Circuit Court Opens with Multiple Trials and Rich Docket
The regular term of circuit court convened at ten with Judge I. T. Harrie. A grand jury was chosen and trials began, including the state case against George, Joseph and Dan Sweet for assault with a dangerous weapon. Joseph Sweet was found not guilty, and James Davis and Fred Smith faced forgery charges with guilty pleas or true bills in later sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
I. T. Harrie
K. Williams
A. J. Johnson
Bennett
M. D. Mitchell
J. A. McMahon
John Hampton
T Allison
Mr. Johnson
J. M. Howe
FP. L. Armitage
H. L. Bown
George
Joseph
Dan Sweet
Fred Gooser
Elmira
Phia
Joseph Sweet
Henry Gates
Wm. Cornelius
W. P Cheshire
J. W. Quackenbush
M. J. Hillegas
K Perkins
L. BE. Plegal
Nason Harwood
F. &. Dunning
Amos Wilkins
Smighey
J. Hecyphil
Shand
Fred Smith
James Davis
George Sweet
J H McFarland
Levi Berkshire
Geo Spores
A Traxler
J C Clearwater
J & Minney
J I Philippi
EF © Vale
Henry Chileon
Charles Dickerson
HM M Manville
M. Francis
Oliver Walker
W. B. Andrews
J. ©. Watts
James Davin
Idaho
A. J. Doran
Springfield
Marvin Martin
Coburg
Lailee
Edward Lewis
Asesult
Wedneedas
Hircuit
Harris
Priday
Martin
Vincent
County Clerk records transfer of numerous parcels and deeds
A lengthy list of real estate transactions from the county clerk includes transfers, patents, and lots across Eugene and surrounding additions. Names include Joho L Elisa, Eugene, Orrin W Sutton, Jerry A Leavage, Hiram F Kilborn, Colonel F Smith, Martha Hendricks, Lizzie Luckey, Lizzie C, and others with parcel details, sections, townships, and dollar values up to 36,056 acres and several 160 acre tracts.
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Joho L Elisa
CL. Williams
Christian
Eugene
Dwisy Burrill
N M
Margaret Clem
Kelsay
WS Nickerson
Wilton W Martin
Springfield
Frederck T Lane
P Co
Ty Wi
Olive E
W FE Parsons
U & Te
Attic L Spencer
Olin F Ford
Wu Foust
A Mays
W H Evans
Oscar J
Ilda Mays
JW Mays
Andrew
Mary Ponjade
Martha A Hendricks
Lizzie C Luckey
John
Belle H
Renfro
Wm H Renfro
Mary H Sod Wallace W Glaspey
Reuben C
Mary
Jenfro
Sarah Me Hills
HU Renfro
Sarah M Hills
Sarah M
Hille
Lew
Eh Arther i
Dora E. Frazer
A M Prouty
George A
Mary Yarnall
AL Yarnall
Lizzie S Kerns
Edith K Chambers
Packard
Orrin W Sutton
Orrin W
Mary E Sutton
Jerry
Leavage
Hiram F
Elizabeth A
Angie Smith
Chares R Stephenson
Fairmount
A Huddleston
Arthur P Sylvester
Huddleston
Zopher A Davis
Ef J
Jenne Lee Frasier
BA Foss
College Hill Park
M WD
Marion Mitchell
W P Barger
Secti
May
Owen Bristol
TG Hendricks
Euneo
Elizabeth A KiYborn
Colonel F
T G
Miles A Weach
Griffin
Leon Edmonson
Viverde
Sarah EK
L Chambers
Mae
Priedilia Fb
M A Gordon
Lucas H
Kate Crenshaw
Universiy
Egene
Geo W Satterfield
Trestle Across River Damaged by High Water Risk
A trestle built by Se &a ives Pacife tc across the river was damaged by the flood and a section was torn out. The company prefers bearing the removal cost to risk of further damage, rather than relying on high water alone to wash it away.
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Se &A
Ives Pacife Tc
Leonard Leopold Granted Writ for Habeas Corpus
Chicago Nov. 1 Judge Pinckney of the criminal court released Leonard Leopold on a writ of habeas corpus. Leopold was arrested at Wascan Wisconsin on charges of murdering Mrs. Margaret Leslie. Police failed to obtain a confession or prove his connection, and his attorney accused police of mistreatment.
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Chicago
Pinckney
Criminal Court
Leonard Leopold
Wascan
Wisconsin
Mra
Margaret Leslie
Leowohl
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell dies at Pleasant Hill
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell died at Pleasant Hill on November 668 at 6 p m of croup aged one month. Funeral arrangements were held with interment in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Also notes a generic statistic about Seattle and New York divorces per capita.
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Harry Mitchell
Pleasant Hill
Croup
Seattle
New York
Port Arthur's Defender in Pauper Now
A St Petersburg dispatch via Reuters reports Lieutenant General Stoessel defender of Port Arthur is in financial distress. He has applied to a charitable institution for medical treatment for a wound and for an assistant, needing a medical certificate to justify an attendant.
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London
St. Petersburg
Reuter
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Freight train expansion boosts Southern Pagitio service
Beginning Sunday a new freight train will operate under 60 crew from Albany, Albany will be headquarters. A 5 30 p m departure will run to Junction and return to Albany to form a train, arriving about 11 o clock and staying until 5 30 the next evening. The Albany crew will overnight there rather than go to Junction. The change stems from heavy local line business.
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Albany
Junction
Algog Local Lines
Ivison Special Correspondence Highlights Local News
Special Correspondence Ivison reports on local visits and tasks. L Vaughn trips to Eugene, Dickinson and Davis seek Huni proof for homesteads, Holland family visit Crow relatives, Congdon cruises Amber, Liles and Amigley install telephones on Llewellyn line 24. Clark Lyman visits sister Mrs Vaughn. Hoyd teaches at local school, first-timers like veteran. Vaughn's mountain accident a narrow escape. Cornelius serves as juror in Eugene. Vaughn nearly finishes Nota logging contract for Walters. Clarence Warden returns from Linn Marion counties. Cornelius marks in Mapleton logging camp.
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Ivison
L. Vaughn
Eugene
G. W. Dickinson
L. Davis
Walter Holland
Crow
Joseph Liles
John Amigley
Llewellyn
Clark Lyman
Garfield
Wash
J. Edward Hoyd
Halsey
Mr. Boyd
Wild Cat
Noti
W. S. Barrow
Mr. Vaughn
W. T. Cornelius
Yestrday
Homely Virtue and Worthy Advice in Modern Life
Homeliness is praised by those without possessions. A good suggestion earns a dollar in value. A sacred trust should yield more than dividends. Envy mocks incompetence. Scratching a man reveals savagery. If you have good advice, share it boldly. There is better than trying again to win first round. A leafed man speaks ponderously. Many chase appearances rather than substance. Doctors claim robust health. Daily helps often resemble dollars in disguise.
Oregon Suffrage Meeting Elects Dunniway President
At the Oregon Equal Suffrage Association gathering on Saturday Abigail Scott Dunniway was elected president despite prior plans for Anda Wallace Unrub. The convention was animated from start to finish as Dunniway blocked delegates from electing any officer she disliked.
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Oregon Equal Suffrage Association
Abigail Scott Dunniway
Anda Wallace
WC. T. O
Danniway
Taft
Idaho
Pocatello
Boise
Gooding
Steanenberg
Roosevelt
Walterville News Roundup and Socials
Walterville notes show Mr. and Mrs. F. H. William returning from Southern Oregon visit. State Senator I. H. Bingham stays a few days. A. R England and family plan Los Angeles winters, Sturtevant family to move into England house. Opal Devor turns eighteen with a party. Belle Trembly visits her father in Chitwood. Brownson and Fayette visit Mrs. Hays on Levinger place. Kara Jennings visits her sister Mrs. Williams and friends.
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Walterville
F. HW
William
Oregon
I. H. Bingham
A. R England
Los Angeles
Cal
A. W. Sturtevant
England
Cland
Opal Devor
Brownson
Fayette
Robert Hays
Levinger Place
Springfeld
Kara Jennings
Thurston
Charles Willians
If you never did any mischief as a boy
A reflective catalogue of boyhood misdeeds from petty pranks to dark thoughts. The verse links curiosity, rebellion, and harsh consequences to growing up, warning that many temptations may pass unseen in youth.
Not Our Quarrel About Juntas From South America
A critical stance argues against allowing revolutionary juntas from South and Central America to operate in the United States. The speaker warns that if these nations cannot manage themselves, they should be enlarged. Any rebel movement could export conflict, acquire old Revolutionary War weapons, and influence American youth toward nonwork, undermining civic values.
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South
Central America
United States
Millionaire Question Sparks Neighborly Curiosity
In a local anecdote, a neighbor probes what one would do with a million dollars, prompting a sharp reply about discovering too much about a neighbor. The exchange highlights curiosity and social tension in a close community setting.
Unclear Note at Edge of Page About Tea and Coercion
The fragment urges sympathy for young women and mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, tatdets, centa, and Linn Drag Co in a terse line. Details are incomplete, lacking clear events, dates, or names to verify a full news item or context.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Centa. Linn Drag Co
One team of coldibes near Daniesa face snap at 2
A fragmentary note mentions a team and a location with unclear ages and weights. Key details about people or organizations are not readable. The text is too garbled to identify concrete names, places, or events for a precise summary.
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Coldibes
Daniesa
Mary EF
Springfed Or
Frenzied Financier Era Blurs Lines Between Trust and Crime
The piece traces wreckers in Philadelphia and Chicago, led by Adolph Segal and others, whose high reputation masked risky schemes. It details Hipple and Segal’s roles in siphoning funds from Real Estate Company of Philadelphia, with Bel promising to prove a conspiracy and losses surpassing four thousand dollars. Segal’s meteoric rise from Austrian immigrant to financier and hypnotic influence over a bank president is described, ending with the revelation of motives and consequences.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Paul O. Stein
Frank K. HI
Adolph Se
Frank Bigelow
Milwaukee
Hipple
Stensland
Brensland
Morocco
Grey
John C. Bel
Segal
Fse
Compan
Secal
Austria
Eden Trust
Sega
Churces
Charitabe
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Daniel Hinton
John RK. Golktson
Costa
the County Clerk’s Office
S. P
Vison
Ray Congdon
Blackley
Amber
Vaughn
Nota
F.C. Walters
Clarence Warden
Linn
Marion
W. Cornelius
Mapleton
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Portland
Walterville Fiems
Jouan C. Hell
Adolph Brgal
Llwally
What Is
Castoria
Castoriz
Ftreet
Crrvy
A & H Soda
AX Billy Department Store
Eugene and
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