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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
9
In a coroner's hearing a note reveals a new witness claim about Miss Holladay. The witness Rogers allegedly says a green gown mattered, raising doubts about the alibi and forcing a delay as defense and prosecutors reassess the case.
In a courtroom drama, a color blind witness points to a dark green gown as the key to a murder inquiry. A detective team and the coroner weigh a note as potential evidence, while a jury delivers a verdict naming an unknown assailant in the neck wound death of Hiram W Holladay.
Instructional fragment advises sewing the items to white cotton cloth, dipping in a little ben tine, squeezing onto the hand, drying in a towel, then airing to evaporate the smell. Mentions "Ther Pemeteffs 19 ene" as a likely brand or note, but text is garbled and incomplete.
Reports from Girard and surrounding towns describe an alleged unstable woman identified as Mrs Anna Barry barricading a railroad passenger car, firing a pistol at officers, and sustaining a standoff as deputies starve out and tend to injuries from ammonia exposure. Authorities pursue her husband James P Harry, while a Northport link emerges through a daughter Stella Phillips.
In Washington on December 5 the California delegation in the senate and house approved a bill to extend all laws in force in the United States and territories, excluding Chinese laborers, to Japanese and Koreans. The measure aims to bar entry and restrict rights for these groups.
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Reports from St. Petersburg and Moscow describe mutinies and street clashes as troops clash with authorities. Infantries revolt, officers are targeted, and mutineers seize quarters while telegraphers and officials are arrested. Berlin notes officials resign amid unrest and delays in reform enforcement.
Governor Luke E. Wright of the Philippines and Lloyd Griscom arrive in San Francisco aboard the Pavifs Mall liner Manchurin from Catun and Japan. Mrs Griscom heads to Philadelphia, Wright to Memphis, Cameron Forber also aboard. Wright denies resignation rumors and says trip aims to discuss railroad development and tariff retention for the islands.
Washington December 5. The president sent Congress a draft of a bill for the relief of entrymen on the Northern Pacific railway grant along the route between Wallala and Portland Oregon.
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