Four Day Rummage Sale at The Store in Eugene
The store advertises a four day rummage sale in Eugene with extensive dress patterns in multiple colors and widths. Items include 46 inch all wool dress goods priced at $1.10 per yard, various patterns and bolts, and silk fleeced sleeping garments for children offered at sale prices.
Heavy rains flood Washington valley and transport networks
Tacoma reports widespread flooding from a major rain event. The Puyallup valley is submerged, with streets, rail and steam roads damaged. Brookville homes and stores flooded as residents relocate belongings. Blewtron power plant damaged and streetcar service disrupted. Buckley bridge washed away, Weston and Lester bridges over Green River washed out, severing Northner Pacific line traffic. Widespread property damage in low-lying areas as trains run under difficulties.
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Puyallup River
Brookville
Blewtron
Seattle
Tacoma
Weston
Lester
Green River
Northner Pacific
Brent~ile
Tacomate
Princess Estelle de Broglie Stars in Vaudeville Act
Newark report notes Princess Estelle de Broglie performing vaudeville with Prince Robert dé Broglie conducting the orchestra. Paris dispatch says Miss Alexander wed the prince in August but French law may void the marriage due to an unreconciled prior divorce and unrecorded second nuptials.
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Newark
Prince Robert Dé Broglie
Estelle de Broglie
Vaudevile
Paris
Alexander
Chicago
France
Amedeo de Broglie
Hubert
Romance of Yes and Clemmons Kin Ties in San Francisco
MHS Sun Yue romance threads through San Francisco society as Rik Cleam and Jay Cleam marry. Mrs Howat, linked to late Jay Gould wealth, seeks a brother in law. Katherine Clemmons previously married and estranged from Ella May Clemmons, while Sun Yoo becomes wife of a San Francisco merchant and Mrs Charles Overckner enjoys high standing.
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Rik
Jay Cleammons
San Francisco
Hom Yue
Mrs. Howat
Hos
Jay Gould
Lina Phintaan
Mra Jeald
Katherine Clemmons
Ella May Clemmons
San Francie
Olter
Ich
Charies
New
Countess Gastellane Wins Divorce Case in French Court
Paris November 14 The tribunal of First Instance of the Seine grants Countess de Castellane formerly Anna Gould a divorce and custody of her children with restriction on removal from France. The count Boni de Castellane may visit at the grandmother home and receive no alimony, with costs awarded to the countess.
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Countess Gastellane
Paris
Tribunal of First Instance of the
Seine
Ditte
Countess de Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
France
Count Boni de Cantellane
Angel of Chinatown and other notices from Deadwood page
Rediscovered obituary notes and local notices recounting personal histories and community events. Includes details of a woman known as the Angel of Chinatown for relief work among Chinese residents after plague, earthquake era, and reflections on her husband’s fate. Also brief death notices near Oregon and a windy, rainy Deadwood correspondence with hatchery and logging remarks and a line about continued coverage.
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York
Chinatown
Chines
Son Yue Te
Deadwood
Navy
Indian Creek
Man Sentenced for Murder in Killamook Case
Portland dispatch reports A J Hembree, found guilty of murdering his seventeen year old daughter, sentenced to an indeterminate term at the state penitentiary. He allegedly also killed his wife, with both bodies burned in the family house blaze on December 28, 1905. The crime is described as a base act alleged as motive for the daughter's death.
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Portland
Killamook
Oregon
A. J. Hembree
Kumbree
Revenue Cutter to Search for Iverna Off Oregon
The Thetis will be sent from Fort Townsend to search for the missing British ship Iverna, believed ashore off the Oregon coast.
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Revenue Cutter
Iverna
Washington
Fort Townsend
Oregon
Roosevelt aboard battleship arrives at Panama in rain
The battleship Louisian a with President Roosevelt aboard arrived at Colon Panama at 1 30 p m ahead of time. It was escorted by warships Tennessee and Washington as heavy rain fell over the harbor.
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Colon
Louisiang
President Roosevelt
Tennessee
Washington
Five Men Arrested for Selling Liquor
The grand jury indicted Nes Owen Herman Breyer Frank Ware and Charlies Mayhew all of Eugene and J T Witer of Springfield for selling liquor. Sheriff Fisk arrested them this afternoon. The jury has bottles of liquor as evidence. The men have not been arraigned but likely will in two days. Roy Johnson charged with carrying a concealed weapon. jury selection and verdict details follow.
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Nes Owen
Herman Breyer
Frank Ware
Charlies Mayhew
Eugene
J. T. Witer
Springfield
Agnor
Fisk
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Gents’ Department
Gordon Hats
Stetson
Fort Schaffner & Marx
Lympton Bros
Northern Pacific
Buckley
the Magician
Naughton
Duluth Herald
MHS
Sun Yue
Clewcrd Gould
Aomeo
George BE. Gregs
Cyrus M. Severy
Wendling
Chester W. Prouty
Camp Creek
Sam Brown
Mapleton
Wm. Hays
AL Weaver
Fesoaert
Panama
Roy Johnson
Rowland
Johnson Gailey
A. W. Jawkell
W. P. Cheshire
BR. J. Hemphill
Walter Blachley
A. Traxler
J. FP. Minsey
J. W. Quackenbush
Nason Harwood James Calvert
Ell Porkina
Levi Berkshire
Wim, G. Marth
C. ML Kiminger
J. Mo Williams
Valiey
Parlow
Farlow Brothers
Parland
Tery