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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1902
Page
4
A note on Civil War veterans and Decoration Day emphasizes reverence for the living and the dead. It laments dwindling veteran numbers, laments fading memory, and urges ongoing care for elderly survivors while imagining future generations preserving flowers and memory on the holiday.
The Daily Review defends its editor and Republican leaders against G W Riddle's vicious assaults in the Review. It acknowledges the reply as vigorous and unforgiving, insisting stronger language and rebuke were warranted to condemn the perceived injustice and preserve party integrity.
The Plaindealer was held for twelve hours to provide early unofficial election rumors. Readers gain a basis for assessments ahead of the final results.
The text notes clear backing for Farnish and Crawford by Azalea, with an emphatic exclamation on Great G. W. Hosepbats signaling enthusiasm.
The dispatches describe Britain's wartime relief and a promise of prosperity after the conflict, with King Kal wand and Prime Minister Balfour signaling a shift toward reconstruction. Military and political moves are outlined as the empire braces for peacetime stability.
An Oregon report notes that Sunday marks the adoption of a three cent per mile fare on all S P Lines. The new rate replaces the former four cent per mile fare, with an eight cent minimum for local trips, and affects travel from Portland westward. Public reaction is mixed as passengers adjust to the lower rates and reduced fares on various routes.
Ackerman delivers the class address as Hanlin receives his diploma. Public attendance is invited to honor the graduates and witness the ceremony. The record notes total attendance and average daily turnout for the prior year.
A roadway collision in Sew Yous left one person dead and twelve others injured. Authorities reported the driver failed to control the vehicle amid dense traffic causing a severe pileup on the highway. Further details were not immediately available.
In Desidiss Texas on May 8 the Tel river rose rapidly flooding farms. The river is described as rising swiftly and residents report damaged crops and displaced livestock. Local officials warn of continuing high waters.
The state and county ticket are elected with Republicans securing a sweeping victory. Douglas County votes solidly Republican as results show strong support for GOP candidates including county judge and commissioners.final tallies place GOP wins in joint races with prevailing majorities across the city and area.
Late advices from Portland and other parts of the state indicate Farnish is losing ground while the balance of the ticket gains. Our townsman Mr. Crawford is assured of a handsome naturity. Douglas County appears safe for Republicans except for Mr. Rogers as yet all strongholds remain to be heard from.
Sylvester Pennoyver died suddenly Friday afternoon at his Portland residence. He was found by his wife and daughter after a fall from the second story. doctors cited heart disease or apoplexy. The funeral was held at St. Stephen's Chapel with prominent pallbearers present.
Unreadable OCR text notes Hartes rathneath tas purchases the Deeper Bakers formery ownel by Gert Pith Clowart. Bread price cut to three hieve for 10 cents. nut pastry specialty. Property rental or sale inquiries to HLM. Martin Attorney Louis Bournee, opposite McClallen Howe, Rese berg Oregon.
Miss Orpard leaves for Cottage Chave home after years at school. Friends gathered on Jackson street for music and light refreshments as they bid her farewell. Guests included Vivian Jewett, Hazel Jewett, Edith Curwell, Anne Whorter, and many neighbors. Albert Teal was shot by his brother in Northern Josephine county. he was carried from the mountains and is reported to be recovering.
Conductor George W. Ridgeway, longtime Denver & Rio Grande staffer and father of stage performer Kate Ridgeway, collapsed and died just after delivering a train and reporting to dispatchers. He had recently faced health issues and was due to return to service on No. 78 before his sudden collapse.
Nasal catarrh is treated by Ely's Cream Malm noted as pleasantly aromatic and cleansing. Trial size costs 10 cents by mail, with a new liquid form announced for nasal atomizers to aid calarrhal relief.
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