Father Mason Reunites With Sons After Escape From Portland
Mason meets his sons John and Willie after their rescue from the workhouse. They reveal their work at a saddlery and leather shop and explain how Philip Anson aided their upbringing. Mason endures his pain with resolve, planning to neutralize a threatening ally while concealing his crimes, to spare his family further grief.
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Ter Bridge
Mason
John
Willie
Sis
Cear
Portland
Philip Anson
Helper
Philp Apeon
Father plans to leave home amid family tension
In a Yorkshire coast village, Mason faces a forced separation as he reveals plans to go away to attend to urgent work. His sons sense a hidden struggle over custody and freedom while a police inquiry looms after a mysterious disturbance at Grange House.
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Mark
John
Willte Ther
Mason
Willie
Aho
Loys
Ousward
Philip Anson
Yorkshire
Grange House
Salmon net limits and poaching chrome in a perilous tale
A historical scene describes strict salmon nets limits of four feet, loitering poachers, and night restrictions before a dramatic sequence. Philip dives into the sea, aided by Mason, survives a fall and lands near the boat in a tense chase under the cliff with sea life and nets closing in.
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Mann
Grange House
Philip
Mason
Fife
Nowise
Seriou
Gubs Win Third Successive Game
Chicago Nationals defeat Detroit Americans for eighth straight win as rain halts play in the fifth inning. Final score shows Chicago ahead 8 to 1 with a late surge in runs.
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GUBS
Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Detroit
Death of Phillip Heller at 77 in Eugene
Phillip Heller 77 died at his home 546 West Eighth street from appendicitis after surgery. Born October 1 1830 in Franklin county Pennsylvania, he came to Eugene from Mt Carroll Illinois last March with his wife. He leaves wife two daughters Mrs M L Harper Eugene and Mrs Chas Thomas Canton NJ and many relatives including nephew Sherman Heller blacksmith. Funeral tomorrow at Mason Memorial U B church with burial in I O O F cemetery. Then brief note of a 1907 Marcola death and a court appearance by Deputy District Attorney Gale B Hi! for the state.
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West Eighth Street
Phillip Heller
Franklin County
Eugene
Mt. Carroll
Ill
Marehghe
M. L. Harper
Chas. Thomas
Canton
Sherman Heller
United Brethren Church
Mason Memorial U. B
Lee Morgan and associates plead guilty in liquor case
Represented by J R Wyatt H F Hurlburt and Arles Curran Lee Morgan along with co defendants pled guilty before Judge Whitn Friday at 9 am was set for sentencing. Deputy district attorney said more cases exist but will not be pursued while liquor sales halt and business ceases.
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Lee Morgan
J. R. Wyatt
H. F. Hurlburt
Arles Curran
Whitn
Wasa
Fragmentary Local Item Heads to Public Notice
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a local action and officials but readable details are minimal. The fragment hints at a notice or sale and references a place and authorities, yet specifics are unclear.
President Campbell speaks at assembly on standards of work
President Campbell delivered an inspiring address on standards of work at the University assembly. He stressed punctuality, accuracy, and efficiency as keys to success, urging four years of disciplined habits and long training before reaching peak performance. The talk targeted new students but applied to all hearers.
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Campbell
University
Dean Glen
School of Music
Gordon C. Moores
Thos. R. Townsend
Miriam van Waters
Portland
Lane County
Hayward
Harry Swart
E. Harris
L. Bullard
E. Platts
Reuter
T. B. Hoover
Claude Downing
Harry Lowell
Bristow
Ted” Cooper
Sam May
C. A. Downs
W. W Voight
J. K. Nell
Harry Nevereaux
F. T. Struck
Training Table Squad Selected by Fros
The football men to eat at the training tables at the University dormitory were chosen: Captain Gordon Moores MelIntyre Coleman Scott Arnspiger Taylor Zacharias Clark Huston Obertauf fer Kuykendall. Five more players will be added soon including Fred Moul len, a place kicker admitted to the university this morning who will likely secure a permanent spot. Also noted is an advertisement for Hickory Bark Cough Remedy sold by Hull's Red Cross Drug Store.
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Gordon Moores
MelIntyre
Coleman
Scott
Arnspiger
Taylor
Zacharias
Clark
Huston
Obertauffer
Kuykendall
Fred Moullen
Lusitania Smashes Transatlantic Speed Record
Cunard liner Lusitania departs Queenstown for New York in four days nineteen hours and fifty-two minutes, setting the fastest average transatlantic speed of 23.99 nautical miles per hour and the longest daily run of 671 nautical miles, passing Sandy Hook Heatship near dawn.
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New York
Queenstown
Cunard
Sandy Hook
Timber Land Purchase Notices Filed in Lane County
Files show Leavengood attorney for numerous applicants who tendered 2.50 per acre to purchase 16 2/3 acre parcels of Southern Pacific timber lands in Lane County. List includes Geo Jeske Edward Keogh Chas Johnson Wm Straham Fred Churchill Salin Levi Elbridge Wheeler and others to establish prior right if sold.
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Leavengood
Southern Pacific Company
Lane County
Geo. Jeske
Edward E. Keogh
Chas. F. Johnson
Wm. T. Straham
Fred L. Churchill
Salin F. Levi
Elbridge E. Wheeler
Herbert L.hawkins
Hattle BE. Williamson
Alpheus J. Williamson
John W. Cattron
David Hutchinson
Chas. A. Power
John T. Gollehon
Susie E. Johnson
Henry C. Berry
Anton Strongren
John C
Eugene post office clerk married in Ashland
Eugene post office clerk Guy Cee Jacobs wed Miss Mabel Garnard Pelton at the bride's mother's home on B street Ashland. Rev W L Mellinger officiated before about forty relatives. The couple plans to reside in Ashland with well wishes from friends. Jacobs recently worked at the Eugene office and planned to return after marriage.
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Guy Cee
Jacobs
Mabel Garnard Pelton
Lottie Pelton
B Street
Ashland
W. L. Mellinger
Christian Church
Lohengrin
Beulah Caldwell
Earl Hosler
Laura Garnard
Frank Shelley
Mies Silsby
J. Jacobs
Pelton
Southern Oregon
Oscar Gantard
Eugene
Runaway Occurrence Near Thurston
Special Correspondence from Thurston reports a near miss as Ray Baugh escaped a runaway when his wagon team bolted after the gate slipped. Baugh leapt clear while one line fouled the tongue, the horses pulling a half mile before stopping with no injuries or damage.
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Thurston
Ray Baugh
Springfield
Cassie Chadwick Died in Prison in Ohio
Columbus notes the death of Mrs Cassie Chadwick in the women's ward of the penitentiary at 6 05 PM after a comatose spell. The wrecking of an Oberlin bank figures in her financial history and no relatives were at the bedside. Her son Fill Hoover was summoned from Cleveland and awaited.
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Columbus
Cassie Chadwick
Oberlin
Mra
Chadwick
Fill Hoover
Cleveland
Frank Fere Buys 2109 Bales of Hop from Fisher
Frank Fere has purchased 2109 bales of hop from Andrew Fisher. The deal price is not disclosed.
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Frank Fere
Andrew Fisher
Corvallis Outlook: Oregon Agricultural College Football status unsettled
Corvallis Gazette reports O C A football prospects are unsettled due to late opening and slow team development under coach Norcross. Returning veterans Wolf Gagnon Cady Looney and others mix with newcomers Cooper Dinges Rinehart Emily Jamison Cher ry, with practice daily and hopes of a steadier outlook as November games approach.
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Norcross
Wolf
Gagnon
Cady
Looney
Barber
Penderarass
Dobbin
Harding
Francis
Cooper
Dinges
Rinehart
E Emily
Jamison
Utah
Neman
Cherry
Pullman
Washington
Kelly
Smith
Scrubs
Bennett
Evanton Brothers
Monmouth
Hawley
Newberg
Turner
Pendleton High School
Billy Burroughs
OQ A. C
Corvallis Gazette
New Logging Railroad Into Mohawk Timber
A report says surveys are being made for a logging railroad from Wendling twelve to fifteen miles into Mohawk timber. Booth-Kelly Co. says one man spent the summer leveling for four miles up the Mohawk valley, aiming to reach the timber, but no immediate plans exist. The company seeks the best route for future use if timber around the mill is exhausted.
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Wendling
Booth-Kelly Company
Mohawk Valley
Hau
Harrisburg Locals and Hop Market Prospects Near 10 Cents
Harrisburg residents Mrs Geo E McCulloch and family visited Eugene with relatives last week while Mr and Mrs H E Morris and children traveled from Sunday for a brief visit with Mr Morris brother Postmaster C L Morris. Hop growers report prices near 10 cents, hinting at a solid fall market. Lucian Bucknum, now at Coburg, visited with friends as crews install a substantial water works system led by Herb Bucknum to supply domestic use and fire protection.
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Geo. E. McCulloch
Eugene
H. E. Morris
Lucian Bucknum
Coburg
Herb Bucknum
A Sure Cure from Hickory Bark Cough Re
An ad promises a cure for coughs colds hoarseness and sore throat labeled Hickory Bark Cough Re sold at Hulls Red Cross Drug Store and by first class dealers nationwide. It emphasizes a reliable, pure remedy and broad availability.
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Hulls Red Cross Drug Store
County needs volunteers and workers for city projects
The Republican urges favors as 300 volunteers could enter the city by dinner. The reclamation service seeks 200 men at 330 a day for eight hours. Moore Brothers need 100 workers and the light and water company may require a dozen or more.
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Klamath County
Republican
Joba
Reclamation Service
Moore Brothers
The
Light and Water Company
Goren
Mrs Crazan family heads to Portland for work
Mrs. Alice Crazan and her daughter have left Marcola after selling household effects and will relocate to Portland where she will work in a hospital. Her son Guy has taken a job in a logging camp near the city.
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Alice Crazan
Portland
Marcola
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