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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1902
Page
2
A Roseburg Post Office item recalls the fading Civil War veteran population and the evolving meaning of Decoration Day. It notes dwindling survivor numbers, the duty to honor those who served, and the widening scope to include civilians and families in the commemorative tradition.
The Daily Review defends its harsh response to G W Riddle and attacks on The Puarmiraen editor and county Republicans. It acknowledges failing to use stronger language and vows a more vigorous rebuke for the offense against the party and hard working members.
The Plaindealer was held back until Tuesday morning twelve hours to provide readers with early unofficial termins. This early data is intended as a safe foundation for forming conclusions about the likely final outcome.
Unclear OCR fragment notes Azalea aiding Foroish and Crawford amid unclear terms. References runic names and a likely event tied to Victorian era figures, but details remain fragmentary and unspecified.
Fragmentary report details a war ending with British success and moves toward rebalance. Citizens fear economic strain as government considers pay costs and renewed defense measures while debates continue over treaties and imperial leadership.
Oregon riders face new three cent per mile fare on all S P lines effective Sunday. The change lowers the old rate of four cents per mile and aligns with a statewide price structure. Officials expect ease of travel from Portland to southern towns, though some homeowners question the impact on public transportation and commuter costs.
An Oakland area graduation program features speakers including State Rep Ackerman and Mantilla addressing the crowd. The ceremony honors graduates with remarks on plans ahead and a chorus performance.
New York on May 31 reports a devastating car crash when a vehicle mounted the curb and struck bystanders. One person was killed and twelve others were injured, including an infant, as the crowd gathered near the storefront.
Vague OCR derived text hints at a disturbance along the river area causing damage to crops and cattle deaths. The fragment mentions local actions and “beg wept aie” with unclear references to people and officials, suggesting an agricultural disruption or conflict event without concrete details.
The State and County ticket appears elected with Chamberlain likely to win in Douglas County as Republicans celebrate a broad victory. Close races linger in some local contests while party officials claim strong support for candidates including Sheriff Parrott and Treasurer candidates across districts.
Late advices from Portland and other parts of the state indicate Farnish is losing ground though the ticket remains strong. In Douglas County the Republican ticket is considered safe except for Mgr. Rogers, with more Republican strongholds yet to be heard from.
Sylvester Pennoyer died suddenly at his Portland home Friday afternoon. Doctors cited heart disease or apoplexy as the cause. He was 64 and had recently battled health issues but remained active, tending improvements at his Portland ranch and making daily visits to his garden. Funeral plans note a service at St Stephen's Chapel in Portland with private burial.
A large group gathered last Saturday evening at Mr W Conner’s home on Dacksen Street to bid Miss Orpard farewell before she departs for Cottagegrove. The event featured games and music with light refreshments served until late.
Devon May 31. Chorge W. Ridgeway, a veteran Denver & Rio Grande engineer, collapsed and died in the arms of his daughter, Kate Ridgeway, just after reporting for his shift on the patron No. 78 local freight from Ma elle ter Chearver. He had recently returned from a four week ill health break.
Nasal catarrh quick relief offered by Ely's Cream Balin. Trial size by mail nineteen cents. Liquid form also available for atomizer use. Price includes ring tube.
The advertisement mentions Propat Bakery purchase by Harvey toreally and a plan to market cakes priced at three for 1 cent. It also urges interested parties to contact HLM Marti and Attorney Louis Harzee regarding rent, sale, or exchange of real estate and country property.
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