Citizens Pick Jurors for Justice Court Year 1905
Judge RB. 8. Bryson and assistants selected local residents for jury duty in the justice court for 1905. The list includes Amon Wilkina Mathew Flaherty C EB Joyce Andrew Pickard and many others. Also petitions filed to probate two wills one for Car Rice of Mapleton who died January 1 and Thomas McCulloch who died December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson
Justice Court
A. C. Mathews
A. C. Jennings
Amon Wilkina
Mathew Flaherty
C. EB. Joyce
Andrew Pickard
H. J. Reynolds
J. D. Spencer
W. M.sherman
Herbert Button
J. W. Christian
Henry Dennart
J. F. Gates
E. C. Lake
L. H. Johnson
S. B. Finnegan
W. EB. Russell
J. M. Sloan
Samuel Taylor
O. Q. Cartwright
William Davin
Frank
L. Giletrap
Volney Hemenway
Henry Hopkins
D. BR. Lakin
Moon
W. F. Owburn
I. E. Stevens
David Thompson
Car Rice
Mapleton
Eugene
Thomas McCulloch
Crow
Mary McCulloch
John J. McCulloch
Rice
Olaf
Otto Rice
Olive Rice
Peter
Three More Criminals Given Prison Sentences
Judge Harris of the circuit court sentenced Robert Dillon to three years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forging a check. Armstrong and Haines received indeterminate terms of one to ten years for horse theft. The docket was cleared as six pleaded guilty and three were discharged. the Yorma-Ling et al road case consumed the day, with jurors dismissed and a few civil matters remaining before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lemley
Daughter Born to Ulysses H Park and Wife
Five miles south of Eugene on January 6, 1908, Ulysses H Park and his wife welcomed a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ulysses H. Park
Taft Controls Ohio Machine Against Foraker
Columbus Ohio Jan 2 Republicans of Ohio will vote directly in primaries to choose the party candidate for president, marking a test of Taft control over state party machinery against William D Foraker and other contenders.
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Taft
Ohio
Foraker
Columbus
Republicans to Elect Delegates for Ohio Convention
On February 11 delegates and alternates to the Republican state convention will be elected in Columbus on March 3. The convention will choose four delegates at large and candidates for governor and other state officers. The call, adopted by the Republican State Central Committee after a protracted session, kept Taft supporters in control with 14 votes to 7 for Foraker. James K. Garthey led Taft supporters for temporary chair, receiving 13 votes, while Harry M. Daneverty of Columbus trailed. Richard McCloud of London, a Taft ally, voted for Daneverty against Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
William H Taft
Senator Foraker
Ate
James KR. Gartiehj
Interter
Taft
Harry M. Daneverty
Richard McCloud
London
Daugherty
Garfield
Chance for glass factory in Eugene
Gustave Mathisen former Coburg glass plant builder now in Eugene, says if locals invest 5000 dollars in a company he and associates will build a 50000 dollar glass factory. He plans to meet the Commercial Club and discuss tomorrow. Mathisen is an expert glass blower with medals from Paris Copenhagen and St Louis and they control key sand and materials with inexpensive fuel for cheap manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Mathisen
Coburg
Eugene Coburg
Commercial Club
Mathisen
Copenhagen
St. Louis
Albany considers waters ownership in tax delinquency case
Albany Oregon January 6 Two large Linn county public service firms face tax delinquency totaling 6288.46 The Willamette Valley Company holding Albanys exclusive water and lights franchise owes 3197 86 including penalties The Corvallis Eastern Railroad Company controlled by Harriman interests owes 3299 60 Penalties climb to 53 percent for the Willamette firm spurring talk of municipal water ownership and a city pipeline plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Or
Linn County
Willamette Valley Company
Albany
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad Company
Harriman
Bishop
Heney Defends Fulton as Steffens Attacks Oregon
Francis J Heney responds to Lincoln Steffens and Fulton letter claims about Oregon land frauds. He says he has not read a reply and will back published statements with legal evidence when time allows. He cites other deniers like Mitchell Williamson Jones Mays Puter Ruef Schmite Glass and vows to prove Fulton’s alleged conduct.
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Tucson
Aris
Senator Fulton
Oregon
Francis J. Heney
Lincoln Steffens
American
Collier's Weekly
Fulton
Ubenault
Mitchell
Williamson
Jones
Mays
Puter
Abe Ruef
Eugene Schmite
Louis Glass
San Francisco
Senator Fulton Denounces Heney as a Liar
Senator Fulton accused Heney of making vile insinuations and failing to present any facts. He said Heney writes himself as a liar by refusing to submit a statement of facts, after reviewing the dispatch shown last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Fulton
Francic J, Heney
Heney
Fulton
Funeral in Franklin for Mrs. Hise aged 25
Mrs. Joseph Hise of Franklin dies at 25 leaving a husband and four ill children. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon by Rev. Morgan of the Christian church at Junction. Interment in Franklin cemetery. Also notes a Toledo business affidavit and Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Joseph Hise
Rev. Morgan
Christian Church
Junction
Franklin Cemetery
Faded fragment on Pearshea home exhibit fades
In Pearshea, California a fragmentary notice references a home exhibit or sale event. Details are unreadable but the item mentions a local property or event in the area without clear dates or participants.
Monument unveiled for Bennington dead in San Diego ceremony
In San Diego crowds including Pacific squadron officers witness a monument unveiling at Point Loma National Cemetery for Bennington victims. Rear Admiral Goodrich, Bishop Johnson, and Col. R. V. Dodge praise sailors who perished, noting bravery, duty, and a lasting navy example. Two inscribed tablets mark the memorial as ships Charleston and Chicago fire salutes conclude the ceremony.
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San Diego
Pacific Squadron
California
National Cemetery
Point Lome
Naval Reserve
Fort Rosecrant
Joseph H. Johnson
Episcopal Church of
United States
Bennington
Hera
Admiral Goodrich
Charleste
Chicago
R. V. Dodge
Th Bennington Memorial Association
Bishop Johnson
Theraves
Point Loma
Heinze Arrested on Criminal Charge Today
New York January 7 Augustus Heinze was arrested today charged with the falsification or failure related to a check. He was held in the hall where he furnished bail and the amount of the check remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinze
New York
Augustus Heinze
Heluze Faces Fraud Allegations Over Checks and Collateral
Heluze is accused of certifying falsely to 2,768 Hetusa and of illegal certification of other checks totaling over 400 006 dollars. Edward Labach, counsel for Heluze, says abundant collateral was deposited last October to cover the checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heluze
Hetusa
Edward Labach
Ballinger named to Roosevelt era post in change at interior
Washington, Jan. 7. Richard A Ballinger former commissioner of the conservation service was tendered a federal office by President Roosevelt and has briefed accepted to take effect March 4. Fred Dennett assistant commissioner has been appointed commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richerd A. Ballinger
Coneratana
Bes
Roosevelt
Fred Dennet
Senat Knox
Pennsylvania
Schuebel Nominated U.S. Attorney for Oregon
President Roosevelt sent to the senate the nomination of Christian Schuebel to be United States attorney for the district of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Christian Schuebel
United States
District of Oregon
President Nominates Idaho Land Office Official
Washington on January 7 reports the president sent to the senate nominations for register and receiver of the land office at Boise Idaho. William Balderson editor of the Boise Statesman is named for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Boise
William Balderson
Boise Stateswan
Night Riders Rampage Destroys Warehouses in Canada
Night Riders appeared in force at Bethel and Sherbourne last night in Paris, Ken. They masked their faces and destroyed warehouses and other property at both locations, with no shooting reported.
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Paris
Ken
Bethel
Sherbourne
Williamson to be retired soon says Bonaparte
Portland dispatch quotes Attorney General Bonaparte that Williamson will be retired as soon as the necessary arrangements can be perfected. The note implies impending retirement of the named official with pending procedural steps.
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Williamson
Portland
Evening Telegram
Bonaparte
Peters libel suit begun in German courts
Cologne January 7 hearing opened in the libel case of Dr Carl Peters former governor of German East Africa and an African explorer against the Berlin correspondent of the Cologne Gazette The suit claims the newspaper published Peters letter to the Epigraph bishop confessing execution of a nigger in Africa because of her sexual misdoings.
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Cologne
Bel
Carl Peters
German East Africa
Becan Today
Petera
Epgiteh
Africa
VESSELS COLLIDE OFF COLUMBIA ONE LIFE LOST
Victoria reports a collision off the Columbia coast near Gray's Harbor involving the British Port Patrick. The vessel grounded on a rock, the crewman overboard, ship badly damaged, Port Patrick towed to safety by Sea L...? The injured captain was rescued with serious injuries.
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Columbia
Victoria
Patrick
bin River
Gray's Harbor
Sea Lica
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