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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
1
National lawmakers push bills to regulate the Tuskogee Institute amid broader reforms. President All His Very Important Meas, cited as backing measures, signals executive support for oversight and funding changes affecting the institute’s governance and operations.
Washington reports President received a note from Lieutenant Sharrer and bride from Pasadena. The bride’s father allegedly hopes he will remain president for life. The couple heads to Stuttgart for their future home. Hepburn objects to unanimous consent for a national German alliance charter. Hepburn also calls for Agriculture Secretary to report all proceeds from timber sales and grazing privileges under the forest reserve act.
Albany April 4. A third of the bills defining and penalizing perjury by officers and directors who make false reports was passed by the assembly this afternoon. They also passed bills prohibiting rebates and false entries and regulating life insurance company real property acquisitions.
Principal Address Tuskegee April 4 three days celebration opens with President Eliot Seth Lowe and other distinguished figures present. Washington delivers principal address praising the negro as patriot and soldier, noting labor and husbandry as his hope. Taft's train delayed, arriving tonight.
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A Portland oriented editorial discusses shifts in Oregon politics ahead of the June election. It notes resignation of Republican State Chairman Jank C. Baker, rising Democratic ticket strength in Multnomah County, and hopes conservatives back Governor Geer or Withycombe. It lists Democratic nominees for governor, U S senator, and other state offices, with emphasis on clean government and nonpartisan voter reform.
New York April 4 miners met this morning to discuss the next move as the joint conference reconvenes tomorrow.
Chicago April 4 Dowie issues another telegram warning Granger that criminal prosecution would follow any attempt to perform official duties. Wilhite, appointed to run the affair, seeks legal advice on procedures.
Norfolk Virginia April 4 The cannon ball passenger train of the Norfolk and Western Railway wrecked at Juniper station when it ran into an open switch. The wreckage burned. Reports say many were killed and injured though officials deny any fatalities.
Wilson Mizner, husband of Mrs. Yerkes, reports to police that he was robbed of 7500 dollars worth of jewelry yesterday. His trunk was rifled while he was out walking at the Hotel Seymour in New York.
New York reports Lifesavers found a balloon at Long Island beach. Paul Nocquet the sculptor had ascended yesterday. damaged tracks suggest he survived the ordeal.
Valetta Malta April 4 The dry dock Dewey and convoys reported all well today. They expect to arrive at Port Said on the 15th.
Washington April 3 Senator Fulton introduced a bill authorizing a public building in Eugene at a cost of 100000 dollars.
Real estate item notes city property with a 13 year lease. It reports an investment yield near ten percent interest. For complete particulars, address as Snap care guard office.
Oakland April 4 The carmens union unanimously adopted the agreement reached yesterday with the traction company avoiding the strike. It gives recognition to the union and a hearing for discharged employees with minor concessions. No wage increase. wage scale remains until January 107.
Indianapolis April 4 operators continue to sign the scale in a number of districts. Some refuse to sign and are preparing to operate with non union help.
Madrid April 4 General Ramon Blanco former governor general of Cuba who succeeded Weyler in 1897 died in Madrid today.
In Lens France on April 4 a survivor named Herthou was pulled from the Courrieres mine barely alive. He said his party died one by one after eating the corpses of two apprentice boys found in the mine. Paris reports the minister of public works saying three men were rescued alive and knocking heard in other mine sections.
Sheriff Tom Word filed his Democratic nomination petition in Portland on April 4, listing over a thousand names. The article notes we carry Rambler and Ideal bicycles with all sizes and prices in stock at Chambers' Hardware.
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