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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

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Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Major Rail Rate Cuts

Washington reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered nationwide freight rate reductions on transcontinental lines. A 20 percent cut was proposed for Seattle Tacoma and Portland to western points, while Spokane and Reno routes received established just and reasonable future rates. The decisions follow hearings last August and cover class and commodity freight with notable savings in the Pacific coast and intermountain regions.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Atlantic Pacific Portland Seattle Tacoma Oregon Idaho Montana Spokane Pacific Coast Inter-mountain Territory Reno

Foreclosure sale looms for Clara Morris mansion

White Plains N Y June 29 The old home end of Clara Morris the actress at Yonkers will be sold under foreclosure next month Miss Morris in private life Mrs Frederick M Harriott lies blind and dying of inflammatory rheumatism in the fine old mansion and her physicians say he will probably not live three days longer

White Plains N. Y Clara Morris Yonkers Miss Morris Frederick M. Harriott Les

Famous composer and court singer die together in Stuttgart

Stuttgart on June 29 reports Dr. Alaya Obrist, renowned composer and conductor, and Anna Sulter, a court singer, found dead together. Both had been shot. appearances suggest one was murdered while the other died by self-inflicted action.

Stuttgart Germany Alaya Obrist Anna Sulter

Showers Forecast Across Regions Tomorrow

Orecon warns of showers tonight or Thursday with fair conditions in western areas. In eastern portions fair tonight and Thursday, Idato forecasts fair weather with possible showers in the southeast, and Washington reports fair conditions tonight and Thursday.

Orecon Fair Idato Southeast Washington

New York Dog Saves Nine Lives Hero of East New York Fire

Nellie, a water spaniel, alerted a family of nine during a blaze that consumed a store and residence in East New York. The dog roused the sleepers, including a little girl whose night gown caught fire, saving the household from death.

New York Nellie

Three Drowned Bathing at Annapolis

News from Washington reports the recovery of the bodies of Midshipman M. Mason and G. E. Thomas and Mrs. Joseph Bowyer after a trip from the Naval Academy at Annapolis. They failed to return after a sail, and it is believed they were bathing when death occurred. Mrs Bowyer wore a bathing suit with a long cloak, Mason could not swim well, and Thomas is thought to have perished saving others.

Washington M. Mason G. E. Thomas Joseph Bowyer Naval Academy Annapolis

Roseburg Pioneer Woman Emily Autenrieth Dies at 62

Roseburg Oregon June 28 Mrs Emily Autenrieth aged 62 a longtime Douelac county resident died after an illness of less than two hours She was born in New York crossed the plains at age four locating at Jacksonville Or in 1291 she later moved to Roseburg Survived by two daughters Mrs Dexter Rice and Mrs George Halter of Roseburg one brother F Pr Pimale of Portland and two sisters Mrs Minerva Armstrong of Jacksonville and Mrs Thomas Kaminis of Baker City Funeral arrangements have not been made.

Roseburg Emily Autenrieth Douelac County Autenrieth New York Plains Jacksnville Dexter Rice George Halter F. Pr. Piimale Portland Eistern Minerva Armstrong Jacksonville Thomas Kaninis Baker City

Bets on Johnson Fight Ends in Seven Rounds

Chicago report says Louis Houseman, a former sporting writer, wagers 10,000 at 1 to 10 that Johnson will last less than seven rounds in the Reno bout. He offers 16,000 to 100,000 for friends. Reno crowd expected to see Jeffries in action for Governor Dickerson’s edification. Johnson runs nine miles this morning as wagering swells.

Chicago Louis Houseman Today Johnson Reno Houseman Hox Big Jeff Dickerson Nevada

State wins first depot test case at Lyons

Albany Oregon June 28 after two hours the jury returned a verdict for the state in the case of the State of Oregon vs the Corvallis end Eastern Railway Company the company did not comply with the order to build and equip a suitable depot at Lyons Judge Burnett fined the company 200 and costs the case seeks a 10000 penalty the verdict may be appealed A C Hough southern Oregon attorney and 1800 presidential elector plans to seek Republican nomination for attorney general

Albany, Or State of Oregon Corvallis & Eastern Railway Company State Railroad Commission Lyons Burnett State Supreme Court Corvallis & Eastern Company Railroad Commission Albany A. C. Hough Assembly

Taft Knox and German Ambassador Attend Baseball Game

President Taft Secretary Knox and Ambassador von Bernstorff were pictured at a Washington baseball game. The chief executive, despite heavy duties, enjoys the national pastime and is a keen fan, preferring a good contest to an official reception.

Taft Knox von Bernstorff Germany Washington Lie

Berger Bean Co May Build at Grove Stage Grove plans

The Berger Bean Hardware Co of this city may build a brick block and establish a branch store in Stage Grove. President F. J. Berger said plans have been considered for some time but a final decision has not been made. The lot on Wall and River streets near the Main street bridge was bought from R. L. Richey and the site lies at a key wagon-road crossroads.

Berger-Bean Hardware Co Stage Grove F. J. Berger R. L. Richey Wall and River Streets

Hyde Denied New Trial For Swope Murder

Kansas City June 29 Dr B C Hyde convicted May 16 of poisoning Col Thomas Swope the millionaire philanthropist was denied a new trial by Judge Ralph Latshaw. The attorney filed a motion to arrest judgment and the point will be argued next Tuesday.

Kansas

Browne Bribery Trial Jury Deadlocks in Chicago

Top Chicago report says Browne bribery trial jurors disagreed on a verdict in the Lori mer senatorial election case. Unofficial tallies indicate seven jurors favored conviction and five favored acquittal.

Chicago Lee O'Neill Browne United States Lorimer

Jury-fixing claim shocks Chicago in Browne mis-trial

United States Attorney Walman blasted the Browne mis-trial as the most flagrant jury-fixing seen, citing loiterers near the courthouse and across the street who allegedly guided jurors. He said three bribe confessors among four jurors and that the jury stood eight for conviction after 115 hours. A motion for a new trial was set for one week hence.

Chicago Browne United States Walman Criminal Court Wayman Metica

Wisconsin Sheriff Repatriates Prisoner In Statutory Rape Case

Sheriff Gus Derricks of Racine Wisconsin arrived in Eugene with Carl Larsen who was arrested on a Racine warrant for statutory rape. Larsen had been held in the county jail since his arrest and the crime is alleged to have occurred about a year ago involving a school girl from Racine.

Gus Derricks Racine Wis Eugene Carl Larsen Bown Derricks

Colonel Roosevelt to Confer with Taft Tomorrow

Beverly Mass June 29 President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt plan a conference at Burgett Point tomorrow with unsure participation by Governor Hughes Senator Ledge will host Roosevelt in Nahant tonight and may accompany him to Beverly The crops discussion mentions Barley with Russia leading and the United States second

Beverly Mass Taft Roosevelt Burgett Point Hughes Senator Ledge Nahant

Eastern Party 15 Three Days Races Entertained in Eugene

Twenty seven Easterners hosted by the Eugene Commercial Club spent four hours in Eugene praising the Willamette valley. The group toured Creswell, Osburn Grill, depot park, the University campus, Hendricks park, Skinner's Butte, and Pearl Street with views of the city and upper Willamette Valley. Dr A E Benjamin of Minneapolis called Eugene the finest city in the West before boarding the 4:45 train to Salem.

Willamette Valley A. C. Bohrnstedt Company Lane County Eugene Commercial Club Eugene Creswell Osburn Grill Oregon Geo. A. Dorris Depot Park Willamette Street Univy Hendricks’ Park College Hill Pearl Street Skinner's Butte Salem West A. E. Benjamin Minneapolis United States Europe

Big county fair speed meet opens with top horses

The county fair grounds host the largest speed contest in the county starting tomorrow and running through Saturday. Notables include Zolock owner N S Young Salem who will pace a record breaking run with a running horse. Calfornia entrants Yu Tu and Jet lock figure in the 2:25 trot alongside Portland Eugene rivals Padasha Dolly McKinney May Tilden and others in close races. Lord Sidney Dillon and King Lovelace contend in the 2:16 pace, while Zelina Capt Billy Hecta from California enter the running card.

Zolock N. 5. Young Salem Ambush Robert Robert Britt Chico California Yu Tu Jetlock H. B. Rutherford Padasha Henry Tillman Portland Dolly McKinney Ralph Clark Eugene Clark May Tilden McAlpin Albany Kirkland Zelina Capt Billy Hecta Les Galbrith

Senator Daniel Not Expected To Survive Long

Lynchburg Virginia June 29 Senator John W Daniel of Virginia is reported to have only a short time to live after illness. He has suffered a severe condition and medical authorities fear he may not recover. The veteran senator, known for his long service, remains in critical condition.

Lynchburg John W. Daniel Virginia

Local Leader Prostrated by Stroke in Lynchburg

In Lynchburg Virginia today a prominent figure suffered another stroke of paralysis. Doctors say death is expected within twenty four hours.

Lynchburg

Paving Plans Ahead In Eugene This Summer

Continued notes indicate extensive street paving in Eugene this year with a plant to prep material and several blocks on East Tenth from Willamette to Pearl and on South Willamette to be paved. Additional streets will be addressed as a rock crusher and suppliers like Carson Mathews Manerud & Co and Eugene Sand and Gravel Company ready to supply material.

Eugene Electric East Tenth Willamette Pearl South Willamette Pav Warren Construction Company Carson Mathews, Manerud & Co Eugene Sand and Gravel Company

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Ite Haa Martin A. Knapp Interstate Com Od Commission Lealdent Harrison Jeffries Jonson San Francisco Johnson Mosey American Press Association Berger Bean CO Grove Eugene Hardware Firm Hyde Swope Philadelphia Press Wisconsin Rusela and Eugene Bohrnstedt Osborn Grill Medford Coast Zilock Daniel J. W. Daniel
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