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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

12

Airglars Haul At Seckwith Home In Eugene Burglaries

Police report a wave of burglaries in Eugene including the Beckwith corner East Sixth and Pearl residence and L N Roney’s West Seventh street office. Stolen items valued around 150 dollars include a gray overcoat suit, vest trousers shoes and silver spoons and knives. A separate break in at Edwards residence led to a pistol warning but the intruder fled. Barrett home also troubled by a masked man firing a pistol. Local residents, officials and visitors are noted in ongoing city updates.

Eugene Edwards Barrett L. C. Beckwith East Sixth and Pearl Streets L. N. Roney West Seventh Street Iite J. W. Hatfield Beckwith Romney Mr. Roney Hunzicker H. D. Edwards East Fourteenth Hilyard D. E. Barrett Ferry Velma Edwards Miss Ina Wose Miss Edwards Mr. Edwards Misses Edwards Edwards Res Farrington OFA

Prom Friday’s Daily Guard trip notes and arrivals

Fragmentary local item lists people and places with mentions of Ian Kirkwood traveling to Ash and Kelly returning from Rose. References to Jay in Junction City and Jack Littell from Marco, Carroll up from June, and Irving near Eu i cab Sats hint at social or transit notes without clear events.

Daily Guard Ian Kirkwood Ash Kelly Rose Jay City I Junction City Jack Littell Marco Eon Carroll Irving Eui

No Divorce For Helen Is Final Decree

New York reports Pope Pius X and the college of cardinals have refused to annul the marriage of Helen Maloney daughter of Papal Marquis Martin Maloney of Philadelphia. The decision ends long efforts to overturn the union.

Helen New York Prus X College of Cardinals Helen Maloney Martin Maloney Philadel

New York Lawyer Linked to Maloney Marriage Case

Fragmentary account notes Miss Maloney fleeing with Samuel Clarkson, a Roaman Catholic dignitary, and faces an annulment ruling. It states there is no excuse for annulment of her marriage to Otterhe and she cannot marry again without excommunication. Reportedly she has reconciled with the situation, with plans to reunite with her legal husband discussed.

Phna Arthur Herbert Osborne New York Samuel Clarkson Roaman Catholic Church Miss Maloney Otterhe

Controversy Over Ritchey Creek Water Quality

Mayor Matlock and supporters claim the official test showing Ritchey Roaring Bradley creeks as unfit for drinking may have been tampered with after leaving Eugene. State Board report by Dr. Ralph C. Matson lists all three samples condemned, while locals testify Ritchey water is cold, clean, and abundant enough for years.

State Board of Health Ritchey Creek Matlock Eugene State Health Board Richey Creek Roaring Creek Bradley Creek J. W. Harris State Board Oregon State Board of Health Robt C. Yenney M. D Marquam Building Portland Oregon Ralph C. Matson H. H. McNamar McNamar

Campbell Church Wedding at Grand Lake

The Denver Times reports the marriage of President P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon to Mrs. Susan Campbell Church at Grand Lake Colorado on August 21. The ceremony in a flower-decorated living room was officiated by Rev. J. H. O. Smith. Attendants included Mrs. E. L. Campbell and Mrs. St C. Campbell as matrons of honor, with Mr. and Mrs. Lt. C. Chuareh among guests and a long line of Campbell relatives present. After the ceremony the couple, joined by guests, shared a wedding breakfast before leaving for Sulphur Springs for further plans.

Denver Times P. L.campbell University of Oregon Susan Campbell Grand Lake Col R. C. Campbell Denver P. L. Campbell Susan Campbell Church San Francisco E. L. Campbell J. H. O. Smith Oklahoma City Christian Church Dick Campbell St C. Campbell Senate M. Patterson TL Bryant Genesta C. Chuareh Joplin Luca Campbell Cregor Netta Campbell Braden Indiana W. H. Bryan Minnie Bryant Mies Iiethy Uryant Mies Katherine George Bell New York Charlee Lowell Colorado Springs Mary Shannon Ruth Porter Campbell Sulphur Springs

Student party plans move to Eugene after Grand Lake

A group spends a week at Grand Lake then heads to Eugene Oregon to settle as they prepare for university enrollment. They will arrive in time for the university opening.

Grand Lake Eugene, Or

Lewis Calls Off Strike of Miners in Birmingham

President Lewis of the United Mineworkers issued an official order halting the Birmingham district coal miners strike. The move ends a stoppage that affected local mines and labor actions in the region.

Lewis Birmingham The United Mineworkers

Augusta Flood Recovery After Historic Deluge

Atlanta August 2 Augusta rapidly recovers from the worst flood in its history as eight feet of water paralyzed the city. Downriver devastation included drowned victims, fires in flooded warehouses, and three reported deaths. The water level dropped slowly, but telegraph and rail service remained hampered and damage projected at six hundred thousand dollars.

Atlanta Augusta Associated Press Georgia Railroad Company Nixon Company Union Sacred Heart Nixon

Teddy Wiebld’s Big Stick on Federal Official

A Batavia telegram to Archie Sanders, Internal Revenue collector, from Oyster Bay, warns that despite August 20 telegram, Sanders must quit local political manipulation or face dismissal. Sanders reportedly replied that conditions were complied with.

Teddy Wieblds Buffalo Batavia Archie Sanders Internal Revenue Collector Oyster Bay Tam Banders

Captain Hains Faces Murder Charge in New York

Captain P C Hains Jr brother of T Jenkins Hains is held without bail to await grand jury action on charges of murdering William E Annis. He appeared in citizen clothes with pallor and unshaven look, as defense plans insanity plea and accuses wife.

New York P. C. Hains, Jr T. Jenkins Hains William E. Annis Hains

Williams Kidney Pills advertised by Linn Ree Co

An old merchandise ad touts Williams Kidney Pills as a cure for nervous strain kidneys and bladder issues. It claims relief from frequent urination and references Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio and Linn Ree Co as sellers priced at 50 cents.

Linnree Co Williame Mfg. Co Cleveland

Baby Boy’s Itching Humor Heals Fast After Mysterious Rash

A baby suffered an itching illness breaking out in several places. Doctors offered no relief but the rash vanished quickly without leaving a scar. The mother nearly despaired before the ailment disappeared and did not return.

Cuticura Remedies Praised By Indy Mother

Mrs William Geeching of Attica Indiana writes that after months of itching sores on her two and a half year old son Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed the lesions after three uses. She notes the sores did not return and recommends keeping Cuticura in the house. July 22, 1907.

Mon William Geeching Waal &T Attica Ind

Itching Torments and Cuticura Remedies Advertised

An old advertisement touts relief and cure for eczema and skin irritations through warm baths with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. It mentions Cuticura Resolvent for mild doses and claims speedy improvement, urging purchase from Beatier Drug & Chem-Skin Disease.

Susan Beatier Drug & Chem

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