Standard Oil Files Answer to Suit Seeking Dissolution
Washington March 8 The Standard Oil Company filed in the supreme court its brief in opposition to the government’s bid to dissolve the company under the Sherman anti trust law. The defense argues preservation of individual citizens rights and that the business was lawful and not restricting interstate trade or pursuing a monopoly.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court of the
United States
Aeroplane Flights for County Fair Set
The Lane county fair plans aeroplane flights during September 21 to 24. A fair association meeting named chairmen for committees including Grangers exhibit C J Hurd live stock Amos Wilkins agriculture E M Warren horticulture H Rae Beebe woman’s department Mia KR McMurphey art Allen Eaton Oregon manufactures M Svarverud mining F J Hard school department Mrs C S Free land speed program H F Hollenbeck aeroplanes and automobiles Jack Rodman pavilion W E Wilmer and solicitor C M Young. A committee on wee was named and one or more flying machines may be brought for the occasion if possible. The Portland exhibition proved popular and a meeting of the executive committee is set for Thursday at the Commercial Club.
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Fair Association
C. J. Hurd
Amos Wilkins
E. M. Warren
H. Rae
Wee
Portland
The
Commerceial Club
Dr Hyde Granted Release After $100000 Bond
Kansas City Missouri March Dr B C Hyde charged with murder and attempted murder in the Bwope case was released from the county jail after furnishing a bond of 100000 dollars.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Bwope
Jake Schaefer Wizard of Cue Dead at Denver
Jacob Schaef er, former national billiard champion, died at his home in Denver today from tuberculosis. He was 65 and had held all major billiard championships during his career.
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Jake Schaefer
Denver
Jacob Schaefer
Schnaefer
Resolution seeks Supreme Court ruling on 14th and 15th Amendments
Washington reports that Representative Slason of Mississippi introduced a resolution urging the Attorney General to seek a Supreme Court decision on the validity of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. The measure cites Senate and House journals from the 9th through 41st Congresses and claims three-fourths of states did not ratify them. The AG would file copies of congressional journals and state legislatures with the court.
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Washington
Slason
Missisippi
Supreme Court
Sissona
Senate
House
Congress
Trains Routed Through Eugene as Repairs Continue
Eastern Ogden trains will use Oregon lines for a week until next Sunday when Nevada route repair is completed. Sixteen Central Pacific bridges between Ogden and San Francisco were washed out. two of the longest spans in Palisade canyon collapsed. Temporary woolen structures to replace them will be built while an army of workers and construction trains labor by day and night.
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Ogden
Oregon
Nevada
Central Pacific
San Francisco
Palisade Canyon
California
Pacific
Western
Oreadh
Commercial Club
Kasparilla Proprietary Remedy Ad Promotes Digestion
An advertisement promotes Kasparilla as a sterling household remedy for digestive derangements. It claims to stimulate the digestive system, improve appetite, and relieve sour stomach, bad breath, and constipation while easing headaches and backaches. Dealers are authorized to refund purchases. Parkland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Cummican Co
Parkland
Oregon
Cudahy Packer Attacks Western Exchange Bank Leader
Kansas City report says Jere Lil, president of the Western Exchange Bank, was attacked by millionaire Jobo P. Cudahy at the Cudahy home early Sunday. Lil remains in hospital with improved condition but no formal charges planned. Chauffeur John P. Moes, present at the scene, has not been located. Both Cudahy and Lil lie silent on details.
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Kansas City
Jere Lilis
Western Exchange Bank
Jobo P. Cudahy
Packer
Cudahy
Lillie
John P. Moes
Lijme
Lillis
Country
Evanston
Elm Ridge
Cudaby'’s
Ex Senator Platt Dies Sudden at 78 in New York
Thomas Collier Platt former U S Senator from New York and longtime Republican figure died at 3 45 pm in rented rooms on West Eleventh Street. Cause given as chronic and acute Brights disease. Burial planned in Oswego New York after funeral at Presbyterian church.
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New York
Thomas Collier Platt
Gustave Abele
West Eleventh Street
Frank H.tt
Oswego
Presbyterian Church
Hill and Harriman Interests Will Clash
The Portland Journal reports renewed right of way activity in the Malheur valley signaling an imminent clash between Hill and Harriman lines in Oregon. Hill aims to seize control of the Oregon Electric and may push into the Willamette valley and eastern Oregon, echoing earlier Deschutes river confrontations.
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Malheur
Hill
Harriman
Oregon
Oregon Electric
Willamette Valley
Deschutes River
Portland Journal
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Eu gene Testimonial
Eu gene resident L Bonney credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing a decade long kidney and back ailment after a fall. He recalls doctors misdiagnosing lumbago and says relief came quickly from the ads and continued use. Sold at W A Kuykendall's Drug Store for 50 cents. Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as U S sole agents.
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Eugene
L. Bonney
Olive Street
Dean
W. A. Kuykendall
Olin
Doan
er-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Welch Line Nears Completion At Salem City Fair Grounds
The Welch line is rapidly nearing completion with rails and ties laid at the fair grounds. Men work with a donkey engine to place the North Mill creek bridge on the Summer street extension, aiming to finish by the city council deadline.
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Welch
Fair Grounds
North Mill Creek
Summer Street
Salem Statesman
Paulhamus Addresses Fruit Men On Farm Organization
Senator W H Paulhamus of Puyallup Washington told Eugene Fruit Growers that local farming must be organized to compete. He cited his valley’s scale canning, fast shipping, and direct sales as lessons for Eugene and Lane County to build a cannery and reduce middlemen.
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Eugene
W. H. Paulhamus
Puyallup, Wash
Eugene Fruit Growers Association
Frank's Hall
Paulhamus
Puyallup and Sumper
Willamette Valley
Lane County
Puyallup and
Sumner
Siulea
Paulbamus
Puyallup
Express
Allen Cannery
Salem Fruit Growers’ Association
Marriages Recorded in Eugene and Portland Areas 1910
Notices show Charles Shirey and Myrtle Lee wed in Eugene March 6 1910 at Bryson's justice. Paul McIntosh and Ollie McIntosh married March 7 1910 at Congregational parsonage. Frank Burns and Effel Goff wed March 5 or 6 1910 with Wright officiating. couple to live Creswell. Walter Wilmot of Springfield and Lillie Lyons of Portland married February 27 1910 in Portland. reside in a North G Street cottage in Springfield.
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Eugene
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Charles Shirey
Misa Myrtle Lee
Paul McIntosh
Ollie Mclintosh
W. B. Pinkerton
Frank E. Burns
Effel Goff
O. C. Wright
Creswell
Portland
Walter L. Wilmot
Springfield
Lillie Lyons
North G Street
Supreme Court upholds Northern Pacific gateway rights
Portland, March 7. The Portland gateway case confirms Northern Pacific may arbitrarily refuse joint rates and through passenger routes via Portland to Tacoma and Seattle with Union Pacific and others. The ruling comes amid a long dispute with the Harriman lines over gateway closure. A 1910 agreement between Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Great Northern grants shared track usage from Portland to Puget Sound for 99 years, cancelable on 12 months notice.
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Portland, Or
Portland Gateway
Northern Pacific
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Union Pacific
Harriman Lines
Gateway
St. Paul
Billings
Mont
Val
Great Northern
Puget Sound
Harriman
Cudahy to be arraigned after hotel search tragedy
Kansas City March 7 John P Cudahy millionaire society leader faces arraignment in police court next week as details emerge of an alleged assault on Jere S Lillis bank president clubman and former friend. Mrs Cudahy claims a long history of brutal treatment ending in the violent confrontation at the Cudahy home with Lillis badly beaten while Cudahy and his chauffeur also attacked Mrs Cudahy. Police and hospital officials remain reticent about the case and Lillis’ exact wounds.
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Kansas City
John P. Cudahy
Jere S. Lillis
Cudahy
Coates Hotel
Country Club
Baltimore
Cuahy
Lillis
Cudahy Attack Case Stuns Omaha Resident
Kansas City attorney Cudahy and Joseph Lillis of Omaha faced a brutal scene at Cudahy’s home when Lillis was found severely injured after a knife attack. Police responded to a distress call from a woman witness hiding details. No statement given as investigation continues.
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Kansas City
Maren
V. P. Cudahy
Joseph
Omaha
Courel
Hamilton Rushes Work of Court In Multnomah Circuit
Judge Hamilton expedites the circuit court docket before the term opens. Cases disposed or continued include Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. versus J W Patrick, Blue Bell Medicine Co. vs O J Hull, and many money recovery actions. Several matters set for Monday, with dismissals and judgements noted, including a $123.91 award.
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Hamilton
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Corporation
California & Oregon Land Company
J. W. Patrick
L. F. Wooley
J. C. L. Wooley
H. A. Skeels
The
Blue Bell Medicine Company
O. J. Hull
Oregon and Southeastern Railroad Company
John Finn
Jennie Gillette
Treasure Gold Mining Company, Limited
Carl Travis
Robert Brownell
Sarah Brownsell
A. W. Morse
Recoer
Charles A. Endicott
R. DeArmond
H. L. DeArmond
W. W. DeArmond
H. H. DeArmond
Copartnership
Philip Riggs
Sunset Lumber Company
Pacific Light and Power Company
Oregon and California Railroad Company
George M. Jackson
Franklin T. Plank
Bud Kompp
C. K. Kompp
Pullman Company
Board of Equalization of
Lane County
Disston Lumber Company
Chambers Lumber Company
Sarepta Hamilton
James M. Hamilton
C. M. Densmore
Restorative touted to treat root causes of internal nerves
A historical notice emphasizes that tiny internal nerves govern heart and stomach vitality and warns against drugging weak organs. It credits Dr Shoop for focusing on root causes, touting Restorative as effective after short trials and noting local druggists sell it, with Yerington's Drug Store mentioned.
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Yerington
Cudahy in Trouble as Home Assault Scene Unfolds
Bryan Underwood rushed to the Cudahy home at Thirty Sixth and Walnut, where he found Lillis Prostrate and bound, while Cudahy, in evening dress, stood over him with a bloodstained approach. A chauffeur waited nearby as officers arrived. Lillis, 47, bank manager and clubman, cried of ruin.
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Bryan Underwood
Cudahy
Liliis
Luite
CudAddy
Underwood
Lillis
Jack
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Standard Oil Trust
DR. Hyde
Kasparilla
Platt
Bright
Frank
Edward
Harry
Charlotte
Sherman
Auterbridge
Mr. Platt
Hanne Moss
Mr. Lillis
Eary
Lilie
Alleer
Messina
Italy
Steilian
Switzerland
Dr. Bell
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