Subjects Who May Not Be Come Citizens
In discussing the problems involved in permanently holding the Philippine Islands those Republicans who have the courage of their convictions acknowledge that the Filipinos never will be qualified to act as citizens of the United States and that, even should they become so, we could not admit them to citizenship without deranging labor conditions. The piece argues that imperialism on a large scale requires a huge standing army and compares Rome’s toleration of subject populations to modern imperialism, warning of risks when subjects outnumber citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
United States
Republic
Mississippi
New Mexico
Arizona
Philippines
Rome
Ashe
McKinley vs Bryan in 1900 Silver Issue Debate
The piece contrasts McKinley and Bryan on silver policy and imperialism. It argues McKinley has minted silver while warning that his re election risks extending control of the Philippines, immigration limits, and racial anxieties. It suggests Bryan as a solution to the silver question.
Dr Pierce’s Goldened Medical Discovery Cures Coughs
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for persistent coughs and underlying illness. It claims to build pure blood and strengthen the body, with testimonies from Mr. J M Farr of Cameron Georgia and an offer for the Medical Adviser pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
J. M. Farr
Cameron, Screven Co
Opposition to Holding Asiatic Territory by Force
A terse political line declares opposition to holding Asiatic territory by force, stating the stance is in the best interests of the people. The remark underscores a preference for peaceful methods over military action and reflects a broader debate on imperial policy.
Four Years Ago and Now in American Politics
The Roseburg Review notes a column from the Oregonian contrasting four years ago and today. It cites senators and leaders like Stewart, Jeffers, Stevenson, Mantle, Cochran, Belmont, Schurz, Butwell, Bradford, Webster Davis, Atkinson, and McKinley, arguing party loyalties shifted with support for Bryan versus McKinley and imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg Review
Oregonian
Stewart
Nevada
J’jeffer
Kansas
Stevenson
Colorado
Setor Mantle
Montana
Bryan
Bourke Cochran
OH P Belmont
Carl Schurz
McKinley
Republic
Butwell
Bradford
Webster Davis
Atkinson
Farm for Sale near Elmira Oregon 10 acres
Historic listing for a farm near Elmira Oregon with 10 acres for sale including 100 acres under cultivation balance pasture and woodland. Suitable for cattle or sheep ranch with good out range, new house and barn, mower water near house. Address J M Stephens Elmira Ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugene
Elmira
J. M. Svephens
Ore
List of Letters Remaining in the Eugene Post Office
List of letters remaining in the post office at Eugene Oregon dated August 30 1900. Names include Geohegan T Gilliam David Nelawender Chester and others. A one cent charge is made for letters given out and callers must state when advertised. HF McCornsack P M.
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Eugene
Ore
Geohegan
T Gilliam
David
Nelawender
Chester
HF McCornsack
P M
Principal C L Scott Returns to Central School Post
C L Scott, bookkeeper at First National Bank, will resume his role as principal of Central School when the public schools reopen, continuing his bank duties in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
C L Scott
Central Eotool
Wasting and Appetite Remedies Featured in Ad Copy
An old newspaper fragment promotes a weight gain remedy claiming it explains weight fluctuations and treats wasting diseases in all ages. The ad touts Scott’s invention as a fat producing food and implies ongoing gains after stopping use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scorr
Fusion at Seattle nominating John R Rogers for governor
Seattle Aug 30 John R Rogers was renominated for governor by the union democratic convention on the eighth ballot at 1 o clock in the morning. He received 7084 votes, or six more than the necessary number. The contest was lively and disorderly with proceedings often chaotic. Rogers led from the first ballot through to final victory though a Walla Walla populist vote misunderstanding cost him four votes. The chairman ordered another decisive ballot. Other nominees Ronald and Robertson were named for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John R Rogers
Union Democratic
Rogers
Walla Walla
Lethee
Bruin Caught and Killed by Exultant Crowd
A Mohawk area bear that had damaged sheep was trapped by George Yarwell. About 40 observers gathered as J Wear led the animal from swamp and brush toward Frank Stafford’s plum orchard. The bear fought the crowd causing a stampede. a boy was knocked down but spared. Four shots ended the bear’s life. CORRESPONDENT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yarwell
Mr. Bruin
Frank Stafford
Mrulu
Mr Bruin
Tragic Drowning of Wendling Child
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs E Kester at Wendling drowned in a small creek while playing with other children. He slipped from a footbridge into about three feet of water and could not be revived despite immediate efforts by bystander Geo Kelly and others. The parents, strangers to town aside from three relatives, had recently arrived from Petrolia, Canada. August 26, 10, W L Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Kelly
Petrolia
Canada
Nome trade and local notices from Lane County
Koos Dixon of Roweburg, former chief of forest rangers, returns from Nome with earnings from sod and cattle sales. For sale a prime 32 acre rabery near Walker Station two miles west of Walker Station and 16 miles south of Eugene. Accident report: EBR Hollenbeck injured after falling from a wagon, fracturing a rib, resting well. John Tait of Crewell traveling to Eugene, exporting his fruit crop to T N Segar in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fkom
Nome
Koos Dixon
Roweburg
Forest Rangers
Hotoe
Lane County
Walker Station
Eugene
Sheridan
Walker
Oregon
Ruier
Ebr Hollenbeck
Davise Frorr
John Tait
Crewell
T N Segar
Notice to Hoppickers Begins at Win Nels Yard
IL will commence picking bops at the Win Nels yard near Springfield on Tureday September 6. Jacob Strassmater signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Nels Yard
Springfield
Tureday
Jacob Strassmater
Hop Pickers Notice in Creswell Yard
Pickers will begin in the hop yard near Creswell on Monday September 1. RR Haves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creswell
German and national press swing to Bryan in 1896 campaign
A survey of U S newspapers and German language papers shows a broad shift toward Bryan and anti imperialism. Major dailies from New York Chicago Baltimore Cleveland and Louisville rally to Bryan with strong editorials and endorsements while several German era papers forecast large German support for Bryan.
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McKinley
Cogent
Bryan
New York
World
Palmer
Buckner
Herald and Evening Post
Jourcel
Hae
Chicago
Chroniele
American
The
Record
Baltimore
Sun
Maryland
Editor's awful plight ends with salve cure
Editor Seneca News FM Higgins suffered for years from piles until Becklen's Arnica Salve cured him after using two boxes. The paper touts it as the cure on earth and the best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed for 25 cents, sold by WoL DeTano druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM Higgins
Seneca
Becklen
Wol
DeTano
Dragglat
Nome Poetry by Governor J H Fletcher on the steamer
A Nome themed verse from Governor J H Fletcher, a Salem newspaper man, penned during a return voyage to Oregon. The lines condemn Arctic hardship and praise Oregon, contrasting Nome’s muddy streets with Oregon’s thriving home.
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J H Fletcher
Salem
Nome
Oregon
Pleasant weather after rain in Unity Items
August notes Pleasant week with returning residents Newt and Ed Griffin from Washington RC Edwards visiting Eugene to inspect timber land bought from O and CR RCo E E Upmeyer of Harrieburg in town to inspect timberland Knot tied rumored next Sunday Maneuvers corroborate testimony JE Mattison and A B Edwards visited Eugene Hop picking to start at A D Hyland's next Monday Professor Hunt sold school supplies Earl Barbie welcomes a 10 pound boy Cor
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Newt
Ed Griffin
Washington
RC Edwards
Eugene
E E Upmeyer
Harrieburg
O & CR Rco
JE Mattison
A B Edwards
D Hyland
Professor Hunt
Earl Barbie
Cor
Gun accident injures man on hunting trip
Wirt Zoph of the country came to town for medical help after a single barrel gun exploded while he hunted jack rabbits. The stock shattered and splinters lodged in his left arm above the wrist. De Paine treated him and saved the arm, though the injury remains very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt Zoph
Zoph
That Throbbing Headache Cure Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick remedy for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve health, priced at 35 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by WL DeLano, druggist.
Local Market Prices Prompt Readable Report
Local Market records dated August 31, 1900 list butter at 35 to 50 cents per roll, wool at local price, poultry from 350 to 450, dried prunes 8 cents, flour 50 cents, data 40 cents, potatoes 75 cents per 100 pounds, eggs 4 cents, wheat 49 to 50 cents, hops 10 to 12 cents.
Valuable Angora Goats For Sale Near Reasonable Rates
A subscriber to the GUARD offers 225 Angora goats from well bred stock for sale. The goats will be sold at reasonable rates, with further details available by addressing the Daily Eugene Guard for those seeking to start in goats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Guarp
Valuable Lambs for Sale in Monroe Oregon
A flock of 75 head of prime first class February and March lambs for sale. Cotewold and all wethers. For more information call or address L. F WarTkKUns, Monroe, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale
Cotewold
Estray Horses Taken Up by Jasper Official
Estray notice from Lane County Oregon lists two bays branded Jon right hip and one black branded Jon right hip. Owner may recover by paying current expenses at Jasper Oregon dated August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vear Jesper
Lane County
Oregon
Estray Lorses
Jon
Whale Oil Soap Samples for Hopgrowers
Ragene Boop on Sth Street offers whale oil soap samples and price information to hop growers. Evverne Soap Co reports a lost Irish setter with white paws and tail tip, last seen near Saroresst, Wis. A warm Lovis AYa tinshop in Eagens area mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evverne Soap Co
For Sale 22 Acres Farm Land in Coburg Area
Sale notice offering 22 acres of fertile farming land near Coburg. Inquiry directed to John Van Doves. Dry plowing recommended with Oliver plow remaining in the ground. Contact F L Chambers for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jown van Doves
Coburg
Oliver
F L Chambers
Notice to Hop Pickers at Brighton Leopard
Hop picking starts September 6 at the Brighton location. Wanree offers for trade a small improved ranch three miles from the rail row station in Lane county for property in Eugene. Inquire at Guano Moe for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanree
Railrow
Lane County
Eugene
Moe
Horst Bros and Hayes Buy Ten Bales from Local Firm
A brief notice states that Horst Bros and O C Hayes sold ten bales to the same firm. The OCR text is garbled but records the transaction and the parties involved.
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Hors Coxmaeacren
J KU Artwright
Bic
BO Baleers
Horst Bros
O C Hayes
Seme
Erm Privale
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Krvan
Asia
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Fusion
John R. Rogers
Nomi Nees
Ronald Snd F © Robertson
Congress
Bruin
Wendling
W. Ll. Miller
Hoppickers
L&ad
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Lodieapolis Sentinel
Louteville Courier Journal
Kentucky
Mass
Republican
New Haven ‘Register
Staats Zeitung
Rese Press
Coicago
Michigan Volksblaat
Detroit
Midh
Kansas Telegraph
Topeka
Missouri State Zonen
Kensas City
Lowa
Arctic
Schanter
Parisols
GENT
S. H. Friendly
Eugene, Oregon
Jones Lever
Gaar Scott
Loughmiller & Fel
L. F Wartkkuns
Monroe
Oo Lovis Aya
Betes’ Tinshop
Eagens
Castoria
Gb Kaufp
Kauffi
Durham
A J Cruzan
Pleseant Hill
Orevon
Brighton
J. W. Kays Furniture CO
Fmoalwers and Funeral Directors
J. A. Green & Telephone Ma
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Bodie
Guy
Rial
Tors
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