Quarantine Pressure on Lane and Linn County Sheep
A federal animal industry official visited the city to enforce the sheep dipping law. He said Lane and Linn counties show poor compliance while other areas are generally observing the rule. Failing to dip could lead to quarantine, barring sheep movement, harming local raisers. deputy state inspector Frank Armitage has struggled to improve adherence amid widespread infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Lane and
Linn
Haw
Lane County
Oregon
Frank Armitage
Alfred Drury Dies From Paralysis in Eugene
Alfred Drury an old Lane County resident died at his home 66 West Sixth Street Eugene from paralysis aged over 69 born in England January 23 1835 came to America at 11 and Oregon from Minnesota in 1876. He married Sarah Workman in Charles City Iowa December 24 1867 and leaves three daughters Miamma Spores Maud Spores Kate Drury a brother in Idaho and many relatives. A Civil War veteran he belonged to the Dunkard church and will be buried tomorrow at I C C F cemetery with services by Rev D H H Trimble. G A R pallbearers unnamed local post members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Drury
Lane County
Weat Sixth Street
Eugene
England
America
Oregon
Minnesota
Mohawk Valley
Charles City
Iowa
Sarah Workman
Miamma Spores
Maud Spores
Kate Drury
Wm. Drury
Idaho
Sixth
Minnesota Infantry
Dunkard
D. H H. Trimble
Humphrey Memorial M. E
Death of Mrs J T Martin This Forenoon
Mrs. J T Martin died at her home 169 Jefferson street Eugene this forenoon at 11 o clock. She was 76 years 7 months 3 days old and had been an invalid for twenty years. Born in Henderson county Illinois she married J T Martin October 16, 1850 in Oquawka Illinois. The couple moved to Oregon in 1881 settling at Pleasant Hill then Eugene where they have lived since. Survived by husband and four sons George W Martin San Jose California Herbert L Martin Everett Washington Wilton W Martin and Ira T Martin Oakland California. She was a Presbyterian since age twelve and lived a Christian life loved by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Martin
Jefferson Street
Eugene
Mary Jamison
Henderson County
Ilinois
J. T. Martin
Oquawka
Illinois
Oregon
Pleasant Hill
Lane County
Martin
George W. Martin
San Joes
Cal
Herbert L. Martin
Everett
Wash
Wilton W. Martin
Ira T. Martin
Oakland
Notorious crook escapes train chase near Denver
John T. Thompson, famed criminal once captured in London after a world pursuit, leaped from a moving train on the Nia Grande Railroad at Burnham near Denver this morning. The escape occurred as the train traveled about 40 miles per hour and, as of the latest reports, he had not yet been recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John T. Thompson
London
Burnham
Haywood Called to Stand in Trial Testimony Given
Doles July 11 W D Haywood was recalled to the stand after noon recess and examined by Darrow. The miner spoke calmly, then raised his voice when prompted. He described birth in Salt Lake City in 1809, mining life in Silver City Idaho, and his Federation of Miners ties while denying calls for Steunenberg extermination though supporting removal to private life. He testified the federation employed attorneys, at times twenty two on its payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiver City
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Steunenberg
Coeur d'Alene
Federation
Ita
Moyer's Cross Examination on Federation Power
The defense offered a letter from John Murphy to Silver City Idaho union and the Western Federation of Miners constitution. Moyer detailed Federation control between conventions, said the executive board ran the group since 1899, and discussed Pettibone and Orchard ties. He denied knowledge of a $100 draft before Steunenberg murder and noted Hangs investigated Cripple Creek.
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Moyer
John Murphy
Denver
Silver City
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Darrow
Western Federation of Miners
Boral
Deadwood
Coeur d'Alene
Salt Lake
Steunenberg
Jack Simpkins
Bull Pen
Oprah
Whatern Federation of Miners
Bolve
Federation
Borah
Pettibone
Orchard
Stounenberg
Ouray
Stennenberg
Peabody
Colorado
Hercules
Jack Simpking
Hangs
Cripple Creek
Simpkins
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Widespread Triumphs
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior to all medicines, citing over 1,000 testimonials in two years. It purifies blood, cures diseases and eruptions, strengthens the stomach, boosts appetite, and rebuilds the whole system, available in liquid or Sarsatas tablets, 100 doses for 51.
Haywood testifies in Steunenberg murder trial in Boise
In Boise on July 12 W D Haywood testified in his own behalf denying involvement in or knowledge of the plot to kill Steunenberg. He said he left Idaho in 1901 and only learned of the assassination from newspapers. He described payments to Jack Simpkins and questioned how a union card tied to Thomas Hogan emerged in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Steunenberg
W. D. Haywood
Sreunenberg
Haywood
Idaho
Coeur d’Alenes
Thomas Hogan
Hogan
Orchard
Cripple Creek
Jack Simpkins
Simpkins
Denver
Spokane
Federation
Simpkina
Miner Leader Testimony on Coeur d'Alene Strike In Idaho Hearings
The witness recounts arrest details and denial of counsel, plus transport to Boise on a special train led by General Bulkley Wells of the Mineowners' Association. He discusses federation views on Steunenberg, the Miners' Magazine, and the Western Federation of Miners amid questions by Senator Borah as cross examination nears end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Bulkley Wells
Steunenberg
Haywood
Federation
Miners’ Magazine
Coeur d'Alenes
Stonnenberg
Bartlett Sinclair
Borah
Witnew
Miners
Stennenberg
Water Power for McKenzie Electric Railway Project
80 000 miners inches of water appropriated on the McKenzie river to develop power for an electric railway planned by Eugene and Eastern Railway Company. The site near Gate Creek includes a dam and reservoir with power potential of thousands of horsepower. The action cites generating light heat and railroad use as goals. The canal is to be 40 feet wide at the bottom and 20 feet deep, extending west toward Dear Gate Creek with a single reservoir not exceeding 20 feet in height. The appropriation covers backing waters over lands as needed for construction and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Welch
Willamette Valley Company
McKenzie River
Eugene & Eastern Railway Company
McKenzie Valley
Oregon
Eugene & Eastern
Dear Gate Creek
Township 16
Welch
Message from President Roosevelt to Endeavorers
The White House letter dated June 2, 1907, expresses Roosevelt’s warm wishes for the International Christian Endeavor and urges prioritizing good citizenship. He accepts honorary membership in principle and praises Endeavorers for shaping home life, church life, and national character. Francis Clark also delivers remarks on training and the movement’s role in church and citizen education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt
William Shaw
C. E
White House
Washington
Mr. Shaw
Patrium League
Theodore Roosevelt
Francis &. Clark
D. P
International Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Kingdom of R
New York Lawyer Proposes End to Nominal Capitalization
Edward H. Shepard of New York argues before the Illinois State Bar Association that abolishing the dollar mark on capital stock would curb corporate overcapitalization and deceit. He endorses stock shares with no dollar value, equal in total, certifying ownership of a fixed enterprise portion. He contrasts risks of loss with profits and criticizes limited promoter gains. Dr. Geo Wall reports a June 27 Edinburg card from Dr. F. W. Prentice noting cold weather and travel plans to Dublin and London.
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Galesville
Edward H. Shepard
New York
Illinois State Bar Association
You
Alleghany Mountains
Rockies
Sierras
Geo. Wall
F. W. Prentice
Edinburg
Scotland
Dublin
London
Mensely
Four Men Hurt At Eugene Lumber Co Saw Mill
A wagon frightened by something caused a slab wood wagon at Eugene Lumber Co sawmill to crash into a tramway post ten feet from the ground. Proprietor J B Hopkins and G W Billmire suffered back strain and a nail wound respectively while Irving Courtwright and Owen Bray were injured. Hopkins and Billmire may be unable to work for days. Dr Fo My attended the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thutecay
Eugene Lumber Company
J. B. Hopkins
G. W. Billmire
Irving Courtwright
Owen Bray
Hopkins
Billmire
Fo My
Timber wolves on mountain menace livestock and coast area
Report details timber wolves on the mountain near Rat tle Snake creek killing sheep and goats and possibly cattle. Mentioned are increasing numbers on the Coast Fork above London and a divide between Bow river and Middle Fork. Also notes seven deaths and 24 prostrations in St Louis from heat on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Homer Daven- Poort
St. Louis
Archy Galbraith Sues for Damages Over Rat Injury
Albany Democrat reports Archie Galbraith of the Southern Pacific sues for 25 damages after a verdict at Salem. The case, pending three years, claims a careless act by workers on the road injured a prized English stallion shipped from Portland to Albany in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Democrat
Eugene
Archie Galbraith
Southern Pacific
Portland
Salem
Brous Lem
G& A
Put Inc
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Linn County
Moyver
Hood
Meyer
Weatern Federation of Miners
Maywood
William D. Haywood
M’kenzie Electric Road
Russell Weirch
Willamette
VAL
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Gate Creek
Eastern Company
Andes
Pampas
South America
Church of the Future
Europe
Asia
Africa
Chile
Argentina
Lord Christ
Argentinia
Lord Jesus Christ
C. M. Tate
Silas D. Whitman
Lapwal Reservation
President Clark
Eugene Lumber CO
What Is
Castoria
Miles
DR. Atwood
Arghie Galbraith
Tom Driscoll
Loral
Driscoll
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