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• 1899: Eddy was preceded by J. W. Maxwell via Oregon.gov
• 1905: Eddy was succeeded by W. T. West via Oregon.gov
• George M. Brown bio detailing his partnership with Eddy starting in 1910 via Oregon.gov
• 1915: Eddy was preceded by Kathryn Clarke via Oregon.gov
• 1933: Eddy was succeeded by Walter S. Fisher via Oregon.gov
• 1934: Eddy sued to have his name on the ballot in the general election via Justia
• 1937: Eddy was the legal rep for Bonanza Mine Company in Roseburg via OregonGenealogy.org

While this article has a lot of good information, the text ends in 1903. There is no information on Eddy's time as a state senator, so I scored this as a START.-- Orygun ( talk) 05:28, 26 April 2024 (UTC) reply