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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
4
District Attorney Jerome concluded the cross examination of Mrs Evelyn Thaw in New York noting Thaw’s manner when meeting White resembled an epileptic fit. Abraham Hummel testified about an affidavit charging Thaw with cruelty during the 1903 trip to Europe and identification of a diary from Pompton New Jersey with cryptic entries.
Washington February 26 The president accepted Chief Stevens resignation from the Panama Canal Commission and ordered a replacement to ensure continuity in engineering control. General Goethner from the engineer corps was assigned to the office of engineer in Washington and no bids were accepted for the canal project.
Eugene citizen Charlies Beadle testifies to lasting kidney relief from Deans Kidney Pills since 1903. He describes severe pain and back strain, then notes rapid improvement in kidney function and bladder control. Beadle claims decades of benefit and urges continued use, with Foster Milburn Co. as the Buffalo distributor.
New York report says Evelyn Thaw is gaunt and exhausted after days of cross examination. Observers fear she cannot endure the trial further as Jerome Thaw’s case looms toward possible insanity scrutiny. In San Francisco meanwhile poolrooms quote bets on a Thaw conviction.
Jefferson City February 25 Representative Kirkpatrick contracted a mild case of smallpox. He is the fifth House member to catch the disease in connections with the outbreak.
Washington report states Mrs. Annie M. Bradley, indicted for first degree murder in the death of former Utah senator Arther Brown, pleaded not guilty at arraignment today.
Dr E W Mall offers a two months treatment by mail for 1 with testimonials from St Louis Missouri. Hulls Drug Store and Linn Drug Co sell Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents per tea or tablets. C Rankin oversees Oregon Eastern survey preparing to shipHORs and another car of the sur Rogeville California shows notices.
Boston, Feb 23 President and Mrs Roosevelt visit Massachusetts on a quick trip to see his sons at Harvard and Groton School. He speaks at the Sphinx Club, urging balance among college groups, support for intercollegiate sports, and the duties of citizens. He defends athletics, warns against abolishing games, and calls for federal oversight of corporations while criticizing special privilege.
New York court proceedings show District Attorney Jerome cross examining Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. He covers early meetings, gifts, and money exchanges while probing connections to Belmont Vincent and an embassy aide. Nesbit denies using White's credit and denies seeing Jack Barrymore. judge blocks one line of questioning.
New York February 23 Mrs Charles J Holman mother of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will be called as a witness for the state by District Attorney Jerome She has demanded a public refutation of Nesbit Thaws testimony and the Europe marriage proposal episode She says Harry Thaw proposed marriage, denied by Holman who claims Thaw expelled her from his apartments after she urged the match in light of European gossip.
The Lane County Pioneers Association held a reunion banquet at the Commercial Club in Eugene with about 100 attendees. Toastmaster 8 H Friendly presided as toasts were given by R C Callison E Q Potter G B Dorris Dr Canady E J McClanahan F W Osburn Rev J C Richardson J J Walton and F M Wilkins. The association organized after the banquet, naming T G Hendricks as president J J Walton as vice president F M Wilkins secretary and S I Lakin treasurer. Also reported: the Medford and Blue Ledge stage was robbed near Jacksonville by a lone robber, pursued by Sheriff Jackson and a posse.
Kansas City February 26 railroads entering Kansas City agree to a fifty year grant for terminals. They will build passenger and freight terminals and forty street viaducts and subways at a total cost of 50,000,000 dollars.
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