Miners Seek End of Booth in Lane Senate race
The Purleach Telegram reports miners press a criminal charge against Robert A. Booth and prepare to back a rival in Lane for the Lane senate seat. JH Bing ham, former Lane representative, is tied to a mining tax bill Booth opposed.
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Robert A. Booth
Reglovtion
Urexou
Purleach
Assembly
Micere
Booth
JH. Bingham
Lane
Booth Fough
Hooth
Senate
Hingbem
Building Boom Forecast in Eugene and Springfeld
Prospects show continued construction in Eugene and Springfeld as winter nears. The Eugene planing mill reports recent orders for a new store for J. A. Ellis of Springeid a large addition for H. N. Cast eel and a residence at that place and work on the Schneider building on Eighth Street. The backlog promises steady work for a long period.
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Eugene
Springfeld
J. A. Ellis
Springeid
H. N. Casteel
Schneider
Eighth Jetreet
Lopg
Geo Craw Retires From Postal Telegraph Office
Geo F Craw retires after eighteen years as manager of the Postal Telegraph Co. branch in this city.
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Geo. Craw
Geo. F Craw
Postal Telegraph Co
Retiring Boss Passes Duties at Eugene Firm
H E Morris the Piano eater retires from active business life in Eugene after long service. He will be succeeded by a first class business man with Miss Olpha Harms kept on as efficient operator. The Postal Office in Eugene established in 1887 will be in good hands under new management.
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H. E. Morris
Yeetercay
Morris
Oulpha Harms
Meraw
Eugene
Mereger
Businese
Bie Company
Bie
Hret-clases
Meeting of Lane County Medical Association
The Lane County Medical Association met in Dr J W Herries room to strengthen cordial relations among Eugene physicians. A banquet at Sneede Hotel preceded discussions on a uniform fee bill and plans for two monthly meetings with demonstrations in histology and pathology for community benefit. Out of town attendance was limited. next meeting set for Cottage Grove on November 11.
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Lane County Medical Association
J. W. Herries
Eugene
Eujoy
Sneede
Harrie
A. T. Hackett
Cottage Grove
L. D. -Yarbrough
Creswell
KR. A. Janey
Springfield
J W. Harris
T. W. Clarris
F. E. Selover
Eugene Prize Winning Soda Fountain in Oregon
O J Hull installs his new sanitary soda fountain awarded gold at the Lewis and Clark exposition. The design features a front plate glass back bar, oak columns with gold caps, a onyx draught stand, and copper workboards. Described as the most beautiful modern fountain in Oregon, Hull seeks public patronage and commends enterprise.
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O. J. Hull
L. A. Becker Co
Oregon
Hull
Official Visit to Ladies G A R Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Mrs Olive Van Orden department resident and Mrs Jenole Wardlar Lyon department secretary of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic arrived from Roseburg this afternoon to inspect the local lodge in their Hall. The national president was expected but could not be present.
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Olive van Orden
Jenole Wardlar Lyon
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Roseburg
City officials move funds as taxes collected remain unpaid
Frank Reisner city treasurer and school debt fund treasurer, received 1511.90 from Sheriff Fisk, leaving the city’s share of delinquent taxes up to date and 1065.29 for the school district. BE. M. Warren oversaw the Lane county exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition and skipped furniture from the pavilion at the state fair in Salem, planning to reuse them at the county exhibit next year.
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Frank Reisner
Fisk
BE. M. Warren
Lane County
Salem
Kinaids Portland Purchase Shocks Community
H R Kinaid editor of the Occorn State Journal and ex secretary of state, and Lene county judge, invests heavily in Portland real estate. He buys the Southern boarding house at Yam bill and West Park for 25000, plus a half block on Ninth Street for 62500. No immediate new construction planned. Mary Bertha Taylor era ends with family notes and a funeral for Mrs. Berita Wat Galgolerwu, describing her character and church ties. Interment scheduled for Dayton, Oregon, with services held at St. Marys and local organizations noted.
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H. RB. Kinaid
Occorn State Janeral
Lene
Baseithin
Portland
Yambill
West Park
Yewmbill
Phil Merechan
Imperial Hotel
Kinesid Bace
Ninth Street
Fiandera
Piverett
Kitcaid
Tw Lote
Jcara
Caylee
Lodtsua
Moana Ore
Ibitopher Taylor
Ela
Panama
Dayton
Yamhill County
St. Helen's Hall
Putilach
Wes
G. E. Detmering
Trey
Fneene
Berita
Galgolerwu
Mra
lLaylor
St. Marys
Lastern Star
Oregon
Bryant Bound Over in Statutory Rape Case
In the case of the state against Bryant, charged with statutory rape of a girl under sixteen, five or six witnesses testified. The judge bound the defendant over to the circuit court in 750 bond, which he posted. Defense led by Ltilyen suggests an alibi as a defense. Miss Conrad is described as a troubled girl.
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Bryant
Chargiez
Ida Conrad
Ltilyen
Learing
Ean
Miss Conrad
Death of Mrs Detmering at Washington Street home
Mrs Ella Detmering died at her corner Weet Sixth and Washington streets home at 8:50 AM after a decade long illness. The obituary notes long illness and suggests continuing care. no other personal details are provided in the fragment.
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Ella Getmering
Weet Sixth
Washington Streets
Brown Wins The Bog Case In Local Court
Homer Brown against Lert Vincent in a justice court resolved yesterday afternoon in Brown's favor over the possession of a bird dog. The case drew weeks of proceedings and public interest. Costs on both sides far exceed the animal's value.
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Homer Brown
Lert Vincent
Brown
Farms Sold to Westerner Near Eugene
The Katie D. Bertin farm of 450 acres and the kk Bostwick farm of 180 acres near the Lle wellyn neighborhood ten miles west of Eugene were sold to Martin Jermundson from Spring Grove Minnesota for 8445. The Eugene Real Estate and Investment Co. arranged the deal.
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Katie D. Bertin
Kk Bostwick
Llewellyn
Eugene
Martin Jermundson
Spring Grove
Minn
Eugene Real Estate and Investment Co
Svarverud & Calkins
Mrs Crandall Dies in Oregon Home of Son
Mrs. Fanny Crandall died October 2 1806 at her son E Crandall’s home in Gobarg Born Watertown New York June 9 1824 she went to Oregon seeking a new life and died there
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Fanny Crandall
E ©. Crandall
Gobarg
Dr Darrin to Visit Eugene for Medical Care
A clipped notice notes Dr Darrin the specialist will be at the SMeede Hotel in Eugene remaining until November 12. The Salem papers praise his cures and note patrons like Judge J J Whitney and W W Parrish from Sodaville endorse his treatment for deafness bearing and other illnesses. The piece highlights growing support for advertising doctors amid regional interest in his work in the Willamette valley.
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Liun County
Darrin
J. J. Whitneys
Salem Journal
Albany
J. J Whitney
Herald
Derrin
W. W. Parrish
Sodaville
Whitney
Lebanon
Werrin
Willamette Valley
Smeede Hotel
Eugene
Remein
Salem
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Meeting OF Medical Society
Moe
Kincaids
Presbyterian Church
M. BE
Coburg
Aleyecs
Belating
Mrs. Detmering
Dr. Darrin
Hotel Smeede
Independence Enterprise
Monarch
SF Monarch
J. W. Kays Furniture Company
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