Gompers Reelected and Krupp Death Shocks Europe
Reports from Scrippa News Association detail Baron Krupp's death in Essen, Westphalia, signaling the end of an era for Krupp steel. In New Orleans, Samuel Gompers is unanimously reelected president of the American Federation of Labor, chronicling his rise from London-born cigar maker to labor leader. The Scranton coal strike commission convened with progress toward settlement, adjourning to December 3 as miners and operators seek accord. In St Peters, the ailing Czarina is deemed hopeless by court physicians and medical experts.
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Scrippa
Bextin
Baron Krupp
Essen
Westphalia
Ephor Guarp
Gompers
Scripps News Association
New Orleans
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
London
United States
Korror Guarp
Coal Strike Commission
Scripps News Association Scranton
Darrow
Gray
Burns
St Petrerssure
Hulan
New York
Lawyers Elect Officers In Oregon Bar Association
The Oregon Bar Association elected officers for the coming year with B Hustes of Hillsboro as President and A 4 Hammond of Jackson county and E R Skipworth of Lane county each serving as vice presidents for their judicial districts. Other officers include J K Weatherford, J G Green, C D Latourette, T G H.ley, 8 A D Gurley, Wm Smith, M D Clifford, and A F blegal as secretary. An executive committee comprises multiple Multnomah, Marion, Wascocourt, Til?smack, and other county members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon Bar Association
B Hustes
Hillsboro
Washington County
Hammond
Jackson County
E R Skipworth
Lane County
J K Weatherford
J G Green
Mutnomah County
D Latourette
Clackamas
Cunty
T G H.ley
Umatilla County
A D Gurley
Gilliam County
Wm Smith
Baker County
M D Clifford
Grant County
A F Blegal
Multnomah County
Tressurer
O J Schnabel
John B Cleland
Zera Snow
D Fenton
E P McCormack
Marion County
8 Bennett
Wascocourt
L Eddy
Til's
Mack
Cottage Grove Burglar Boys Caught in Ashland
Two youths Byron Daniels 17 and Norman Daniels 15 were arrested for stealing 7.50 and a radish from Imperial Hotel Cottage Grove. They confessed after capture in Ashland and were sent for reform school. the younger was sentenced by Judge HU Rhincald, older to face circuit court.
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Cottage Grove
BK Lawcon
Imperial Hotel
Ashland
Byron Daniels
Norman Daniels
Coys
Granta Pass
Washington
Reform School
HU Rhincald
Apple shipments underway from Eugene area aX Billy warehouse
J H Zimmer will finish packing apples at the AX Billy warehouse on the BP depot ground this evening and start shipments. One carload goes to Portland and another to San Frasco Coburg. He will begin drying apples Monday across the river two miles south of Eugene aiming for about 40 bushels. Unfit fruit will go to vinegar. Output expected around 3800 barrels. Crop is short and quality poor with many worms. Shipping Baldwins and other varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Zimmer
AX Billy
Portland
San Frasco
Coburg
Zimmer
Eugene
Baldwins
Shelley visit highlights Boise activity and Oregon lawmaker
Joned M Phelley and wife from Eugene Ore are visiting their daughter in Boise. J M Shelley a member of the Oregon legislature from Lane county and a prominent businessman predicts an active winter session. He says Boise is among the liveliest towns in the Northwest amid rapid growth and business activity.
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Botee City
New
Joned M Phelley
Eugene
Ore
Dudley Holland
Sheley
Oregon
Lane County
Shelley
Boise
Northwest
Ise
High School Beats Seconds In Close Football Tilt
The High School defeated the seconds 6 to 5 in a closely contested game played under cloudy skies. Both sides fought hard with the High School prevailing in a spirited matchup, delivering a strong finish as spectators watched a weather lightened by no rain.
First Suit on Hop Contract Brought in Federal Court
Albert Lillen thal and Phil Lillenthal hop brokers from New York and San Francisco sue D W Stearns of Oakland in Portland federal court over hop contracts made before price spikes. Plaintiffs claim $1200 advanced and 30,000 pound crop, loss estimated at $5551, based on 27 cents a pound. Defendant A F Stearn is tied to 15,000 pounds. plaintiffs seek remedy for increased price since contract. This marks the first such case in federal court this year.
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Portland
Albert Lillenthal
Phil Lillenthal
New York
San Francisco
United Sates
D W Stearns
Oakland
Douglas
County
F Stearn
Quartz Creek Timber Land Sales Pool Forms In Lane County
A pool of about 1000 acres of timber land forms on Quartz Creek, a tributary of the McKenzie river, 42 miles east of Eugene. Dr T W Harris, holder of the largest share, expands to 2000 acres via purchases from John Kelly, Miss Kate and Beasle Kelly, Booth, and W T Campbell, totaling 1200 acres. The Quartz Creek district holds about twelve hundred deeded acres, all timbered and available.
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Quarts Creek
McKenzie River
Eugene
T W Harris
John Kelly
Kate and
Beasle Kelly
Booth
W T Campbell
Thiere
Luimber
Lane County
State
Quartz Creek
Prune Crops Market Update From Local Grower MD Mitchell
MD Mitchell, a major prune grower in the region, reports shipping two large loads of prunes to markets this afternoon. He says the fruit is of the best quality in the world and notes a ready car for tract transportation.
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MD Mitchell
S M Dolglas Co Dairy Ranch Highlights Oregon Operations
S M Dolglas Co's Dairy Ranch near Eugene Oregon details its land use with 6 miles east of Eugene two miles from Springfield. The operation lists 25 acres in vetches oats for hay 60 acres of oats and wheat mixed 45 acres of wheat and 82 acres of oats. Current herd is 55 cows with plans to milk 70 in winter. Cows calve in fall. dry period six weeks before calving. Cattle fed corn silage bran and hay kept in barn at night. Summer grazing on clover.
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Pacific
Eugene
Lane County
Ore
Springfield
S M Douglas & Co
Watter
Varsity Victory Over Pacific University in Oregon Game
The University of Oregon football team hosted Pacific University of Forest Grove as a sizable city crowd gathered. Weather and chilly air influenced the play, with many line bucks end plays and limited punting delivering a decisive though close competition coached by McFadden and captained by Day.
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Daily Guard
University
Uniiversity of Oregon
Pacifico University of Forest Grove
Echoose
McFadden
Day
Oregon versus Pacific football score and officials
The report notes Oregon defeated Pacific 70 to 0 with officials Edwarde and Stevens from Albany and Eugene, lists players and teams, and mentions game events and coaching observations, reflecting a strong Oregon performance and charge to Thanksgiving.
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Omciilsa—Edwarde
Albany
Stevens
Eugene
Died at 75 Rebecca Currie of Eugene Oregon
Rebecca Currie died at her South Olive Street home in Eugene after a long illness at age 75 years 1 month 18 days. Born Rebecca McElvenny near Londonderry Ireland on December 8 1826 she came to the United States in 1852 and California by Isthmus in 1859. She married A Corrie October 4 1860 and the family moved to Eugene in 1581 where they remained. She leaves four children Margaret EaocJ A Corrie and Mre Mattie leman two others died in infancy. Funeral from the family residence to the Masonic cemetery Sunday at 10 o clock.
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Rebecca Currie
South Olive Street
Eugene
Rebecca McElvenny
Londonderry
Ireland
United States
California
A & Corrie
Margaret
Eaocj
Corrie
Mre Mattieleman
Maronic
Death Notices for Thornton Billmire in Eugene Oregon
Thornton Billmire died at his home on 215 Washington street last night from paralysis. Funeral services will be held Sunday at one o clock from the family residence at LOOF cemetery conducted by J Richardson. He was 6 years 6 months and 26 days old. He came to Oregon from Missouri in 1873 and lived in Eugene for several years. He leaves a wife and eight children: G W James William Archie Bilimire all of Eugene. Mrs LA Coldren of Irving. Mrs EPrague of Eugene. Mrs W P Berger of Irving. and Mr HV Jobson of Junction.
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Thornton Bilmire
Washington Street
Parallese
J . Richardson
Billmire Wee
Oregon
Missouri
Eugene
G W
James
William
Archie Bilimire
LA Coldren
Irving
Eaprague
W P Berger
HV Jobson
Junction
Martin Uiler versus Ed Condon Juvenile Football Match
A juvenile football game was played at the Condon grounds on Fest Fourteenth street in the afternoon. The match ended early due to slugging with Martin Uiler's team winning 10 to 5 over Ed Condon's squad.
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Martin Uiler
Ed Condon
Condon
Mijer
Unnatural Father Estate Dispute Surfaces In Will Contest
Fred Wald estate valued at 62600 faces administration and possible contest. Four heirs Henrietta Anna Bertha and Fred each receive 20 under a 1901 will. Carl Fiesler named executor with John Logsu as attorney for the children. JP Finley already appointed executor, contest expected from other side.
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Purtlaod
Fred Wald
J P Fineley
Carl Fiesler
Henrietta
Anna
Bertha
Fred
Carl Fieler
Alsa
John Logsu
JP Finley
George Picketts Death in Eugene 1880s
George Pickett died today at 5 in his Willamette street rooms after a year of decline from softening of the brain. A longtime Eugene resident, he owned property and was vice president of Junction City Bank. Born January 12 1885 in Madison County Arkansas he never married and his sister Agnes Joyce of Dallas Texas cared for him. Funeral Monday at 2 30 conducted by Key DE Love ridge with Fire and Masons rites.
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George Pickett
Pickett
Willamette Street
Eugene
Junction City Bank
Madison County
Arkansas
Social Realm at Daily Guard Mow 12 Banquet in Frank's Ball
The Women's Republican League held its annual banquet in Franks ball with Mrs Wm Preston as toast mistress. Guests heard toasts to Our Country Our City and its Progress Oregon and Our Cuesta. Afterward guests danced as Carrie Hall and Rose Moyer performed, and preparations begin for a city concert with J J Hohe to perform. Earlier, University hostesses entertained Pacific football players in dorm parlors with ivy decor and music. Deacon’s weekly dance slated for tonight promises good music and merriment.
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Daily Guard
Frank
Nafun Fa
Wm Preston
League
J J Walton
Dew Kuykendall
Oregon
Laura Harris
Our Cuesta
Galleria
Misaea
Carrie Hall
Rose Moyer
Brief notes from Cottage Grove and surrounding regions
Daily brief items report James Parehall selling the Cottage Grove flour mill to Joseph Bchonme of Salem. Portland High and Bishop Hoart Agééemy played football. Sherman Hays will relocate to Pendleton and buy a cigar store. Opsel Overall named captain of next year’s California football squad. Marriages licensees issued for Bowerman and Clark and for Sweet and Powell. Cottage Grove and Roseburg high schools to play Thanksgiving at Vot tage Grove. Eugene Register apologizes for running an itinerant ad and admits the man was shakir.
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James Parehall
Cottage Grove
Joseph Bchonme
Salem
Portland High School
Bishop Hoart Agééemy
Sherman Hays
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Clgar
Opsel
University of Oalifornia
J G Bowerman
May Clark
Jell E Sweet
Alpha Powell
C MA
Roseburn High School
Tage Grove
Fragmented headline from local page segment
Readable text fragment shows a torn item from a local newspaper page. Details are sparse but indicate a brief notice or brief event item with names or places partially visible. Unable to confirm full entities or concrete outcome from the fragment provided.
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Czarina
Case
Federation of Labor
Bref Loving Sawyera
Durel Hetderson
Bigger
Teubeln
FW Mulkey
EE Wileonant O P Coshow
Imperial
THE
APPLE
J. M. Shelley
Ternoon
Norme
High Sehowl
Geo. H. Burnett
Quartz Creek Timber Land Sales
S. M. Dolglas & Co’s Dairy Ranch
Pacific University
U. O
Albany Cream and Produce Co
Rena
Multnomah
Huttitates
Everson
Wargraff
U O
Penland
Casteel
Meldrum
Beere
S. M. Douglas & Company
Ohegon
Dyer
Thornton Billmire
Geo. Pickett
Abouts
Order of Fike and Masons
Key DE Loveridge
J J Hohe
Cp-ede
Deacon
Eugene Register
Ost
Or- Vasigh Neay
Hla
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