Killed by a cave-in near Elmira
John B. Richardson of Elmira died after being buried by hundreds of pounds of dirt in a gravel pit eight feet deep while workers loaded road gravel. He was 10:50 p m when he died from internal injuries and broken limbs. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 p m with burial in Richardson Cemetery. Richardson leaves two sons aged four and seven and a widowless family.
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Daily Guard
John B. Richardson
Elmira
McCutcheon Place
Richardson
F. M. Day
Hale
Bes
Lave County
Eugene Camp
Woodmen of the World
Richardson Cemetery
Confessed His Guilt At Renneinger Logging Camp Theft
Eugene officers arrested Harry Wolf after he was identified at Renneinger's logging camp in Mohewk slave Marcola as a suspect in the theft of a rifle a watch chain and coat. Wolf confessed in the sheriff's sweat box and was jailed to await trial.
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Daily Guard
Weneaday
Renneinger
Mohewk
Marcola
Eugene
Harry Wolf
Fisk
Young Wolf
Personal notices from Daily Guard October ww
Jasper Wilkins visits from Coburg. Mrs Frank Page returns to Saginaw. Edith Hoffman travels to Harrisburg. B F Goodpasture visits Cottage Grove. Herbert Botton returns from Cottage Grove. Walter Ross visits Cottage Grove on business. Miss Pearl Smith returns home to Walker. P J McPherson and Nettie Durdick travel to Cottage Grove. J L LeRoy of Bohemia mines in the city from Cottage Grove. G G Gross goes to Cottage Grove on business. W Biddle returns from Albany after a short visit. Horace B Fenton travels to Portland for a few days. J S Medley and wife from Cottage Grove. J P Vaughn justice of the peace arrives from Cottage Grove. Barnest Miller arrives from Portland to finish interior decor of the new opera house. S B Eakin and wife return from San Francisco after meeting of the National Bankers Association. A J Pickard of Lane County stock buyers in the city gathering a train of sheep for shipment to San Francisco. Mr and Mrs M E Pogue return last evening from Salem Journal.
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Daily Guard
Harry Baxter
Eugene
Sam Goldsmith
J. L. LeRoy
Cottage Grove
Flora Ham
Seattle
J. W. Hamilton
Roseburg
Withee
Rose Hemberson
la Crosse
Wis
Father Beutgen
Yoncalla
Chas
Kathe
H. N. Coeverline
Albany
A. J. Jeans
Llewellyn
S. K. George
Cottage Ghove
J. McPherson
C. F. Mitchell
Mies Pearl Stafford
J. R. Hill
Jonction City
J. S.cooper
Independence
Findley
Ashland
Crows House
Mary Moore
Misa Stella Brown
Herbert Campbell
Chemawa
C. E. Russell
San Francisco
W. W. Chessman
Junction City
Lester Riley
Jasper Wilkins
Coburg
Frank Page
Saginow
Edith Hoffman
Harrisburg
B. F. Goodpasture
Herbert Botton
Walter Ross
Bohemia Mines
G. G. Gross
W. ©. Biddle
Horace B. Fenton
Portland
Barnest Miller
Oew Opera
S. B. Eakin
Eakin
National Bankers’ Association
Albany Democrat
A. J. Pickard
Lane County
Salem Journal
M. E. Pogue
Pleasant Wedding Unites Mina Brabbam and Earl Dillard
Miss Mina Brabbam and Earl Dillard were married at the Brabham home on West Sixth street last evening at 8:90 oclock. Rev. Geo E McDonald officiated. The couple are popular young people and will reside at 7H Ferry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Brabbam
Earl Dillard
J. T. Brabham
West Sixth Street
Geo. E. McDonald
United Brethren Church
Eugene Mght
Ferry Street
Note and Comment on Deputy Clerk Marie Ware
The article argues Marie Ware, skilled in her clerk duties and notary seal, acted improperly due to temptation by a lover. It blames gendered weakness, citing Eve and Adam as analogies to justify that Adam tempts Eve, and that she may yield when the right man tempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ware
Eve
Adam
Shooting Match at Sam Watsons Farm Near Eugene
The shooting gathering six and a half miles southwest of Eugene drew a good crowd. Winners included J. M. Martin with top geese and ducks scores, R. E. Veilom third on geese, Jobo Valentine seventh on ducks, Geo. Watson placing in several docks, Henry McCallum third on docks, and Geo. Bunn ninth on docks. Frank McQuarrie of the Jeanie Shirley Company, long known in Eugene, wed Mice Lola Rogers of Spokane in Walla Walla recently. he is Geo. McQuarrie’s brother, a leading figure in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Watson
Eugene
J. M. Martin
R. E. Veilom
Jobo Valentine
Geo. Watson
Henry McCallum
Geo. Bunn
Frank McQuarrie
Jeanie Shirley
Walla Walla
Mice Lola Rogers
Spokace
Mr. McQuarrie
Geo. McQuarrie
Gaylord Builds on Underwood Lot Amid Ownership Fight
The dispute over the Fifth and Willamette Underwood lot escalates as N. KR. Gaylord proclaims ownership after paying cash and begins clearing ground for a store. S. H. Hearst counters with a prior purchase claim and intends to build, while Gaylord vows to proceed regardless and risks court action.
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Fifth and
Willamette Streets
N. KR. Gaylord
S. H. Hearst
Accidents and Civil Docket From Florence Sawmill News
Florence Oct 2 report on a sawmill accident at Acme where Fred Fonke slipped while unloading lumber, breaking the tibia near the ankle and receiving treatment at his brother Alfred Fonke’s. several civil actions are noted, including money recovery suits, foreclosures, and divorces, with multiple cases continued or dismissed.
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Florence
Fred Fonke
Siuslaw Lumber Company
Acme
Alfred Funke
Kennedy
L. Roscoe
Coos Hay
J. Emmons
Clara
Ten Thousand Head of Sheep Shipment from Stewart and Packard
Stewart and Packard start their fourth fall shipment to San Francisco, sending twenty two cars totaling 2750 head. Including tomorrow, they have shipped nearly ten thousand head to date, with earlier lots of 1200, 2500, and about 2800. They report the price is favorable enough to yield a fair profit after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart & Packard
San Francisco
County Allowances And County Expenditures Listed
A transcribed county ledger lists accounts for election, tax rebate, courthouse work, janitorial services, tax and assessment duties, insane asylum, printing, pauper supplies, medical attendance, coroner inquest, witness fees, and miscellaneous fees. It cites names such as J WH VanSecoye P B Berlin N Gross M A Slayter D P Burton M M Hemenway J Wilson A Hemenway F W Brown Geo OB DeBar Galbraith J M Gearhart John Blanton Ira Walker Mrs McClelland and others, along with various charges and items including printing and medical expenses.
Adjourned Term Circuit Court Adjourning Work Shortened
The adjourned term of circuit court convened yesterday at 2 pm and adjourned today after 1 pm, shortening the upcoming regular term starting Monday at 6 am. Listed cases include damages matters, larceny, depositions, and money recoveries with several continuances and dismissals.
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Aarge
Jobo Stewart
A. J. Pickard
Joel Pitney
M. A. Pitney
A. Hackeney Ve. K. J
Micnie Zilkey
State of Oregon
Alice Maller
Apple 8
Band
William Band
Mary Band
Costa
Booth-Kelly Lamber Company
Ve. J. W
Coats
L. C. Skeele
Dvensmore & Fuller
E P. Cadwell
J. A. Thomas
A. K. Smith
William Kyle
O. W. Hurd
B. F. Heber
Marie Mattaner
John Mattacer
Prosperity at Clerk's Office Records High Fee Totals
County clerk Lee reports this month’s instrument filings will exceed any prior month, with receipts approaching 700 by month end. The surge doubles what was collected five years ago, signaling strong activity in Lave County real estate.
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Lee
Lave County
Two New Cigar and Confectionery Stores Opening
A. S. Matteson, formerly of Fall Creek, prepares the Willamette street store room for a cigar and confectionery shop at 450 Willamette, near Hustler job printing, aiming to open in about a week. He was injured by a fall last year, turning to business after manual-labor limitations. Ex warden Jaynes, longtime city resident, will also open a cigar store in the middle room of the new theatre building.
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A. S. Matteson
Fall Creek
Willamette Street
Hustler Job
Matteson
Fogene
Jaynes
State Penitentiary
Ask Street Committee and Masonic Alley Encroachment
A property owner across from the Masonic Temple protrudes stones into a narrow alley, reducing passage room and risking danger to teams and drivers. The writer questions city council approval and ongoing tolerance of the encroachment on public highway and seeks action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Walter Baker Dies at Walterville at 71
Walter Baker aged 71 son of Hon C H Baker died at Walter ville October 1803 from consumption. He had been ill long and recently returned from California seeking relief but found none. Walter was a popular young man and leaves many friends to mourn his demise.
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Walter Baker
C. H. Baker
Walterville
Oct
California
Walter
Bie
Skeleton Found While Digging North Jefferson Sewer
Workmen on North Jefferson street unearthed a buried skeleton during sewer digging. The likely remains are of an early era Native American inhabitant of the area.
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Jefferson Street
Worf
U O Giants Edge Willamette In Hard Fought Game
A lively crowd watched the University of Oregon beat Willamette University in a football clash on a perfect Eugene day. Salem rooters traveled by train to cheer their team while U C students backed their side with spirited support. First half set the pace as Oregon showed resilience and tactical edge.
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Daily Guard
Willamette University
University of Oregon
Eugene
Salem
U. C
Hurst Files Deed in Ownership Dispute at Underwood Corner
In Gaylord and Hurst ownership clash over the Underwood corner at fifth and Willamette Streets, Hurst records a deed for the land at forty dollars per square foot. Gaylord counters with foundation work for a store on the lot, signaling imminent legal action to halt progress and a likely court fight over possession.
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Gaylord- Hurst
Underwood
Fifth and
Willamette Streets
Hurst
Gaylord
J W White Sells Store in Day and Henderson Block
J W White has sold his grocery store in the Day and Henderson block to G W Dixon recently from Visalia California. White retains the feed business and will continue it if a location can be found. The proprietor is experienced and expected to succeed, with many lasting friends due to his square dealings.
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J. W. White
Day & Henderson
G. W. Dixon
Vicalia
Cal
White
Pew
Hop market lively as 2000 bales change hands
The Salem Statesman reports 2000 bales of hops sold yesterday at 22 to 22.5 cents per pound and notes a lively market. It also records S. H. Friendly selling 2 bales to Ed Herron for 24.4 cents per pound. In New York buyers have been offered 32 to 33 1/2 cents per pound for the crop.
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Salem Statesman
The
Statesman
S. H. Friendly
Ed Herron
New York
Runaway Wagon Damages Wagon Near Depot Yards
A Lamb's alab wood wagon team went runaway about 3 pm near Midgleys planing mill and chased several blocks before striking the switch lever in the western depot yards. The wagon suffered considerable damage.
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Daily Guard
Lamb
Midgleys Planing Mill
Change of Managers for Singer Sewing Machine Co.
J Cavanaugh of Portland has succeeded W W Cheeseman as district manager for the Singer Sewing Machine Co with headquarters in Eugene. He has moved his family here and will become a permanent resident. Mr Cheeseman will remain employed by the company in another capacity.
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J. Cavanaugh
Portland
W. W. Cheeseman
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Eugene
Mr. Chessman
Died at Cottage Grove Child Genea Rhodes aged 1
Geneva May Rhodesa daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Rhodes died at the family home two miles east of Cottage Grove on Tuesday October 7 190% age 1 year 7 months and 2 days The notice also references a testimonial for Dr Kings New Discovery with a cough remedy and a local drug store offer
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Cottage Grove
Geneva May Rhodesa
Mra
Carl Rhodes
W. L. DeLaneo
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Richardson
Drain
Mr. Pogue
Istrict
M. Brown
Misa Ona Markley
KR. A. Booth
D. R. Walker
J. S. Medley
Vaugho
Daily Graad
MR. Gaylord
Geo. O
B. DeBar
G. L. Mellionis
C. B. King
UG. L. Mellinois
Janetion City
Frank Malkey
N. L. Lee
K. P. Baker
G. L. Mc- Ginnins
Henry Hopkins
G. L. MeGiionis
J. O. Beebe
G. L. Mc-Ginnis
Robt Hamilton
G. L. Me Ginnis
Alvert C. Goddard
J. L. McGinnis
C. J. Dodd
G. L. McGinnis
Frank Mulkey
H. M. Millorn
Laura Butler
A. C. Rathmel
Geo McGinnnis
Will Simmons
Oscar Starr
Clair Dick
W. CC. Washburne
Dollie Thompson
E. H. Ingham
Wm. Sherman
Wood
Court House
Lane County Electric Company
Lighta
Eugene Water Company
C. S. Williama, Wood
F. T. Plank
Cpus
Cnc
C. C. Croner
Galbraith
Mike ‘Schneider
State
Siuslaw
Ube Siuslaw Lumver Company
Tag Robarts
John Mattauer
RK. L. Sabin Va
J. R. Dennin
Fr. BP. Cadwell Ve
W. T. Toalf
W. J. Barry
Tuff & Barry Ve
Olston Promoting Co
A (Corporation
Otto Olston
T. 8. Cogswell
W. Herd
Sinslaw Yamber Co
C. C. Cushman
B. Cushman
J’. Waie
J. B
C. Cc. Cushman
Sinslaw Lamber Co
Kebb
Waite
K. V. Hoover
C. S. Jackson
E HH. McGowan
Thamesa Ve
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
A. M. Slayter
Pearl Alice Slayter
Edith B. Linton
George Smith
H. Gordon
J. M. Oliver
W. J. Campbell
George Widmer
Harry Page
Rast
Lucy BE
Mitchell
Charles FF. Mitchell
Eliza J. Dick
O. A. Campbell
J. M. Dick
N. Fenne
M. Douglas
Dia- Miss
Etna Christian
J. P. Turner
Caroline McLain
Ve A.yerington
John Ingham
H. D. Wylie
Covell
Joseph Fellman
J. J. Nichole
J. WH. VanSecoye
P. B. Berlin
N. Gross
W. M. Sherman
M. A. Slayter
D. P. Burton
Entary
M. M. Hemenway
Asgessor
Suss
J. Wilson
A. Hemenway
Eugene Sine
F. W. Brown
M. D
Geo. O'B. DeBar
Eugene Guard
Oregon State Journal
Gilstrap Brothers
Scarbrough & Company
Williama & Parvin
D. C. Schrode
M. E. Russell
C. W. Powell
W. L.A Beshire
Harwick
J. & Stiles
Pauper Young
Pains & Koykendall
Boyd
Naine McClaren
Jimmie McClaren
le Moorehead
Geo. OB. DeBar
Dr. Harris
G. L. McGtones
Bia
Springfield
D. M. Parkerson
J. M. Gearhart
Galbrith
John Blanton
Ira Walker
Mra. McClelland
Flowery
John Stowell
Christine Kissbofer
W. M. Parker
Harry Taylor
Heasie McVey
Mr. Gowsett
Flowery Oul Frank Rows
George Oliver
Knee Hod Kempp
3Te
Jobo Holland
Eli Bangs
Chas. Kissinger
Walter Holland
Sherman Chapman
Witness
Uireen
Roses Hazelrig
Greenelate
J. Jones
Willis and
Jones Jack Darieon
Willis
Thomas Rathbern
Willia
Od Jones
Thomas Rathburn
Witpees
Willie and Jones
W. Willis
Jorerd
Wille and Jones
Joseph W. Stewart
Mr. Jaynes
Ask Street Committee
U. O
Oregon
Willamette
Ternoon
Methodist College
U. O Giants
Hal
MR. Hurst
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