Peabody and Orchard Meet Face to Face
Former Governor Peabody and Harry Orchard confronted each other in a Boise courtroom office at noon. Orchard recognized the former governor, trembled, and broke down as Peabody calmly greeted him and offered reassurance. Orchard confessed relief at not having killed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody and
Orchard
Boise
Peabody
Harry Orchard
J. H. Hawley
Ambassador Aoki Recalled After Japan Conference
A private cablegram reports Marquis Ito and elder statesmen met Foreign Minister Hayashi on Wednesday and urged recalling Viscount Aoki the Japanese ambassador. Ito and Aoki have been unfriendly for years, according to an authoritative source. The constitutional party adopts a revolution text stressing friendship between the United States and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marquis Ito
Japan
Hayashi
Viscount Aoki
Ito
Aoki
Tokio
Constitutional Party
America
Notable Calls for Peaceful Settlement Through Diplomacy
The text argues that incidents should not reflect the will of all, urging measured handling of questions to reach a just, intelligent solution. It warns against excitement over unlawful acts and favors a proper settlement via peaceful diplomacy.
Public Land Meeting Elects Garter Chairman
About one thousand Irans-Missouri state representatives gathered in Denver for a policy discussion on public land questions and potential legislation. Senator Thomas Carter of Montana was elected temporary chairman and cited the president’s stance on public range policy and possible reforms amid harsh rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Thin City
Thomas Carter
Montana
Roosevelt
Daily Notes from County Clerk's Office Real Estate Transfers
A long Oregon county transfer list details numerous real estate transactions and estates including H A Johnson to Hubert Cooley 900 dollars for two lots in Junction, 160 acres to Theresa Jackson from Elmer OBrien, and many more across sections and townships with prices ranging from 1 to 1000 dollars. Also lists marriage licenses with couples and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Johnson
Hubert A Cooley
Block 55 Junction
Elmer O'Brien
Theresa M. Jackson
J. D. Bristow
E. C. Cole
L. H. Potter
Rufus Robertson
Chas
W. Letson
Earl Parsons
P. Hoff
A. A. Baker
C. J. Gravett
L. H. Howe
Vance Howe
Alex Power
Chipear Wilcut
C. J. Miller
F. C. Coffman
Fairmount
J. T. Whitmore
W. E. McKibben
A. C. Woodcock
Guardian of Mott, Oral
Ivory Baker
B. F. Mulkey
Charles EB. Russell
C. P Barnard
Mulligan
East End
West End
Chas, Shaer
C. S. Frank
North East
Quester
Luther Elkina
Charlea W. Eberlein
Farl L. McNutt
Claire B. Willoughby
Simon P. C. Fleener
John A. Youngreen
Emma Soderquist
Dora V. Bowman
S.r
Co. N. Johnson
Fingal Dinds
Cottage Grove
W. H. Gossler
Henry F. Rhodes
Springfield
J. M. Frances
Andrew J Wood
Dow
William HH. Gossler
Esma A. Newell
Andrew J. Wood
M. Franela
State of Oregon
William Crawford
A. R. Se
Cc. P. Barnard
C. BE. Russell
A. R
Cc. L. Ackeriy
F. A Johnson
Florence
United States
Alexander Wood
W. B. Curtip
W. H. Morford
F. A. Milliorn
Steakley
Frank Redsecker
W. R. Dillard
Schenk
J. H. O'Mallory
Fred Anderson
Scott
Eugene
Blanton
W. A. Blanton
A. Sharples
E. W. Schenk
Ella Finn
Daniel Beck
A. BR
Holloway
E. J. Miller
Frank Woodruff
A. G. Mahar
Honore Palmer
H. Ty Dow
Samuel Templeton
George Templeton
J. A. Haines
W. W. Haines
Erie
John W. Blodgett
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Mayor Schmitz Convicted at Frisco
San Francisco report says Mayor Schmitz was found guilty by a jury of extortion last night and asked Judge Dunne for bail until sentencing on Thursday. The request was denied with the court declaring him a convicted criminal to be jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Schmitz
Dunne
Schmitz Convicted of Extortion by San Francisco Jury
A twelve man jury in San Francisco found May or Eugene E Schmitz guilty of extortion as charged by the Oliver grand jury after a short deliberation. The verdict followed informal and formal ballots with eleven to one in favor of conviction and was met with approval in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
Oliver Grand Jury
No bail denied for Eugene E. Schmitz in SF case
In San Francisco on June 15 Judge Frank H. Dunne refused the request for bail for Eugene E. Schmitz pending sentencing. Schmitz was ordered confined in jail until further order, with until 1 PM today to arrange his affairs ahead of the June 27 sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
Frank H. Dunne
Supervisors to Elect Mayor Then Appoint Acting Mayor
With Schmitz jailed the prearranged program moves quickly. The board of supervisors will elect a mayor from among its members, then a supervisor will resign, and the acting mayor will select a responsible citizen to fill the vacancy. That citizen will then be elected acting mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Federal Judge Postpones Case in Missouri Railroads
In Kansas City Judge McPherson called a case against Missouri railroads and postponed proceedings until tomorrow. An earlier restraining order against state enforcement remains in effect. Attorney General Hadley filed petitions in St Louis and Kansas City to enforce two-cent passenger and maximum freight rate laws, spawning a court conflict with the federal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
McPherson
United States District Court
St. Louis
Hadley
Parka
Circuit Court
Missouri
Coburg Recites Fourth of July Festivities and New Racket Store
W. J Baldwin reports strong opening for his new racket store in Commercial block and Coburg prepares a grand Fourth of July celebration. Planned amusements include a baseball game a tug of war between Wendling and Coburg mills excursions from Wendling fireworks and a grand ball at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J" Baldwin
Coburg
Wendling
Social Week Highlights At University Events
Mrs Frank Page hosted a Flag Day whist gathering with many friends. Miss Eva Stinson will present Mae Huff Smith in a graduating recital at the University School of Music. The University of Oregon 1907 commencement invitations are issued, with noted musicians traveling from Seattle Portland and Salem. Demonstrations included needlework afternoon at Mrs Cecelia Dunn and a song recital at Willard Hall, featuring Mulkey, Neal, Huff Smith and several standout performers.
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Frank Page
A. F. Titus
Julius Goldsmith
J. F. Titus
Robert Pratt
Frank Wetherbee
Claire Willoughby
David Linn
Goo
W. Briggs
Spencer
Wm. Alexander
G. W. Griffin
F. W. Osburn
Bryson
E. O. Potter
J. W. Hobbs
Lair Thompson
Lucie Abrams
Elmer Roberts
T. H. Gilbert
J. F. Robinson
Geo
O. de
Eva Stinson
University School of Music
Mae Huff Smith
Smith
Ella McAlister
Nina Nicklin
University of Oregon
Irving M. Glen
A. S. Kerry
Seattle
Cote
Wolleth
Banzer
Keith
Russell
Portland
LeRoy Gessner
Salem
Willard Hall
Mulkey
d‘Hardelot
Una Neal
Bohm
Louis Henderson
Moszkowski
Nellie Mulkey
Sue Hayes
Homer Te
Greig
Hammond May Huff Smith
Henderson
Prescott
Glee Club
Mr. Neal
R. F. Gile
Wim Kyle and Son
W. J
Florence
L. M. Hoselton
Crow
Young
Fall Creek
J. C. Goodale
Louis Johnson
J. J. Hess
John Buster
Jos. Fellman
Astoria
Dunn
Dorris
J. M. Martin
J. W. Shumate
O. J. Circle
Philomath
G. W. Cruson
Lebanon
Eugene
Joaquin Miller
E. R. Hollenbeck
Henry
B. K. Lawson
Company E
Cottage Grove
W. L. Whittlesey
L. B. Rowland
Turner
Nellie Smith
Eugene Matlock
Oregon Produce Co
J. J. Bush
Alberta
R. M. Donahue
Wells Fargo Express
Susie’ Barnard
Grants Pass
Mae Loomis
Seattle General Hospital
Ae E .C. Loomis
Bryan
W. Waddle
Junction
Eva
Acme
J. H. McClung
Sen
Wetherbee
Alma
Anderson
Salem Statesman
Ralph Moores
Salem School
Howard Bean
R. S. Bean
Eugene High School
Ye Day
Imsides
Malheur County
A. N. Moores
Salem and area residents visit Eugene on various tasks
In Eugene daily life shifts with Salem and Florence visitors and locals traveling to Portland and Cottage Grove for business and events. Many figures including professors, judges, and guardians attend university commencements while relatives visit kin, attend conventions, or pursue medical care and schooling in adjacent towns.
Local Guard Office Report Incomplete May Day Log
A garbled May morning note from Eugene references H. Rebmen and a guard force described as two feet long with a hundred big lus. The legibility is poor and details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a municipal or guard-related incident or note from the region west of Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
H. Rebmen
Duke Cher
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Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Public Land Meeting
Garter Chairman
J. Bowlsby
North Bend
Coos Bay
Cleve Jennings
Alliance
Jennings
Bowlsby
County Clerk's Office
S. L. Taylor Et
Geo. Rein W. D
H. Cushman
O. C. Stanwood
W. D
S. R
H. A. Lee
Alex Stewart
H. E. Stewart
Geo. Rein
Stewart
John Robinson
W. W. Tucker
N. J. Gelwits
J. C. McDonald
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
G. W. Liles
Pat
R. V. Hughes
Eliza Hight
Cox
Olive Read
Geo. McLean
J. W. White
Potter
J. P. Currin
Lula W. Currin
Currin Park
Geo. W. Norris
A. R. Tiffany
M. G. Evana
Olga J. Martin
Creswell
Jas
S. Mahon
J. A. Welbern
F. W. A. Crain
Anna D. Crain
Junction City
W. Winn
M. Wilhelm
Sees
S. R. Sw
Arthur Frazer
Samuel Minturn
University Ad
A. Sage Et Ux
Chambers-Bristow Company
Alao
Ada Winn
J. C. Winn
Mary Winn
Ella Grugett
M Wilhelm
M. Winn
D. C. Winn
J. R. Boyd
F. A. Leiter
Thomas H. Ellis
W. W. Calking
C. P. Marshal
Jas. P. Land
Anias
C. P. Marshall
F. A. Marshall
Thomas Gray
Pearl J. Wiscarson
Lizzie Paschalle
Cole
Marcola
T. K. Verger
Paul Paschelle
R. Lw
Geo. C. Beebe
Rockwell E. Abby
Margaret E. Kopp
Geo. W. Cochran
Kitson
J. BE. Noland
M. M. Dobbins
J. EE. Noland
J. E. George
Ellen McCornack
Emily A Gilkey
W. G. Davie
Alexander Stewart
Jon
Strome & Son
Atock
Frederick E. Harris
Carrie Friendly
S. H. Friendly
John H. Seaver
Alice Stewart
J. R. Yates
James A. Kirby
Anna B. Wald
Fred Wald
John Clarence Morsa
Lancelotte D. Frit
B. F. Keene
Frisco
Eugene KB Schmitz
George McMorran
Oak Street
E. C. Hughes
M. F. Griggs
Allene Brong
Frank Hampton
S. H. Bingham
Nettie Kress
Jepp
Cecelia Dunn
Mesdames Eakin and
Jones
Mesdames Abrams
Ross King
Wood
H. Veatch
Chambers
M. Veateh
Job
DuBruille
Briggs
Billington
Hall
Compton
Fisher
Wheeler
Campbell
Thompson
J. Jones
Johnson
Robert Gile
Benson
Hinds
Goodman
Walker
Wynne
Lurch
Richmond
Gault
W. A. Hemenway
Medley
Misses Currin
Hooper
Jennie Wood
Western Oregonian
J.T. Witter
W. H. Krels
Pomeroy
Wash
John Carman
Newport
Major Edwards
W. B. Scott
Leaburg
G. B. Dorris
E. J. McClanahan
Ora Jackson
J. 8. Carr
J. N. B. Fuller
Geo. W. Satterfield
Alicia McElroy
A. E. Jepp
J. R. Wilson
Ross Hunter
International Correspondence Schools
Wm. Landess
Ben Fenne
Medford
K. George, Jr
Cordwood
L. G. Brow
Dr. Brown
Christman
Blue Ark
M. Warren
Lawrences
Eugene, Or
Mohawk River
A. J Workman
Woah Ranch
Lee Hoselton
Oregon
Cigar Store
Jy Fresh
Floyd Vaughan
West Eighth Street
A. G. Holden
Willamette Street
Thorpe
Pear Street
Aly
J. E. Chamberlain
R. F. Pb
Springfield Farmers
J. F. Amis
West Seventh At
Madison Street
Portland, Or
Mia Ona LeRoy
Rosedale
Schneider Block
Hilpard Street
Campbell-Fellman Company
Warren Block
Lane County Abstract Company
Same
Gordon
Campbell] & Fellman
W. T Gordon
Tenth and
Olive Streets
Allen Fruit Company
Allen
Hollister
Weebl
West
Pel
Pal
Owders
Bo Eno
Amoun' Withou
Hecessa
Eration
County Turing
Eugene Terest
Stead
Portunis
Baran
Abou Mrvice
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