14 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1902
Page
1
Readable scraps reveal racing references to South Africa clashes and Canadian tensions, mentions of ex president Kroger and influenza, a Senate vote on Chinese exclusion, protests near White Base, and Oregon notes. Officials Ware and Jeffreys are named along with a protracted list of names and political shifts amid irregular reporting.
Fragmentary lines reference Lionel Chamberlin and a work against an unnamed defendant. A political tension surrounds a potential governor position with mention of a candidate or supporter stepping up. The text remains incomplete and ambiguous.
Roseburg hosts animal acts Thursday featuring Norris and Tee with team lions ponies and horses in a speed ring. Elephants seals and Siberian wolves join a varied program plus a clown band and fairground games. An elaborate carnival and children's fair run daily with a grand parade at dusk and a free street exhibit carnival.
Miller, in custody after a police interview, admits to killing Carnie Jennett on Seventh Street route to a lodge meeting. He claims illicit relations and that he planned to move with her, but killed her with a hatchet after an argument on the sidewalk. Assistant Prosecutor Merriam and three officers were present.
Unie expands onion farming near Eagle Point with 30 acres planned for onions. Past yields show 1.8 acres producing 90,000 pounds, with potential revenue from one cent per mile and about thirty tons per acre under favorable conditions, making onions a profitable crop for the area.
Fragmentary notice states arrival of a large stock of warble at Maretets Bros in Douglas county. It mentions potential savings for buyers and references a commission given to the purchaser, with unclear details and disjointed phrasing about agents and locations.
The Oregon Democratic state convention faced a lengthy platform wrangle over the Philippines policy. Delegates nominated and reappointed officials including Governor and Secretary of State candidates, with Marion and Jackson figures shaping the ticket. the platform finally passed after hours of debate.
Kes Orett on visit to Cherieston exhibit says he is coming west. The event features Frost inérspe and CW trees with mentions of President Rangevelt and the Oretin exhibit. Mrs Reese hosts a reception and varied dignitaries attend the President’s benefit at Pine Forest Lit with local citizens present.
A user question about the 688 separator removing credina fin imiantes and the role of sut lyans amid calls for improvement. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear context.
Report notes April 3 developments involving Pall Mall travellers and a plan by the Huntiels Greversayl to apply a version set. The correspondent says Lot lomtomdery and the Parneastgrayenernt threatened measures to remove cabige activists to undermine the United Irish League.
A Southern Oregon company supervisory team is negotiating a new contract with the Cniequa Valley to drill at Merle Creek. The plan aims to extend operations rapidly and deepen the well to an estimated 6 feet current depth, with expectations of reaching 78 feet before discovery.
The court sets dates for hearings in the estate of Mary DeOeta and appointments for appraisers in the estate of Isabela Applegate. Guardianship proceedings confirm sales of land including a josephine county parcel for 0 and a Douglas county tract for 475. Court details also note hearings on the estate of Preslex W. Chaser and related guardianship sums.
At Garden Valley on Saturday April 1 1902 a public sale will offer items to the highest bidder including 150 load of cattle 12 head of hogs wagon plows a cider mill 400 sacks a harrow a cultivator and many other farm implements and household goods by J. Githuam auctioneer.
The Roseburg Fire Department releases details for a Friday event led by Chief Sebus. The notice confirms a public safety drill and invites community participation.
Taken up by the underowner of Olwia, sixteen head of cattle mostly two year olds branded FP on the right lip. Nine steer and seven heifers. Wy ik. Wars, Olulla, Ore.
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