Britain Willing to Withdraw Troops From Pekin Pact
Special to the Guard reports Britain joins Russia and the United States in agreeing to withdraw troops from Pekin to aid the Chinese government. William J. Bryan starts Indiana campaign in South Bend with banners and crowds. Scotland reports plague case with 83 suspects held. Germany holds troops in Pekin while order is restored. England accepts Russo American withdrawal accord.
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Russia
United States
Pekin
South Beyp
Ind
Wiliam J. Bryan
Indiana
Mississippi Valley
London
England
China
Wassingron
Germany
P’ekin
Crowded Street Races Open With Fourth Regiment Band
The Fourth Regiment band played at 12 30 today before moving to Haes park for the race meet. Attendance rose from yesterday and organizers were praised. Trotting and pacing entries were sparse though the events remained of interest. Cobweb Billy placed second in the threeeighths dash with Time 36 seconds, Barrata won the fiveeighths dash, Give to Me second, Independence Maid first with Nancy Conner second, Time 37.
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Fourth Regiment
Haespark
Ihs
Billy
W Ream
Nancy Conner
Abbott
Barrata
Cline
G Adame
Game Laws 1900 Deer to Nov 1 and Ducks to Mar 15
Lawful to kill deer from July 15 to November 1 cannot be hunted for market or with dogs. Ducks May be hunted Sept 1 to March 15 with night hunting prohibited. Grouse pheasant quail and partridge Oct 1 to Dec 1. Snipe Sept 1 to Feb 1. Silver Grey Squirrel Oct 1 to Jan 1. Trout April 1 to Nov 1 on hook and line only and must not be sold. Elk protected until Feb 25 1915. Long Birdie protected at all times.
FiInceR Taken Off At Hale Oregon Thresher Accident
A man named Kk Hale of Hale Oregon lost the middle finger of his left hand near a threshing machine last week. The injury was amputated at the first joint, dressed, and is reported to be recovering well. Hops are being contracted at Hale and North Yakima at 12 cents per pound, with the price offered for days but no buyers.
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Kk Hale
Hale
Oregon
Halem
North Yakima
Albany Democrat
Browneville Times
Blue Iverwegon
Lucky Boy
Medford Mall
Chas Williams
Eugene Miller
Wiliams
Jackson County
Jobn Arnold
Wees
Hee
Eugene
Court House Items and Real Estate Transfers
Court House items include mortgage notices on hop crops by Gilbert, Friendly, Ramell, and others with five cents per pound for picking. Real estate transfers list Lane county property lease and sales involving Balfour Investment Co, Annie B Arnold, Sallie B Forbes, and Hubert M Logan. Circuit Court terms note judgments and attachments. Marriage license issued to E D Poll and Estella M Aytand.
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Gilbert
FBI
Camp
Vie
JM Russell Co
Streda Broa
JM Ramell Co
Srode & Cartwright
Lane County
M_ Dooly
Annie B Arnold
Cascade mountains murder and estate sale noted in county paper
The piece covers a land sale of the J A Linn estate by administrator P A Stephene, ties to Linn’s 1899 Cascade murder, considers local mining ideas, and recalls 1900 county election results with Tongue and Vanderburg. It mentions Oregon growth hopes, remarks by Horace McKinley on Eugene and Oregon’s future, and Sheriff Frazier’s horse purchases in Portland.
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Condon
Canvent
J A Linn
P AH Stephene
J B Smith
Linn
Cascade Mountains
Branton and Green
The Inequalities of Life
Eugene State Journal reports Jobo Brown a 72 year old Lane County resident returning from Be koap springs with river rocks he believes hide fortunes of gold and silver. He faces sanity charges in County Court. Doctors deem him harmless though insane on the subject, and the judge releases him. Brown and his impoverished wife seek care amid state reform concerns.
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Jobo Brown
Orowal
England
Lane County
Be Koap Springs
Tacoma
John Davies
Brown
Kincaid
Dre Brown
McKenney
Harris
Withers
Brealth
Murdered His Father at Milton Oregon
Arthur Kelly 12 seed was brought by Deputy Makley for the murder of his father forty five miles north of Milton on Tuesday. He aged about twelve or thirteen described his father abusing him and threatening to kill him. He claimed his father and he killed himself earlier, later confessing to shooting him with a rifle. The deceased leaves a wife and five children.
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Arthur Kelly
Makley
Tie Father
Milton
Tueeliy
UK Kelly
Mmuilerswin
Arthur
Hisother
Election Returns for Lane County 1900 and 1918
Reported results summarize Lane County votes for the years 1900 and 1918. Details indicate the winners and vote counts by precincts, reflecting local political shifts. The notation appears partially garbled but confirms an intent to publish official election outcomes.
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Bryan
Sir Bryan
McKissey
Lane County
Iyan
Palmer
Oregon’s sober licensing plan debuts in tone
Oregon implements a novel experiment to curb drinking by requiring every person who drinks to obtain a license at a per year cost. Licenses must be shown to be served liquor at saloons or hotels, with names published every six months. The piece riffs on migration and social behavior, poking fun at the scheme and inattentive travelers.
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Oregon
California
Lumber deal links Tom Aliham to Mohawk logs for Coburg
Logutso Cowraner reports Tom Aliham within good form after securing a contract for 4,000,000 feet of logs for the Bhooth Kelly Lumber Up.Logs to be delivered at Coburg. Also notes a marriage in Eugene on August 2 1900 between J F Clay comb and a daughter.
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Logutso
Tom Aliham
Bhooth-Kelly Lumber
Coburg
Boux
Ev Sodore
J F Claycomb
Eugene
Twenty three years of service at Eugene office noted
L O Adair of the Southern Pacific marked twenty three years in charge of the Eugene office today. He began with the station when only one man ran it and ticket sales, now five staffers handle a greatly increased volume. Oregon’s rail system grew from mixed trains to daily through overland passenger service and freight. Adair’s career spans railroading from Pennsylvania to Evansville and beyond, with Eugene flourishing into a modern Western city.
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Adair
Southern Pacific
Eugene
Oregon
Skinner
Salem
H F Stratton
B. Dunn
Ora Tibbetts
Pennsylvania Road
le Wae
Piteburg
Cinelomeal
St Lodi*t
Evansville, Terre Haute & Iodiana
Big Four
Orgon
Adallina
Willenette Valley
Willenette Valley His Record Ia Ene Which Can Be Looked On Will Satiefaccion
Bimewelf
Fragmented OCR Summary of Health Trusts and Remedies Notes
Disjointed OCR text mentions health topics, cholera, diarrhea cures, remedies, doses, and readers’ reactions. References appear to involve a political or social discussion with names and dates obscured. The fragment hints at proposed sales, land tracts, and remedies like dried fruits, but details are unclear.
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Wilhelm der Grosse
Independence Maid
Tim
Sallie
Forbes
Annie B
Arnold
Sa'e
Hubert M Logan
Circuit Court
Mary E Franklin
Geo H Franklin
Pete
Aliie Eastham
Allie Eastham
Frank M Barnison
E D Poll and
Estella M Aytand
Lene
Willamette River
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Looe County
Tongue
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Myers
Christensen
McKinley
Congress
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Daly
Elmore
Horace McKinley
Michigan
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Portland
Eugene State Journal
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Ihe
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Lissy
Kimore
Sears
Av Hitness Paper
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Lowing
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Lady MacDonald
Peking
Legation
L. G Adair
Woon
J T Barber
U of O
Pear
Voriland
Ranner Mandeaker
Kian
Fogeve
Richard Brown
Corvallis
Hamilton
Tia
Gillespie
Branton
Lane
Diar
Ct Health
Et Moniale
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Sence
Ted A
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