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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1908

Page

5

Eight year old Hattie Summers killed by street car

Eight year old Hattie Summers was fatally struck by a cemetery street car at East Thirteenth and Alder Streets in Eugene at 2 25 pm. Motorman H F Flodden and Conductor H E Owen were aboard. The accident followed the girl walking backward onto the track as the car turned a sharp corner. The inquest was scheduled with Coroner Gordon and Dr J W Harris to hear witnesses including the motorman, conductor, and Patterson School staff.

Eugene Hattie Summers East Thirteenth and Alder Streets H. F. Floddon H. E. Owen Warren Summers Acci Dent Patterson School Flodden Almont Flodon Patterson Alder- Mian Alder Street Gordon J. W. Harris G. N. McLean J. W. Buey D. M. Parkeraon R. Williams C. Smith Anna Buex Karl F. Strong Owen

Coroner's verdict on Hattie Sumner streetcar death in Eugene

A coroner's jury in Eugene Oregon found that seven year old Hattie Sumner was killed April 16 1908 by a street car at Thirteenth and Alder. The verdict blames lack of car fenders and notes the motorman could have prevented the accident with proper caution. The community held a funeral at Day and Deremon’s with wreaths from the crew and mourners surrounding the bereaved family.

Hattie Smner Hattie Sumner Clesed Lane County Oregon Sumner Thirteenth and Alder Streets Eugene Deraon Pladdon Henry Owen Wetarman

Titus Family Relocated to Spores Siding on Mohawk

FP. W. Titus and family are down to Spores Siding along the Mohawk, with local observers noting their move amid nearby land changes. The brief item records a residence shift affecting the Titus household and immediate vicinity.

W. Titus Mohawk

House Drops Submarine Boat Provision from Naval Bill

Washington April 16 The house struck out eight submarine torpedo boats from the naval bill. The cut was best knocked out and the submarine provision was later restored without authority for the secretary of the navy to select only the Holland type.

Washington House Secretary of the Navy

Roosevelt’s legislative agenda faces defeat in Congress

Washington reports indicate leaders informed the president several key measures will not pass this session. Proposals likely to fail include federal court injunction limits in labor disputes, a federal license system for interstate corporations, rail rate stability, anti strike blacklisting, stock and bond control by the ICC, and postal savings banks, with hints of battlefield and currency reforms to come.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Interstate Commerce Commission District of Columbia Ways and Means Committee House Finance Committee Senate

Great Falls Escapes Damage From Plan

Helena April 16 special dispatch reports flood waters from Hauser Lake passing Great Falls with little damage. Channel deepened by dynamiting carries off excess water. Boston & Montana Company manager says the smelter will be undamaged. Craig town seriously damaged. nearly all buildings destroyed, refuge sought in hills. Dam repair begun with six months work and about 200000 dollars cost.

Helena Hauser Lake Great Falls Goodall Boston & Montana Company Craig

London Springs Notes On Spring and Local Happenings

Special correspondence from London Springs on April 16 reports spring’s arrival with busy farmers, new hotel and bathhouse upgrades by the London Springs Association, and strong bottling works. The Black Butte mine thrives as the Quicksilver project aims to run. Local discussions include woman suffrage and upcoming elections amid uncertain times.

London Grandma Grandpa Carmichael W. C. Shortridge Latham London Springs Association Lane County Black Butte Coast Fork

Duster National Bank Letter From Social Circles

A June Reo letter to social circles asks the bank to stop payment on a note she wrote today due to an accidental error. The message is signed by Mrs. and refers to the book she drew up.

Duster National Bank Reo Mra

Hatchery Adds Greatly to Lane County Wealth

Special Correspondence from Mapleton notes the Sluslaw salmon hatchery contributes vast value with minimal public burden. Funds come from canning and fishing licenses on the Siuslaw river, as about two million fish are released to tributaries. even with half lost to trout, a million return for canning could yield around 165 000 cases and about 468 000 dollars added wealth for Lane County. Also reported is the burial of Grandma Mead in Hermann cemetery. she would have turned 90 if she lived longer, leaving two sons and many grandchildren.

Mapleton Lane County Sluslaw Lana County Grandma Mead Hermann Hermann Cemetery Walton William

Died at Hugene Hospital 17 year old Ellisee Vaughn

Obituary notices recount Ellisee Vaughn of Wal terville died at Hugene Hospital from cerebral meningitis after several days illness. Funeral plans noted for Virginia B Goode Proteman and Sarah M Cromwell Adama with details of birth, marriage, church membership and survivors.

Hugene Hospital Ellisee Robert Vaughn Walterville

French repulse Berber raid near Tamlet Hill

French forces at Talzaza hill near Tamlet were surprised at dawn by Berber and Arab raiders. The French rallied, repelled the attack, but suffered 28 dead and 100 wounded. Berbers left 125 dead on the field.

Colomb Bechar Algeria Talzaza Tamlet

House Votes For Two Battleships Debates Endorse Naval Plan

Washington April 1 By a vote of 199 to 55 the house approved the president's program for four battleships and backed the naval affairs committee's call for two years of service for that class. The decision came after a four hour debate and was met with applause.

Washington House of Representatives Committee On Naval Affairs

Dancer of Plow Has Now Passed

Helena April 17 a danger of flood from the bursting of the Mwhuser Lake dam is regarded as having passed The Great Northern suffered the greatest loss with 22 miles of track washed out and repairs expected to take ten days

Helena Mwhuser Lake Great Northern Rati Dt

Fruit Dryer Planned at Cottage Grove by Lane County

YID FRUIT EVAPORATOR AT COTTAGE GROVE. M Densmore of Western Oregon Co plans to organize a company in Cottage Grove to erect a fruit dryer. The Merchants Protective Association backing, a $5000 capital base proposed with $3000 sought, and a meeting scheduled for Tuesday to discuss development of the local fruit industry. Densmore will contribute $1000 in stock. The initial dryer will be modest but aims to boost regional canning and drying operations.

Cottage Grove Lane County Western Oregon M. Densmore Eugene Densmore Merchants’ Protective Association

Mauretania Sets Atlantic Crossing Record

New York April 17 Cunard liner Mauretania arrives after a record Atlantic crossing of four days 23 hours 59 minutes on the long route beating Lusitania by one minute with the voyage completed today.

New York Cunard Atlantic

Death by own action of popular preacher shocks Woodbury

In Woodbury New Jersey on April 17 Rev George W Tomson pastor of the Presbyterian church known for a fashionable flock was found dead in a hotel with a bullet wound to the head. Authorities say suicide by self destruction during a scandal involving engagements to Mrs Fannie Kentworthy and Mrs Uonworthy. The coroner’s jury ruled death by own action due to aberration of the brain.

Woodbury N. J Geo. W. Tomson Woodbury Presbyterian Church Fannie Kentworthy Tomson Pacific Coast Tomeon Uonworthy

Woman Located in Connection With Tragic Woodberry Death

Philadelphia April 17 a woman named in the suicide of Tomson of Woodberry was found here this afternoon. She is employed as a store clerk, granted permission to go home, but refused to speak about the tragedy.

Philadelphia Hev Tomson Woodbarry

Hammlet Bros Plan Twin Houses on Hivard Street

Hammlet Bros will begin erection of two Alice residences on Hivard Street between East Xinih and the mill race. One will be a bungalow and Deane Ave will contain eight rooms at a cost of $2,000 each.

Hammlet Bros Alice Hivard Street East Xinih Mill Race Deane Ave

Drawing of Lots in Fair Park Addition

Last night at the Club the drawing of 120 lots in the Fair Park addition by Lane County Agricultural Society stockholders took place. White chips labelled with stock holder names and set numbers determined lot ownership, drawn in pairs by local youths under supervision of J. M. Williams and others.

Fair Park Lane County Agricultural Society J. M. Williams John H. Hartog Dr. Studley C. O. Peterson Woodruff Henry F. Hollenbeck Tingley Eugene School Board J. M. Shelley F. M. Wilkins J. H. West E. F E. Quimby First National Bank W. J. Bushnell Hampton Bros F. J. Berger J. W. Kays Inwall Cosgrove Charles Williams R. S. Bryson Yates W. T. Gordon Will Hodes J. M. Martin J. H. Hartog F. G. Alley Severson H. M. Chilson W. M. Renshaw W. Cochran Maltman Huddleston W.J. Bushnell A. BE. Wheeler David Link C. O. Hudson W. Polders O. J. Hull D. Hill G. W. Griffin John Hunzicker

Rockefeller Jr Elected Vice President Of Bible Class

New York April 17 The annual meeting of the Bible class of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church announced John D Rockefeller Jr was elected vice president unanimously amid some opposition for another candidate. The election chair announced Rockefeller won.

New York Fifth Avenue Baptist Church John D. Rockefeller, Jr M. E. Church Rockefeller

Elephants Go Wild in Riverside Stampede

Riverside Calif April 17 A fire at Standard Oil tanks injured all but driver L G Worsley of the oil wagon who may die The Worsley driver was hurled ablaze from his rig as elephants rampaged tearing fences and outbuildings near Selis Floto circus causing tents to be lowered and audience dismissed Ella Gibbs church deaconess was trampled to death by a maddened elephant during the chaos

Riverside L. G. Worsley Worsley Cal L. K. Worsley Ella Gibbs Wolseley Selis-Floto Circus Concro Srem

Adams Returns From Fort Worth to Visit Davis Family

Lester Adams arrived there last night from Fort Worth Texas and revisited the family of A J Davis on Bust Fourteenth street.

Lester Adams Fort Worth Texas A. J. Davis Fourteenth Street

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Attle Hattie Summers BR. Williams D. M. Parkerson John Ingilam W. Buoy B. C. Smith Gro W. McLean London Springs C.J. Hood Co Lowell, Mee Sarah M. Cromwell-Adama Adamdé Sarah M. Cromwell Murray County Georgia O. P. Adama Christian Church Virginia B J. B. Proteman Virginia B. Goode-Proteman Richmond Pruntytown W. Va Weat Prench A. Es Ocean Liner M. M. Davis Jack Rodman F. A. Rankin Mrs. Holt F. E. Dunn F. E. Chambers Williams & Bean L. Long F. A. Tripp D. E. Yoran L. H. Potter Mrs. Christensen J. Link Austin Hampton Kitchen & Kempp W. L. Kincaid E. M. Warren John F. Kelly John D Castoria Sen What Is Castoria Cataue c The Eugene Business College M. Ransom Blue Bell Hull Ret Cross Drugstore Chichester Fear Buewe
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