Crowd observes Mary Eddy trust dispute in Missouri court
An attentive crowd, mainly Christian Scientists, gathers at the Merrimac county courthouse line to hear the next friends of Mary Baker Eddy contest an accounting of Eddy property against Calvin Frye and others. The judge rules on competency first, intervention by trustees debated, and questions of legal standing for the next friends. Separate reports cover Missouri ouster findings against Standard Oil, and a California fire killing several lodging-house residents with suspected arson.
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Concord
Merrimac County Court House
Next of Friends
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Calvin Frye
Mre. Eddy
Chambalain
General Streeter
Kelly
Streeter
Rev D E Bakers Announcement at Harrisburg Baptist
The Baptist church in Harrisburg holds Sunday services at 11 a.m. Rev Elbert ieebee of Eugene will fill the pulpit. The evening service will be led by the pastor. The pastor invites all to attend. D A Baker Pastor.
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the Baptist Church
Harrisburg
Elbert Ieebee
Eugene
D. E. Baker
Piano Bargains Snag Great Eugene Deal
Slightly used pianos priced from 175 dollars up, formerly 300 to 350 dollars. Must clear space for new arrivals, call now to see if this is the best piano bargain in Eugene.
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Eugene
For Sale and Local Notices From Eugene Listings
For sale items include a $12 coach offered at $8, a $13 writing desk at $9 with contact at 337 East Eighth Street across ER track, call before Saturday night. Wool wanted at Eugene Woolen Mill, top price paid. Wall paper remnants from Se per double roll up. Chambers Hardware Co. C. J. Barhite is ill at home in the northwestern city.
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Lady's
East Eighth Street
ER. R
Eugene Woolen Mill
Wtf
Chambers Hardware Co
Theme Move Mwy Signature of Ileare Stott
An unclear note appears to reference Theme Move and a signature related to Ileare Stott with fragments suggesting a personal or formal document. No coherent event or context is discernible beyond these names and phrases.
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A. Ileare
A Stable Distance to Squashville Tale
Two travelers seek Squashville on a hot day and hear two miles from each passerby. A third stranger also says two miles, claiming residence there, leaving the travelers puzzled by the unreliable estimates. A later joke about domestic service follows with a riddle on proper marriage. The humorous sketches display misdirection and wordplay.
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Squashville
New Licen'lia and Honey Ad
A vintage ad claims Dr. King's New Licen via gentle bowel action helps prevent appendix issues. It also promotes guaranteed pure new strained and comb honey sold by Eugene Grocery with a 25 cent price tag.
Timber location court claims six people in timber case
Six people are named in a timber location dispute involving Jean locate and coed timber claims. Address Box 255 Eugene Oregon is cited along with Vuder hammertk. The items are said to be made of better material and available in three colors.
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Jean
Eugene
Vuder Hammertk
Chambers Hardware Co
Robbers Shoot Old Man Garl At Natron
Urius Garl, about 60, living alone near Natron, was shot in the left shoulder during a midnight burglary. Two robbers took roughly $50.50 from his savings and warned him not to leave his house. Sheriff Fisk and Deputy Hammond hunted for suspects, but no descriptions or arrests followed. Garl was treated at a hospital. neighbors tried to aid and identify the assailants.
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Urius Garl
Natron
Garl
Fisk
Hammond
Here
Bert Smith
Gary
Jayne
Springfield
Eugene
A Hospital
Death of Mrs Mamie M Reed in Eugene at 35
Mrs Mamie M Reed wife of J W Reed died at home on East Eleventh street Eugene at 11 45 am May 28 1907 after long illness from tuberculosis She was 35 years old leaving a husband and a daughter Marguerite The funeral will be Thursday at 3 30 pm with private services and interment in the I C O F cemetery
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East Eleventh Street
Eugene
Mamie M. Reed
J. W. Reed
Marguerite
Advertised Letters in Eugene Oregon May 28 1907
May 28 1907 notices list names including Belmont J G Coats Miss Hazel Coghill Prof Geo C Hyson G R B Lockwood Mrs Clara 8 Mayrand A L Mills Janne Parks Family Mrs Margarett Ward Co Mess EF Watson Miss Augusta West Mrs Zora J L Page P M Bay Sherwin Williams paint advertised by Chambers Hardware Co. Also note Roy Johnson disturbance at East Fourth and Pearl streets last night with a crying woman drawing fire and police response. Johnson drunk suspected abuse but denied by wife. Buy that new 9x12 rug from us.
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Roy Johnson
East Fourth and
Pearl Streets
Chas. Croner
Croner
Far
H Friendly Enlarge Store With New Room and Upgrades
H Friendly the dry goods merchant will enlarge by leasing the south room of the Pickett block adjoining his store. He plans July occupancy, arches between rooms, up-to-date fixtures, and moving the men’s department stock. Carl Washburne will manage the men’s dept and Miss Blakely the ladies’ cloak and suit section.
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S. H. Friendly
Carl Washburne
Blakely
Friendly
Sunday School Convention Reports District Efforts At Franklin
The Junction District Sunday School Association met in Franklin May 24 2 p m with O Bennett presiding. Dr Parks Rev Baker and others discussed The Responsibility of the Sunday School to the Community and The Model Teacher. J M Morris Eugene spoke on Sunday School Evangelism. Sixty joiners and many workers attended though some were absent due to sickness. The district lists 105 officers and teachers and 1059 members with 55 additions. J Hurd Santa Clara elected president J M Day secretary next year.
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Franklin
Junction District Sunday School Association
O. Bennett
R. C. Reaman
Parks
D. ~. Baker
L. Lemmon
William Pitney
Strome
Junction
J. M. Morris
D. R B. Baker
Eugene
C. J. Hurd
Santa Clara
Mr. Bristow
Riverview
L. L. Cobb
Elmira
Fern Ridge
B. C. Beaman
J. F. Kirk
Mitchell
County Association
Hazel Moffitt
J. Hurd
J. M. Day
Rin Bennett
Birth of 10 1-2 Lb Daughter at Goshen Oregon
At Goshen Oregon on May 18 1907 a daughter weighing 10 1 2 pounds was born to the wife of George Beckwith.
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Goshen
Oregon
George Beckwith
McClanahan Tours Los Angeles Reports Busy City Growth
E. J. McClanahan says Los Angeles is a busy metropolis with constant growth after returning from a trip. His son E. E. McClanahan weighs over 180 pounds and is doing well. He adds San Francisco is in frightful condition with loan rejections, halted building operations, and a streetcar strike paralyzing business.
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E. J. McClanahan
Los Angeles
E. E. McClanahan
San Francisco
Little Good Land Remains in Roseburg District
May 27 report notes limited land release from forestry withdrawal near Ashinod and Siskiyou National forests. About 14 acres released, with most entries already claimed. 12,160 acres are school land, 17,880 unsurveyed, 2,754 acres California and Oregon Rail Road grant. Expected entry limited to around 8,000 acres of poorer quality land.
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Roseburg
Washington
Ashinod and
Siskiyou National Forests
Lal
Marti Announces Purchase of Salem Monument Stock
W. W. Marti of Eugene announces the purchase from Wm. Staizer of Salem of his business and entire stock of monuments and marble goods, claiming it to be the largest and best finished in the state. The stock includes Scotch Swedish and Vermont marble tablets and similar items with prompt delivery and the chance to meet summer demand.
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Wm. Staizer
Salem
Vermont
Lane County
England
W. Marti
East Ninth St. Fugene
Griffin Hardware Ad Sends Tools and Machinery
Just received cutting machinery and Champion binders praised as best on the market. Griffin Hardware Plano advertises goods and inspection invites. A local club meeting at W J Hillast store reorganizes the club with I H Bingham as president and Frank G Pitts as field captain, among others elected.
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Éiddiw Griffin Hardware
W. J
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S.H. Friendly
Best Store
Telegraphic
Jefferson City
Anthony
Missouri Supreme Court
Standard OF Company
Wade
Standard Oil Company
Missouri
Hadley
Supreme Court
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
New York
St. Louis
San Jose
Cal
Frederick Browne
North Market Street
St. James
G. W. Lafferty
Union Lodging
Halla
Mission
George Hearn
John McDonald
Water Company
Lexington
James J. Hargis
Thomas Cockrill
Hargis
Alexander
Albert Hargis
Edward Callahan
Bill Britton
NEW Today
C. J. Barhite
Tam
Stringer
Old Man Garl
Bay Sherwin & Williams
Leonard Tabor
Mapleton
The
Osteopathic College
Kirksville, Mo
H. Friendly
HULL
Red Cross Drug Store
Dwtf
H. FE. Morris
Willamette Ste
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