Supreme Court rules against Western Federation leaders
Washington December 3 The Supreme Court today ruled against Moyer Haywood and Pettibone leaders of the Western Federation of Miners in their habeas corpus case. The decision by Justice Harland sustains imprisonment in Idaho and keeps the men held for trial on the Steunenberg murder charge.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Steunenberg
Harland
Born on North Fork celebrates a newborn daughter
A daughter born Monday November 26 1906 at North Fork to Mr and Mrs Richard Hensley weighs ten pounds and is reported healthy. Elsewhere Feltman and Nicolle’s logging engine is sold to Wis Phelps who will move it to India Creek after logging on Mrs Lyles land. Feltman Nicolle buy a 10x13 Willamette donkey engine larger than any in Sinslaw valley capable of handling 1500 feet of 1 1/2 inch steel cable. Oregon and California Lumber Co has taken a controlling interest in the schooner Sausalito now en route carrying 600 600 to 600 000 feet of lumber. At Heceta lodge Florence officers elected include R N Weatherston N G H Anderson V G John L Fur alah recording secretary Marion Moris financial secretary Wm Kyle treasurer Florence West.
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North Fork
Richard Hensley
Feltman and Nicolle
Mapleton
Wis Phelps
India
Creek
Oregon & California Lumber Co
Sausalito
Vess
Heceta Lodge
Florence
Springfield Notes On General Interest
Two weeks of tank construction near completion with first oil soon. Julius Defttek of Moline, long employed at Booth-Kelly mill in Springfield, suffered a severe facial injury from a broken chain but will recover to return to work shortly. Excavation on the Emil Etter block finished. concrete foundation to start next week for a two story building with 30 by 60 feet footprint, two storefronts, a lodge room upstairs, and a rear side entrance.
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Julius Defttek
Moline
Booth-Kelly
Springfield
Fhat
Emil Etter
News
Pleasant Hill Items of Interest
Special correspondence from Pleasant Hill notes Miss Ella Mitchell and Grace McCall visiting relatives in Waitsburg Washington. Rev Horn to close his pastorate next month with no successor chosen. J Greeters of Cottage Grove visited with daughter Mrs Ellen Mitchell. A literary society formed with singing school and football practice entertaining local youth. P N Laird and family traveled to Dexter for Uncle Sam Handsaker and wife golden wedding at the old home now hosted by their daughter Mrs J M Keeney and family. Emma Jay hosted friends at sister Mrs P N Shelley’s. Mrs Farrow is dangerously ill with an abscess attended by Dr Jayne. W H Shelley and family and Robert Drury and family attended the Drury Buchanan wedding in Ellene. Mr and Mrs Daniel Read went to
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J. Greeters
Cottage Grove
Ellen Mitchell
P. N. Laird
Dexter
Sam Handsaker
Mra. J. M. Keeney
Emma Jay
Mra
P. N. Shelley
Farrow
Jayne
W.H. Shelley
Robert Drury
Ellene
Drury- Buchanan
Daniel Read
Weekly Eugene Market and Portland Market Report
The Eugene market lists prices for wool, poultry, dairy, hens, frys, ducks, and produce with butter rolls at 60 cents, lemons at 4.50 per case, and various livestock quotes including steers, cows, veal, mutton, and fat hogs. Grain and feed prices cover hay, bran, mixed feed, shorts, wheat, and flour, while Portland market notes sugar stockpiling, price trends, and demand for potatoes, hops, sweet potatoes, and fresh fish, with regional shipping dynamics and prices.
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Timothy Kay
Portland
Thanksgiving visit and local events in Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove residents note Thanksgiving plans as Professor H C Baughman and his Eu gene family visit Mrs L Baughman and relatives. Three or four local weddings are expected within a month. C C Mulkey moves into a new home and will coach the football team. A Christmas tree is planned at the church by YY PF G and Ada Davis, visiting Fresno parents. Ben Eby goes to Hazel Dell for blacksmithing for S P survey party.
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Cottage Grove
H. C. Baughman
Eugene
L. Baughman
Ing
A. Hemenway
Cc. C. Mulkey
YY. PF. G
Ada Davis
Fresno
Cal
Ben Eby
Hazel Dell
S. P
Burban grocers note greens and season trends
The Portland market report lists citrus, greens, and holiday cues with mistletoe at 2942.50 per barrel. Prices for eggs, grain, butter, poultry, wheat, oats, hay, wool, hops, potatoes, onions, chittim bark and live stock range across a broad spectrum, reflecting seasonal demand and varying yields. Key items include beef steers 3.25 to 3.76, hogs 6.00 to 6.85, sheep 4.75 to 5.25, and lambs 5.00 to 5.25.
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Portland
Three Killed in Desperate Rifle Duel Between Rivals
On the Escondido San Luis Rey road two roachers Howard Gore and Edward Brady fought over a land claim. Gore shot Brady, Mrs Brady then fired through a window wounding Gore and Gore killed Mrs Brady before he died. The Bradys were unarmed and pursued by Gore fire.
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San [Iego
Escondido
San Jouis Reydam
Howard Gore
Edward Brady
Roachers
Gore
Brady
Bradys
Mra
President Roosevelt Delivers Annual Message to Congress
The Senate opened with President Roosevelt’s annual message, noting unprecedented prosperity but urging action on corporate campaign contributions and a right of appeal in criminal cases. He argues corporations should not fund campaigns while individuals may. cites past delays and urges completion of unfinished business. The speech references specific cases on conspiracy and rebates and highlights a need for consistent law across jurisdictions.
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House of Representatives
Congress
House of Congress
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Holt
New York District Court
President’s address urges passage of labor reform bill
The message argues government must act to resolve conflicts through courts, supports eight hour rail labor limits, child labor and women’s labor probes, and stronger employers' liability laws. It praises interstate dispatch of rates and calls for慎 robust national oversight of corporations, with a focus on packing-house reform and labeling dates. It also condemns demagogy, endorses Japan friendship, naturalization, marriage and divorce reform, and hints at Cuba and Panama travel.
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Congress
United States
Commission
Rio de Janeiro
Root
Panama
Girl Wanted for Elmira Family Enquiry at Guard Office
In a two person family a girl is sought by inquiry through the Guard office or F. C Walters at Elmira Or. Only readable details indicate the placement request and contact points for applicants.
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Guard
F. C Walters
Elmira
Contest Notice for Homestead Entry in Roseburg Oregon
Department of the Interior notices contest by Robert F. Louden against Charley Harris for a 1902 entry in Township 17 South Range 4 East Oregon. Hearing set for January 18 1906 before the U.S. Land Office registrar and receiver in Roseburg after due diligence shows personal service not possible. Notices to appear and respond by January 4 2007 before U.S. Commissioner W. W. Calkins in Eugene Oregon. Publication ordered.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Robert F. Louden
Township
Charley Harris
Charley Harrie
Esid
Inet
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
of States Land Office
Egon
Long Tennessee Fight Bucklens Arnica Salve Ad
W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee describes a catarrh cure using Bucklens Arnica Salve on a sore inside his nose. He says swelling disappeared and never returned. The ad notes the salve is 26 cents at Linn Drug Co. W T Harkins and C R Wicks of Star Lumber Company attend a convention this afternoon.
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Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
Linn Drug Co
W. T. Harkins
C. R. Wicks
The
Star Lumber Company
Star
Notice for Public Sale of Timber Land in Oregon
In Roseburg Oregon notice is given that Gertrude G Bush of Bay Centre Washington filed sworn statement No 7231 on March 9 1906 to purchase W% of Section 20 Town 18 South Range 6 West under the timber and stone act of 1878 as extended. She will prove her claim before the register and receiver January 23 1907 at Roseburg Oregon. Witnesses include Clark P Devereaux Jos Whitten and Anderson S Bush. Persons opposing must file within that date. BENJAMIN L EDDY Register.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
California
Orson
Nevada
Washington Territory
Gertrude G. Bush
Bay Centre
Oregon
Clark P. Devereaux
Eugene
Fred C. Whitten
Portland
Josie Hale Bush
Anderson S. Bush
Washington
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
United States Laws Office
Congress
Cali
Iste
Pdwio Lommen
Crookston
Polk
Minnesota
W. M
W. W. Calkins
Gene
Martin Haagenson
T Nick Anderson
Bo Ah Ophua
Bine River
A. Lemmen
Burlington
Registet
Inman Files Timber Land Claim in Oregon
Roseburg Oregon October 9 1906 Charles W Inman of Elmira Lane County Oregon files sworn statement No 7153 to purchase portions of section 32 township 17 south range 6 west Willamette Meridian seeking proof land is valuable for timber or stone rather than agriculture before W W Calkins at Hagene Oregon January 4 1907 Witnesses include Fred Yates Harry L Bown Ira A Inman Bert W Inman Adverse claimants must file by January 4 1907
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Roseburg
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington ‘Territory
Charlie W. Inman
Elmira
Lane
Nely
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Hagene
Fred Yates
Harry L. Bown
Ira A. Inman
Bert W. Inman
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
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