Hop House Destroyed Near Eu Gene In Hop Yard
Saturday night about 8 o'clock a dry house on Walter Canady’s hop yard west of EuGene near Crow burned to the ground with about 40 jack hops inside. The lantern accident started the fire, flames spread across the floor, and despite a large crowd of hop-pickers rushing to assist the building was destroyed. Insurance on the structure was $250 and Canady will dry the remainder of the crop in another house.
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Walter Canady
Eugene
Crow
De-Truc'ion
Canady
Death of Jano Every in Oregon at 1 year old
Jano Every, only son of Mr and Mrs Warren Andrews, died at Acme Oregon on September 7 1902 at 4 oclock pm aged 1 year 11 months Funeral services were conducted by Rev TA You Tuesday morning and interment was made at the Masonie cemetery Florence West
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Acme
Oregon
Ofelock P
Jano Every
R. Warren Andrews
Rev TA You
Masonie
Fiorence West
Marriage of John Head and Misa Fidel Mathews
The couple wed at First Christian Church on 10 30 in the morning with Rew Ja McCalum officiating. Only a few invited friends attended. They will reside in Cabarg.
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John Head
Misa Fidel Mathews
First Christian
Morrie and Carlson wed at bride’s home in Ade Ore
The ceremony took place at the bride’s parent home in Ade Oregon with Rev WW Edmanoo of Gardiner officiating. The newly married couple will reside in Eugene.
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Mraod
Scott Morrie
Ade
Oregon
Mise Mate Morrie
Res Vievor Carlson
WW Edmanoo
Gardiner
Eugene
Fine Prones Exhibit of Germs Prams at Cobgratedly Office
JW Morgan presents to the office a display of germ specimens described as renatis prams grown in his archael. The items weigh about ten pounds and are said to be on exhibit at Five of ten weigh pound location, with Morgan planning to bring a larger display later.
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JW Morgan
Archael
M Rean
Mill Safe Blown Up at Eugene Mill and Elevator
A nighttime robbery at the Eugene Mill and Elevator Company left a large steel safe exploded and emptied of cash. Detectives report entry through an east window using a sledge and chisels, with homemade charges from a dynamo shed and barn hammers. Local owners C S Williams and J M Shelley notified, sheriff investigating as clues point to a raid during wheat season. no culprit arrested yet.
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Daily Guard
Thia Mordog Jono
Eugene Mill and Elevator Company
Coburg
Henee
Williams
J. M. Shelley
Withers
Elso
Revbery
W. J Royce
Eberiock Holmes
Terrible death in the flames in Katamba Wash
Reports from Lew is River district areas describe a devastating fire that killed at least 45 people and likely more. Many missing include residents from outside points. The district’s burned farms, homes, and hayfilled barns suggest a widespread agricultural tragedy with numerous fatalities.
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Katamba
Lewis River
Outelde Pointe
Serious Accident Near Hill Yesterday
A serious accident occurred when P N Sneley slipped from a log frame wagon, fell and broke two ribs and suffered other injuries. De Atwood was summoned and is attending Sneley. Mr Ghelley is also reported to be recovering well.
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Euard
Piesant
Sneley
Tosligh
de Atwood
Ghelley
For Rent: 34 Acres with House Barn Orchard in Eugene
Land opportunity at 34 acres including a house barn chicken house and orchard in Eugene. Also offering about 100 head of sheep to lease on whiskers. Inquiries directed to Fammow & Co at 606 Willamette Street Bept. lyre.
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Eugene
Fammow & Co
Willamette Street
Borg Moves Goods To New Location On Eight Street
Mr Borg completed a move from LO Beck to a new frame building on West Eighth Street near Elder brick. He plans to offer more goods at the new site and expects better opportunities for business.
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BM Borg
LO Beck
Borg
Bord To Mraod Mre J M Poeckett
A brief notice indicates a correspondence or delivery addressed to Mraod Mre J M Poeckett at 263 Weeblngton Street this morning involving a boy.
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J M Poeckett
Weeblngton Street
Fall. Po Mea 10 em Maggy os
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a date and names but lack full context. Readable bits indicate a fall event connected to Po Mea and Maggy with unclear specifics. Further details needed to determine the main action or outcome.
Quiet wedding at Dean Anderson residence in Eugene
Married at Dean E OC Banderson's home in Eugene at 10:80 oclock. Bride Eageda O'Connor, of Iowa, is head of music and culture in the Divinity School and a New England Conservatory graduate with two years in the formal department. Groom L bdeil is a student at the Divinity School and pastor of a local church.
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Fo Bagene
Banderson
New Pianos Selected by University Music Dept
The university music department purchased four pianos through F A Rookie A Chickering grand will grace Willard Heil and three other models a Kimball Weber and Howart M Cable available to Arthur L Frazer Miss Eve Stinson and Mr Ron Hollenbeck of the vocal and instrumental department
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Department of Music
the University
Chickering
Willard Heil
A Kimball, Weber
Howart M Cable
Arthur L Frazer
Eve Stinson
Ron Hollenbeck
Family departs for Easene Oregon seeking permanent residence
A family from Voigs relocates to Metardsy area then to Easene Oregon to settle permanently. The move ends years of farming life and long-standing friendships formed locally. The text reflects regret over the decision amid unclear, fragmented notes.
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Metardsy
Easene
Oregon
Voigs
Kate
Ceigthemed
Waringesy
King and Queen Elected at Carnival Elections
Miss Marie Masterson and Attorney Helmus W Thompson won the carnival voting to become queen and king. Queen Marie plans elaborate receptions and daily court with a throne, while King Thompson will cooperate and entertain. About $100 was raised in the contest to fund costumes and attendance.
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Daily Guard
Sept Io
Regal Honore
Marie Masterson
Helmuan W Thompson
Miss Masterson
Mr Thompson
Ellen Helen Clark
Marie
Mornion
Mise Masterson le
Helmus W Thompson
The Fourth Regiment Band Opens Salem Fair Week
The Fourth Regiment Band of Eugene opened the Salem fair week morning program under the direction of Prof Willie E McElroy formerly of the Salem band and Chicago The ensemble includes four Salem musicians Henry Boudenmeyer Robert Savage Karl Poppa and Oscar Steelhaummer. Pieces performed included LaZarre Waltz Hearts and Flowers and Dreamy Eyes. The band played well and drew a large crowd.
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Salem Journal
Fourth Regiment
Eugene
Willie E McElroy
Salem Band
Chicago
Salem
Henry 8Oudenmeyer
Robert Savage
Karl Poppa
Oscar Steelhaummer
Arnold Shows to entertain carnival crowds here
K. J. Arnold and partner BH Adam owners of the Lig Arnold Shows met with local carnival directors to discuss show positions. They will stage along the streets and cross loge inside the enclosure under construction. Arnold anticipates glorious entertainment.
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EJ Arorlt
BH Adam
Lig Arnold
Carnivel
Arnold
Bowling Alley Planned on Weat Eighth Street Store Room
French Gilman will fix up the vacated BM Burg grocery space on Weat Eighth street to house a bowling alley. He plans to run a shooting gallery on one side. The establishment will open in one week.
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Gilman
Besay
BM Burg
Eighth Street
One Hundred Dead One Thousand Catholic Converts Killed in China
Special to Guard from Chehalis reports the Merrill Waggoner case ending with Mrs Waggoner eloping with murderer Merrill's brother Ben. Philadelphia dispatch notes Elopement. Also: capitalists form a broom trust to control box manufacturing in the United States. Boxer disturbances in Pekin district reported. steamship race ends with Kron Prinz Wilhelm’s 5 day 57 minute crossing. Port Land forest fire victims projected at one hundred.
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China
Waggoner
Merrill
Ivasn
Philadelphia
United States
New York
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
Deutchland
Kron Prinz
Grants Pass Murder Tragedy in Waldo Case Sparks Arrests
Grants Pass report states Ed Johnson was shot and killed by Cal Griffo near Waldo in Josephine county after Johnson allegedly killed a deer out of season. Whiskey reportedly involved. Sheriff Lewis and Coroner Kremer dispatched to scene as several arrests were made.
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Grants Pass
Ed Johnson
Cal Griffo
Waldo
Josephine County
Johnson
Lewis
Kremer
Merde
Engine and Wood-saw for Sale in Eugene
Engine and wood-saw advertised for sale by Edward Brown at 908 West Fourth Street Eugene. Mention of Mr Tiffany formerly Creswell buying property on Boat 15h and Patterson streets. Coburg residents become permanent Eugene citizens with home on East 19th and Patterson streets. Alvany Democrat reports Willamette Valley Land Co exhibit at Nebraska state fair praising enterprise.
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Edward Brown
West Fourth Street
Eugene
Mr. Tiffany
Creswell
Haa
Boat 15H
Patterson Streets
Jeb Roads
Coburg
East 19Th
Alvany Democrat
Willamette Valley Land Co
Nebraska
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Mr L Bdeil
Disloity School
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Nelmus W. Thompson
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Chehalis
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