Carrie Nation Ejected From White House Arrest Follows
Washington November 19 Mrs Carrie Nation forcibly ejected from the White House after attempting to see the President She entered at 10 oclock stayed about half an hour and railed at visitors before being dragged out by officers Nation had traveled from Baltimore with her troupe and staged a protest urging a Prohibition president Roosevelt later arrested for disorderly conduct in selling souvenirs in the Senate gallery and taken to the police station
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Washington
Carrie Nation
White House
Loeb
Kansas
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Capital Steps
Topeka
Nation
Senate
Roosevelt declines federal troop request in Colorado mines
President Roosevelt after talks with Secretary Root decides not to send federal troops to Colorado mining districts. He notes federal action requires state unable to control violence and a legislature or governor request. officials see no Colorado uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
War Root
Peabody
Colorado
Root
Southern Pacific Bridge Repaired Near Albany
Albany Oregon November 18 repairs to the Southern Pacific Railroad bridge over the South Santiam River are complete and trains will cross today. The Woodburn Natron branch has operated via Albany and Lebanon since last Tuesday, using connections from Tellman and Shelburn. Regular trips resume tomorrow.
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Albany, Or
Southern Pacific
South Santiam River
Albany
Lebanon
Tellman
Vin
Corvallis & Eastern
Shelburn
To Stop the Duelle Threat in Saxony
Dresden reports the Saxon government enacting strict measures to curb duelling. In a criminal court, 150 students received three months in prison for taking part in the so called alfaire of honor, reflecting a broad crackdown on duelling behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Saxony
Bank Closed in Henrietta Texas by Treasury Order
Washington November 10 Farmers National Bank of Henrietta Texas was closed by order of the Comptroller of the Treasury today Examiner Weir named receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers’ National Bank
Henrietta
Texas
Comptroller of the Treasury
Examiner Weir
Novelist Henry Merriam Dead in London
London reports the death of novelist Henry Lenton Merriam on November 19. He gained prominence for works including With Edged Tools and The Mower, shaping contemporary fiction with his stark, crafted prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Lenton Merriam
Cuban Reciprocity Clears House by Wide Margin
Washington November 19 The Cuban reciprocity measure passed the House at 4 46 this afternoon by a vote of 336 to 21, marking a solid congressional approval of the tariff proposal with broad support and a large majority.
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Washington
Prize Fighters
San Francisco report notes betting on tomorrow night’s fight between Britt and Oraole favors Britt two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Britt
Oraole
Archbishop Assassinated Reported in Caucasus
Berlin dispatch says Archbishop Davidu was assassinated today by Armenians in the Caucasus. The murderers escaped. Advert for grass seed at bottom prices from Chambers Hardware appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Davidu
Caucasus
Chambers Hardware
De Leep's Narratives From Albany Herald Tale of chase
Dr M V Leep of Spring Hill recounts a Lane County estate pursuit ending with seven deer and a cougar over nine feet long. The report notes the cougar's impressive size as part of the wildlife anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Herald
M. V. Leeper
Spring Hill
Lane County
Leeper Brothers Face Storm and Legal Battle
Leeper and his son Ralph and Oscar shared honors as they returned home to a storm that had raged for days. A newly built Leeper cottage was blown from its foundations yet only one window pane broke. Tomorrow Ralph Leeper will travel to Eugene to defend his Lane county homestead claim in a commissioners court contest filed by timber locator N. E. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeper
Ralph
Oscar
O. M. Leeper
Ralph Leeper
Eugene
Lane County
N. E. Dean
Commissioners’ Court
Masked Highwayman Robs Gamblers at Metropolitan Club
A lone masked gunman entered the Metropolitan Club rooms where eight men were gambling early today. He forced the players to face the wall, pocketed the money left on the table, then fled down the stairs with the revolver drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Navy
Metropolitan
Chicago Striking Teamsters and City Rail Dispute
Chicago union teamsters join the strike at the Chicago City Railway barns with all members refusing to handle company supplies. Mayor Harrison renews efforts to end the trouble as mediation talks resume. A mass meeting Sunday aims to mobilize labor support for municipal ownership of street railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Teamsters
Chicago City Railway
Teamsters’ Union
Harrison
Tattercalls
St. Louis
Halsted Street
English Derby results at London Derby course
The Derby golf cup was won today by Lows Littleton with J K Keenes Surbiton runner up after twenty one horses started. Cheat and vetch seed available at Chambers Hardware.
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London
Low
Littleton
J. K. Keene
Surbiton
Chambers Hardware
Montana School of Mines Hires Fred D Herbold Coach
Fred D Herbold of Butte Montana and ex U O player coaches the Montana School of Mines football team. The squad has not been scored upon by Montana top teams and holds a two point aggregate in its favor. Herbold previously coached Corvallis Agricultural team, which became a first class squad, but the deal for this season was canceled due to finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Herbold
Butte
Montana
U. O
Oregon
Montana School of Mines
Herbold
Corvallis
Local Notices of Residents and Visits in Eugene
Names and movements of residents and visitors appear: N. d. Wright in the city, Ka D. Hyland from Lowell, Flint the hypnotist, M. T. Crow of Lowell, Wm Brynd of Florence, Eugene A. Monteith of Albany, E. Rice confined to his room, Gan n. McMurphey back from Portland, J. M. Oliver and wife to Cottage Grove, Mrs. Fr. A. Page from Saginaw, C. F. Mitchell leaving for Bohemia mines, Henry L. Benson of Klamath Falls in the city, C. H. Baker of Walterville in Eugene, Mrs. A. J. Pickard to Portland, Mrs. HL. C. Mahon from Junction City, Miss Clara Edwards to Mayville, Frank Sharkey to Portland, L. L. Lewis to Cottage Grove, T. J. Elliott and R. A. Stephene from Camp Creek, J. P. Sweet of Elmira writing from Redding, California about winter plans and his wife’s improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. A. Page
Saginaw
C.F. Mitchell
Bohemia Mines
Jorge Thlenry L. Benson
Klamath Falls
C. H. Baker
Walterville
Eugene
A. J. Pickard
Portland
HL. C. Mahon
Junction City
Clara Edwards
Mayville
Oregon
Frank Sharkey
L. L. Lewis
Cottage Grove
J. P. Sweet
Elmira
Redding
Cal
California
Hops sold to Horst Brothers by Elmer Yarnell at 184 cts lb
Elmer Yarnell sold a portion of hops today to Horst Brothers with James Hays of Junction City as agent at 184 cents per pound. Oregon grown quality hops described as best quality. Chambers Hardware listed. Next week Dr Lowe, the optician, will be in the Eugene office except Wednesday and Thursday. call for an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Yarnell
Horst Brothers
James Hays
Junction City
Thoreday
Lowe
Pour Ayer
Farm for Sale Near Pleasant Hill Ohio
Fragments advertise 1 acre and 14 acres timber land offered for sale by Les Laience, with springs on site. Contact address and William Richardson at Pleasant Hill, Or for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laience Ceefao
Weil
Richardson
Pleasant Hill, Or
Gooj Tv
Elmira
N. Peterson
Snow Stops Work in Bohemia
Cottage Grove Oregon November 18 miners pour into Bohemia from storms with five feet of snow reported and ongoing snow. If quitting and milder weather arrive soon outside work may resume briefly while underground mining and milling continue all winter. Winter activity expected as supplies and development rise and the Music mine now owned by the Oregon Securities Company gains note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Bohemia
Oregon Securities Company
No anti American demonstration in Bogota expected
Advices from Bogota say there will be no demonstration against Americans. If one occurs, the Colombian government will provide ample protection to U S citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Bogota
United States
National Bank Failure Shocks Elkhart Bank Opens Delayed
Elkhart Indiana November 19 First National Bank failed to open for business this morning. Bank examiner was instructed to take charge. The total liabilities were reportedly around one million dollars according to the spreader report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
First National Bank
Roy honors Italian royalty with grand Goild Hall luncheon
A ceremonial luncheon in Goild Hall honored the Keog and Queen of Italy. Their majesties arrived from Windsor early in the morning and visited the Italian embassy after an ornate procession through heavily decorated streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Keog
Italy
Windeor
Neralog
Eorente
Funeral Honors for Painter Parise Nov 19
The funeral of painter Parise is scheduled for November 19 with ceremonies to honor the artist. Details on location and services were announced by the family.
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Parise
American painter dies. funeral in Paris church honors
The famous American painter, who died Monday night, was laid to rest in the Amerccan church with Ligheet honors. The French government was officially represented and all notable Americans in Paris were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orks
Paris
Torpedo boat crash sinks fishing smack in channel
London November 19. The torpedo boat destroyer Falcon collided with a fishing smack in the channel this morning. The smack sank with all hands. One Falcon crew member was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Falcon
Court House transfers and mining notes headlined
Court House items list land transfers across multiple townships, mining locations, water right location on High land diten, and marriage licenses. Transfers include Granville Bennett to Marcellus Bonnett for 100 acres in tp 17 w 3 w and Jennie Williams to W M Calking for lot 11 block 1 University ad to Eugene. Mining mentions The Badger claim in Blue River district and Big Buck claim at Blue River. Marriage licenses list F Ross Meyers and Daisy Slayter, Charles Rossman and Nettie White. circuit court actions include Eugene Loan & Savings Bank v Anderson and A P Peterson suit.
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Granville M. Bennett
Marcellus P. Bonnett
Wm. T
Jennie H. Carroll
M. L. Somerville
T. D. Linton
Milton D
Marion FP. Mitchell
Olive Read
Dorris
Euogene
Jennie M
John M. Williams
W. W. Calking
University Ad
Eugene
Hamilton
EK. J. Meade
Edward WU. Kinney
Geore E
Margaret G. Waggoner
Oregon Blue River Mining Company
Badger
Blue River District
Henry H. Cox
Sadie
George Melson
Georg Midgley
Hhugene
C. H. Sewell
Geo. W. Turnbow
Julia A. Hestler
Union Cemetery
Geo, Snider
BE. P
Mary A. Coleman
Sarah Skinner
Coleman
Coburg
Theresa
Thomas A. Fountain
Warner Nichols
J. l
G. H. Jones
Leston L. Lewis
Casper
Nora Lea
E. M. West
Shield
J. M
Endora Stephens
Lucy Withrow
W. W
Anna J. Calkins
Louisa H. Johnson
University
Lottie M
A. A. Meek
H. Linder
Washburn & Milborn
Junction City
Co. W. Washburne Et al
Lottie M. Meek
Washburne
M. E. Speer
Circuit Court
F. Ross Meyers
Daisy L. Slayter
Myrtie A. Slayter
Charles D. Rossman
Nettie A. White
Frank C. White
Hanging in Cheyenne Prompts Grand Guarded Stand
News from Cheyenne Wyoming dated November 19 describes an impending execution of famous stock detective Horn. Soldiers and militia occupy the courthouse and jail with orders to shoot anyone approaching, as deputies reinforce the jail. Townsfolk and cowboys threaten rescue, and additional guards and troops mass for a dawn hanging set for seven o'clock. Governor Chatterton received a death threat following the anticipated event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fom Horn
Horn
Madam Zola Robbed in Paris Residence Heist
Paris on November 19 Madam Zola found her home at McDan largely emptied thieves had carted away furniture bric a brac and curios from the late novelist husband’s lifelong collection no clue to the thieves is available
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Paris
McDan
Madam Zola
Actor Arrested at Cottage Grove
Frank Montrose, an employee of the Fischer Dramatic Company, was arrested in Cottage Grove Or on a larceny charge alleged to have occurred in Independence Or. He posted 100 bond to await a preliminary hearing before the local justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove, Or
Frank Montrose
Fischer Dramatic Company
Independence, Or
Kidnapping Plot Targeting Princess Margner
Rome authorities uncover a plan to abduct Princess Margner daughter of King Victor Emmanuel. A watchful patrol has been placed on the princess around the clock to protect her.
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Rome
Margner
Victor Emmanuel
Pittsburg Steel Plant Resumes Work After Idle Three Weeks
Pittsburg announces the entire Pittsburg Steel Company plant will resume operations Monday after three weeks of idleness leaving 2000 men without work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Steel Company
Klondike Gold Output Drops Amid Water Shortage
Klondike Gold reports total output for 1903 at 810,157,308 ounces, down from 11,845,253 last year, due to a severe water shortage caused by litigation over water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daweon
Klondike
Italian Revenge. Body of Salvator Battalia Found
Minneapolis November 19 The body of Salvator Battalia an Italian was found city authorities continued an inquiry into the circumstances of the death. Police said the man had lived in the city for several years and there were no immediate clues to a motive or suspects in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Salvator Battalia
Franklin Avenue Bridge Attack Aims to Revenge
Police counted twenty one athletic wounds on the victim, believed to be revenge for an earlier injury. The assailant left sixty dollars 10 in the pockets and struck from behind, leaving the suspect with no theft.
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Franklin Avenue
Athleto
Labor leaders condemn Peabody troop call in Telluride
Denver reports labor leaders express indignation at Governor Peabody for sending Federal troops to Telluride after a July strike. They note no violence at Telluride versus Cripple Creek and accuse the governor of trying to force a Roosevelt intrusion for political gain.
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Denver
Peabody
Telluride
Ainee
Cripple Creek
Roosevelt
Malcom Moody Exonerated by Oregon Judge
Former Oregon representative Malcom A. Moody is acquitted after Judge Bel linger ordered a verdict of not guilty. The judge found no evidence of illegal act in the alleged embezzlement and ordered a speedy verdict, citing lack of proof and directing a juror to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom A. Moody
Bellinger
Moody
Margaret L. Covaroy
Double Killing Over Cards in Denver Priest Shot
In Denver on Wednesday a priest and Joe Sorici are both dying after a card game dispute at the church priest’s apartments. The priest says Sorici and Lepore, both Italians, came to kill him, linked to a $500 loss in a New York bank failure. Their enmity possibly stems from Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Father Lepore
Joe Sorici
Sorici
New York
Lepore
Italy
Blind couple wed in Keno despite lifelong blindness
Sadie Bristow and H. C. Smith, both totally blind, married last Wednesday in Keno, Klamath county. Each once had sight, Bristow at Salem school for the blind learned of her spouse by correspondence. Smith lost sight at 21 after measles but runs a timber and property-based livelihood, building and felling his own wood, while Bristow handles city travel and housework. Ashland Tidings notes nearby immigrants arriving from the East.
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Sadie Bristow
H. C. Smith
Keno
Klamath County
Miss Bristow
Salem School For the Blind
Mr. Smith
Ashland
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Mrs. Nation
Carrie
Archbshop
de Leep T
N. d. Wright
Ka D. Hyland
Lowell
Flint
M.T. Crow
Wm Brynd
Florence
A. Monteith
LD. E. Rice
Gann. McMurphey
J. M. Oliver
T. J. Elliott
R. A. Stephene
Camp Creek
Snow
Roy Try Honore
Real Estatio
W. C
J. M. Tidewell
James Densmore
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank Re. J
G. G. Anderson
L. M. Travis
Oregon Securities Co
H. Landauer & Company Ve. A. P. Peterson
Jesse G. Wells
Charles Destel
Gigan
J. B. Young
G. W. Long
Benton Wiscarson
Georgetown
Leroy A. F and
Maude
Milne
George
Willoughby
Block
Haugene
Carson and
Ira Comer
C. H. Jones
Long & Landess
L. P. Snapp
Big Buck Claim
Power OF Attorney
Olaf Bogetarn
San Marcos
C. J. Peterson
Lieywellyn
Cheyente
Chatterton
Malcom Moody
H. C Smith
Immigrat
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
SH Nopsie
Presbmoit
Netaka George
Washington Street
Engentaal
Colton
T. N. Separ
Or A. C. Jennings
West Pitty
Archamton
Gene
Gale
J. Wood
Dnece
Joyce
LME
Guthrie
Wooded Harris
Ivestigate
Schwarzschild Book Store
Air
Yorah's Shoe Store
Dev
Worl
Raph
Ori
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