
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Dades
Gallery of Art
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Button found and offered to Mr Nucomer in San Francisco
In a morning hash discovery, a china collar button is found and offered by the landlady Nora who also brings a gold plated button for Mr Nucomer. The note mentions he is on the second four.
Comforting exchange echoes medical curiosity and duty
In a terse dialogue a patient asks about a medicine's effect while the physician admits ignorance. The pair acknowledge scientific duty and continued presence in the medical setting, hinting at imperfect knowledge and ongoing observation. The line ends with a whimsical aside about an obscure source name Ohbio State Journal.
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Ohbio State Journal
Paris Dog Washers: A Queer Trade Along the Seine
In Paris near the Seine, professional dog washers ply their trade at spots from Pont d'Iena to Pont Neuf. Owners watch as dogs are lathered then floated to swim away dirt and soap, paying up to one franc. Elegant Parisiennes attend weekly rituals, complete with towels, gowns, ribbons, and a polite chauffeured exit of Fifi or Nero.
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Paris
Seine
Pont d'Iena
Pont Neuf
Victoria
Nero
Etablissement Des Bains
Wide World Magazine
Flower and Tree Care Tips From An Historic Guide
Heavy pruning slows growth while pruning rules stress avoid watering with cold water to prevent chilling. Madeira vine shines as a top climber with a leafy wreath. Repotting occurs when soil fertility depletes and roots fill the pores. New Granada ink plant yields red ink that becomes black with time. Water primroses carefully to avoid crown saturation. To kill aphids, dip twig ends in strong tobacco tea or syringe with whale oil soap every six to seven days.
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New Granada
Evolution of the Supreme Court gown through history
An authority notes few officials understand how justice first wore a robe in the U S Supreme Court. He cites John Jay donning an academic gown earned from Trinity College Dublin, a tricolored garment, in contrast to today’s black robe.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Aaid
John Jay
Supreme Bench
University of Dublin
Trinity College
Washington Post
Parental firmness urged to curb youth evening risks
The Philadelphia Bulletin warns that fathers and mothers who are unaware of their sons and daughters' evening activities are negligent to a near criminal degree. It criticizes the American habit of letting youths choose their own company and recreation, asserting this leads to widespread avoidable evils in cities.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Family pact ends support after daughter departs
In a stern parental exchange, Anticipated asserts he will stop providing for his daughter upon her leaving the home. Sultor confirms an arrangement with Bertha and L to establish their own home with Anticipated, as reported by the Boston Transcript.
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Sultor
Bertha
Boston Transcript
Diamondbacks Terracing Demand Cited by Mrs Nurich
The Ohio State Journal records Mrs Nurich requesting terracing with insistence the diamonds be of the finest quality. The Verp Dest and Mrs Nurich repeat the demand while Dealer confirms.
Quote on truth and consistency by Holmes
A Holmes quote notes that people who aim to be honest generally contradict themselves far less often than those who strive for consistency. The remark contrasts honesty with rigidity, suggesting integrity beats stubborn uniformity in behavior.
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Holmes
Undertow of selfishness behind the flow of love in Chicago News
A reflective note from Chicago News asserts that selfish undertones exist within love, even when not visible in its current. The piece questions moral current and social dynamics shaping affection and behavior.
Oe tale of ene and the io Har i io
Fragmentary OCR text yields a cryptic name sequence. The readable fragment hints at a personal or place reference but lacks clear action, date, or context to define a concrete event or outcome for a concise newspaper item.
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Acter
Guard
Young
Register
Veterans’ Reunion
Joan I[nauamm, Pesident
Grant
Lor Bi
Tis
Lug
Har i Io
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