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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
3
A long-ago digest reports a Chinese wash house incident in Orvallia with arrests and rising tension. Other items cover river and harbor funding talks, a Lakeman tragedy, mine and mine-explosion notes, rail proposals, legal cases, famine reports, and political chatter across multiple U.S. states and Japan.
The liner Maine reports the rescue of the captain and crew of the schooner Kipling, which sailed from Liverpool to Newfoundland with a cargo of fish and was wrecked after a storm. Kipling stayed crippled at sea for twenty days before rescue by the Grat boat and second vessel.
Albany Jan 19 George E Pusey seeks 100000 miners inches of waters of the North Santiam river above Mill City to power five ditches ten feet deep forty feet bottom width seventy feet top width and later areas for flames or pipe lines to generate electricity for light and power the claim filed in county recorder's office lists land along the stream and describes ditches and pipe sizes
Dispatch from St. Petersburg reports rebels holding Hatoum, Goria, Pot, and Imeretia districts as government forces deploy troops and warships. Sailors are replaced by soldiers amid distrust of seamen. Officials consider staying in Manchuria for next year.
Brevities report injuries to N W Coffey in Mowe log camp now in Eugene hospital and J H Bean in Eugene hospital with a badly cut lip. C P Marnard buys A Lombard residence at West Eighth and Charnelton and will move it to West Ninth Street lot owned by Clem Haden and son William. Fred Hellman, formerly of Eugene, lands a $20,000 contract for a new high sensor at San Pedro Del. A bicycle lamp theft near the Presbyterian church is under investigation with requests to leave it at the Guard office or 800 Ferry Street. Gav Mount ’07 elected football manager by the University of Oregon athletic council. Ed McClanahan reports that his Old Trusty mendators won first premium at the California State pantry show in Los Angeles. Dr GC W Lowe of Eugene and A Dolph of Portland to receive the 354 degree of the Masonic order in Portland this month. Four carloads of 12-pound steel are on the elite track at the Eugene depot for track-layer training. The dietetb otog crew works between Creswell and Cottage Grove and will return Monday.
Springfield faces crowded current classrooms with over 200 pupils and seeks a $10,000 bond to fund a new eight room schoolhouse. The proposed site on block 80 at North Street is donated by WH A Washborpe, with architect John Floozicker from Eugene drawing plans focused on light ventilation and assembly space.
The Linn Alexander concert at the theatre drew praise for Mia Fietcher Lionio a with a rich soprano and powerful vocal delivery. She captivated the audience with Recondite Armenia and the Spanish love song performance. Alexander also showcased notable artistry in his own renditions.
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