Hawley Opens Prosecution in Haywood Trial
Boise June 4 The real Haywood trial proceeds with James H Hawley opening for the prosecution outlining a plan by an inner circle of the Western Federation of Miners to murder Frank Steunenberg as part of a far reaching conspiracy The defense objects to broad assertions and evidence is presented from witnesses including C F Wayne J C Rice Ellis Ballantine and others detailing Hogan Orchard and Simpkins tied to the case The defense reserves its opening and Judge Wood cautions jurors while Haywood appears pale but says he feels well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Haywood
James H. Hawley
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Hawley
Steunenberg
Idaho
Darrow
C.F. Wayne
MeCormy
Caldwell
Wayne
7. W. McCue
Stounenberg
John C. Rice
Cue
Thomas Hogan
Orchard
Steounenberg
Rice
Hogan
Aho
Harry Orchard
Richardson
Mice
Ellis
Steunenberg Place
Ballentine
Ballantine
Baratogr
Nullan Steunenberg
Simpkins
L. J. Bowman
Saratoga Hotel
Howman
Simmona
Russell
California
Steve Dempsey
Simmons
Wsetern Federation
Peter Breen
Silver Bow County
Montana
Western Federation
Butte
Breen
Bar of Justice
Clarence
Chicago
Edmund F. Richardson
Edgar Wilson
Wilson
Darow
Seago
Fred Miller
Fortunate Texan Promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Dalas Texas resident Mr E W Goodloe at 107 St Lou is street says in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr King New Life Pills and none laxative before so effectively disposes of malaria and biliousness They do not grind or gripe available at W L DeLano’s drug store for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Goodloe
St. Louis Street
Dalas
Texas
Dr. King
W. L. DeLano
How to live on 15 cents a day diet
Article extols frugal living with economy in eating to benefit both mind and body. Mentions a neo health product described as Hollister Ttochy Mountain Tea. Noted price 35 cents for tea or tablets from Linn Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Drug Co
Haight Sues P & Co for Injuries in Junction City Suit
E. G. Haight files against the Pennsylvania Company in circuit court claiming damages for injuries suffered October 6 1906 while working as a helper to the hostler at Junction City. He alleges a gravel engine struck him causing a broken arm and nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Haight
Eircuit Court
the & P Co
Junction City
Smith boasters of five wives and many children
Salt Lake, Utah May 30. Joseph Smith, president of the Mormon church, spouts unusual funeral orders. Flowers at funerals are wasteful, music should be hymn only, physicians and nurses unnecessary, nature should take its course, husbands urged to take another wife. At Mrs Woolley’s funeral he told the husband to wed again to care for his home. He boasted of notoriety and repeated provocative remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
George E. Woolley
Smith
Taft Speech At Miller's Meeting In St Louis
In St Louis on Memorial Day Taft addressed Miller's National Federation about recent instances of national altruism. He argued US actions in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines demonstrated imperial restraint and civil governance, noting costs and upcoming constitutional steps in the Philippines. He predicted tariff effects and longer term gains over decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Miller’s National Federation
Taft
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Spain
Reublic
Aguinaldo
Philippine Commission
National Assembly
McKinley
Altruistic policy urged for Atlantic islands’ growth
The speaker argues for increased expenditure to assist the islands and expand their own business, noting the substantial outgo from the U S while incomes to Americans from the islands remain small. The plan hinges on maintaining generous aid and opportunities to foster prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Illness of Haywood delays murder trial
Boise June 1 The Haywood murder trial was paused as the prisoner fell ill from poisoning and received opiate relief. Doctors say the case is not serious and he may return this afternoon. adjournment to Monday at 11 am followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Haywood
Wheaton Ward Birth and Local Business Notes in Eugene
In Bigene on June 3, 1907 Elbert J Ward and wife welcomed a son. A Ballard Horehound Syrup advertisement touts a cure for coughs bronchitis and influenza while Linn Drug Co and engineer Simon Klovdah report a Willamette Valley line survey route from Blue River through Eugene with minimal rock work. EB J Frasier sold 1150 acres southeast of Eugene to Jonathan Johnson for 17250 and previously sold 330 acres near Eugene for 13226, underscoring Johnson's belief in Eugene's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigene
Elbert J. Ward
B. B
Byhalia
Linn Drug Co
Simon Klovdah
Corps of
Willamette Valley Company
McKengzle River
Blue River
Blue River City
Gate Creek
EB. J. Frasier
F. B. Dunn
Eugene
Jonathan Johnson
Washington
Mr. Frasier
Whitney
Mr Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Oregon Wins Tri-State Track Meet in Seattle
Oregon defeated Washington and Idaho by 73 to 29 to claim the Northwest championship for 1907 at Denny Field. The meet featured McKinney’s shot put boom to 46 feet tying the world intercollegiate mark, with multiple throws beyond 45 feet and Zacharias boosting the Pacific Northwest hammer record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Denny Field
Eugene
Washing
University of Oregon
Northwest
McKinney
Pacific Coast
Beck
Yale
Zacharias
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Dominates Meet with Fast Times and Strong Field
Oregon athletes headline a coast to coast showcase as Reid wins the 440 yard dash in 41.7 seconds over Washington and Idaho rivals. Edmunson and Mathews chase wins in the half mile and mile amid a fast 2:01 time, while Oregon claims victories in sprints, hurdles, and field events, earning praise as the era's strongest Western team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Oregon
Edmunson
Idaho
Wills
Washington
Parker
Dodson
Mathews
Verton
Wood
Oregonians
Moores
Kelly
Obertauffer
Hall of Washington
Beaver State
Eastern College
United States
Hall
Vernon
Kuykendall
Smith
Huston
Armstrong
Oreson
vaule—Holdman
Moullen
Scholes
Holdman
Cooper
McKinney
Rants
Zacharias
Hug
Woolen mill workers gain dining and recreation rooms
Hon T. B. Kay has provided two dining and rest cottages for 120 workers at the woolen mills. The spaces offer separate male and female areas, are well lighted, ventilated, and sanitary with linoleum floors, radiators, and plans for pictures and reading material. Coffee may be brewed in winter, and the initiative may spread to the Eugene mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Kay
Kay
Mayor Lane Re-Elected Amid Tight Portland Primary
Portland voters re elected Mayor Lane by a slim margin as precinct results favored Lane over Devlin by about 650 votes. Republicans won council seats overall with J C Tte All and Robert Balt ton noted in First Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Mane ™Ie Lane
Ree Hany
Thomas Devin
M. J. P Sgriscoll
George Cellars
John Annand
Robert
Achise Bay
Devlin
Lane
Republican
Real Estate Transfers Pages From County Clerk Office
Daily notes list numerous real estate transfers with buyers, sellers, sections, townships, ranges, and prices. Notable entries include W. M. Brundet ax to LL P. Jobe son for 45 acres in section 23, Andrew P. Cowdrey to MB Rankin for 173.99 acres, Maurice Moore to Chase Barnard adjoining Eugene on the east for 10 acres, and Bank of Cottage Grove to Frank Jordan for 120 acres. Several entries note prices from hundreds to thousands of dollars and multiple lots in Packard's addition and Zumwalt's addition in Eugene, Oregon Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Washburne
W. Ht. Bow
J. Bow
W. M. Brundet Ax
LL. P. Jobeson
Lucy M. Wooten
P. Knox
Dow
Hans Martinson
A. A. Lee
S.r
Ida Simmons
F. G. Kno
Andrew P. Cowdrey
MB Rankin
Hans N. Jensen
Hans Larses
John Davies
William Bartle
Packard
Eugene
Fred Hackley
P. P. Cogaard
W. R. Lord
Rowland Fox
Maurice Moore
Chase Barnard
Eugene O
J. W. Shumate
James & Kennedy
R. le
Lena Tunison
James FP. Baker
Co. P. Barnard
F. G. Young
John Moore
Ben Peterson
Peter C. Oleon
Gaone I. & P. Co
Springfield
M. M. Rice
C. C. Ashley
Fred Fisk
George McGowan
J. F. Robinson
J. W
Ad & Eugene
Clarence L. Winter
LD Hyland
A.r
Carlton C. Myers
James Mnishts
Zumwalt
Irving
S.r. Dw
C. Cole
Mary Briges
Cole
Marcola
T. D. Linton
David Thompson
David Griggs
Honore Pal
Bank of
Cottage Grove
Frank Jordan
James H. Hawley
T. B. Stewart
L. L. Woods
Stewart
Geo. R. Gilson
J. T. Talor
Circuit Court
Loulse Bradford & Co
Ge A Jennings
Clinword Edwards
Lee M. Travis
J. Hawke Hill
Thos
W. Pol
J. M. Nicholas
Pls
Seven Loggers Drowned in Payette River
A Boise dispatch reports seven loggers drowned while attempting to land above the rapids in the Payette river about twelve miles above Garden Valley. Two boats were swamped. nine other occupants reached shore after a strenuous effort. The drowned are Bert Ure Mel Curtis Joe Hamilton Tom Highland Frank Fitzgerald Dave McMillan and Joe Boden. A sixteen man crew for Idaho White Pine Milling Company was, in two boats, driving logs when the first boat was swept over the rapids and the second followed, also swamped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Evening Telegram
Boise
Idaho
Payette River
Garden Valley
Bert Ure
Mel Curtis
Joe Hamilton
Tom Highland
Frank Fitzgerald
Dave McMillan
Joe Boden
Letter Carriers of Lane County Organize Public notice
Rural mail carriers in Lane County met at Springfield and formed an association. Officers elected: President M C Davis, vice president BE A Tower, secretary J H Maxwell, treasurer J C L Wooley. Davis elected delegate and Wooley alternate to the state convention in Portland June 7 and 8. Attending carriers included R W Smith and R B Boyd. Banquet at the American Hotel followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Springfield
M. C. Davis
BE. A. Tower
J. H. Maxwell
J. C. L. Wooley
Portland
Messrs
R. W. Smith
R. B. Boyd
Eugene
American Hotel
Post Office
The Magic No. 3 Mascot and Local Legal Moves
A letter touts Electric Bitters as a cure for liver and kidney troubles from Cedar Grove Maine. Wynne Hardware sues Crystal Consolidated Mining for multiple debts totaling 517. (269.70 76.78 159.88 115) and Blodgett deeds 16 199 acres to Booth Kelly Lumber. UK news notes Irish bill rejection and Portland lodge delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Haris
Cedar Grove
W. L. DeLano
Wynne Hardware Company
Cottage Grove
Crystal Consolidated Mining Company
Bohemia District
Garman- Hemenway
Humble Testimonial for Ruckie's Africa Salve Heals Sores
John Barrett of North Mitts reports severe sores resisted all treatments until using Ruckie's Africa Salve. He says the salve healed the sores and made him a healthy man. W. L. DeLane, druggist, guarantees relief for piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruckies
John Barrett
North Mitts
W. L. DeLane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diamond Brand Shoes
West
Eugene Gun CO
Miller
Horn
Frederick D. Grant
United States Army
U. S. Grant
County Clerk's Office
John W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Booth- Kelly Lumber Company
Mr. Blodgett
London
House of Commons
Campbell- Bannerman
Nationist
Dublin
Eugene Lode
Grand Lodge of Eilts
L. T. Harris
A. C. Woodcock
Peter
Marx
H. W. Thompson
Julive Goldsmith
C. A. Wintermeter
Williams
H. A. Dupber
Minnie Croner
Gladys
Seattice
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