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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1906
Page
7
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Umatilla County Sheriff Faces Money Theft Trial Update
A Umatilla County sheriff reports a public money case connected to a money on motion for a new trial. Bail set at 7500 dollars. Trial scheduled for February 3. The accused faced 21200 dollars in public funds, with proceedings advancing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Daria
Umatilla
Commander Young’s Rep Remanded Published Letter
The letter of reprimand sent to Commander Young of the gunboat Bennington by Secretary Hovey appears in today’s issue. It questions strict observance of regulations and notes the officer’s otherwise brilliant record and the respect shown by younger service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Et
Young
Bennington
Hovaparte
Franchise Granted for Portland Electric Railway Entrance
Portland street committee granted a franchise to Willamette Valley Traction Co enabling entry of the electric railway now under construction between Portland and Salem. The action was approved at a city council meeting held last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Wilamette Valley Traction Co
Salem
Senator Hey Idaho Condition Report Update
February report from Washington notes Senator Hey Idaho, who suffered a fall, remains critically ill. Doctors evaluate complications. advisors say his condition may not be improved soon and caution against aggressive treatment at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xton
Hey Idaho
Washington Proceedings On Open Sevre Beach Land Exchange
Fragmentary report notes a February session discussing open Sevre Beach land exchanges and a San Francisco mountain date, with references to Hepburn rate and a continued hearing in the house. Mentions the Department of Justice and district attorney in Seat. Also references the wreck of the Val.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevrebeach
San Francisco
Val
President selects Frederick to succeed Major General?
The report notes that on February 3 the President chose Frederick to succeed the Major General upon his retirement on February 4, marking a high level leadership change within the general staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Graft Scandal Allegations Hit Cook County Court System
Chicago February 3 The Cook County grand jury returned 25 indictments against Linn former clerk of the superior court now circuit court clerk on embezzlement forgery and concealing public records Court records say hundreds of thousands of county funds were misappropriated with intent to defraud The trial is expected to expose a wide grafting system in the city with many ramifications
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicsgo
Cook County
Grand Jury
Stotey
Avainet
Gobo A Linn
Circuit Court
Tte
Lian
Thie
Astoria Theatre Fire Destroys Build. Loss Put At 10000
Fire at the Astoria Theatre early this morning destroyed Pisner's Opera House and damaged Roscien Opera Company scenery and wardrobe. The blaze caused a ceiling collapse, killed four firemen and injured several others. Defective wiring cited as the cause. crews battled the flames through the night.
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Astoria
Teb
Muruiog
Pisner
Tne Tiorden Comic Opera Company
Bau
Eceberg Bau
Eiward Liewliesu
Curee Hremen
Bulidioyg Aujoluiog
Keaho Te Eueeting
World’s Telegraphic In Brief
A mixed batch of terse items from around the world cites Admiral Togo’s planned April visit to the United States with cruisers, fresh shipwreck and casualty notes, political moves in Germany over Algeciras, and various regional incidents. Reports include executions in Warsaw, antisemitic violence in Wassiko, fires in Panaua and Sacramento, and labor talks in Indianapolis with a dissolution of the miners operators conference.
McKinley in the Orient
Attorney Francis J. Heney pledges to prosecute Hinger Hermann on charges in Portland and Washington and to pursue pending land fraud cases. Four Oregon witnesses vanish from Portland leaving only a few likely to testify. McKinley reportedly departed for the orient with an Eastern millionaire’s son to promote a Shanghai street railway venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Hinger Hermann
Fortland
Washington
Golsh
Portland
Hyde-Henson
Oregon
A. D. Peter
Horace G. McKinley
Marie Ware-McKinley
Emma Watson
Heney
McKinley
Pater
Chine
Shanghai
Honduras
Baker County Sheriff Announces Run for Governor
Harvey K. Brown, four years sheriff of Baker County and noted for prosecuting gambling cases in Eastern Oregon, declares his candidacy for governor on the Republican ticket from Baker City on February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Harvey K. Brown
Baker County
Oregon
Democrats Hold Caucus on Sao Domingo Treaty Action
Washington says a Democratic caucus met to consider the party action in line with the Sao Domingo treaty. The meeting was convened to discuss the party stance and potential measures arising from the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Een Store
Fatal Fire on Transport Meade Claims Three
A blaze aboard the transport Meade at the government dock in San Francisco on February 1 killed Third Officer George Wallace Fireman Hennessey and Captain Charles Dakin. The ship carried ammunition and a large military treasure. flames blocked access while crew and firemen attempted rescue. Hennessy drowned after falling into the bay. the other two died from smoke inhalation. The Meade, en route to Manila with a thousand troops, saw eighty thousand dollars in gold salvaged by soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francieto
Meade
Aremen
George Wallace
Hennecey
Charles Dakin
City Fire Department
Hennessy
Dakin
Wallace
the Weasel
Manila
Mizner Marries Yerkes Woman Wins New Name Mizner
New York reports Rev Gillies filed the Mizner Yerkes marriage certificate and Mrs Yerkes acknowledged her new name. The aging bride spoke from a Fifth avenue balcony amid reporters, insisting she is married. Mizner arrived at the mansion by electric cab with his valet and belongings, saying moving in is “my home now.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gillies
Mizner
Yerkes
Mre
Fifth Avenue
Enid
Yerkes Mansion
Willamette University Receives 30000 Gift for Theology Building
Spokane's Dr and Mrs H D Kimball donate 30000 to Willamette University Salem to fund a 9000 square foot theology college building. Gift affirmed at trustees meeting in the Commercial Building. Dr Kimball serves as pastor of Vincent Methodist Church in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
H. D. Kimbell
Spokane
Willamette University
Salem
Ker
Kimball
Vincent Methodist Church
The Legendary Reporter Reginald Foster and His Feats
A lively account recalls Reginald Foster the famed reporter known for always finding a beat. He covered the Windsor hotel fire and Hoboken blaze, helping save lives, then sent a vivid field report. During McKinley’s assassination, Foster supposedly penned the first descriptive bulletin from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugle
Reginald Foster
Amd
Windsor Hotel
Foster
New York
Hoboken
McKinley
Muffalo
Narragansett Pier
Buffalo Exposition
Willsend
Remsen Crawford
Success Magazine
Boiler deterioration episode on Great Lakes steamer
An old Engineering Magazine account describes boiler failure near a brace break on a large Great Lakes steamer. A loud bang, rapid pressure drop, and swift action by the engineer prevented disaster as three braces failed in sequence. Passengers and mails were transferred, and the vessel resumed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FP. Watson
Engineering
Great Lakes
Wns
Multilingual Lifestyles In Hungarian Town
In Eperjes a valley town of under 12 000, residents speak six languages and several dialects. A Slovak servant, a Hungarian coachman, a German cook, and a Polish chambermaid live in typical households. Each social grade clings to its own tongue for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Amall
Eperjes
Slovac
The Bishop and the Senator in Washington
A visiting bishop argues with a U S senator in Washington about church attendance. When asked his personal reason the senator says he finds many hypocrites there and the bishop retorts there is always room for one more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia Post
Rejection Reply From the Literary Youth
A fair girl rejects a literary youth, who bitterly notes that rejection does not imply lack of merit but due to circumstances, an old story, in this Washington Star excerpt.
Help on Both Sides in Brooklyn Life Card
Bertha brushes off her uncle Archibald in a light exchange from Brooklyn Life with playful barbs about age and speech. The item captures a short comic vignette featuring a pair of recognizable characters in a domestic vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Archibald
Bertha
Archie
Archibald
Brooklyn
Gumption Says Learn Before You Give
A compact quotation notes that without learning first one cannot have anything worthwhile to give. It emphasizes preparation and personal growth as the precursor to meaningful generosity.
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