Molineaux case heads to new trial in New York appeals
The Molineaux murder case, reversed and remanded for a fresh trial, rests in New York appellate court after a lengthy process that cost New York roughly 250000 dollars. The defendant spent 20 months in Sing Sing’s death cell while the case drew 12 jury weeks and 59 days of testimony.
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Court of Appeals
New York
Sing Sing Prison
Katherine J Adams
New York City
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Cornish
Adams
David B. Hill
Gambling at La Grande fair grounds stirs public clash
The La Grande Chronicle notes that some local gentlemen once opposed to gambling backed the bare-thing games at the fair grounds last week. The event cost a little over one hundred dollars and drew loud protests, while a deacon’s son got a mixed nod for his betting advice about the little brown mare.
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la Grande Chronicle
la Grande
John
Philippine General Wade Abolishes Spanish Honorifics
News notes General Wade circular in the Philippines banning Don Senor Senora and Senorita titles and substituting Mr Mrs and Miss. The writer predicts locals of Spanish descent will ignore the change, insisting English terms will not erase tradition.
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Philippines
Wade
Don
Senor
Senora
Senorita
Mre
Misa
Schley Inquiry Quoted on Ship Hit Rates and Cowardice Charge
The Schley inquiry heard that the Brooklyn, Admiral Schley’s flagship, took seventy percent of Spanish hits and thirty six percent of return fire. The naval department pressed a charge of cowardice against Schley.
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Schley
Brooklyn
Naval Department
Rumors of King Edward’s Illness Affect Rogish Society
Distressing notice notes serious illness rumors about King Edward with cancer of the throat. Tailors and dress makers suffer most as island society shows lethargy and disruption across social events and gatherings.
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Edward
Commissioner Jones Tackles Indian Progress Obstacle
Commissioner Jones of the Indian Bureau identifies the principal hurdle to progress as the belief that the average Indian cannot be made to work. He contends this view undercuts efforts after all arguments have been heard.
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Commissioner Jones
Indian Bureau
Gambler Shot in Face Over Five Dollars Dispute
A gambler shot another in the face at Condon days ago during a quarrel over five dollars. The heated dispute overshadows the amount at stake as the incident punctuates local violence surrounding a small cash bet.
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Condon
Marion County Officials Face Exporting Check Importintment
Marion county clerk and treasurer resist exporting checks amid an inquiry by experts into alleged missteps in county finances. Local officials deny wrongdoing while investigators seek clarity on accounting practices and authority.
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Marion County
Treasocer
Counte Indee
Cearly
Skeletons For National Museum Denied By Czolgonz
Czolgonz will not furnish a skeleton for the national museum for the curious to look upon. The body went into quicklime immediately after the formalities of the execution were attended to.
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Czolgonz
National Museum
It Does Not Pay to Feed Sixty Cent Wheat
Union county farmers have disposed several thousand hogs to outside buyers amid concerns that sixty cent wheat is uneconomical for hog fattening. Local markets report pressure from external buyers and rising costs for feed.
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Union County
Fragmented Local Notice From Scrambled Text
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places in unclear order. Unable to extract a clear event or outcome. The readable parts suggest a legal or public notice but details are missing.
Pearl Cooper Shot Man At John Post Dance
A quarrel at a Sum mit dance led Pearl Cooper of Independent to shoot John Post, wounding him in the arm. A warrant for Cooper’s arrest was issued by Albany Democrat. A separate railroad case notes damages of 25 with service challenged over county venue in an accident case on the 8 P RR line.
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John Post
Summit
Pearl Cooper
Independent
Mr Post
Cooper
Albany Democrat
M Scotton
8 P RR Company
Marios County
Wis
Attendance Rising at University of Oregon
The University of Oregon reports rapidly increasing attendance surpassing last year. More students arrive from Portland, drawn by strong programs, better faculty, and favorable conditions for work. The university gains a steadier, more permanent student body, prioritizing sustained, systematic study over sheer numbers.
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University of Oregon
Nummer
Portland
Berkeley
Stanford
University
A Piendish Attack At Cherokee County UCF Collier
A recent assault on UCF Collier of Cherokee Ionas left him near fatally injured through the kidneys, causing severe back pain. He found relief only after using Electric Bitters, which he credits with a dramatic recovery and improved health. Available for 500 at W L DeLano's drug store.
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UCF Collier
DeLano
Francis Pure Brandies for Health and Home Use
Francis offers pure brandies claimed to aid liver kidney and stomach troubles and colds. Prune apple or other flavors priced at 75 cents per quart or $2.50 per gallon. Stage or express orders boxed for shipment. Made and sold by Francis at Florence and Blair streets Eugene Oregon.
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Con
Stepped Into Live Coals Prompts Notable Healings
W Ho Eada of Jonesville Virginia recalls a severe foot burn that caused leg sores for 380 years, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully cured it after other remedies failed. The ad claims the salve treats burns cuts sores boils and piles and is sold by W L DeLano for 25 cents.
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W Ho Eada
Jonesville
Bucklen
W L DeLano
Night Alarm Prompted by Croup Cure Claim
Mrs J Snider of Crittenden Kentucky says her brother’s baby was saved from croup by Dr King’s New Discovery which she keeps in the home. She praises its quick relief and lasting cure for bronchial trouble, touting 50c and 100 sizes with trial bottles free at W L Delano’s drug store.
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Croup
Mra J . Snider
Crittenden, Ky
Direct the Rase Com to Lead Winter Band
Prof William McElroy will direct the Fourth Regiment band of this city for the winter season. He is noted as a top cornet player trained by renowned soloiers in the east and has played with major Chicago orchestras. The band’s first indoor concert is at the armory on November 2. Spencer sold seven miles north of Eugene to Bew, Illinois, land including buildings for 260 dollars. Geo A Dorris sold the residence on West Fifth Street to Hugh Hampton for 1500 dollars.
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McElroy
Chicago
Armory
Spencer
Eugene
Bew
Illinois
Spear
Geo A Dorrishee
West Fifth Street
Hugh Hampton
Eugene News Notes From Daily Goard Visitors and Travel
Daily Goard reports residents and visitors in Eugene on Oct 2 including James Clarke from Springfield and Chan Thornton returning from Saginaw. Several others from Portland, Cottage Grove, Wendling, and Salem are noted visiting or traveling. Local officials, agents, and businessmen are cited with hops purchases, mining interests, and Wells Fargo activity. names include J T Burlingame, Mra J M Shelly, Henry Ankeny, and Hon W A Northcote among others.
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Goard
James Clarke
Springfield
J Doda
Spridgefield
Chan Thornton
Saginaw
Ad Ream
Portland
Nettle
Little River
Kaname
J M Shelly
Yonealla
K B Cochran
Salen
Ingber Eon
J M Howe
Eugene
J P Currin
Cottage Grove
F B Hateh
Well- Fargo Express Co
Henry Hadley
Heppner
J M Williams
Junction
Frank Page
Miller Bros
Mitcheil
Gottage Grove
Bobemia
Henry E Ankeny
Sterling
Jackson County
Dillard Elkina
Dallas
Rey W A
P J McPherson
Lebanon
Linn County
Henry Breezy
D Halloway
J E Snodgrass
Geo Horton
Gate
Fall Creeks
A Northcote
W Hawes
Salem
Whitman and UO to Clash in Walla Walla Saturday
The Whitman college football team hosts the University of Oregon eleven in Walla Walla on November 12. Whitman is described as a heavy, skilled squad with guards Vercher and Galloway, and ends and backs noted for speed. Coach Warhorse Allen is praised as an excellent Northwest tactician who can teach the line effectively.
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WarmMan
U O
Whitman
Walla Walla
Washington
Idaho
University of Oregon
Vercher and Galloway
Allen
Northwest
Hobo theft and cartidge box found at depot
Last night a box of rifle cartridges was stolen from a freight car at the depot. The box was later located at the Dysinger milling mill unopen. Police found one car with hobos and took them to the lockup. A train delay at the University of Oregon is noted. Oregon electors must register by May 15 to vote in June. Prineville cows sold to Prineville Land and Live Stock Co. 107 head brought about $40 each and will be moved to Summit Prairie to free surplus hay.
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Grants
Rom
Gilbert
Misa Wilda
Dysinger Planiog Mill
Scott
Croner
Oregon
Prineville Review
Sam Smith
Prineville Land and Live Tuck Co
Summit Prairie
For Sale Near Eugene Noti Valley Property
Land tract eight miles west of Eugene in Noti valley offered for 275 cash or 25 per month. Partly improved with springs water good soil and timber. Neer school nearby. Address H F Lascrenourk, Kowa Colorado.
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Eugene
Noti Valley
Neer School
Priel
Lascrenourk
Kowa Colorado
Hemlock Bark Wanted by Haines and Co
Wanted 500 cords of hemlock bark at ten dollars per cord. Enquire at the tannery run by W W Haines and Company.
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