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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1902

Page

6

Acquittal Likely In Molineux Murder Trial

Russian bar racks collapsed killing a boy and wounding his mother. In Covington Virginia Willie McClain aged thirteen lay dead shot by his mother on Hallowe en. The courtroom crowd gathered as Roland B Molineux faced murder charges over a poison package case with defense experts disputing handwriting. The acquittal outcome appeared likely as his testimony drew favorable reaction.

Hallowe’en Covington Willie McClain Hallowe'en Hy Scripps News Association New York Roland B Molineux Katherine J Adams Molineux Ep Guarp

Cottage Grove Gun Club Organized and Officers Elected

A meeting in Cottage Grove formed the Cottage Grove Gun Club to pursue standard firearms activities. Lee W Henry was named president and Henry Veatch secretary and treasurer. A committee including Joe F Baker, FGrby, and Henry W Henry was appointed to secure grounds and set up traps for the first practice Tuesday at 3 PM.

Cottage Grove

Hop Cultivation Showcased by Successful County Grower

The article outlines Geo A Dorris's hopyard methods near Springfield, stressing English garden style, March grub, avoidance of water grub, careful crown-head training, and deep soil covering. It cites three years of sloppy cultivation versus two years under sound management with an 1902 crop of 137 bales weighing 24,455 pounds, about 2445 pounds per acre.

Geo A Dorris Springfield Dorris

Annual Church Meeting Sees Growth and New Officers

The Baptist church held its regular annual meeting on Thursday evening. Attendance, finances, and membership rose, and a full slate of officers was elected for the coming year. Newly elected include Pandey as school superintendent, Mrs Adams as clerk, BF Dorris as treasurer, and trustees C8 Frank and MD Mitchell.

The Baptist Church Pandey School O 8S Adams BF Dorris A JP O'tard Frank MD Mitchell

Robinson and Baker Wed at Bow River Home

At the home of the bride's parents on Bow River on Friday October 24, 1902, W H Robinson married Lora Baker with Rev N B Walden officiating. Miss Baker was among Cottage Grove's most popular young ladies.

Bow River W H Robinson Lora Baker Rev N B Walden Miss Baker Cottage Grove Treader

Marriage Read at Fern Ridge Home on October 26 1902

In a ceremony at the home of DA Cheshire near Fern Ridge Mise Ora Cheshire wed W B Smith of Whitman county Washington. Rev A J Armstrong officiated the nuptials.

DA Cheshire Fern Ridge Mise Ora Cheshire W B Smith Whitman County Washington A J Armatrong

New Springfield Doctor James Joins Practice

New Springfield physician Dr James has joined the practice after moving from Shedds. He brings strong recommendations and begins treating local patients with a focus on personal care and community health.

Springfeld James

Roseburg store to open as watchmaker and jeweler

In Ost Oct 30 1992 near Thurston Iowa, Mr and Mrs W H Epler announce a daughter. The Iowa Grocery Col front windows display the Roseburg Review and F Day, jewelers, as secured quarters in T K Ri Oo's music store. The shop will open next Monday with repairs first, plan to stock goods later.

Thurston W H Epler Roseburg Review F & Day Fuse Gene

Lewis Stilwell Coryell Pioneer Plumber of Lane County

Lewis Stilwell Coryell an early Lane County plumber born September 19, 1820 in Hunterdon County New Jersey. He arrived in Eugene area on October 25 1847 with a small party including Eugene Skinner and Elijah Bristow. He split timber for Skinner, helped with early mills near Dallas, and hunted grizzly bears to feed settlers. His descendants note his role in shaping pioneer life and the United States commonwealth in Oregon.

Lane County Lewis Stilwell Coryell Eugene Eugene F Skinner Elijah Bristow Wiliam Lindeon Coryell Hunterdon County Denmark Germany Scotland Armrrea Woryell's Eugene Skinner Gould O Neill Spencer's Butte Long Tom Mt Piegale Pleasant Hill United States Union of States

University Literary Societies Meet in November

The Laurean Society and Philologians held meetings with new members admitted and a program of extemporaneous speeches, recitations, and debates. Debates covered Cuban export duties and tariff reform while speakers discussed the Bible's role in education.

Laurean Society Ites Lred United States Philologians Tomlinson Bollman and Watson Pro Young J Handesaker W Murphy O Busse D Graham Association

Births and business notes from Junction City

The Junction City News notes two births: a son born Oct 23 1902 to Samuel and Mra Robinson and a daughter born Oct 26 192 to Rev and Mra Schrode. It also reports Horbur Nicklin Mercantile Co establishing a cash carrier system with Miew Coa Willieme as cashier and mentions church construction plans near H M Milliorn residence.

Samuel Robinson Mra Schrode Horbur'-Nicklin Mercantile Co Miew Willieme Polcing H M Milliorn

New Fire Protection Laws For Oregon Timber Interests

Oregon timber interests discuss proposed state law to limit fires to certain dates. A Portland meeting formed committees led by W W Curtis and R A Booth to draft legislation supporting slash burning restrictions and county court date adjustments. Booth emphasized balancing eastern buyers, mill operators, and ranchers, with Lane County as a focal point for a convention of landowners and mill men. The Guard invites input.

Portland Oregon W W Curtis R A Booth Booth Lane County

Real estate transfers and mining claims noted at courthouse

Notes from the courthouse list transfers Amanda C and A W Patterson to Luella Clay Carson 900 by 200 feet in Eugene 1109 dollars. Warner to G G Warner Lost Province mining claim Bohemia district 1 dollar. U S to Anthony Godfry 153.51 acres in district petcot. Dow to Booth Keily Lomber Co 160 screen to 2068 r2w 50 dollars. Godfry spouses to Fred Fick 153.51 acres in tpl r 12w 100 dollars. Courrier to W A Wills et al int in Cora Laocky Boy Red Jacket and Arab Einyo claims Bohemia district 575 dollars. Milliorn to Mil Hore lots 2 and bik 3 Washourne Junction. Mining location E C Lockwood locates Slide claim Bohemia district. Wm Facka and M Leona Garrison E Garrison witness.

Amanda C A W Patterson Eugene Alfred Emily J Warner G G Warner Bohemia District U S Anthony Godfry Petcot Dow Booth-Keily Lomber Co Anthony Annie Godfry Fred Fick Helena

New Lodge Formed by Modern Woodmen in Springfield

The Modern Woodmen of America organized a new lodge in Springfield last Friday evening. Several Eugene camp choppers were absent and aided Deputy Organizer Geof Strayer in work. The camp lists % charter members with officers elected: Hutton as venerable canan, Young advisor, Holmes banker, Haines clerk, Mc Bee watchman, Wright sentry, Koster escort, Van Valzab physician.

Modern Woodmen of America Springfield Eugene Geof Strayer Hutton Canan Young Holmes Haines McBee Wright Koster van Valzab

Two Thieves Sentenced In County Court In Roseburg

In a pre adjourned term held Saturday Judge Hamilton returned to Roseburg. The two men, John Schwartz and Thomas McElroy, pled guilty to larceny and were each sentenced to a month in the county jail. The arraignments and other cases listed included civil actions, suspensions, and continued proceedings.

Hamilton Roseburg John Schwartz Thomas McElroy Jobo Whitaker D Mishler R Gilstrap Harriet Esladden P Sladden L Baker Et al Kate Vo Zumwalt Albert Ziniker R Whipple Thomas M Hunt Peter Schuttler Marquam Thomes Allen EJ Sherwood Cottage Grove Isaac Carson Maud Glover Elieuw Waykes John Sykes Oregon & Southeastern Ro Ben Hall Oregon & Southern R Rva Hawley Carrie Hawley Oregon & Southeastern Joseph Wicks Frasier Frank J Martin Harnoliog Wm Johnson JW Shumateve A C Mullen Allyn Mullen California &Oregon Land Co JW Patrick Frasier Ya Aultman Co. ® Corporation Vn M J E Lilly Loala Johnon Erick Jones White Swan Mining Co Oregon Jobo Schwarts Ecounty

Doctors clash as varsity game ends 11 0

Portland medical college team arrived and faced Oregon on Kincaid field as crowds cheered. Early scoring showed Medics 0 and UO 6, then Medics 0 and UO 5 in the second half, yielding a final 0 11 loss for Medics.

Dally Medical College Portland Kincaid Field

Razor Factory Sold in Bankruptcy Sale

AJ Smith sold tools and material from the Peter Goemer razor factory at the old Brick church to judge creditor H RB Kinesld for sixty dollars. Interested parties may contact Judge Kincaid for access to remaining factory items and records.

Conetade AJ Smith Peter Goemer Razor H RB Kinesld Rezro Kincaid

Land Office Sensations Stir Timber Claim Debate

Albany dispatch reports Interior Secretary actions on timber land filings stirring local timber men who fear scrip holders may seize top claims while an investigation drags on. Government agents arrive as Capt Ormaby gathers evidence on land claims, though the Roseburg Review notes only former filings are paused.

Albany Secretary of the Interior B Ormaby Forest Rangers Oregon Land Department Roseburg

Social Whirl in Eugene: Hallowe'en Parties and Gatherings

The Eugene social scene features Wanda Logas hosting Halloween events at 645 High Street with guests Eva and Ada Allen and others. A Whist Club birthday gathering for Mr Jenkes was held at East Tenth Street, followed by a party for Mrs McAlister at her home with a large guest list. Mrs Young hosted a tribute party for Mrs McAlister's guest list included many local residents. After Drain Normal's defeat, High School and girls hosted a hospitality event in Frank's Hall to lift spirits. Edith Kerns hosted the Betta Kippe fraternity at 283 West Sixth Street with light luncheon. St Mary's Episcopal guild held a Halloween party at the parish house with festive decor and activities. The report ends with garbled lines about local political and civic notes and a reference to an upcoming convention.

Imat D . Jenkes East Tenth Street Jenkes Hallowe'en Spencer R McMurphey J W Kays WO Yoran Claire B Willoughby Mra FN McAlist Nee Young Mra OM Young Mra Emma Thompson Mra J KR Wetherbee Miss Beggsle Day Mesdames P E Snodgrass Ned Hughes J E Bronaugh Kerns Mies Edith Betta Kippe Weet Sixth Street le Roy Kerns Ernest Beohdot Leonard Straight Herbert Eastland Webster Kinesid Arthur McAlister Orville Waller Clayborn Rhodes

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