10 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
1
Secretary of the Navy Meyer's reorganization plan meets resistance from top officers. Reported dissent comes from Rear Admiral Washington L. Capps, chief of the bureau of construction and repair, and Rear Admiral Eustace B. Rogers, paymaster general and chief of the bureau of supplies.
Cornel Uluffe Iowa March J C Mabray and thirteen associates were arraigned in U S court and pleaded not guilty to indictments charging wholesale swindling. Mabray and eighty or more defendants are accused of extensive fraud in fixed races prize fights wrestling bouts and related schemes across the country. About thirty others named in the indictment have been arrested and will be brought to trial. included are well known professional sporting figures.
Kansas City March 9 Jore Lillia is steadily improving after a kitchen knife attack by Cudahy. Blood poisoning was reported but doctors say there is no danger. it remains unclear when the patient will be moved to his home.
Paris March 9 The arrest of M Duez follows his confession that he misappropriated about a million dollars from church property funds he liquidated. The revelation shocks and hints at further liquidator involvement as Catholic Royalist opposition presses react before elections. The LAction Francaise mocks the accused and the government, using the case as a political weapon.
St. Petersburg reports Nicholas Tschaikovsky was acquitted today while Madame Areshkovalkova was convicted and sentenced to exile for involvement in revolutionary activities.
New York March 9 A consolidation of large scale automobile interests is believed under way with J P Morgan & Company financing the move. Morgan funds the deal after purchasing E M F Co of Detroit and naming Walter E Flanders to lead the venture for three years. Ongoing Detroit litigation will be terminated as part of the arrangement.
In Bogota on March 9 rioting follows a quarrel between the manager of the American owned street railway and a policeman. Anti American feeling is strong as a mob forces suspension and unrest persists amid clashes between authorities and workers.
A. L. Garford reports Taft’s view that he should be Ohio's next governor. The potential outcome and political implications are discussed as part of maritime party dynamics and state leadership succession.
A riot at the street railway last night escalated violence, driving the American manager to flee to the United States legation for protection. Authorities report ongoing tensions as residents react to the disturbance.
President Taft sent to the Senate nominations for the new customs court of appeals. Chief Justice Robert M. Montgomery of Michigan’s Supreme Court would be presiding judge, with associate judges William H. Hunt of Montana Orion M Barber of Vermont James F Smith and Marion DeVries of California named for the bench.
Washington March 9 Senator Chamberlain of Oregon and Representative McCredie of Washington introduced a joint resolution to appoint a commission of three senators and three representatives to inquire into the death of James N Sutton, a lieutenant of the ancient Macee cores at Annapolis October 1 907.
Washington officials filed a government brief opposing the Standard Oil Company as Supreme Court arguments near. The suits join similar anti trust challenges to large industrial combinations, with claims of unlawful restraint on interstate trade and alleged monopolistic power. Standard Oil is described as a holding company exchanging most capital for stock in other firms, while American Tobacco is cited as both holding and operating, with tobacco products sold and shops owned.
A practical unanimous vote by the sub committee of the house naval affairs committee today decided against bestowing any reward upon Commander Robert E Peary until he provides further proofs that he has discovered the north pole.
A Philadelphian who witnessed a child crushed by trolley wheels has patented a fender that may drop to the rails via a latch under the motorman's feet, aimed at preventing wheel contact with pedestrians.
Philadelphia March 9 The Baldwin locomotive works faced a major strike as several hundred workers did not report for duty. Union leaders claim around 2,000 are involved across departments, though the company disputes the figure. Quiet but tense, the situation follows a reported shooting on Frankford Avenue attributed to strikebreakers from St Louis. A ninth annual convention in Newcastle Pa urged arbitration and, if unresolved, a nationwide general strike by AFL affiliates.
Wellington Washington March 9 The battle of the snow and the rotaries on the Great Northern at this place bids fail to be ended tomorrow. The rotaries from the west will reach
Baron von der Hagen remains jailed in Hoboken New Jersey facing charges tied to alleged polygamous relations with nineteen wives. Prosecutors describe a complex case involving multiple marriages across state lines and possible bigamy indicators.
Wellington leads as conditions on the east side are less favorable than before, shaping the day's outlook and competitive dynamics for the event.
In Chicago on March 8, President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor called prohibition a failure and said he was not in sympathy with the movement. His remarks followed an invitation by optionists to speak, a refusal that thwarted their bid to secure his endorsement for a dry Chicago crusade.
A compact entry lists Chicago related timestamps and numeric codes: March 9 May 112 3-8 July 1071-4 September 1042-8 across multiple months, suggesting a ledger style record of events or references in a historical document. The fragment emphasizes place and sequence without explicit narrative.
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