Two Women Injured in Placer Quarrel Marks Glendale Visit
Social and personal notes report two women seriously injured in a fight at Placer. The incident involved Mrs Meloner and Mrs Shirner over a dispute about three children and a rigar-bex of coll rege. The fight left Mrs Shirney not expected to recover. both women have children and regret the event. Other items note visits, marriages, road work, and local entertainment.
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R. A. Jones
Ramsey
Mt Reuben
7.C. Lewis
Monder
B. R. Bowersox
Plaver
Josephine County
Shirely
Jonyp-off-Joe
W. Jordon
Arthur Fitzpatrik
Mire
Amy Dweert
Joseph Dreert
FE. Rebrer
Frenkendale
Wolf Creek
Eli Creek
Omer
W.C_ Levine
Fernwood
Harney County
Oregon
Talerville
Mre
Redfield
Boskydell
National Comely Co
Ora Walverton
Monsy
Placer
Meloner
Shirner
Shi
Bhiree
MB Barts
Portland and regional travel notes and local notices
Hadene Sterk and Mr Janes Slark visited Portland while Mrs Clemente of Paradine Creek travels with her vieter family. F E Grubbe went to Portland and did not return. Prof Mulkey aims Coos Bay location. Mrs Grey Gardiner and Mrs Jewett head to Maine. Haines crew repair highway. church work continues. Miss Myrta Bainds ill. teachers and examinations discussed in Douglas county.
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Hadene Sterk
Janes Slark
Portland
Clemente
Paradine Creek
Huh A Vieter
Hobineon Hotel
Prof. Mulkey
Coos Uo
Mev. C. Mallonn
Mrs. Grey of
Gardiner
Mrs. Jewett
Saturdes
Maine
FE. Haines
Thie Place
Mr. Haines
Tina
Douglas County
Matty Acayee
Indian War Veterans Bill Passes Congress
The Indian War Veterans bill has passed both Houses of Congress and goes to the President for approval. Representative Tongue advocated for years and expresses happiness over its final passage. The measure provides a pension for Oregonians who fought in the Indian wars.
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Wasn Hincrox
Congress
Representative Tongue
The Salem Flight of Convicts Ends In River Rescue
Sherif Durbin’s close call as Bloodhounds nearly nabbed the convicts 50 feet away. Tracey Merrill and Traver faced pursuit while crossing the Columbia near Vancouver in a tense ferry escape. The robbers carried ammunition and wounds but escaped into the brush toward Oregon shore.
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Theorg Tehad
Sumlay
Sumerland
Columbia
Vancouver
Tracey
Merrell
Arte
Awertain
Sunderand
Merrill
Tracer
Washington
Alead
Sunderland
Oregon Shore
Portland
Plante
Travey
Aubart
Desperate Pursuit as Convicts Flee Guards on Salmon Creek Bridge
Vancouver Washington June 17 at 8 0 clock this morning Burt Beissecker and Frank Davis watched for Tracy and Merrill believed hidden near Salmon creek. Four guns spoke and a volley erupted wounding Beissecker slightly. Tracy and Merrill retreated, bloodhounds have been called, and the chase continues with guards intent on capture and fugitives determined to escape.
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Vancouver
Wash
Tracy
Merrill
Burt Beissecker
Frank Davis
Salmon Creek
Biesiecker
Davis
Carson
Another Coast Railroad Planned Through Siskiyous
The Oregon Pacific Railroad Construction Co of Waldo Oregon led by T W Morgan-Draper plans an electric line through the Siskiyou mountains from Ashland to the Chetco River mouth in Curry county. They will buy a land strip 10 miles wide along the river to secure lumber stumpage and boost harbor and lumber industry development with electric operation. San Francisco capitalists back the plan and aim to push it to completion.
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Poryramp
Oregon Pacino & Railroad Construction Company
Waldo
Oregon
T. W. Morgan-Draper
Siskiyou Mountains
Ashland
Chetco River
Curry County
Melvin
Siskiyou Mountain Range
San Francisco
Miners and homeseekers rush Fort Hall reservation opening
PocaTELco Idaho June 17 miners and homeseekers rush the Fort Hall Indian reservation opening. The event draws many settlers seeking land opportunities as proceedings begin.
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Pocatelco
Idaho
Fort Hall
Illinois Democratic Quarrel Before State Convention
Curacao June 17. Mayor Harrison of Chicago and state committee chair Hopkins exchanged abusive remarks just before the democratic state convention met at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Harrison
Chicago
Hopkins
State Committee
Senators End Republican Split on Cuba Reciprocity Bill
The Senate committee on Cuban relations members agreed to accept the Spooner bill providing reciprocity with Cuba and planned a Republican senators conference for tomorrow night to discuss terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On
Spooner
Cuba
Mayor Ames Arrested in Minneapolis Bribe Indictment
Minneapolis authorities report the arrest of Mayor Ames on an indictment by the grand jury for offering a bribe. He allegedly promised County Commissioners Sweet and Nash $5000 each to vote for Tom Brown as sheriff after Phil Megaaden’s removal by the governor. The mayor was arraigned shortly after.
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Minneapolis
Ames
Sweet and
Nash
Tom Brown
Phil Megaaden
Megaaden
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A.C. Marsters
KE. L. Miller
Mattings
B. W. Strong
Roseburg, Ore
Kruse & Newland
Dever
Flint’s
C. W. Parks & CO
HED and Sale Stable
Empire
C. P. Bataxaza
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Riga
Homse
Pattersen
Tad Pallaer
Paget
Oreguas
News OF the County
Corps of Special
Clesdale
W. Kramer
Myrtle Creek
Glendale
Smith
Fermerls
Blake Miller
Jeesie Clements
Roreberg
Wh. Palmer
Upper Arnies
Merc
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Daughter
Elkton News
A. Bently
Mr. Tongue
Salem
Sherif Durbin
Dracer
Are von
Currier’s Grocery
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Roseburg
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W. L. Cobb
Mrs. E
Sirlcmrarm
Jewler and Optician
Roseburg Steam L'Ualry
Studebaker
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Ht Pierce
Eritee
Preston
Peastermacher
Egypt
Lehigh Co
Dr Pierce
Golden Media
Dr. Pierce
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