Roosevelt Delivers Dedicatory Address at St Louis Fair
St Louis May 1 International Day opened with 60 000 in the Liberal Arts Building for President Roosevelt's dedication of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. An 11 000 strong parade down Lindell Boulevard preceded the ceremony as officials from world nations attended. Weather dampened spirits with cold and light snow, but the audience applauded widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Arts
St. Louis Dispatch
Lindell Boulevard
United States
St. Louis
Louisiana Purchase
Spain
France
Senor Ojeda
M .J. Jusserand
D. R. Francis
State of siege proclaimed at Salonica and wider military precautions
May 1 report states a siege is declared at Salonica and troops are ordered across the empire as fears rise of attacks similar to those in Salonica spreading to Constantinople and beyond. Officials see Macedonian committee actions as provoking foreign intervention and anticipate potential massacres among Macedonians and Bulgarians by Mussulians amid dangerous excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantisorie
Salonica
Empire
Constantinople
Albany Baseball Team Prepares For Openers In May
Albany Herald reports the Albany boys in blue with new uniforms and pitching drills. Ground issues cancel May 2 Salem games while opening dates are set for May 6 and 10 in the city. Team lineup includes Snyder Weatherford Darcy Lee Whitney Danforth and others infielders and outfielders with Bilyeu Rupert Rowell. A home-spun treasury funds the squad as fans await the first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Salem
Albany Boys
James Coon
Taylor
Jack Snyder
Fred Weatherford
Dogger
McFarland
Darcy
Whitney
Danforth
Carter Lee
Bilyeu
Rupert
Rowell
Diamond
Albany Herald
Osteopathy offers rheumatism and female disorder cures
The residence of Dr Ehme invites calls at the house for terms from 3 to 6 pm. Osteopathy cures rheumatism as well as female disorders with free consultation at Dr H L Studley’s office room 11 Taylor and Wilson Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Ehme
H. L. Studley
Taylor & Wilson
Bik
Bronze Turkeys Care and Mating for Strong Breeders
The article argues Bronze turkeys are hardy large fowl favored by fanciers and markets. It details selection for breeding for exhibition or market, emphasizing strong, well-formed birds, avoidance of immatures, and careful mating to produce vigorous poults. It also advises feeding sparingly to keep birds lean and ensuring lice control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Marie Ware Responds to Oregonian Telegrams
Eugene Guard reports Marie Ware will sue accusers for damages if their statements about her disappearance are not refuted. Ware, in San Francisco May 1, says she will return to Eugene by May 8 and confront H G McKinley and others named in Oregonian and Telegram notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ware
The
Oregonian
H. G. McKinley
San Francisco
Miss Ware
Eugene
Marie L. Ware
Mice Ware
Eugene Guard
Board meeting of 2nd Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society
The Board of Directors will meet at F. G. Micelli's office in Roseburg on Monday May 4 1903 at 1 o'clock p m to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business. F A McCain Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd
Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society
F. G. Micelli
Roseburg
Painting and Paper Hanging by John Miller in Roseburg
John Miller of Hagerstown Maryland now in Roseburg offers painting paper hanging graining and decorative work at high standards of Atlantic Coast craft. Also notice Hildebrand's offers stylish or heavy serviceable shoes from 1.50 to 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Hagerstown
Washington County
Maryland
Roseburg
Atlantic
Mosier Street
Hildebrand’s
Plague mortality in India soars and multiple disasters reported
News notes India faces over 30 000 plague deaths weekly while a string of calamities unfolds. Stuart Robson dies and is buried in Massachusetts. A powder works explosion in Pennsylvania kills eight with three injured. A Chicago metro crash injures six. Fires destroy mills and warehouses causing $250 000 loss. Balkan firefights and a bank express heist are also reported. A lynching in Santa Fe follows attempted assault on a child. Geographical Society to send Arctic expedition staff with Mr Peters named site representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Powder Works
Pinny Creek
Holidaysburg
Calumet
Chicago
Lake Shore
Western Lumber Company
Western Lumber Co
J. A. Martin and Co
Union Stock Yanls
Nico Fire Press
Balkans
Oxnaland
Nourokop
John Peterson
United States Express Office
Britt
Laws
Express Company
Peterson
Wm. Zeigler
National Geographical Society
Zeigler
Society
William J. Peters
United States Geographical Survey
Peters
United States Cleological Survey
Arctic
Alaska
Drain Nonpareil News Roundup of Local Here and There
Mrs A D Barker ill but expected to regain health Ed Wise from Florida visited Drain relatives Walter Williams former Normal boy from Wilbur greeted friends Capt E D Boswell and wife returned from California Miss Smith Normal faculty ill Mrs Anna Strom joins Myrtle Creek Mail Wm Moore improves at South Drain Miss Pearl Lantz clerking for grandfather J W Kerewson Dr W T Brown left for Condon to practice medicine Clarence Clements and wife from Salem visited family Dell Koysendall greeted old friends in Drain T N Grobbe returned to Wilbur Krewson Moore change in firm relations Moore to focus on real estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
Wilbur
E.D. Boswell
Boswell Springs
California
Miss Smith
Wm. Moore
South Drain
Pearl Lantz
J. W. Kerewson
T. N. Grobbe
J. R. Sawyers
Krewson & Moore
Krewson
Moore
Medford Creamery to Open May First Under Gaddis
Medford's newest enterprise by C. E. Gaddis and M. L. Parsons nears completion in the Creamery on A street. The plant costs about 9000 dollars and aims to churn daily capacity up to 1500 pounds, with separators distributed to farmers to secure steady patronage. Gaddis brings Rogue River valley dairy experience from Roseburg, where he owns a creamery, and Parsons is an experienced butter maker expected to produce high quality products.
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Medford
Tts
C. E. Gaddis
M. L Parsons
Gaddis
Oregon
Roseburg
Jackson County
Rogue River Valley
Parsons
Sheriff announces tax collection start for 1903 in Douglas County
The tax rolls for 1902 are in hand and on Monday March 1 1903 at 8 oclock a m I will commence to receive taxes. EL Parson Sheriff and tax collector for Douglas unity Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Parson
Douglas Unity
Oregon
Local notes and movements in Douglas County area
C W Vail plans a Drain visitor on Monday. Miss Vinnie Young returns from Walla Walla. Thomas William of Kellogg in city Wednesday. B F Pilkington works on county bridges near Canyonville. W B Hammitte visits Roseburg Wednesday evening. George Johnson buys a fine team from Grant Taylor. Miss Emma Irmont returns to Colusa California. Miss Lillian Maker teaches near Davenport Washington. Rev A B Mott of Brockway visits Oakland midweek. Will Beckley travels through Washington and British Columbia. Miss Cecil Shambrook of Umpqua Ferry heads to Portland for several days. Mrs Dr E Q Parker and daughter go to Pilot Rock where the doctor sees a bright future. Mr and Mrs N E Allen and son arrive from Local Wisconsin to locate in the county. guests of G W Prior. S K Entriken and family from Alberta may locate in Douglas County. Entriken is sister of Mrs H A Collins. The child of Mr and Mrs Alfoedmann recovers from a burn on the hands and is expected to regain use of both hands. Ben Shambrook returns to Portland after a two week visit at the old home in Umpqua Ferry. Ben is among Douglas county’s notable natives. EK E Emmitt, 8 D Evens and W T Emery of Coles Valley visit Oakland early week. Miss Alfretta Smith of Umpqua Ferry visits sister Mrs A F Brown. Captain Zopher Agee drills local Woodmen team for the log rolling at Eugene on May 15. L W Harris of the Rochester mill suffers a badly inflamed eye from a limb strike and hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas William
Kellogg
B. F. Pilkington
Canyonville
W. B. Hammitte
Roseburg
George Johnson
Grant Taylor
Emma Rlmont
Colusa
California
N. E. Allen and
Wisconsin
Allen
G. W. Prior
S.K. Entriken
Alberta
British Columbia
Douglas County
Local residents and visitors cited in Roseburg area notes
Clarence Leonard and Jas Leatherman returned from Saginaw after seeking work. Findley of Wisconsin visits with the Harbits. Mrs Drake and her two children of Washington visit her parents the Conners. Stephen Short works as a carpenter in Roseburg. Mr and Mrs Lull spent a day in Roseburg. Mr and Mrs Howes of Yoncalla visit Rev Harbit. Miss Alice Fischer re enters school after a brief absence.
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Benson
A.C. Marsters
Douglas County Bank
Ooccot H.C. Galey
Cashier
Incorporated
Ior
Board OF Directors
F.W. Benson
R.A. Booth
JH. Booth
J.T Bridges
J.F Kelly
A.C. Marsters RE. Miller
ST. Louis Fair
President Roosevelt
Norman S . and
ICE Cream
Portsand Journal Agency
Hendrick's Block
Depot
S. J. Norman & Co
B. W. Strong
Ore
Whittemore Bros. & Co
Boston
World
Flint’s
Empire Liver, Feed and Sale Stables
P. Bauwarp
Italy
State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank 3. Cueney
F. J. Curexer & Co
Hall
Faasx J. Cueyer
A. W. Gurason
Noragr Puauc
F. J. Cuzner & Co
All
Directors
F. A. McCain
India
Stuart Robson
Cohared
Massachusetts
Lawrence Barrett
Earl Rawson
Oregon Agricultural College
Raweon
Hardling
Santa Fe
Davie
Drain Nonpareil News
A. D. Barker
Ed Wise
Flacor
Anna Strom
Mail
Myrtle Creek
J.T. Bridges
Mary Holyfield
W. T. Brown
Umderstand
Condon
Brown
Clarence Clements
F. A. Clements
Sylvia
Dell Koysendall
Drain
Washington, D. C
Portland
F. Ball
Deer Creek William
Oakland
C. W. Vail Wnts
Vinnie Young
Walla Walla
Lillian Maker
Davenport
Washington
A. B. Mott
Brockway
Will Beckley
Cecil Shambrook
Umpqua Ferry
Portlams
E. Q. Parker
Pilot Rock
EK. E. Emmitt
D. Evens
W. T. Emery
Coles Valley
Alfretta Smith
Umpqra Ferry
A. F. Brown
Zopher Agee
L. W. Harris
Rochester Mill
Wilbur News
Clarence Leonard
Jas. Leatherman
Saginaw
Mr. Findley
Messrs. Harbit
Roseburg Poultry Yards
Plymouth
Jobn E- Johnson
Reosburg
Y. R. Buckingham
Chase
Sanborn’s
J. M. Weatherby
T. A. Bary
D. L. Marts
Roseburg Real Estate Co
A. C. MARSTERS @ CO
TWE Sherwin-Williams
Churchill
Woolley
S.W. Paint
Agency
Harry E. Miller
Oak St
Churchill & Woolley’s
E. A. Kruse
Roseburg Ore
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