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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes a war department investigation involving Gearin and Fulton from a parade between officers. No review of the case will occur according to the fragmentary account.
In Chicago and Zion City on April 11, Zion City reports Zion Gladstone Dowie charging his father with violated marriage vows, implying possible use in divorce. Dowie’s lawyers meet Voliva, who says diplomatic ties end and war is over, while plans indicate Dowie may travel to Zion. Major Morris signals intent to desert Voliva. Dowie orders robe cleaned and returned soon.
E F Chapman and son sold their planing mill and sash and door factory at Willamette and Seventeenth streets to M O Warner T B Luckey and son Lester L Luckey. The Chapmans keep one fourth of the machinery. The plant has not run for a year due to illness. New owners plan to install an electric motor replacing the steam engine and will run the business once ready.
Baker City April 11 J B Lilly was killed and five injured in a collision between a work train and a freight train on the O R and N near Durkee today.
The will of pioneer Andrew J Godard who died March 19 1906 in the McKenzie valley was probated. The estate valued around 2000 includes land bequests of acres to wife Martha A Godard and to daughters Harriet L Deshmond Martha M Allen Mary M Pepiot and Prorence A Pepiot. All personal property money notes and accounts go to his wife.
Coburg April 11 The Coburg audience heard national lecturer Mrs Emma Smith DeVoe discuss woman suffrage on April 6 for over an hour. She argued the case against opposition and urged every man to hear the discussion before the June election. DeVoe praised as a fine representative of womanhood.
Married OG. W. Lewis and Miss Leota Turner of Wendling were joined in matrimony at the Hotel Gross at seven o'clock yesterday evening. Justice of the peace C. W. Wintermeter officiated the ceremony.
Naples reports show Vesuvius erupting with growing violence. Ottajano Surano Sangenn tro, Pompeii, and Poggio Marie buried beneath ash as lava advances. Thousands dead, refugees flood streets, fires, and panic grip the city while scientists warn the worst may come.
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