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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1909

Page

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Taft offers Fulton soil China minister post

Washington reports Taft tendered Senator Fulton the post of minister to China to succeed W W Rockhill. Fulton requested ten days to decide. Castro, returning from a steamer, raged over British and state department moves as ports in the West Indies barred his access except Fort de France. France may expel Castro from Martinique to aid Venezuela crisis. Wheat prices surged at Chicago futures with May hitting 1.25 for the first time in over two decades. Local grain markets in Portland and Tacoma showed varied blue stem and club prices.

Washington Taft Fulton China W. W. Rockhill Fort de France Martinique Castro State Department Guadalupe West Indies Chicago Wheat Board of Trade

Four Killed in Riot Over Taxes in Monte Leon

Four people died and many were wounded in Monte Leon Calabria as authorities tried to collect new taxes. Residents stormed city hall, carabinieri opened fire, and a riot ensued amid tax protests.

Monte Leon Calabria

Tornado Toll Across States Reported In Storm Belt

Memphis report notes ten killed as a broad tornado tore through northern Mississippi causing crop damage. In Toledo a separate twister damaged a plant roof, injuring several and leaving 300 workers unemployed. Wabash Indiana also suffered thousands in damages and injuries. Continued on page six.

Memphis Mississippi

Umqua county proposed amid Nesmith split in Oregon

In Salem Oregon on April 7 opponents of Nesmith county plan petition to form Umqua county overlapping part of Lane and Douglas counties. Douglas rep E R Applegate says plan aims to confuse voters and derail initiative. London water salts to be sold nationwide including San Francisco Seattle Tacoma Boise Portland with testing supporting health benefits. Levi Geer reports London salts plant expansion and tourism boost planned for summer.

Salem Nesmith County Lane Douglas Umqua County E. R. Applegate Douglas County Crawford Lane and London Chicago San Francisco Seattle Tacoma Boise Portland Pacific Coast Levi Geer Geer United States

Bloody range war claim another sheep group in deadly raid

In Big Horn county, April 2, 15 masked horsemen attacked Allemand Emge camp at Spring Creek 50 miles southeast of Basin. They killed Joe Allemand, Joe Emge and Jose Lazier, set a wagon on fire, and about 30 sheep died. Wires cut slowed news as P. W. Metz Sheriff Alston and deputy traveled through deep snow to investigate.

Cheyenne Wic Big Horn County Allemand & Emge Joe Allemand Joe Emge Jose Lazier Allemand Emge Spring Creek Basin Lazier Arifle Bulbes P. W. Metz Alston Cusick

Argue Case Against Big Trust Opens Defense

John G. Milburn of New York for Standard Oil as chief counsel began presenting the defense in the Sherman Act suit to dissolve the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. He argued the corporation aided American industry and commerce and cited early, vague performs as historical context while federal attorney Kellogg and assistant Morrison led the government’s rebuttal, detailing alleged unfair competition.

St. Louis John G. Milburn New York Standard Oil F. B. Kelloge C. B. Morrison Kelloge

Count Zeppelin’s Airship Completes Successful Flight

Friederichafen reports Count Zeppelin’s airship completed a successful flight, ending at Wangen before returning. The mission showcased the untethered craft’s performance and reliability amid early airship tests.

Count Zeppelin Friederichafen Wangen

New Mecca for Divorce Seekers in Reno Nev

Reno, April 7 New Mecca for divorce seekers draws society men and women fleeing unhappy marriages. Prominent Eastern figures join locals in a Reno colony as Nevada law lures with easy procedures. Mrs Maturin L Delafield Jr of New York filed for absolute divorce after six months residence.

Reno New New York Chicago Philadelphia Sioux Falls Nevada Maturin L. Delafield, Jr Lettice Lee Sands Smart Set

Preferred lash to jail but cried for mercy

In Wattsburg Magistrate Watts offered a young man Anderson a choice between jail and the whipping post for attempting to entice a young girl. He chose the lash, was stripped in the courthouse yard, and endured multiple strokes amid cries for mercy before leaving the city.

Vancouver Wash Wattsburg Anderson Watts Merc Aneaet

Mme Modjeska In Deep Stupor Amid Political Shakeup

Los Angeles April 7 Mme Modjeska the actress is in a deep stupor barely alive. Dr J R Wetherbee says he will not allow his name before the Republican convention for endorsement for mayor tomorrow. He also will not be a candidate in the primaries.

Mme. Modjeska Los Angeles Mme., Modjeska J. R. Wetherbee Dr. Wetherbes

Indian Woman's Self Sacrifice for Children

Port Arthur Ontario April 7 William McKirdy confirms a tale of an Indian woman living north of Port Arthur who cut a strip of flesh from her body to bait a hook and catch fish after the last scrap of food was eaten and no game was available, sustaining life until help arrived.

Port Arthur Ont Wm. McKirdy Here

Legend Proves To Be Untrue In Dublin Bay Tale

London reports the death of the Earl of Howth ends the St Lawrence line’s seven century peerage claim. The ornate “Tree of Destiny” rumored to fall at death remains standing despite the patriarch’s belief and iron bands sealing the trunk.

London Earl of Howth Dublin Bay Ireland St. Lawrences Earl

Henry Fisher Dies in Portland

Henry W. Fisher, a Lane county native, died last night in Portland of sciatic and muscular rheumatism. His body will be transported to Eugene for burial at Ok Hin cemetery. He was thirty years old, survived by his mother and a daughter Gladys, and had lived in Portland for ten years. The Odd Fellows plan to meet in their new hall next Tuesday as scaffolding is removed and finishing work continues on the building.

Richmond James Smith Virginia Smith James Flynn Flynn Henry W. Fisher Lane County Portland Eugene Ok Hin Henry Fisher Wiliam Fisher Gladys This Ec Odd Fellows

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