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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
7
Russia's Douma Opens In Winter Palace Session
May 10 reports recount the czar greeting deputies at Peterhof and the opening of Russia's first law making assembly in the winter palace. Deputies viewed palace routines, the emperors address spurred cheers, and telegrams of support poured in from Moscow Odessa and foreign sources urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouma
Oterspure
Russia
Fiffteen Tal
Tau Palace
V'Elock
Petersburg
Moscow
Odessa
Politica Sonets
Ry Mouromsieff
Aniphens
WPER Trust Officials Fined and Admit Guilt
Paul May 11. Minnesota officials of the Paper trust paid 100 in federal court for failing to answer questions in a government suit to reorganize. The action ends with a victory for the government as prices to consumers drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wper Trust
Ashington
Eral Moody
Trust
St. Paul
Cnt
Wiley Calls Teddy Only Man of Clay
Washington reports a senate panel deadlocked on canal type with a May 12 session. Amid discussion, amendments by Rayner Bailey and Allison shifted toward limiting court injunctions and granting commission decree setting. Final designation postponed to favor a level canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Teddy
Washington
Rayner
Jeand Bailey
Allison
Limita
Senate
Lanes Raid Town in Samar
May 12 report from Msaila says one dead and seven wounded after a band of Pulajanes entered Barrio Wright Samar looting burning houses and fleeing with twenty prisoners. Troops pursue as military plans consider possible China campaign and field marches with practice battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msaila
Ina
Barrio Wright
Samar
Balary
Pursa
Nithington
War Department
Railroad Men Face Contempt for Court Injunction
Chicago dated May 12 reports Tucker of the Central Freight Association testified that agents set rates by consensus and the attorney general will file contempt papers against association members for violating a federal injunction. The Interstate Commerce Commission overruled Standard Oil’s bid to exclude local testimony. Hibbs testified Standard ran a school to teach cheating, and machinists were bribed to taint rival oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tucker
Central Freight Association
Contet
Federal Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil Company
Hibbs
Standard Peoria
Standard
Earthquakes and Chinatown Site Sparks Frisco News
A 1:30 pm tremor lasting about three seconds shook San Francisco causing weak walls to fall slightly but no major damage. In New Chinatown the committee reports six Chinese prop erty holders reject Hunter's Point as a permanent site and the proposed location bounded by Sansome Front Pacific and Bay streets is under consideration. Chairman Phelan notes two million and fifty five thousand dollars are on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Committee On
Chinatown
Hunter's Point
Sansome
Front
Pacific and
Bay Streets
Phelan
Big raft broken on California coast reported
The schooner Eva arriving at Eureka reports sighting several logs believed to be part of the large raft sighted by the steamer Leggett off the northern California coast. The raft endangered navigation and was sought for a week. it is now likely broken up, removing the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eva
Eureka
Leggett
California
Turkey agrees to leave Egypt crisis ends
Constantinople May 12 Turkey has accepted England’s demands for evacuating Tabah conditionally The Turkish government seeks a mixed tribunal to fix the frontier and it is believed Britain will consent The crisis is considered passed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
England
Tabah
Paper trust is thing of past in open supply shift
Chicago May 12 The General Paper Company has advised all paper mills that it has withdrawn as selling agent and that the trade will be supplied direct Contracts will be filled by individual mills turning to direct sales and production teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Paper Company
Miners Return to Work After Resuming Operations
Wilkes-Barre Pa May 10 seven percent of the miners responded when the mines resumed operations today. No discrimination seen and old employees were rehired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbrake
Bituminous operators to meet miners in joint conference
Chicago May 10 bituminous operators agree to hold a joint conference with miners to discuss terms and concerns guiding the coal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Murderer Doomed to Electrocution in Ohio
Oliver C. Haugh’s motion for a new trial was overruled and he was sentenced to be electrocuted August 2 for the murder of his parents and brother in Dayton Ohio. A car of buggies from the factory advertised latest Be market styles and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Oliver C. Haugh
Standard Oil Dishonest In All Operations
E M Wilhoit a former Standard Oil employee testified at an Interstate Commerce hearing that the company ordered him to pay for information on competitors and ran an espionage system nationwide. He said Water White Perfection and Headlight were sold from the same tank and that he cheated but was instructed to do so, admitting to bribing railroad employees with checks and alleging railroad tariffs were reduced as gifts to Standard Oil by Santa Fe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. M. Wilhoit
Topeka
Standard Oil Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard
Santa Fe
Standard Co
Nine Ohio Treasurers Subpoenaed Over Oil Tax Hearing
In Chicago on May 10 subpoenas were issued for nine Ohio county treasurers to appear and bring documents for an oil hearing. The case is expected to show that all taxes for Standard Oil and its subsidiaries and supposedly independent companies were paid by a single individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio County
Standard Oil
Forest fires wipe out town in Washington state
Seattle May 10 Berlin a mining town on the Great Northern line 74 miles from Seattle has been completely wiped out by forest fires. Thirty families are homeless. Madison Hot Springs and Skykomish are reported burning and special trains are being sent to carry firefighters to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Berlin
Great Northern
Madison
Hot Springs
Skykomish
Rewards Split for Desperado Frank Smith Capture
Oregon officials and Marion Clackamas counties divide a 1500 reward for Frank Smith. Harry Draper gets 275, and three officers receive 50 each. The remaining 2600 is shared among many residents of Canby Salem Woodburn Portland Oregon City Milwaukie New Era and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Ding iv
J. H. Scott
Culver
Marion County
County Court
Clackamas County
Council of
Frank Smith
Harry Draper
Smith
New Era
Jd. M. Culver
George Morden
Andy Vaughan
Deane
Mrs. Hratten
Canby
Haurry Minto
Salem
John Doe
Woobburn
Woodburn
Frank Snow
Portland
Sam Downey
John Cordano
J. K. Graham
J. F. Deyoe
Charles E. Burns
Charles Ely
J. H. Slattery
William May
J. K. Morris
KR. Forsberg
E. C. Hackett
C. Cross
Jack Jones
Ed Bechner
H. Cook
D. C. Boyles
C. A. Frost
Gus Winesett
Frank Hendricks
H. W. Trembath
T. F. Ryan
J. H. Reid
Milwaukie
David McArthur
David McArthur, Jr
G. P. McNamee
Stani M. Crimp
Bert Willard
L. Ferguson
Holy Roller Creffield Killing Sparks Legal Debate
A Seattle murder involving Creffield and the brother of a woman under his control prompts Portland District Attorney Manning to defend vigilantism as a last resort. Manning argues no statute covers the case and moral outrage justifies taking the law into one’s own hands, reflecting disturbing views on justice and debauched families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Roller
Seattle
Manning
Portland
Creffield
Mitchell Paid to Kill Greffield Intercity plot alleged
Seattle May 10. Prosecuting Attorney Deckres presents evidence that George Mitchell was paid by an organized band of citizens from Corvallis and Portland to murder Creffield, the Holy Roller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Deckres
George Mitchell
Corvallis
Portland
Creffield
Holy Roller
Mountain of Gold Fails to Ease Wisc Woman's Suffering
Mrs. Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin endured 23 years of leg sores until a 2 cent box of Backlen's Arnica Salve cured the wound. The ad touts the product as the greatest antiseptic healer for piles wounds and sores, urging readers to try it at De Leno's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Wilke
Caroline, Wis
de Leno
Site Selected for First New Sawmill in Mohawk Valley
C Arnel of Marcola announced to the Guard that the first new sawmill site and spur right of way from the Wendling branch toward the mill are being prepared on con oy's land west of Arnel's residence. He recently purchased 210 acres adjoining his farm for 270 dollars, part farming and part timberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arnel
Marcola
Southern Pacific Company
Mohawk Valley
Wendling
Conoy
J.arnel
J. Arnel
F. Ong
Champoeg Historic Site Proposed as National Park
Matthieu urges the preservation of Champoeg on the Willamette as a national park. He notes his 1843 convention survivor status and says the state has title to three surrounding acres and requests purchase of at least ten more for perpetual preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champoeg
Willamette
F. X. Matthieu
Matthieu
Oregon Country
United States
Notable Deaths and Displaced Events Across Nations
Mrs. Jefferson Davis lies near death in New York aged about 80. Firemans Fund vault in San Francisco destroyed by falling girder. policies and records wiped out. Spier, Rogers confidant, likely died by his own hand, not burglary. Wheat cornerer Leiter suspended from Chicago Board of Trade. Pardee resists extra California legislature until relief bills decided. Pendleton dispatch notes Shipped horses to Alberta for range stock. Gorky in New York foresees Russian revolution and ridicules constitutional plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
New York
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
San Francisco
Dutton
Pendleton
W. H. Babb
Alberta
Canada
Union Pacific monthly earnings show surge in March
March figures for Union Pacific report gross earnings of 85,106,015, expenses 2,900,027, net 2,196,985, up 527,111 from last year. A small machine was found under Governor Folk’s window in Jefferson City, Missouri, suspected crank activity with no arrests. Edwin E. Greenfield, Philadelphia banking house head clerk, is jailed for alleged $100,000 embezzlement. Senator A P Gorman in Washington gravely ill after months of grip. Canadian Pacific train robbed near Kamloops. seven registered letters seized, but $40,000 in mail sacks left untouched. reward offered. Oregon fish wardens report Chinook fry and silversides tallies and steelhead catches. Democratic state central committee elects Judge Alex Sweek as chairman and Ryan as secretary. San Francisco fire losses prompt immediate payout from insurers, who plan higher Western rates to recoup costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Folk
Jefferson City
Canadian Pacific
Kamlocks
B. C
Yaquina
Alsen
Life in Refugee Camp Pressured by Weather and Fire
San Francisco on May 12 reports a chilling wind and dust making refugee life uncomfortable and hazardous. Crowds of sightseers, mainly women, watched as authorities ordered immediate concentration of camps. Cantonmount barracks roof fire caused panic among refugees. soldiers put out the blaze after confinement. The legislature’s special session group plans to include wharf rebuilding and waterfront fire protection in relief measures and to fund National Guard costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidio
San Francisco
Joint
National Guard
Railroads report labor scarce near Oregon camps
Reports from railroad camps along the Snake and Columbia rivers say more men are available for work than in early April. Few applicants come from San Francisco, and many laborers cannot endure camp life. Eastern gangs arrive, but some take transport then desert. Harvest season will draw farmers to the camps, so recruiters aim to gain headway now before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Snake
Columbia
San Francisco
Bay City
Death of a former Lane County resident
James Baker an Oregon pioneer and former Lane county resident died at the home of Martha Baker in Burns Harney county on April 27 of paralysis. He was 73 and unmarried. A respected Burns citizen, he came to Oregon from Illinois in 1852, lived in Lane county briefly, then moved east to reside until death. Survived by BE D. Baker of Burns and Mrs M T Awbrey of Eugene. Funeral held April 28, interment Burns cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
Oregon
Lane County
Martha Baker
Burns
Harney County
Ilinois
BE. D. Baker
M. T. Awbrey
Eugene
Burns Cemetery
Work on gravel bed spur held up
J B Eddy right of way agent of the 8 P Co spent last night in Eugene and visited Coborgs this morning He told a Ginard reporter that the San Francisco fire has delayed the building of a spur and trestle to the gravel bed across the river from the old tannery but he believes work will be finished before summer end The fire has delayed much improvement and new line work for the air lines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Eddy
8. P. Co
Eugene
Coborgs
Eddy
Ginard
San Francisco
Hadley Estate Inventory Filed with Probate Court
B Eakin, representing the estate of Henry G Hadley, has filed an inventory with the probate court. The personal property is listed at 9049.25 and real property brings the total to 17,339.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Estate
B. Eakin
Henry G. Hadley
Probate Court
Workmen join Union at Portland street lines
Over 500 of the 700 workers on Portland local street car lines have joined the union despite an official order forbidding them to do so. The move highlights tension between labor and management amid a wider organizing push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Union
Strike Collapse in Rome and Naples Reopens Work
The strike here is over with workers returning to work in Rome. Naples strikers have also resumed duties, ending the disruption and allowing normal operations to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Naples
Carl Schurz Still Lives
Carl Schurz remains alive as of May 12 in New York with the 19th century phrasing noting he will live through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schurz
New York
Bridge Laborers Strike at Springfield Over Wages
About twenty men building the Southern Pacific bridge across the Willamette at Springfield quit work demanding 5 cents more per day. Engineer Vreeland offered 2.25 dollars, but most refused. A few returned, the rest held out. Freeland wired Portland for more men. with new arrivals, he expects only a short delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Willamette
Springfield
Vreeland
Freeland
Eugene
Portland
Breitenmiller recounts assault at Wendling logging camp
Thomas Breitenmiller, a German worker from Portland, was beaten after disputing wages with the camp foreman Bush at Booth-Kelly’s Wendling camp. He regained consciousness Wednesday and plans to press criminal charges. He was previously unconscious after the Monday evening attack while operating a donkey engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Breitenmiller
Booth-Kelly
Wendling
Breitenmiller
Portland
Bush
Democrats Call for Joint Canvass Across Oregon Cities
The Democratic ticket invites Republicans to join in a sequence of joint canvasses at multiple towns and times. Meetings listed include Central School house and Junction City on May dates, Creswell, Goshen, Pleasant Hill, Jasper, Springfield, Whurston, Coburg, Ping Yang, and Eugene through early June 1906, with L. M. Travis as Democratic Central Committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School House
Junction City
Lee
Cottage Grove
Creswell
Pleasant Hill
Jasper
Springfield
Whurston
Coburg
Ping Yang
Eugene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesin
Chambers
Supreme Court
New Chinatown
Egypt
Holy Roller Creffield Killing
Mitchell
Greffield
Joseph Leiter
Chicago Board of Trade
Charles LD. Spier
H. H. Rogers
Spier
Pardee
Gorky
Edwin 8. Greenfield
Banking House of Harrison, Snyder & Son
Philadelphia
A.P. Gorman
Maryland
Democratic State Central Committee
Alex Sweek
Mr. Ryan
Cantonmount
Ihe
Eugene Hospital
Goshen
L. M. Travis
Democratic Central Committee
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