A Society Picnic and a Hidden Suitor
Winifred Eyre enjoys provincial society at a country gathering where Lord Harold Erskine's attentions shift toward her as Miss Champion schemes to disrupt them. Miss Alton charms, while Col. d Aguilar and Mr. Clayton compete for influence amid jealousy and class constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Hurst
Sir Howard
Grandpapa
Miss Champion
Miss Alton
Lady Grace
Miss Eyre
Winifred
Sir Clayton
Mr. Clayton
Lord Harold
Col. d’ Lar
Col.d'Aguilar
Mr. Fenner
Col. d’ Aguilar
Flora Champion
Lord Harold Erskine
Mr. Hastings
Jesiance
Misa Champion
No Money and a Marriage in Doubt
Doa India insists she has no funds to marry Col d Aguilar, while Winifred pleads with Miss Alton to reconsider marrying Mr Chattin for love and happiness. Fee dismisses the talk, warning of potential regret if the proposal never comes. The scene ends with a farewell kiss as the fairy departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred
Fee
Marion
Col. d’Aguilar
Mr. Clayton
Francis Clayton
India
D’ Aguilar
Mise Alton
Mr. Chattin
Hash
Cherie
Miss Alton
d'Aguilar
Col. d'Aguilar
Capt. Culloden
Constantinople
Hastings
England
Lord Harold Erskine
Francia Clayton
Erskine
Erskine, Was Not That the Man Miss Champion
Miss Eyre
Lord Harold
d’Aguilar
Endon Vale
Tai
A Society Evening and a Shifting Courtship
Winifred consoles Fee as Fee reveals an engagement to Mr Clayton amid doubt and estrangement. Col d Agui lar expresses shock and departs. The next morning Hastings is discussed amid social gossip and a remark on evolving Japanese physique from Chambers Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
Chambers’ Journal
Dublin and Belfast Population Gap Narrowed in Report
The municipal area population totals Dublin 847,104 and Belfast 348,965, with a clear majority of 1,861 for Dublin. The figures cover Dublin including independent townships and Belfast in the census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Belfast
Oregon Lane Loggers Await Rain to Free Logs
Loggers in Lane County report drought conditions have halted log drives. Despite no April rains, Booth Kelly and other mills struggle with millions of feet of logs stranded in Lost Creek and nearby streams. Companies have spent thousands on flood dams, but only slow progress toward the Springfield mill remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Creek
Booth-Kelly Company
Springfield
Dredger Ready for Little Klamath Irrigation Project
The Little Klamath Ditch Company prepares a new dredger boat to begin work within three weeks. A four mile long cut will connect the lake to the ditch head, ensuring year round water flow and reclamation of up to 60,000 acres around Lower Klamath Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Klamath Ditch Company
Loweree Lake
White Lake
Doamanie
Wits
Tee
Lower
Klamath Lake
Official Canvass in First District June 1903 Vote
The official canvass of the vote for congressman in the First district on June 1 1903 shows the recorded result. The document lists the candidates and totals as certified by election authorities.
Marion County Wool Pool Sold to Highest Bidder
The Marion County Woolgrowers Association sold its wool pool in Salem to A. R. Jacoba for Oregon City Woolen Mills. Over 100000 pounds fetched 16 cents per pound for coarse wool and 16 and 2/3 cents for medium to fine grades. Delivery started immediately via W. M. Brown & Co. This set a Marion County price record by a cent per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Wool Pool
Marion County Woolgrowers’ Association
Salem
A. R. Jacoba
Oregon City
W. M. Brown & Co
Marion County Woolgrowers
Copper Property Sold to Indiana Financiers in Oregon
Lon Simmons and William Myers sold eight copper claims on ce Creek in Eastern Oregon to a syndicate financed by Indiana capitalists for 75000 dollars. The deal closed after a lengthy pending period. New owners will begin development work immediately with substantial surface improvement plans.
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Lon Simmons
William Myers
Creek
Oregon
Indiana
Incendiaries Fire Warner Valley Stock Company Property
Fire destroyed the Warner Valley Stock Company residence barn and blacksmith shop in Warner Valley last week. Household goods and a large stock of supplies were lost. Suspected incendiary origin. two saddles and all horses were removed from the barn. Suspects likely to be apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itncendiaries
Warner Valley Stock Company
Warner Valley
Squatters Burn Warner Valley Ranch Buildings
Reports from Lakeview say squatters on Warner Valley Stock Company land burned ranch buildings 40 miles east of town. They refuse eviction and threaten armed resistance to the court order awarding the land to Warner Valley Stock Company.
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Lake County
Lakeview
Warner Valley Stock Company
Albany College Re-elects Wallace H. Lee President
At the annual meeting of the board of trustees Albany College unanimously re elected President Wallace Howe Lee after many years of service. His leadership is credited with the institution's recent high efficiency and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany College
Wallace Howe Lee
Annual Meetings and Reunions Across Oregon This June
A series of annual gatherings across Oregon includes the Oregon State Teachers' Association in Portland June 24 to 29, a Christian camp and meeting in Turner June 19 to 28, the Lane County veterans reunion in Eugene June 16 to 18, Carnivale events in Grants Pass Ashland Roseburg Cottage Grove and Salem late June, the Ninth annual regatta in Astoria August 19 to 21, Willamette Valley Chautauqua in Gladstone July 14 to 26, Grand Army encampment in Portland June 24 to 27 and reunions for First Oregon Cavalry and Infantry in Portland June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pienonan
Eas
Oregon State’ Teachers’ Association
Portland
Turner
Lane County
Eugene
Grants Pass
Ashland
Roseburg
Cottage Grove
Salem
Albany
Astoria
Willamette Valley
Cascade Locks contract completes riprapping of upper lock wall
Major W. C. Langfitt finished an inspection after H. W. Taylor completed the riprapping of the north wall at Cascade Locks. The $26,000 project took about six months and employed many stone cutters and laborers. Locks are out of commission. boats must wait on both sides until the freshet ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Langfitt
Cascade Locks
H. W. Taylor
Improvements at the Penitentiary
Governor Chamberlain orders a brick two story addition to the south end of the dining room and kitchen at the penitentiary to house executions. A sewer line will connect the prison to the state system west of the asylum for improved drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ding
James
Market Prices for Wheat Barley Flour and More
A period price listing shows Wheat at 70 74c in Walla Walla valley and 77c, Barley feed at $20 per ton, brewing at $21, flour best grades 3.95 to 4.50, graham 3.45 to 3.85. Includes milletuffed bran 28, middlings 27, shorts 28, chop 18, date white 1.10 to 1.15 per cental, gray 10.6 per cental. Also hay Timothy 20 to 21, clover unknown, cheat 15 to 16 per ton. potatoes best barrier sacks 50 to 75c, ordinary 83.5 to 45c per cental. Merced sweets 3 to 3.50 per cental. Poultry prices for chickens, ducks, eggs, cheese, butter, wool, beef, veal, lamb and hogs listed with various per unit ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Valley
Graham
Also Mentioned on This Page
NLY
Mrs. Forrester
Kalamath
Dae Owen
Wietewen
Marion Fee
Lee
Amother
Wool—Valley
Mobair
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