Oregon Defeats Multnomah in hard fought on Kincaid Field
In a dry field under ideal weather Oregon beat Multnomah 3 to 0 at Kincaid Field. The game featured strong Oregon drives and strategic punts with multiple fumbles and blocks. the decisive score came on a successful Oregon place kick after a long series of exchanges.
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Oregon
Kincaid Field
Daily Guard
Multnomah Athletic Club of Portland
University of Oregon
Oregon Rooters
Multnomah
Felows
Hockenberry
Portland
Umire
Luck
Albany
Alliciate
Mike Walker
Eugene
Bailey
Clark
Main
Taylor
Lafourette
Mult
Stott
Latourette
Tremendous Sensation in Trial of Mme Steinhall
Paris reports a dramatic murder trial of Madame Marguerit Steinhall ending with a surprise confession by a man who claimed complicity. He described disguises, forest escapes, and a rendezvous at Mount Morency, while the court warned the jury of further attempts to mislead.
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Mme. Stenheil
Paris
Marguerit Steinhal
Jean Lefore
Mme. Steinhall
Adolphe Steinhall
Mme. Jang
Mount Morency
Letvres
Cook Prepares Data on Polar Trip for Copenhagen
New York dispatch says Dr. Cook began today to assemble data of his polar exploration for submission to the University of Copenhagen and hopes to have his report ready within a week. He refused to discuss polar discovery or a National Geographical Society resolution sending the priority question to a committee. H. Fenton was noted arriving from Sen Valley.
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New York
Cook
University of Copenhagen
Mt. McKinley
National Geographical Society
Testimony Of Couillard In Steinheil Case
Paris reports Remy Couillard a former servant in the Steinhell household now in military service was examined. He described finding Madame Steinhell bound and gagged in her bed and the bodies of her husband and step mother in an adjoining room. He previously faced arrest on suspicion related to a pearl said to have been stolen.
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Paris
Madame Steinhell
Remy Coullard
Steinhell
Couillard
Couitlard
Health soldiers in blood fight disease with Holts Sarsaparilla
A health ad claims millions of blood corpuscles defend the body against germs. It touts Holts Sarsaparilla as feeding and strengthening this army to prevent eczema rheumatism catarrh and related ailments. The text also notes a confession about a person named Couillard and a damaged testimony against the defendant.
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Hol
Banker Indicted on 26 Counts in Wisconsin
Pahl Allen Jr vice president of the First National Bank of Mineral Point Wisconsin was indicted by the federal grand jury on 26 counts. The indictment cites embezzlement or banking-law violations totaling about 90 000 with government officials estimating total defalcations over 500 000.
Roosevelt Safe, Reports Say After Uganda Rumors
Entebbe Uganda November 6 rumors of harm to Theodore Roosevelt were denied by party officials. The latest word on that date stated nothing unusual had occurred, quelling concern about his safety.
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Entebbe
Uganda
Theodore Roosevelt
Will Starve Rather Than Work for City
Spokane reports a starvation strike as one hundred thirty men refuse rock pile work and eighty more decline meals, joining over fifty others. A N. W. W. bulletin says two hundred men head from Butte to replace jailed street speakers, while eleven more IWW members are arrested. Vincent St John urges defense funds and Gov. Colorado damage actions.
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Spokane
Butte
Vincent St. John
Chicago
Change in Roseburg Abstract Company
A significant business change occurred in Roseburg today as R. E. Smith and E. W. Kuykendall bought the stock from W. H. Fisher and J. H. Booth in the Douglas County Abstract Company. Kuykendall and Mrs. Smith are prominent locals familiar with the abstract trade, having managed the company’s interests for months while Fisher and Booth were silent partners.
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R. E. Smith
E. W. Kuykendall
W. H. Fisher
J. H. Booth
Douglas County Abstract Company
Mr. Kuykendall
Mrs. Smith
Fisher
Pullman Defeats Idaho University in Muddy Battle
In Moscow Idaho on November 6 the Washington State College team defeated Idaho University 18 to 14 in a muddy, rain soaked game. WSC scored three first half touchdowns while the second half produced no scoring.
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Moscow
Ida
Pullman
Idaho University
U. of I
W.S. C
W. S. Cc
U. of L
Pioneer Schoolhouse Opens With Tiny Class
Miss Merle Sims of Eugene will teach at the Pioneer schoolhouse starting next Monday. The school will be very small with no more than four pupils. Miss Jane Lingo died at the state insane asylum and her body was brought here for burial. She was about 38 and had been in the asylum for years. John G. Brown of Myrtle Creek bought 160 acres from Dr. Hicks through Corbin and Young and will take possession in about thirty days on part of the H. L. Rann farm now held by Charles Mallette. Nesmith reported snow on the Blue River mountain last Sunday with cold overnight and a likely fall again.
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Junction News
Pioneer School
Merle Sims
Eugene
Jane Lingo
State Insane Asylum
John G. Brown
Myrtle Creek
Corbin & Young
Hicks
H. L. Rann
Charles Mallette
Mallette
Times
Treasurer of Big Four Admits Large Shortage
Cincinnati treasurer of the Big Four Railroad C L Warriner admits responsibility for a major cash shortfall estimated at 100000 dollars. A warrant accuses him of embezzling 54000 dollars, posted on bond of 20000 dollars. Warriner says others share blame and expresses relief that the shortage is now known. Also Chicago report: Edgar Cooke is accused of blackmailing Warriner for 100000 dollars. Cooke denies involvement.
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Cincinnati
Big Four Railroad
C. L. Warriner
Associated Press
Warriner
Chicago
the Tribune Today
Edgar 3. Cooke
Do. S. Warriner
Cooke
Eddie Cooke Named In Chicago Announcement
Cincinnati report notes Chicago disclosure identifying Eddie Cooke, formerly a Big Four financial department clerk, as the person in question.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Eddie" Cooke
Big Four Financial Department
Copenhagen Turned Down Pole Records Probe Proposal
The University of Copenhagen consistory declined the National Geographic Society proposal for an American committee to be present when the first examination of Dr. Cook's North Pole records takes place.
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Copenhagen
University of Copenhagen
National Geographical Society
Dr. Cook
Local Obituary Notices From Junction Times
Died M V Hutching at 73 after illness near Elmira interred Inman cemetery. Kenneth Kilborn two at home 21st street Agate avenue died Nov 6 1909 funeral plans not set. Vernon Rickman nine months died at 169 Madison Street stomach trouble funeral at residence I O O F cemetery Rev McCallum to conduct services. William Irving Creswell chronic heart and liver illness hospitalized then interment at Cottage Grove local train.
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M. V. Hutching
Elmira
Inman Cemetery
Junction Times
21St Street
Agate Avenue
Kenneth
G. R. Kilborn
Vernon
Willis Rickman
Madison Street
J. 5S. McCallum
Eugene Hospital
William Irving
Creswell
Odd Fellows
Cottage Grove
Twin girls born near Junction City and a son in Monroe
Birth notices record the arrival of twin girls on November 3 1909 to Mr and Mrs Frank Hayes of Riverview near Junction City and a son on November 4 1909 to Mr and Mrs W W Huntley of Monroe. Pink Maurer plans to attend a Christian University course in Waco Texas and will spend Thanksgiving with an uncle about 100 miles away before starting studies early next year.
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Frank Hayes
Riverview
Junction City
W. W. Huntley
Monroe
Pink Maurer
Waco
Tex
The
Christian University
Sermon by Charles T. Russell at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Pastor Russell preaches on the attitude of God's people between salvation and full sanctification. He emphasizes repentance, faith in Christ, and acknowledging personal blemishes while trusting the Redeemer to strengthen the new mind and will. The sermon frames ongoing spiritual warfare as part of becoming heirs of glory.
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Brooklyn
Nov. T
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Geil
Cal
Ste Chad
Redeemer Ia
Guerintess Ox
Tie
Christ
Moses
Secret Faults and Presumptuous Sins Examined
The article discusses inner faults and presumptuous sins, arguing believers must test themselves for secret faults, resist pride, and avoid trusting in miraculous protection. It compares temptation from Satan and the fallen angels to self deception, urges humble self-scrutiny, and explains forgiveness and ongoing cleansing through Christ for continued righteousness.
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Sen Valley
Steinheil
the Health Dept
Roosevelt
Change IN Roseburg Abstract Company
W. G. Nesmith
Treasure Mine
Blue River District
Big Four
J. Ogden Armour
Lolita Sheldon
Lolita
Lorenz
Vienna
Ua &Oo
People's Pulpit
Charles T
Satan
Gied
Gotd
Anite Sing
Ain
Iy Alam
Joliet
Redeemer
Chad
Christ Jesus
Gal
God
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Jesus Christ
Lord
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Justifanis
Chien Iin
Fightemussess
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Lucifer
Me Ari Hia
Tralia
Eugen
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