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| Name | News Mention | Date of Pub. | Publication/Location | Transcribed by |
| Arnold, Mrs. Dick | Mrs. Dick Arnold underwent a major operation at the Mast hospital on Monday. | 7 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Myrtle Point Items p.5, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Barklow, (girl) | Along the River. Uncle David Barklow came down the river yesterday to consult with Dr. Angell concerning his daughter, who seems to have lost the use of her reasoning faculties, and who is in very poor health otherwise. | Jul. 8, 1884 | Coquille City Herald July 8, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Berry, Mrs. | Mr. Deutsch [sic] and Mrs. Berry who have been pronounced insane, started for the Asylum at Salem. Mr. Deutsch was ailing when he came here, and kept growing worse. Family trouble by a former marriage is what affected Mrs. Berry. She was taken by the Gardiner route, in charge of Peter Hickey, Deputy sheriff [sic]. Messrs. A. G. Aiken, Ed. [sic] Gallier and R. H. Mast have charge of Mr. Deutsch, and proceeded by the Roseburg route. | Aug. 19, 1884 | Coquille City Herald August 19, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
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| Name | News Mention | Date of Pub. | Publication/Location | Transcribed by |
| Carey, Frank | Frank Carey, employee at Aasen's logging cacmp at Etelka, received an injury to his right foot last Friday. He was “slinging water” and his foot was caught between a log and the skid, badly mashing the member. Brought to this place for treatment. | Oct. 28, 1904 | Myrtle Point Enterprise | Robyn Greenlund |
| Carver, Albert | Albert Carver is sick with typhoid fever. | 1812 | Myrtle Point Enterprise | Robyn Greenlund |
| Clinton, Isom | Isom, 17 year old son of G.W. Clinton,Norway, was hot while duck hunting in his right hand. Amputation is not necessary. | Myrtle Point Enterprise | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Deutch, Mr. | Mr. Deutsch [sic] and Mrs. Berry who have been pronounced insane, started for the Asylum at Salem. Mr. Deutsch was ailing when he came here, and kept growing worse. Family trouble by a former marriage is what affected Mrs. Berry. She was taken by the Gardiner route, in charge of Peter Hickey, Deputy sheriff [sic]. Messrs. A. G. Aiken, Ed. [sic] Gallier and R. H. Mast have charge of Mr. Deutsch, and proceeded by the Roseburg route. | Aug. 19, 1884 | Coquille City Herald August 19, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Doyle, Art | Art Doyle became seriously ill on Sunday evening and was rushed to the Knife hospital in Coquille about 2 o'clocl Monday morning, where he is under observation. | 14 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Frick, [A.C.] | A row occurred on the night of the 4th inst., at Randolph, in which one man received wounds that may terminate fatally. A. C. Frick, the woundnd [sic] man, is a native of Josephine county, 27 years of age; and he resided, before coming here, in Sam’s valley Rogue river. In his deposition he says: Myself and others had been drinking and having come to the wharf with a boat, I wished to take the boat away again, but was prevented by Frank Sheridan. I struck him and he struck me. This is about the substance of what he said; but when it is taken into consideration that he lay out the balance of the night, and slept until awakened by the cold, then going to the hotel and applying for admission, still unconscious of the fact that a portion of his bowels were protruding, it is evident that he was in such a state of intoxication as precluded the possibility of delivering a clear statement of the facts in the case. [sic] A warrant having been sworn out for the arrest of the parties implicated, an investigation was had before Justice of the of the peace, J. A. Simons, yesterday. The evidence as given went to prove that Frank Sheridan was the party who done [sic] the stabbing, consequently he was bound over to the next term of circuit court. The trial of the crime will soon take place, therefore we refrain from publishing the details elicited at the preliminary examination. Sheridan’s attorney reserved his right to make a defense, or offer evidence till circuit court meets, which occurs next Monday. He was taken to jail this morning by Jas. Cartwright, constable. | Sep. 9, 1884 | Coquille City Herald September 9, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Frick, [A.C.] | Frick, the stabbed man is very low and not expected to live past tomorrow noon. | Sep. 9, 1884 | Coquille City Herald September 9, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
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| Gironi, (Child) | In teething, A. Gironi’s little child which he left with friends near Bandon, has come near dying. Last week he had convulsions. | Jul. 1, 1884 | Coquille City Herald July 1, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Gregg, S.S. | S.S. Gregg, who has been running the edger of the Phelan mill for some time, yesterday got his left hand mixed up with the saw. The third finger was completely severed, while the second and little fingers are badly lacerated. | Sep. 16, 1914 | Coos Bay Times | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Hall, Mrs. Mary | Mrs. Mary Hall/Holt, mother of Mrs. T.F. Guerin, fell Saturday afternoon and broke her hip. She is in the Mast Hospital and on account of her advanced age is in a very serious condition. Her sons, John and C.H. Tichenor of Portland; Frank, of Port Orford, and Leslie, of North Bend, were called to be with her. | 7 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Arago items, p.5, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
| Halter, Mrs. Ada | Mrs. Ada Halter, of Arago was admitted for treatment [to Knife Hospital] of an infected jaw. | 7 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
| Halter, Mrs. Ada | Mrs. Adrian Halter, who has been in the Knife Hospital for the past ten days, seems to be recovering slowly from an attack of blood poisioning cause by a tooth extraction. | 14 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
| Halter, Mrs. Adrian | Mrs. Adrian Halter, who is suffering from blood poisoning resulting from an extracted wisdom tooth, was moved to the Knife hospital where she is still in a very serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Keltner was caring for Allen and Ronald. | 7 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Arago items, p.5, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
| Hayes, Adolphus | Jesse Hayes, brother of Adolphus Hayes of Redmond, learned that his brother had slipped and fell on icy pavement last Thurs. morning.. Adolphus sold his ranch at Gaylord 3 years ago and moved to Redmond. Reported in critical condition. | 11 Feb. 1943 | Myrtle Point Herald, Myrtle Point | Robyn Greenlund |
| Hayter, Mrs. W.L. | Mrs. W. L. Hayter of Hall Prairie, who is here for medical treatment, is very low. She has been in poor health for several years. | Sep. 11, 1883 | Coquille City Herald September 11, 1883 | Marilee Miller |
| Hudson, Shad | Shad Hudson, of Eckley, will enter the Soldiers Home at Roseburg. | Nov. 18, 1904 | Myrtle Point Enterprise | Robyn Greenlund |
| Hughes, Elsie | Elsie Highes was injured last Friday [December 27, 1895, age 13 years. She was badly burned and not expected to survive. [Note: futher clippings indicate she survivied.] | Dec. 28,1895 | Myrtle Point Enterprise | Robyn Greenlund |
| Huff, [Annie Eleanor (Carver)] | Mrs. Sam Huff is ill with typhoid fever. | Dec. 23, 1904 | Myrtle Point Enterprise | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Jewett, Mrs. Jason | Mrs. Jason Jewett is quite ill, having been confined to her bed for more than a week. | 7 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Bridge Items p.5, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
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| King, Robert | Robert King is home nursing an injured foot caused from an axe cut on the ankle while he was helping his father cut wood on Monday. | 7 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Arago items, p.5, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
| Kronenberg, Mrs. K. | Uncle John Kronenberg and lady passed down the river Friday en route for Port Orford. Mrs. K’s health is not good. | Jun. 17, 1884 | Coquille City Herald June 17, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
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| Langlois, Thomas | Thomas Langlois who has been stopping at Uncle Gallier's has had jaundice and is quite sick but is better this morning. | Sep. 11, 1883 | Coquille City Herald September 11, 1883 | Marilee Miller |
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| Meyers, Mrs. Ed | Mrs. Ed Meyers is suffering from an infected finger which she had lanced at the Coquille Hospital Monday afternoon. | 7 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Arago items, p.5, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Neideigh, Howard | Howard Neideigh, year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Neigheigh [sic] is seriously ill with a hard cold. His twin brother is free from the malady as yet. The yound man is under the doctor's care. | 14 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
| Nichols, H.E. | H.E. Nichols, Esq., has been dangerously ill during the past week. He is in charge of Dr. Tower at the Central hotel and is now rapidly recovering. | Jul 11, 1877 | Coos Bay News, Marshfield, Oregon | Robyn Greenlund |
| Noah, “Stub” | "Stub" Noah, who has been critically ill in Idaho, is much improved and is expected here shortly on a visit to relatives. He was raised on Coos river and is a brother to Si Noah. Stub left the bay 20 years since, but was here about 7 years ago on a visit. | Jul. 21, 1910 | Marshfield Sun, Marshfield, Oregon | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Quick, J. | Mr. J. Quick, Lampey Creek, who has been sorely afflicted with a lame leg, was able to attend church here Sunday. | Jun. 17, 1884 | Coquille City Herald June 17, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
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| Rackleff, Maxine | Maxine Rackleff, thirteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff, fell from the school yard fence Thursday evening and broke her leg below the knee joint. | 7 Aug. 1936 | Coquille Valley Sentinel, Arago items, p.5, Coquille | Robyn Greenlund |
| Ramsdell, (boy) | Mr. G. H. Ramsdell came over to see his little crippled boy last week. He informs us that the little boy is getting along nicely and will soon be able to walk. | Jul. 29, 1884 | Coquille City Herald July 29, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Roberts, Mrs. [J.H.] | Mrs. Roberts, of Myrtle Point, is reported as being dangerously ill. | Jul. 15, 1884 | Coquille City Herald July 15, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Roberts, Mrs. [J.H.] | The friends of Mrs. J. H. Roberts, of Myrtle Point, will be glad to hear that, by the last news, she is recovering. | Jul. 22, 1884 | Coquille City Herald July 22, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Roberts, Mrs. [J.H.] | We are glad to state that Mrs. J. H. Roberts is improving in health; also Grandma Rowley, who was very low with an attack of asthma. | Jul. 29, 1884 | Coquille City Herald July 29, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Rowley, Grandma | We are glad to state that Mrs. J. H. Roberts is improving in health; also Grandma Rowley, who was very low with an attack of asthma. | Jul. 29, 1884 | Coquille City Herald July 29, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
| Royer, John | John Royer, while working on a house [unable to read] severe bruizes, but is able to be around. | Nov.4. 1904 | Myrtle Point Enterprise | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Smith, infant son | Mr. Nelson Smith and wife are at Coquille City nursing their little son who is dangerously ill. | Dec. 12, 1897 | Myrtle Point Enterprise | Robyn Greenlund |
| Smith. W.D.L.F. | Ten days ago W.D.L.F. Smith slipped, lost his footing, and fell 14 feet to the ground from the roof of his new barn. For several days he thought he was paralyzed. He is improving slowly. | '30 Jul 1873 | Coos Bay News and Coast Mail | Robyn Greenlund |
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| Wagoner, Dan | Dan Wagoner, of the South fork, went over to the bay. He informs us that he will proceed to California for medical assistance. He is suffering from dyspepsia and dropsy. | Aug. 19, 1884 | Coquille City Herald August 19, 1884 | Marilee Miller |
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