Attempted Robbery Wounds Railroad Worker Near Portland
Special to the Graken reports Jusxerion Crry a Southern Pacific crewman on the pile driver train was attacked near cattle guards about 3 am. He was beaten with an iron tool, sustaining a fractured skull. He identified no suspects. $28 and his purse were found nearby with blood pools as clues. He is being treated and to be moved to the Port land hospital.
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Raleton
Southern Pacific Co
Ralston
Kalstoo
Ottobeck
Gaston
Oregon
New Electric Light Plant At Coburg Mill
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co installs a five new electric plant at Coburg mill to meet light needs while running at eight. Electrician Seth McAlister completed connections and start up is expected tonight, resuming full operations after weeks of daytime-only run. Other mills still operate on single shifts.
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Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Coburg
Seth McAlister
Pew
Death of Early Settler Jease Cox at Goshen
Uncle Jease Cox of Goshen died this morning at 1 o clock after an illness since last August. Aged 10 years 7 months 18 days he came from Minourd in 1652 and.resided in Lane county. He was a P church member and once an Odd Fellow. Survived by a widow and five sons Washington Cox Fall Creek Calbour James Cox of Eastern Oregon and Robert Thomas Cox of Palouse. Funeral planned tomorrow at Masonic cemetery near the city. residents invited to attend.
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Jease Cox
Goshen
Oregon
Bis Nativity
Minourd
Lane County
P Church
Washington Cox
Fall Creek
Tia County
Calbour
James Cox
Robert and
Thomas Cox
Palouse
Wash
Daily notes from Eugene and surrounding towns show wide visiting and business activity
Numerous residents and visitors are listed in Eugene and nearby towns including J M Howe in Junction City, Rev J M Dick and Joan Waring in Waterville, D A Paine in Salem, County Commissioner Edwards in Eugene, J T Irteh of Booth Kelly in Wendling, Clyde Lloyd in Eugene, and Judge H R Kinesid returning from Portland. Other items mention Maccabee interests in Cottage Grove, theater works at the opera house, lectures in Silverton, and travels of Milford Newman and Warner Brown.
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JT Irteh
Booth-Kelly Co
Wendling
Clyde Lloyd
Eugene
H R Kinesid
Portland
John Edauneon
Points South
Mary Beutgen
Beutgen
Ln Fugene
Jerry Hay
Hartsburg
Kesda
Frank Ross
J W Clement
Cottage Grove
Maccabee
FG Conrad
Opera House
No Business Can Reach an Honest and Fair Basis
Fragmentary text discusses Jewelry business practice and honesty. It emphasizes that repairs are done correctly and that items are sold as represented. The note seems to assure customers of fair treatment and dependable service in a storefront setting.
Lane county manufactures rank high in state census data
A Lane county census bulletin shows Lane county ranks fourth in Illinois for manufacturing establishments capital invested wages earned and wages paid. The table lists lines for buildings machinery and equipment cash and sundries number of proprietors salaried officials and staff numbers wage totals salaries and miscellaneous expenses cost of materials and value of products with figures nudged for all categories.
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Lane County
U 8
Thanksgiving Game Looms For Multnomah And Oregon Eleven
Oregon and Multnomah prepare for Thanksgiving clash at Eugene. Oregon seeks improved form and fitness with Murphy and Meliride returning. Multnomah strengthens lineup with returning players as coach Locomotive Reith oversees practice. Weathered officials OC Leiter or KH Leiter chosen. second official pending.
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Oregonian
Portland
University of Oregon
Eugene
Murphy
Meliride
Oregon
Reith
Multnomah
Multowmeb
Maligomah
Malinemah
Multnomah Field
Reno Hutchinson
University of California
OC Leiter
Kh A Leiter
Norwegian immigrant dairy worker Evenson dies in Eugene
Evenson born in Norway sixty four years ago died in his home at East Twelfth and Patterson from kidney troubles after a long illness. He came to America as a young man and settled in Eugene, worked as a shoemaker until health forced retirement. A Civil War veteran and Christian church member, he leaves a wife and four children Ella Natwick Madeira Bolton Jobe and Ciara. Funeral Thursday at 3 o clock from the family residence with burial in the IOF cemetery. Wigman and the wagoner from Portland are mentioned in the divorce case.
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Even Evenson
Bia
Patterson
Norway
America
Eugene
Evencow
Thei A KH
Christian Church
Ella Natwick
Washington State
Mraida Bolton
Minneola
Jobe and
Ciara
Cable to Honolulu Contract Let for 3 Million
London reports the Commercial Cable Company let the San Francisco to Honolulu leg of the San Francisco Philippine cable project to an English firm for 3 million dollars. The Chicago fog caused two elevated trains to collide, killing two passengers and injuring many. The National Reciprocity convention opened in Washington with fair attendance. In Alabama, Will Dorsey was hanged the first time a Black man was executed there for robbery. Meade’s court martial opened in New York with Colonel Denny testifying to Meade’s alleged drunkenness.
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New York
Carl Meade
Denny
Meade
Navy
London
England
Commercial Cable Company of
Honolulu
Jimmie the Cook Dies Suddenly at Stage Stop
James Smith aged 60 died Saturday after slighting from a McKenzie stage in front of the Minnesota Heel. He worked as a cook at the Lucky Boy mine and served in the rebellion on a man of war. Interment followed at the OO F cemetery with GA KR funeral rites. Relatives unknown. He was a Salvation Army member and Home Forum Society member.
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Jimmie
Minnesota
Lucky Boy
L W Harrie
Day & Henderson
Oof
G A KR
War
James Smith
Eugene
Balvation Army
Home Forum Society
More Hop Sales In Daily Guard Region
Daily Guard reports continued hop sales with FE Dunn purchasing 246 bales from T D Linton and 43 bales from Stewart at zero cents per pound, leaving few hops unsold in the country. In other items, Mrs Amos Haring travels to Eugene with her daughter for ear surgery to remove a pencil splinter stuck in the ear, avoiding potential harm.
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F E Dunn
T D Linton
Stewart
Pesci
Amos Haring
Eugene
Agnes
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Silk Department
Hampton Bros
Willamette St
Eugene Cuard
Willamette Street
Seventh and
Eighth Streets
HUARD
Chicago
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Portanil
L Whitson
W V Henderson
G Hespntors
B Kanin
P, FE
Ssopenass Vaehter
J. H. Porrern
Luckey
Woodcock
Attorney-At-Law
Othce
Cariam Bock
Veess
Walton
Alton & Overton
Attorneys-At-Law
Court of the State
Walton Block
Evogris
Onpoor
L. Cheshire, M. D
Chrisman Wg
L W Brown, M. D
Osce
Chrisman
D. Relston
Daily Guard
United States
E Ghown
C. A Paine
Ww. Brown
Aset Corti
Lane County Bank
A. G. Hovey
L. G. Hulin
BF Jcmfy
Masonic
Nevly
J M Howe
Junction City
Clark
Spokane
Rev J M Dick
Waterville
Joan Waring
Francis Veateh
D A Paine
Salem
D D Edwards
Darwin Bristow
J . Noland
Creewell
Misa
Nora Miser
Glendale
Klondike
Frank Strong
Silverton
Milford Newman
Western Union ‘Telegraph Co
California
Alvah Slueher
U O
J G Curtis
Centralia
Waah
Grants Pass
Mra W T Matlock
Mre . OC Matlock
Dallas
Wu Hoselton
Hugove
Kaneass
Bee
Warner Brown
Philadelphia
Koneburg Review
Douglas County Bank
Oregon Weekly
Arthur Louis Frazer
Marquam
Beethoven
Deliy Gaard
Rose Burak Ponosina
Mre de W Harrise
Moon
Barker
Barker Gun Works
Janney & Meyer Jewelers
Lanes Manufactures
U. S. Census
Invsted
Bude Esccs
Canvese
Ceas-Avoil Orl Geo
Multoomah
E. Evenson
Thuredsay
Abe
Emne Wigman
Tye
Honolull
Alwady
Washinaron, C
Birwinouan
Ala
Will Dorsey
SAN Francisco-Philippine Cable
Woodburn
Henry Lo Bente
Hale Pool
Linton
Stuart
Weat
Louis Smith
Andrew Charlee
Eaae Martin
Sera Martin
Jeanie Johnson
Siletz
Sam Fa
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