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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
1
In Butte Mont a precursor move began to extend the Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul line toward Seattle with two survey parties departing after the new year. Division chiefs indicated the project would take four years to complete as crews worked from Butte toward Lewiston and Lewdad.
A Branely ice extends toward Spokane as engineers outline a riverward route following the Northern Pacific toward the Montana line. St Pentiraina will be rearranged into Squatis in four routes per Engineer Blair.
Fugit ive president Morales is opposed by General Rodrigues squads in Santo Domingo. The battle at Fuerte Platt raged through yesterday with casualties on both sides. Rodrigues plans another attack today and Nedderingues may run for president if successful.
John A. McCall tendered his resignation as president of New York Life. The board accepted the resignation this afternoon and Orr was elected to succeed him with a salary of 1000000 dollars.
Washington Jiu reports Director Walcott of the reclamation service recommends excluding wagon grant land from the Malheur project and starting work immediately. This leaves 200 acres to reclaim at a cost of 300000 dollars, with Secretary Hitchcock expected to approve. Twenty three thousand acres in Urewon were withdrawn for use in the Malheur project today.
The post office at Waiteborg Weet Jar was entered last night. The combination safe was forced and about fifty stamps and money were taken. Suspicion falls on a stranger who has since disappeared.
Florence notes a newborn son at Gleneda and a veterans meeting in Florence district voting funds for pacific school. Ocean Wave Club Gifs Modern Woodmen of America elected officers including Gillis as venerable, M J Sweet advisor, Gates banker, and Sweet as manager for multiple terms. Hulls Drug Store advertises remaining holiday goods at half price.
The defendant admits he was hired to forge land documents at the direction of Kelliner and Kelliber. He took names from the city directory and earned seven dollars per half section. He confessed to aiding the application underlying Kelliber’s indictment and to turning the lead to Kelliser.
In San Diego maritime proceedings against Enaiga Cone, engineer T. Wade of the gunboat Beauington, an accord is reached and records go to Mare Island. Secretary Wooaparte disapproved the findings and sent the record back for review. It is believed Wade may be acquitted or eased. The secretary’s conclusion suggests the sentence may be inadequate and the court may reopen or adjust the verdict.
The Northwestern Fruit Growers Association convened in La Grande with delegates from Western states. The three day program covers horticultural topics and farm conservation efforts.
Thomas Hogan was arraigned this morning in Caldwell jail on charges of murder in the death of ex governor Benee Sainte Stoenenbera. Police prepared for a Saturday bearing as five other men were also held in connection with the case.
A garbled ad claims rapid relief from beer and stomach trouble using Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promotes prompt care and urges readers to visit W. Le DeLoro's drug store in Uosranterd for the remedy.
Albany January 3 Senator Brackett introduced a resolution urging Depew to resign immediately over insurance disclosures. He said public confidence in the senate would be shattered. Governor Hughes calls for radical reform of state insurance regulation to protect investors and curb abuses in contracts and company practices.
A severe blizzard swept the north today delaying all trains. The storm disrupted travel and left crews assessing tracks and schedules. Authorities urged caution as weather warnings continued.
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