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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
2
A damaged OCR item from Rosetiam Oregon lists editors and staff roles with garbled names and advertising rates. It mentions a twice weekly paper and subscription pricing but readability is limited to scattered fragments and does not yield a clear event.
Legislators contemplate a governor called special session to address amending fees and laws before the next regular session. Petitions are to be presented urging a convening, though public support appears limited and governing parties show mixed views on necessity and cost.
The Oregonian reports a letter from Geer criticizing the circumstances of electing a democratic governor. He blames dethroned political bosses Simon Cliver Lowell and Whipper-snagiyet for long-standing influence and revenge in the state, warning the issues will not be forgotten this day.
Albany Democrat argues against calling an extra session. The paper supports addressing issues at the regular session and stresses emphasis on fair salaries and justice for the occasion.
Fragmentary note describes Eastern Oregon criticizing Western Oregon and urging self reform. It laments self inflicted harm as region refuses to seize opportunities and warns of blow from within. The text emphasizes regional tension and self criticism.
The note suggests a political contest where a candidate trails Wood but holds a majority among supporters. The source hints this edge will not sway the legislature, signaling a stalled or uncertain outcome in Jefferson Review.
Oregon voters gave two Republican congressmen large majorities, one by 700 votes and the other by a wide plurality, signaling strong GOP gains. The Republican front is expected to carry the Senate race as well with broad support across the state.
The piece discusses political tension around Oregon leadership and a reprimand to President Roosevelt, suggesting a shifting stance by Democrats and potential Republican backlash. It questions if any GOP senators or representatives will back a controversial figure for U S Senate.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise quotes editor Noberts voicing concern over changes in the Presbyterian leadership and a broader worry among editors who lack strong bow toward education and stable guidance.
A fragmented report notes Peceto Mihus presenting a stance in the United Senate debate on annexation of Ciba. The brief item records the proposed policy position and the procedural context within the senate proceedings.
The item reports a governor urging the start of Itbel proceedings against the San Prancisey Call. Details are sparse but indicate official action sought by the governor.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at market activity and social unrest in an unnamed valley. Mentions wages riots and a seaport or river area with various individuals and local figures, but names, dates, and places are not discernible.
A garbled supply of parade tents and diner items appears in a noisy report. Mentions of a Supreme Master, Harwick, and Sapree Lode hint at a ceremonial or fraternal event. Protective lenses and salt portions are noted as items or aspects of a contest or exhibition.
Fragmented readable lines mention Henry Ashen deceased and a legal matter with dates and percentages. Other parts name individuals and places in a disordered array, making specifics uncertain.
A jagged fragmentary missive alleges threats and warnings about a planned action. It references unnamed conspirators, coded phrases, and a plea for safety while implying a tense local or personal conflict. The writer signs with affectionate closing.
An official Washington notification confirms S C Bartram receives a promotion to supervisor of the Southern Division at the Cascade Forest Reserve. Bartram has ten years of government ranger service and strong local knowledge, with general endorsement from officials and community leaders.
A new freight and passenger depot complex is planned for Cottage Grove near the southern Ma he Ceaapeny. The yard will include a mill engine and track extensions with a Portland firm supplying machinery. A hotel and large warehouse building are also proposed as part of the development, with construction details and dates under review.
The sevenity atonal cdvcation of tle Wonna's Christian Temperance Union will be held in the M FB church at Reselapres on January 25 and 27. Delegations are expected. The Homelyrn Pastor will provide free after treatment and will work to make it pleasant for all attendees. A new interest in the state and credits are discussed. Communications should be sent to the state treasurer Mrs Atv Merrit Hikile. An evening gold medal contest will be held and those holding silver medals in the county are invited to participate. Mrs Jentie Scott of Tidille is county waper- Vtenitant. The convention program will be printed later.
The fragment mentions a young Shriner in Oregon with names such as John and Devin and references entertainment by Captain Brown and John Dukehart. It notes a hotel scene and visitors from various temples with the era’s figures like Jolson, indicating a ceremonial or social event among Shriners.
A community celebration under Yorenthe Forenyen auspices will honor Varvell kin with a June gathering in Scotty Valley. The program includes a Declaration of Independence reading, oration, races, and evening events with music and fireworks. Secretary C Boks Kaisa, Fire Dept, issued invitations.
The catalog lists a clear gant dumb mop and a strange entry Whetalke in Ine sleep with ix hanile as part of Koteat’s noted assortment of unusual people items.
The report describes the capture of a suspected child murderer after a days long chase. A boy baby details a grim confession by the suspect with wild variations and a barber shop as a stopping point, while investigators close in.
Report from New Era and Barlow notes the escape convicts Merrill and others active near Needyehornie County with pursuit led by Sheriff Durbin and Superintendent Lee. No progress expected without more sightings. relatives express mixed relief amid continued manhunt efforts.
A reward for Tracey and Merrill remains at 400 with 15 for either when captured. Charles Perrett of Reis Nevada offers 100 for Tracey dead or alive, claiming he killed Ferrell. A $500 reformation reward targets those who furnished rifles and ammunition. The note adds that prize fights are not covered by the law in contests between spouses.
Portiasn Sime12.3 reports W Booth receiver at the Roseburg Land Office was in the city on business. He says office receipts this year have ranged acceptably with other claims while proposing to transfer government holdings to private hands soon. He discusses homestead entries and Coast county settlements as the timber boom continues.
An important meeting of the Wee burg wheel bows was held February evening with the principal and staff present. The principal Saunder and Souttle praised the school’s progress, praised the teachers, and noted the district’s high standards. The Roseburg district annual meeting closed quietly with 755 pupils enrolled, $25,000 cash on hand, and $1017 debt wiped from the new addition, Woolly and Dillard re elected to posts, and the board listing Strong Pint and Wordle.
Advertisements list diverse offerings in Oregon including land tracts near Roseburg and Olalla, a creamery near Port, millinery and fashion items, livestock such as Poland China pigeons, and various sales terms. Mentions by name: Wells Matla, Oresoy J1ép, Polish seller Coonan trommxer, and Melrose Oregon.
A faction asserts allegiance to the Home Industry cause in a local party gathering. They defend a Fancy Ceasers brand as clean and genuine, claiming consistent quality and tradition. Leaders from Pacific and Creamery circles pledge unity and commitment, urging action with no cost to supporters.
A man suffering from bilious, kidney, and skin ailments found hope in Elewtele Bitters and Bucklen's Armie Salve. The remedies allegedly cured his illness, with Bitters promoted for liver, kidney, and blood issues and Salve claimed to heal skin eruptions and sores. Sold by Mursters & Co.
Oregon travelers may ride the Southern Pacific to Newport with round trip tickets available from all points in Oregon. Effective June 15, the reduced rate runs to October 1, with return by that date. Enquiries at local offices for full details.
A sheriff’s sale in Roseburg Oregon on July 5 1902 by Douglas County Sheriff K L Parker follows a circuit court order. The Nooneday Mill site in the Fortin mining district near Cottage Grove is to be sold to satisfy a $128.80 judgment plus interest and costs against Edward Bo Leigh and others. The description covers five acres with easements and appurtenances.
An obscure ad promises scalp relief and dandruff control with a 1.10 dollar sample offer, while a brief line notes Queen Victoria knighting Sir John Tennell for artistic work. The item is dated around November and mentions New York reporting.
A damaged OCR advert promotes S. B Catarch Cure claiming to restore kidney function and relieve weariness. It urges warning signs like low spirits and groin pain, specifying it is for sale by a drug seller in Fresne Cal and distributed by a trade company with a Bright warning.
All members are requested to be present at their meeting on Wednesday evening. The session will include important business and a short social served.
The Alora and Twidbrick Mining Milling and Smelting Company seeks stock sales to fund and develop Bungiss county properties. Prospectus notes 200 feet of tunnel and a 34 foot quartz load valued at 12.00 per ton and an Alsora vein at 5.00 per unit, encouraging investment. Secretary HB M Armitage of Myrtle Creek, Oregon, and C B Jackson of Roseburg handle sales.
The notice states a decree and sale of property to satisfy a debt of 2.00 with 6 percent interest, against Heriman Wises and Mary Wilson, with attached property described as the southeast quarter of a section in Geugine county Oregon. The sale is set for the 12th day of May at a public auction in Hieebirg by Pariott, attorney.
Notice states a claim under the act for the disposal of public lands in California Oregon and Washington Territory. It lists the claimant and witnesses, and invites objections by Sept 4 1907. The register signs as T Brides.
An old advertisement touts Halm a nasal treatment described as aroma friendly and easy to use. It claims pleasant taste through the nostrils, promises cleansing action on the surface, and offers a trial size for 5 or 6 cents with a 50 cent full option.
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