Fatal blast at Lucky Boy Mine claims Jos. Miller
Dr. F M Day brought word that Jos. Miller was killed by a blast at the Lucky Boy mine on Wednesday noon, while George Warner was badly injured. Miller died after about two hours. Warner suffered severe injuries including a torn eye. The accident occurred when workers entered the tunnel to inspect a misfired charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Day
Lucky Boy
Jos. Miller
George Warner
Wootten
Miller
Warner
Hugene
Dev
Miller Har
Money Burned in the Barn
The Springfield News details a barn fire at EB L. Smith’s property. Mr. Strayer lost his team and 8158 in currency, badly burned while freeing stock. The 80 by 106 foot barn held hay, oats, wheat, chop, carp, barnes, and farming machinery valued around 2500 with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Springfield News
EB L. Smith
Strayer
ALOUT
Lane County
Better Than Pills Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
A speaker claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are superior to ordinary cathartics because they are easier to take gentle and pleasant with effects that hardly notice a medicine. They move the bowels improve appetite aid digestion for sale at 50 cents per bottle by W L Delano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medician
W. L. Delano
Harrisburg Bulletin Hints At New Show Judging Standard
Harrisburg Bulletin observes a fresh approach to judging merit for an upcoming performance. The Hypnotico Company opens a three night run at the City Hall tonight and, based on the advance agent’s gentlemanly bearing, appears worthy of a favorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hypnotico Company
City Hell
Albany Street Line Franchise Extension Pending Decision
The Albany Street railroad franchise is set to be extended 25 years. The council will consider the measure under advisement and decide at the next meeting, likely granting the request amid strong citizen support for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Street Railroad
City Counel
TY Convenl
Laundry Break-In At Troy Laundry On Olive Street
Robbery report says a Wednesday night entry at the Troy laundry on Olive Street led to the loss of starch supplies and several shirts. Police are investigating and have a possible suspect, noting it is the second break-in since Mr Muth ersbaugh took possession months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Olive Street
Mr. Muthersbaugh
Junction Hens Busts Down in Storm Damage
A Times report notes a Cascheer building west of the hell of ominous weather, toppled by Tuesday night storm. The structure collapsed to bare walls, leaving it roofless and braced only by scattered lumber.
Cottage Grove Items From The Leader And Nugget
Cottage Grove news notes residents visit friends and oversee property. Jobo Bartela buys partner Marion Veatch’s meat market stake on Main Street and becomes sole proprietor. Lee Henry leases his Larch Building bowling alley to Berry and Hinds, opening soon. Somers Olsen Lorenzen planning mill firm in Eugene promotes business. D FE Slagle sells 27 Angora goats to John Karmesa for Harms near Goshen. Lorane mail carrier John Haskell loses a horse that must be shot after a leg injury. State game warden J W Baker reports deputies active in Eastern Oregon. Irwin Lea returns from Honolulu sugar refinery stint and heads to New Orleans on business. Dr W W Oglesby notes successful operation on Mrs Jas Barrett and patient progressing well. Osbourne of Magene Daily Guard visits with Bohemia nines. Leader staff praises Osbourne as affable, entertaining, and a true newspaper man.
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Mra
R. W. Veatch
Eugene
Jobo Bartela
Marion Veatch
Main Street
Lee Henry
Larch
Messrs. Berry and Hinds
Somers
Somers, Olsen & Lorenzen
D. FE. Slagle
Silk Creek
John Karmesa
Harms Brother
Goshen
John Haskell
Lorane Cottage Grove
J. W. Baker
Oregon
Pendleton
Irwin Lea
George Lea
Honolulu
Len
New Orleans
W. W. Oglesby
Jas. H. Barrett
Robt. A. Osbourne
Magene Daily Guard
Bohemia
Osbourne
Thor
Real Estate Transfers and Marriages Licenses Listed
Court House records list numerous real estate transfers including blocks and acres in Eugene Cottage Grove and Springfield from multiple grantees to individuals with details of lots and donations. Marriages licenses appear for Ub. Meckey Emma Moe ler and J T Pridges with witnesses noted.
Foundation dispute over Underwood lot erupts again
Controversy over the Fifth and Willamette corner lot flares as S H Hurst sends workers to tear out N K Gaylord’s foundation for a store. Gaylord asserts ownership and vows damages up to 400. Hurst’s agent Gresa says the deed favors Hurst and warns of further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Fifth
Willamette
S. H. Hurst
N. K. Gaylord
Gaylord
I. N. Harbaugh
John H. Bowers
Mr. Hurst
Hurst
Gi. G. Gresa
Eugene Urges Public Building Priority in Oregon
The Oregon State Journal argues Eugene is overlooked in plans for new public buildings. Senator Mitchell may introduce bills to fund structures at Baker City La Grande and Oregon City, but Eugene, viewed as central to future growth, lacks a comparable project despite its greater present needs.
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Mitchell
Baker City
la Grande
Oregon City
Eugene
Oregon
Salem
Oregon State Journal
Wedge FATAL? Logging accident leaves man with broken leg
J. K. Huston, injured in Leaburg while driving a wedge into his leg, arrived at Eugene hospital with a broken left leg. The incident occurred at the Nettle logging camp as the wedge recoiled. The Review notes the man’s severe leg injury and the accident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Huston
Eugene
Leaburg
Bridge Collapse Delays Trains on Santiam Line
Heavy rains last week damaged the approach to the Santiam railroad bridge between Tallman and Munters on the Woodburn Nation branch of the Southern Pacific. Trains must now use Albany via the Corvallis Eastern from Shelbarn and Lebanon road, causing several hours of delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiam
Tallman
Munters
Woodburn Nation
Southern Pacific
Albany
Corvallis
Shelbarn
Lebanon Road
Harrisburg News Fragment Highlights Local Mishaps
The report notes Arens, son of Dug Waesem, was badly injured yesterday when a colt toppled and trapped him. Faye Cooley and Seerver of Norwhville were visiting, with Faye planning a return to musical studies and a move to Los Angeles. A fire at the Woolbarn and Natro Fiver incident near Rowland caused section and bridge delays as Brownsville crews assisted.
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Arens
Dug
Waesem
Bart Yesterdey
Faye Cooley
Seerver
Nrowhville
Atondag
Agene
Los Angeles
Rowland Los Satartay
Portland
Brownsville
Fire gutted second floor of Methodist parsonage
Fire at No 18 West Tenth street burned the upstairs of Rev B Rowland and family parsonage, damaging library and household goods. Alarm at 12:15, chemical engine battled flames. delay uncoiling hose. Building valued 1500, insured 800. contents uninsured. total loss about 600 to 700.
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West Tenth Street
B. Rowland
Mr. Rowland
Rowland
Veteran Pastor to Preach at Eugene Cumberland Church
Rev. C. A. Wooley will fill the pulpit tomorrow morning and evening at the Eugene Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He preached his first sermon in Eugene thirty eight years ago in the old building that stood on the current site. Wooley arrived in the Willamette valley on October 10, 1865, and later served as the regular pastor for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Eugene
C. A. Wooley
Wooley
Willamette Valley
Eugene Cumberland
Rivers Rise as Rain Keeps Rivers High at Eugene
The Willamette River at the Eugene bridge stood nine feet above low water this afternoon and was still rising. The McKenzie River is also high and climbing steadily. The rain is cold and falls without melting mountain snow, so river rise is gradual.
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Willamette
Eugene Bridge
McKenzie
Ackerman and Campbell Plans for Education Trips
Superintendent J. H. Ackerman will travel to Dallas to finish the week and, with Professor P. L. Campbell, visit high schools in Eastern Oregon next week. The following week they attend the Blue Teachers' Association meeting at Rater City and the Malbewr county Yale institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ackerman
Dallas
P. L. Campbell
Oragon
Rater City
County Institute of
Circuit court adjourned after longest session in years
The regular November term of the circuit court adjourned this forenoon at ten o'clock after the longest session for several years. The session lasted two weeks including adjourned days with many cases on the docket. Five men were sent to the penitentiary, two to the county jail and two paid fines. A number of civil and injunction cases were considered, and a sixth anniversary party was noted for Carman Puller at 194 East Eleventh Street with a large group attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorrell
Beadle
Hamilton
Ethel Christian
Eneca
Fenee
Brilliant society event yesterday noted in Daily Guard
A grand afternoon at Frank's hall featured elegant ladies, including Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Smith, with whist prizes awarded to Mrs. Hendricks and others. Guests listed include numerous local names, and a later birthday surprise for Mr. Julian on West Fifth Street with music, dancing, and a late departure.
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Daily Guard
Frank
W. HH. Hoffman
Geo. W. Smith
S.S. Spencer
C. L. Winter
Laura Harris
K. Scarbrough
Geo. T. Hall, Sr
John Kelly
Geo. Kelly
D. Link
R. McMurphey
A. L. Peter
J. L. Campbell
EB. H. Ingham
Geo. VU. Yoran
B. DeBar
K. H. Dearborn
P. Be, Snodgrass
F.W
A. F. Julian
West Fifth Street
Mr. Julian
Joling
Mra
C Matthews
J. A. Zimmer
Walter Wilson
John Eddy
John Manrose
J. Turner
J. Nicholas
Wattle
George Lill
NH. ML Barton
Crow
Crow, Mra. Castor
A. J. Churchill
Potts
K. Roberts
J. E. Histon
Mr. Garden
Vier
Frankie Taylor
W. Brabham
J Wn
Nearey
A.e-Neltam
Murphy
Dirigible flight and a political call for a cautious session
The note highlights the Lebaudy brothers sailing a dirigible from Moisson to Paris in one and a half hours, landing in the city center. It then critiques Governor Chamberlain’s stance on special legislative sessions, warning against rushing pet laws. An elderly Indian woman, born in 1791 and aged 112, was burned in her cabin near San Luis Obispo, illustrating the era’s vast change from 18th century beginnings to modern times.
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Lebaudy
Moisson
Paris
San Louis Obispo
California
Mississippi River
Strawberries in November in two states
Elmer Hunter from Bristol Pennsylvania grows an acre and a half of strawberries and sells them at five cents per berry to those who can pay. In Pendleton Oregon the second crop is marketed at prices affordable to common people, with an exhibit at the irrigation meeting showing potential for a regional strawberry industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Statesman
Elmer Hunter
Bristol
Pennsylvania
Pendleton East
Oregonian
Freewater
Umatilla
County
Hristo
Oregon
Priscilla Club Formed For Needlework And Improvement
A Priscilla Club for married ladies has been organized by ten Eaogene women. Founders include Mesdames W. H. Alexander G. W. Smith R. Gilbert G. Davis T. Luckey F. Poindexter F. Hampton Bert Peters Bert Vincent Henry Schwering and E. Mallock. First meeting was with Mrs W H Alexander. next will be with Mrs Gay Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Mesdames
W. H. Alexander
G. W. Smith
R. Gilbert
G. Davis
T. Luckey
F. Poindexter
F. Hampton
Bert Peters
Bert Vincent
Henry Schwering
E. Mallock
Gay Davia
Eugene Gun Club Meeting for Thanksgiving Shoot
A call meeting of the Eugene Gun Club is set at W. H. Bay's store on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. J. O. Watts serves as president as the club arranges plans for a Thanksgiving shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gun Club
W. H. Bay
J. O. Watts
New Pipe Organ Fit for Congregational Church
A. Woodford of the Allen Ramaker Company from Portland visits to install a fine new Estey pipe organ at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Woodford
Allen-Ramaker Company
Portland
Estey
Robbed at Junction by purse snatchers in hotel
Picture agents from Junction City seized a purse containing 100 in rings and keepsakes from Moe Strickland, landlady of the Junction City Hotel, after a visitor claimed intimacy with her. The purse vanished during upstairs and downstairs movements, a warrant being issued for arrest. An internal revenue visit led to a liquor license fine for a local business man.
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Guard Special Servics
Junction City
Moe
Strickland
Jan City
Internal Revenue
Pagland
Funeral of Mrs B E A Fie tham postponed by storm
Mrs Pinkham's Frnet reports the funeral of Mrs BE A Fie tham, who died November 10 at 28 West Light Street, is postponed due to a storm in the Rocky Mountains hindering eastbound children. It will be held Monday at 10 am at the family residence, with Rev. T R Cross of the Congregational church presiding, interment at Mulkey cemetery.
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BE. A. Fietham
Weet Lig Street
Rocky Mountains
T. KR. Cross
Th Congregational Church
Mulkey
Albany Democrat Report on Case Involving Lane County Incident
A report from Albany Democrat describes a case in Lane County involving an eight-year-old victim. The accused, identified as Jim Bons, faces a наказание sentence to ten years at a penitentiary. The article notes the incident surfaced today in the city.
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Albany
Jim Bons
Lane County
Forth Penitentiary
Local Notices and Personal Moves Across Cities
A jumble of names and places shows people traveling and returning today. Alex Smith from Blu River. Davis to Janetion Ci. Frank Hadley back in San Francisco. Leon Edmunson from shenthis. Haynes from a south trip. Judge Hamilton to Roseburg. Hopkins at Harrisburg. Frasier aboard to Portland. J S Medley to Cottage. Goldsmith to Cottar Grove. Coffey to Stockton. Miss Rebecca Haines returning from San T. Rash ard family arriving for winter. Wilkins the Indian agent in Eugene. Pickard in Francisco with sheep train. Constable Jack Smith for Porcatelly dab. Rev Snyder en route to eastern Oregon for health. Applegates returning home with poisoning. Dolly Saltmareh arriving from Mia. Sedge family from Preston in Dr and Mrs F. ing. Lucia, daughter of President conril, at home. J B Wyatt and Harpeth back from the Aleea hunting trip.
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Tf. Davis
Janetion Ci
Frank Hadley
San i Francisco
Leon Edmunson
W B. Haynes
J. W. Hamilton
Roseburg
Fred
Frank Hopkins
Harrisburg
E. J. Frasier
Portland
J.S. Medley
Julius Goldsmith
Cottar Grove
Mra
M. M. Coffey
Stockton
Cal
Rebecca Haines
San T. L
J. E. Snyder
Browari
Oregon
Albert Applegates
Dolly Saltmareh
Mia
B. A. Sedge
Preston
Minn
Mra F.ing
P. Conril
Lucia
Wyatt
Harpeth
Aleea
Albeus Democrat
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Lucky Boy Mine
Miss Norton
Miss Pinkham
Jessie Err
Crain
Geo. Strayer
the Times
Cottage Grove
Court House Tems
Seamen
Oliver
Charley W. Arrickson
Springfield Investment Power Co
Springfield
Ora
D. WH. Martin
Claud Piaster
D. G. McFarland
J. W
M. FP
Kirk
John H. Kirk
Frank BE
Corinne C. Alley
Ella A. Fisher
Mulligan
James A
Sarah A. Kirk
C. W. Wollstaff
A. Rowland
Elizabeth Somers
Kelany
A. B. Lyon
Ella Alley
Frank BE. Alley
Letta M. Jones
Elias Stewart
Mark
L. L. Bailey
A. Raby
Sands
Rufus Mallory
Henry Idwell
Springfield Investment Power Company
A. J
Bettie FE. Gattie
J. \. Martin
Cieoreian
Vrederickh
Kaos
Charles Knoop
We. F
Ste Kate Woodward
A. al. Gattie
Arthur Kirklaod
Scothern Pa Eife Company
E.eod J
Coorehill
Southern Laciffe Company
LT Sores
Fae
Marriags Licenses
Ub. Meckey
Emma EB. Moeler
Jenne Witness
We Shellie
Bille Simge
T Pridges
N. R. Gaylord
J. S. Luce Brough
Old Town
Missouri
J. S. Lunsby
Wooley and Ingram
McClallen
John R. Sutherlin
Oakland
Sutherlin
Schmidt Stotel & Investment Co
M. E
Bathroom
Sharkey Et al
Candiani
Edith B. Linton
George Smith
Massillon Engine and Thresher Company
A. C. Jennings, de Morrer
Cve
Wesley Whiteaker
Sanders
Starr
Severn
Haskett
Clark Turner
E. Etter
Master Carman Puller
East Eleventh Street
Gene Kelly
Lester Holeman
Gertrude Porter
Halsey
Jennette Calkins
Beatrice Wetherbee
Ada McMurphey
Lois Gray
Bernice Crouse
Cray Long
Mesdames Hoffman
Smith and Spencer
Chamberlain
Rire
Alex Smith
Blu River
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