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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1902

Page

7

Nation Tactics and Storms Hit Several Regions

A severe electrical storm in Virginia caused two deaths and widespread damage, with crop losses estimated at one hundred thousand dollars. In Washington, Miss Stone dispute persists as Turkey’s indemnity is debated. Carrie Nation was expelled from a Seattle hotel, and Arlington Hotel in Seattle burned for a loss of fifteen thousand dollars. Scotland reports a fatal rear-end rail collision at Charing Cross. Haiti sees government and insurgents clash as towns burn. Pacific Northwest plans consider a shorter Portland route along the Columbia River.

Ouanp Noorak Virginia

Back From Crater Lake Expedition

The Chambere-Anodgrae party led by F L Chambers and family along with P B Snodgrass and kin, Mies Belle Brown, Mrs Amy Dougherty, Mise Ada Hendricks, and Prof Richard H Dearbon returned by the overland train this morning after a two week trip to Crater Lake. They called the lake one of the grandest pieces of fosbery in the world with many visitors this summer and said the party had plenty of fish and venison.

F L. Chambers Mary P B Snodgrass Etlie Mies Belle Brown Amy Dougherty Mise Ada Hendricks Profesor Richard H Dearbon Crater Lake

Melore of Elmira Dies in Palouse City Washington

SE Melore formerly of Elmira Lane county died a day or two since at Palouse City Washington His wife tents Junction City where the remains will be buried.

SE Melore Elmira Lane County Palouse City Wash Junction City

Eugene Real Estate Exchange forms in Eugene

The Eugene Real Estate Exchange held a meeting last evening with real estate dealers responding to summons. E J Frasier was elected secretary, a temporary chairman was chosen, and a committee on by laws and constitution was appointed. The group aims to promote county advertising and the general welfare of the community. Eugene is noted for its treatment of newcomers.

Eugene Resl Eugene Eugene Real E Avaiverod Sui E J Frasier Enet Aod

Rich Strike in Blue River Sparks Mining Boom

John Hawkinson a Blue River miner struck rich ore on the Blue Bird and Red Cloud claims revealing free gold in a 14 foot wide seam. The properties were previously held by Portland interests who sold out after poor results. Hawkinson’s discovery is described as some of the richest ore in the district.

John Hawkinson Blue River Hawkinson

Road Accident In Springfield Injures Armitage Family

On August 2 a buggy collision near a narrow road in Springfield injured Mr Aurelius Armitage and his wife while a youth on foot aided, the horse reared and threw the rider. Mr Armitage saved the horse from running away, while the child suffered minor injuries.

Aurelius Armitage Springfield Boreebeck Armitage Itlea Jearoes

To Teach in Montana High School Role Filled

Leila Straub leaves Eugene for Billings to begin duties as high school teacher in Montana. Accompanied by Prof John Straub and Mrs Straub, she holds a University of Oregon degree and is welcomed by local friends.

Ries Leila Straub Bill- Inge, Mont Portland John Straub Mise Biranbie

Real Indian Fighter Returns to Plains Show

An elderly veteran from McKenzie Bridge, KR 4 Belknapie, recalls a lifetime of frontier battles against Indians and Mexicans. Though nearly eighty, he stands upright with the vigor of a boy and engages with curiosity about a plains article he recently read.

Belknap McKenzie Bridge Plains Belknapie

Lane and Hiltabiddle wed at Justice of the Peace office

Wm Lane and Mre CS Hiltabiddle were married at noon today in the office of Justice of the Peace C A Win termeier. The couple are well known locally with many friends offering congratulations. They will reside on Mr Lane's farm west of the city.

Daily Guard

Funeral Held for Elmer Neal at Campbell Cemetery

At Gete Creek on August 2 1002, Elmer Neal aged 383 years died. Funeral held August 28 and remains interred at Campbell cemetery. He leaves a husband and two children.

Gete Creek Elmer Neal Campbell Cemetery

County Judge notes death of inmate at Lane asylum

County Judge H R Kincaid received a notification from J F Calbeath superintendent of the state Lane asylum reforming that Arthur Wel, committed to the asylum from Lane County January 17, 1893, died in that institution August 1907.

H R Kincaid Bee J F Calbeath Lane

Eugene Personalities and Travel Notices Mix

Local notes list Lee Walton of Halsey and Chas Henderson in Eugene, Abe Bangs heading to Bao Franciec, Mr ABE Morrie returning from Junction, and many others traveling from Junction City to Portland, Albany to Eugene, and coast runs. Several residents visit relatives, register for events, or return from trips, including Miss Minnie Schwi zchild to Portland and J J Hess in Eugene.

Lee Walton Halsey Chas Henderson Abe Morrie Junction Nickie Junction City Darwin Bristow Mise Anna Marehall Albany Eugene E Cochran Chas Cottage Grove J B Beckley Oregon Pointe Mies Elia McAlister Coss Mice Carrier Rankin Rankin Arrived Bre Today From An Extended Eastern Trip. E C Smith Mies Winifred Portland Fred Applegate Yoncalla

Residence Sale Notice Seals Property Purchase

G W Welder has purchased the Hebwelder residence on West Severth street. Possession will be given in about a month when Mr Sehnelder moves into the upstairs living room in the new brick block on Eigbib and Olive streets.

G W Welder M Hebwelder West Severth Street Sehnelder Eigbib and Oilve Streets

Booth as Possible U S Senate Candidate in Oregon

Lane county politician Senator R A Booth emerges as a potential U S senator candidate for the upcoming legislative session. He has long been a prominent Southern Oregon figure and once chaired the last Republican state convention. Rumors say a Booth Fulton fusion could form to carry the senate seat, with Fulton aiding Booth if his own bid stalls.

Buste R A Booth Lane County United States Portland Booth Oregon W J Furnish Govenor Booth Bee State Senate Bioth Ubames W Fulton Clataop County Deo Hue Lane County Statesman Fulton Bineer Senator Booth Prige Fulton

Exhibit of Bohemia Ores Sends Sample to Butte

A Bohemia ore exhibit assembled by C F Mitchell travels first to Butte for the International Mining Congress. Represented mines include Helena Nol Masick Le Roy North Fair view Vesuvius Meadows Strunde Reed Griffith Knott Mitchell Jobo Kerns Harry Ey Hawley Kiopfenstein Gold Cross Stocks Harlow Higgins Hiawatha John Peterson Champion John Johnson Felix Currin Ophir David Ivey M A Landers Frank Williams Oregon Colorado Grizzly Al Churchill Joe Pironi. After Butte it heads to the State Fair at Islem, then Eugene fair and street events, before joining Cottage Grove's permanent mineral exhibit.

Bohemia Collee Butte Bolhemis C F Mitchell Helena Nol Masick le Roy North Fairview Vesuvius Meadows Strunde Reed & Griffith Knott Mitchell Jobo Kerns Harry Ey Cottage Grove

Mrs Trine Dead in Salem Hospital

Mrs Hanna J Trine widow of John T Trine died in Salem hospital at 7:80 last evening from paralysis. She had lived in Seattle and Henderson Station in years past and leaves three children Ora Trine Salem Elmer Pacific Grove California and Elia Spring 11. Interment will be in Laurel Hill cemetery after arrival of females on Sunday.

Daily Guard Salem Mra Hanna J Trine John T Trine Seattle Mr. Trine Henderon Station Ora Trine Elmer Pacific Grove California Elia Henders Laurel Hill Cemetery

Plats for Eugene Street Carnival Grounds Outlined

Klovdahl drew six plats for the Eugene Street Carnival grounds to help Chairman Svarverud allocate booth spaces. Citizens should contact Svarverud to select locations. Grounds cover two city parks and surrounding streets with gates on Oak and East Eighth, roothe placement around the parks, and bands to perform in the parks. Funds pledged total about 1,600 with 1,135 already collected, finances deemed satisfactory.

Klovdahl Eugene Street Svarverud Oak Street Engene Loan & Savings Bank Warnock’s Henderson Weet Park East Park County Park Street Willamette East Ninth Streets

Those Organ Grinders and the Pinkertons

A Salem Statesman item claims Pinkerton detectives with a Buffalo Bill show say no professional thief has entered the troupe for weeks. A camp follower, said to be with the show over many years, and his wife allegedly controlled large sums lent to the company, funding their comfortable lifestyle.

Itbhey Salem Statesman Pinkerton Salem Siy Kind Buffalo Bill Pinkerton's

No Wheat for Export Reaches Willamette Valley Mills

Eugene correspondent reports wheat from Lane county will largely miss export markets this season. Local mills and others pay 56 to 57 cents per bushel, with some offers up to 60 cents, as Salem Springfeld Junction City mills seek wheat.

Eugene The Oregonian Lane County Willamette Valley Valey Salem Springfeld Junction City

Bicycle accident injures 18 year old near Eugene

Floyd King aged 18 son of WS King was riding home from town on a bicycle when the fork broke at a square and pitched him violently. He suffered a deep tongue cut and facial lacerations from gravel and was taken home then to Eugene hospital where Dr Paine treated him after initial stitching by Dr Brown.

Floyd King WS King Eugene King L. W Brown Inet Eugene Hospital D A Paine

Two More Divorce Cases Filed in Lane County Court

Emma Corbus through attorney Skipworth sues F Corbus for divorce at Lane County circuit court claiming marriage began September 22 1804 in Eugene with no issue and desertion since May 2 1898 while her maiden name Emma Dougherty she seeks name restoration Maud Healy also files for divorce from Fred Close alleging June 10 1893 Harrisburg union Desertion occurred September 23 1804 with separate living and lack of support and requests custody of nine year old Mabel Close attorney Lee M Travia represents Mrs Close

Ugf Skipworth Emma Corbus Lane County Cote F . Corbus Fop Eugene Plainshes Eoma Dougherty Emma Corbug Maud Healy Close Fred Close Harrisburg Plantiff Mabel Close Lee M Travia Mrs Close

Funeral for Ms Wooley’s Grandmother Near Eugene

Mr and Mrs L F Wooley traveled to Usk Hill cemetery ten miles west of Eugene to attend the funeral of Wooley’s grandmother who died in Monroe Oregon at her son JS Wooley’s home in Benton County. She lived past the standard three score and ten and left three sons Rev C A Wooley of Eugene JC Wooley of Benton JC Wooley of Sumpter and a daughter Mrs Dave Booher of Maxwell California.

Arthur Gamber Linn County Bia J S Dale Haa Junction Minoie Schwi Zchild Portland Ahe Kenda J F Wright BF Rowlod Mia Ella Renfro Burton D M Gould Hived Nebraska Rudolph Miller Seattle Martin Miller Weat Eirth Street OD Paine M H Harlow Middle Fork F C Nolf Pendleton Prof Mra Thos Condon L L White Aod Jae Hoffman Miea Maud Blair Frank Blair Cottage Grove Cheeter Starr H W Stappaerd Salem Eugene Apouting T Ovendon Moscow Idaho Wilaine Andrew Svarverud W & McElroy W H Dowman Alf Dillard Harrisburg J J Hess Grants Pass Alfred A Ays Louis Aya New Yor Life Insurance Co A B Cavender Live Grownarville Times Css Tie J M Howe Cavender Mrs Howe Cottege Grove L F Wooley Usk Hill Cemetery Wooley Monroe Ore JS Wooley Benton County Grandma Lane County C A Wooley JC Wooley Benton Sumpter Dave Booher Maxwell Cal

Marion County Hops Near Harvest In Willamette Valley

Collector Patterson reports Marion county hopfields ready for harvest beginning September 8 with良 weather, plenty of pickers, and strong demand. He notes the crop looks the best in years and should stay in first class condition if weather holds. Expected packing price set at 40 cents per box.

Portland Patterson Marion County Willamette Valley

Refused Help After Fall From Sidewalk on Willamette

An unknown man, described as Swede, was found beneath the elevated sidewalk on South Willamette Street after the show. He refused assistance, despite several offers, and crawled out to walk away into the crowd, likely shaken by the incident.

Porentius Swede Willamette Street Cvsp

Homesteaders to Organize in Eugene

Injured homesteaders in Eugene plan to form an organization to protect community interests against rapacious copper ore activities. They will meet Tuesday in the city hall. Weather for August has three ideas. Mr. E. O. Lake reports near Harrisburg a threshing yield of 26 bushels per acre from a good portion of his wheat.

Eugene E. 0. Lake Harrisburg

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