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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
1
In Eugene Oregon a local notice states advertising rates are available on request. Address business letters to The Guard for inquiries and rate details.
In Monticello New York George Waller, former editor and proprietor of Sullivan County Republican, declares support for Bryan and vows to devote time to exposing trusts and urging ballot box action. In Charleston West Virginia Joseph Beary, Kanawha coal operator, nominated as a Republican presidential elector, announces he will vote straight Democratic this fall, surprising many given his labor influence and business ties.
Special to the Guard reports Clyde Vaughn janitor at Jefferson public school struck the widow Jones daughter with a chopping axe in the basement. The girl lies unconscious with fatal brain injuries as authorities search for Vaughn, while a swift capture is deemed likely to render trial unnecessary.
A weather image of sudden showers and sunshine hints at the changing Georgia climate. The piece warns of indigestion and recommends Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for early signs, promising strengthened stomach function and restful sleep alongside overall wellness.
New York Journal reports Republican support in the city for William Jennings Bryan. Chairman Hughes of the Anti Imperialistic League claims thirty thousand Republicans will back Bryan, projecting a substantial plurality. He cites a canvass of election districts and signatures on documents as evidence.
Auton Illinois October 22. Hardware merchant H E Hoffman finds $1000 kept in a stove was sold by his wife for a profit. In a frantic reaction he rushes from the house as the buyer begins a fire. Remains of some bills are found in the stove and sent to Washington for redemption.
Chicago October 21 the anti imperialist league urged independent voters nationwide to support W J Bryan for president. The document lists notable signers including George Boutwell D H Chamberlain Joseph Fowler Edwin L Godkin William Lloyd Garrison Judson Harmon and others. It denounces imperial rule in Porto Rico and the Philippines and warns against a republic becoming an empire while praising Bryan as the best means to curb McKinley’s policies.
Albany's Democrat notes Mr Hammond urging action on Oregon properties at common point rates. He argues grants are due while highlighting Booth-Kelley Co shipments of lumber through the area to many coast points, indicating substantial business.
The hop market shows strength with Dealer Ottenheimer of Salem predicting gains. Infornoon sales include 17 bales of 1890 hops to Hachiman & Schucking of Portland at 10 cents per pound and 110 bales sold by J KR Lyles to the same firm. Some 400 bales of old hops remain unsold. 1899 hops from J W Owen sold recently at good prices.
Court House items report transfers including James Hemenway to Geo Biabey et ux lot 2 3 6 in Long and Landees ad Cottage Grove price 3575 plus land in Lape County to J W Norris et al 300 Ream to LO Beckwith et ux Eugene 1050 Chae R Hutchens et ux to DH Watson 40 acres in to 17 or 1w 2000 Geo T Arthur to M L Underwood 138 58 acres in tp 2 le rw quit claim Myra Cruse to M £ Underwood 135 45 acres in to 7 le FS w quit claim HE Alkire to A C Harden lot 5 blk 1 Springfield price 275 16 BRAS) CL Kelsey Kies log ragd tile weed in Siuslaw and tributaries brand in C and K solved Marriage license J N Cobb and Rebecca Linton Wi Linton witness.
United States Marshal Zoe Houser offered bets to Will Ke King, populist secretary of the Bryan state central committee. Kate claimed Bryan’s election would bring enough satisfaction to feel content, while defeat would cause annoyance without extra payment. The former governor candidate did not place a bet.
Gamma Phi chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity organized at the University of Oregon this week. Charter members include EF ON Blythe, LL Goodrich, Clifton N Mel Arthur, Condon McCornack, Clyde A Payne, A Redmond, RA Smith, Frea J Zeigler, and CM Bishop.
Geo K Munrohee purchased a half interest in the second hand store of J B Kay, forming JB Khay & Company. The firm will be charged and improvements added to the business as it continues under new ownership.
A chaotic crowd confronts Mark Hannar in the stockyard district. He dodges questions about money, labor, and corruption, denials and taunts erupt as chants demand his ouster. He finally retires after a vociferous, partisan exchange.
Albany reports delays due to a courthouse and electric light outage. Downtown businesses faced evening darkness as street lights failed, prompting city officials to settle terms and hasten repairs. Residents hoped for swift resolution to allow safe night travel and normal commerce.
Capitalista agents interview city business leaders to secure local support for building and equipping a new factory here. A meeting to coordinate plans is likely to be scheduled soon.
Congressman Tongue doubts Congress can approve funds to build a wagon road in the forest reserve, signaling potential failure to secure support for the project.
A new factory at Marchfields Coos Bay employs fifteen workers and outputs 2000 cups a month using modern machinery. Timber from Coos Bay is a primary source for San Francisco factories. An obituary notes Linn county pioneer farmer Alen Brandon who suffered a head injury years ago and is said to harbor delusions of family wrongs.
Des Moines Iowa reports an exceptional yield this year with corn acreage at 5,615,660 acres and an average of 4 bushels per acre. Total corn production reaches 54,450,000 bushels, 15,000,000 more than any single year in state history. Overall cereal output is forecast near 34,000,000 bushels, beating the ten year average by about 10,000,000 bushels.
Mr Pierce of Umatilla county addressed a crowded Medford audience on general Democratic policy. The speech drew frequent applause and favorable reception. He will speak at Eugene’s courthouse Friday at seven o'clock, with all invited to attend.
Two cars of spice and Balwine were shipped to Los Angeles on the Aevar vessel. The consignments were handled by Two Caw or Apries.
Congressman Those Tongue toured the University of Oregon morning assembly and praised progress of the classes. Mayor Harrie Regent’s Friendly Senator Booth and How J H McClung joined the visit, signaling renewed support and expected growth under current management.
Kelly Lambter Uo suffered a broken major planer at Cotuss nille on Saturday. The damaged part was sent to Albany on Monday for repair. In the meantime Coburg mill lam shipments are limited until the planer is fixed.
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