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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
1
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Chicago July 22 The Seventh Circuit reverses Landis on the Standard Oil Indiana case fining 29.4 million dollars. Appeals judges Baker Seaman and Grosscup say evidence was improperly excluded and the car as a separate offense doctrine was misapplied. Government DA Edward Sims says retrial likely. defense lawyers Miller Eddy Rosenthal express satisfaction and expect retrial.
Chicago July 22 The Daily News reports that standard 611 stock will be increased, with continued details promised on page twelve.
Night Riders burned Illinois Central depots in Gracey Christian county Cedarian Trigg county and Otter Pond Caldwell county. The Illinois Central permission for soldiers on duty to camp on its Cobb property near Otter Pond aroused indignation.
Madison July 22 Colonel Wm F Vilas who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage Monday remains unconscious today A change for the better or worse is momentarily expected William Berri proprietor of the Brooklyn Standard Union has been proposed for the Republican nomination for governor of New York
President Roosevelt arrives at Newport and opens a pivotal naval conference at the naval war college on Conister Harbor Island. About two score officers from the war college and the battleship commission join army representatives for discussions on future battleship and cruiser construction. The talks, attended by 200 guests and reviewed by the president, are expected to be inconclusive today with final arbiter decisions reserved for Washington after subsequent sessions.
Captain Nidevor of the Inez returned from San Miguel Island with dispatches from the wrecked Kosmos liner Anubis. He left the wreck at 4 o'clock yesterday and brought information about the incident.
Chicago and Portland report mixed commodity notes with dates on July 22. Wheat remains unchanged in today’s market as July and September positions are referenced alongside December 92 readings.
Portland July 22 The Booth Singleton conspiracy case in federal court drags on under dry records and tedious witness exams as Judge Wolverton urges speed. Agee may testify this afternoon after Bridges completes cross examination, with more witnesses waiting. If pace holds, trial could last 10 days or more, possibly into vacation period.
A cherry tree on C. H. Taylor's farm six miles south of Sa jem measures seven feet seven inches in circumference. It bears fruit like a large orchard crop, with several wagon loads this year. The tree is about 50 years old and resembles Black Republicana but is sweeter and tastier. The Willamette Valley dominates cherry varieties with five omitted and Royal Ann as a non-Valley product.
Newport Rhode Island July 22 The president's yacht Mayflower in dense fog last night collided with and sank the lumber laden schooner Menawa All on board the schooner captain and five men were picked up by the Mayflower The collision occurred at 1 15 am between New London and New Haven The president expressed concern over the accident and gratitude that there was no loss of life The Menawa crew will be sent home at government expense
The Western Federation of Miners repudiates the Industrial Workers of the World by amending its constitution to strike out mining department references and insert Western Federation of Miners as the sole miner related body. The action was taken in Denver on July 22 and clarifies organizational alignment.
Oregon and Washington forecast showers and thunderstorms tonight into Thursday. Cooler conditions arrive Thursday, except near the coast where winds stay lighter. Idaho expected showers and thunderstorms tonight or Thursday, with cooler air spreading across north and southwest portions.
A petition circulated by Booster Zurcher seeks free postal delivery for Roseburg. It argues Roseburg is a point of notable importance with a population of 65000 and urges the post office department to grant the service.
The text mentions the Southern Oregon district office and a United States weather station at a plant, with references to a National Forest Service superintendent residence and county seats, three daily passenger trains to Portland, and a postal fiscal year sum of 762.92. It also lists yesterday’s baseball scores: Oakland 8 Portland 2, Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 1.
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