Sighted Young L Vere in Market Street Area
A fragment note reports a young person named Vere sighted in the Market Street area around noon. Local police request any witnesses to provide details and description to help locate the individual.
01 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
1
A fragment note reports a young person named Vere sighted in the Market Street area around noon. Local police request any witnesses to provide details and description to help locate the individual.
A morning blaze in San Francisco damaged multiple facilities including Union Iron Works State and Minete Iron Works and Keli fron Works Jardine Machine and Uetts Spring company. The total damage estimated at 125000. Fire officials note spread injuries and investigations ongoing.
Advices from Sebastopol say the Black Sea squadron is prepared to bombard the city, though authorities believe a surrender may be imminent.
A cold wave in Montana slows traffic with an engine and three freight cars buried under deep drift. A heavy end evenfall hampers movement while the thermometer drops to 12 below zero in Hutte on November 2.
Nine men drowned when the steamer M taafa went ashore near Superior Wisconsin. The wreckage left the Ma taafa wrecked with crew losses while the steamer Edinburgh on the work at Solita Point was also involved in the incident.
Washington November 20 Secretary Root received Germanys renunciation of the present tariff agreement when it expires This marks the start of a commercial strife unless reciprocity measures are adopted The note signals renewed friction in trade relations between the two nations.
J H Sale of Haein was reported missing Friday while trekking to the mountains during a snow storm. He was found yesterday in a cabin with badly frozen feet and is reported in need of medical care.
San Francisco resident Frank French, linked to a legislative boodling scandal involving Senatore Emmons and Yankers, is jailed and to be taken to Sacramento for trial. Bondsmen fear a flight risk, prompting precautionary detention as authorities move to secure the case.
William Langgood, a long time freight hauler from Ontario to Burne, was kicked to death while leading a team to water near Drewrey. He moved to this county from Lalirande two years ago.
New York November 29 The Mutual Life board accepted the resignation of president Richard A McCurdy. Frederick Cromwell elected temporary president. McCall of New York Life testified about legal expenses advanced to J P Morgan and a missing accounting. Senator Armstrong urged policyholders not to let policies lapse despite disclosures as conditions improve.
Constantinople reports the sultan warned that granting the powers control over Macedonia finances would alienate Macedonian Turks and empower Turkish revolutionaries. The cabinet rejected international oversight and Vice Admiral Huent Pasha departed for the Dardanelles with orders on how to respond to any foreign fleet presence.
Berkeley reports President Wheeler urged modification and backed Walter Camp as football dictator for a year, saying salvation lies in his method. Los Angeles notes USC and Occidental College presidents calling for rule changes and predicting no game after this season. A Thirtieth Street school principal banned football.
Representative Lacey of Iowa, chair of the public land committee, said he would push for repealing the Timber and Stone Act in the coming session. He acknowledged irrigation could be hurt but argued repeal would increase revenue for the national treasury and help wipe out the deficit.
From St. Petersburg on November 20 reports describe a complete communications blackout with the Interior. The stock exchange faced frantic selling with record low prices as male telegraph operators struck and Moscow and Groine police joined. In Berlin, postal sources say the Rawian telegraph has been cut since noon. Officers of the Manchetiev army face arrests for revolutionary views.
Annapolis Nov 29 Midshipman Meriwether testified in his own defense detailing a Sept 1 1901 encounter with Branch aboard the Santee. He described persistent hazing as physical exertion and said Branch’s behavior was offensive, prompting harsh words and fear for his safety.
St. Louis Nov 20 Senator Burton was sentenced to six months in the county jail and fined 2500 The motion for a new trial was overruled A writ of error was acknowledged by the court A bill of exceptions was filed and a motion for writ of error to set a precedent was granted The case will be passed upon by the United States supreme court Burton filed bond of 000 for appearance in the higher court
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