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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1907

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Haywood Trial Awaits New Venire of Talesmen

Boise May 22 The Haywood trial stalls as sheriffs and deputies rush to summon a new venire. Detectives for the defense seek two Denver men said to have sold records from the Western Federation of Miners files to prosecutors. The letters, from Caldwell by Jack Simpkins, allegedly show unusual intimacy with Haywood and Orchard. Defense admits federation letters exist but calls them routine. juror bias questions complicate proceedings.

Pdenver Western Federation of Miners Denver Jack Simpkins Caldwell Simpkins Haywood Orchard Federation

Wheat Prices Hit New Chicago Market Highs in May 1907

Chicago May 22 Wheat futures climbed to new highs for the 1907 crop as July options reached 1.02 3 4, September 1.04 1 2, and December 1.05 3 5 amid rainless Kansas and Liverpool market gains. Closing prices stood May 1.0, July 1.01 5 8, September 1.03 1 4, December 1.04 1 8.

Chicago Kansas Liverpool

More Street Cars Return to Frisco After Strike

San Francisco reports more street cars running today than since the strike began with no major disturbances. One shot was fired through a car window during the unrest, reflecting tense conditions but overall restoration of service.

San Francisco

Strikers Confident After Incident at Market Street

At Fourteenth and Market streets today a disturbance occurred but no one was hurt. The strikers remain confident about the outcome.

Market Streets

New York Port Strike Shrinks Exports by Nearly $5 Million

New York reporting a sharp strike impact as longshoremen walkout. Exports for the first full week of the stoppage fell by 4,944,880 dollars compared with the prior week, signaling substantial disruption to port business and cargo flow.

New York

Chief of Bureau of Standards Coming Lecture Tomorrow

S W Stratton chief of the bureau of standards in Washington will lecture to engineering students in the university chemical lecture room McClure hall tomorrow evening May 23 at pm. Public invited. Stratton formerly headed the engineering department at the University of Chicago before joining the government five years ago. Notarial commission of Geo Gross of this city filed with the county clerk today.

S. W. Stratton Bureau of Standards Washington, D. C Chemical McClure Hall Stratton Engineering University of Chicago

Wrecking of Southern Pacific Flyer Near Los Angeles

A Southern Pacific coast limited flyer was wrecked at West Glendale ten miles north of Los Angeles after fish plates were removed by wreckers. One man, T. J. McMahon of Santa Barbara, was killed and over twenty injured as the train, traveling 30 mph, plunged off a trestle. A $10,000 reward is offered. detectives have no clue.

Los Angeles West Glendale Here T. J. McMahon Electrical Workers’ Union of Santa Barbara Southern Pacific

J Pierpont Morgan Buys Hoentachel Collection

New York May 22 Announcement says J Pierpont Morgan bought for 1,000,000 the Hoentachel collection of carvings statuary and furniture. Experts deem it one of the greatest assemblages of applied arts and crafts. Sale was kept secret to avoid French government action to block departure.

New York J. Pierpont Morgan Hoentachel France

Stevens Again Touted for Northern Pacific Presidency

St. Paul May 22 The Dispatch repeats the claim that John F Stevens is to become president of the Northern Pacific rail road James J Hill denies knowing of any such offer from Washington and refuses to discuss or confirm the report

St. Paul Dispatch John F. Stevens Northern Pacific Railroad James J. Hill Washington Stevens

Witness Tells of Idaho Land Frauds in Conspiracy Case

Moscow Idaho May 21 Guy L Wilson of Clarkston Washington testifies for the prosecution in the North Idaho land conspiracy case. He was among the enterers who acquired land under the investigation of defendant Willam Dwyer and later deeded the property.

Moscow Idaho Guy L. Wilson Clarkston Wash North Idaho Wilson Willam Dwyer

Governor Swanson and the Virginia Fair Frosted by Poor Attendance

The James town exposition faces a frost as attendance lags and buildings stay unfinished. Governor Swanson remains a vigorous host, while a Lewiston National Bank link to funding and alleged agreement raises questions. Wilson testifies Dwyer paid land entry expenses and bank money, claiming perjury under oath in final proof filings.

Virginia Swanson Lewiston National Bank Wilson Dwyer

Steady Growth of Knights of Pythias Order

Portland May 22 The Knights of Pythias grand lodge elected officers for the coming year led by Grand Chancellor John M. Wall and Grand Vice Chancellor G C Moser The order reports a more than ten percent membership increase in the past year rising from 5445 to just over 6000 Oregon wide The slogan is Own your own castle hall pay no rent go into partnership with your own town The past year saw 25000 spent for castle hall sites across the jurisdiction The reports depict the order in an exceedingly prosperous condition with strong leadership and progressive developments

Portland K. of P. Grand Lodge John M. Wall Hillaboro Grancellor G C. Moser R. L. Neill Sumpter L. R. Stinson Salem J. W. Maloney Pendleton W. W. Smead Heppner H. A. Dunbar Eugene L. Frasier Independence W. L. Bradshaw the Dalles J. WH. Aitken Huntington Turner Oliver la Grande M. F. Davis Union Marion F. Davis Knights of Pythias Oregon Castle Hall Grand Chncellor

Miss Noffsinger Accepts Seattle School Post

Miss Ida Noffsinger, longtime Eugene public schools teacher and Patterson school principal, has been elected to join Seattle public schools at the maximum entrance salary. She will start duties around September 1 as Seattle opens its fall term. After six productive years in Eugene she chose not to seek reappointment here.

Ida Noffsinger Patterson Seattle Noffsinger Eugene University of Oregon

Officers raid Cruzan residence in Fairmount

Last evening about 8 30 officers received a tip that a disorderly gathering was at the Crugan residence in Fairmount. Mire Allie Crugan her daughter and son and her niece were taken to town before Police Judge Dorris for a disorderly house charge with court postponed to 4 pm for witnesses. The raid party included Chief Farrington night officers Cromer and Purdy and Special Officer Chas Cro ner. those causing disturbance fled in a cab toward Springfield.

Crugan Fairmount Mire Allie Crugan Nice Dorris Sen Springfield Farrington Cromer Purdy Chaa. Croner

Train wreck near Maysville leaves rear sleeper derailed

The rear sleeper of a Chesapeake & Ohio train from Cincinnati to New York ran off the track at Targe Creek, five miles east of Maysville. No details yet. All Maysville physicians have been summoned to the scene.

Maysville Chesapeake & Ohio Cincinnati New York Targe Creek Here

Polk County Hop Conditions Not Good

A Polk County dispatch to the Salem Capital Journal assesses hop prospects for the year as dubious. Some hop men call the crop below average while others deem it about average for the season. Large yards lack sufficient help to finish trellising and shaping fields after two spring floods, with Krebs Bros. reporting nearly 100 acres untouched.

Polk County Salem Capital Journal Krebs Bros John Burton Hirschberg

Jury to Try Schmitz Securing Jury in San Francisco

May 22 San Francisco officials race to assemble a jury for Eugene Schmitz. Coverage notes Jamestown exposition and a rumored British fleet withdrawal amid tensions with Admiral Evans. Oregon Development League plans Portland convention June 21 22 with universal newspaper and club delegation. Portland Nursery buys Pacific Nursery Tangent, absorbed by Portland Company.

San Francisco Eugene United States Jamestown Admiral Evans Jamaica Swettenham Davis Oregon Development League Portland Portland Nursery Company A. Joe Pacific Nursery Tangent Portland Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Talesmen Boise Sherif John Fisher Darrow Mr. Fisher Fisher C. P. Allen Mr. Darrow Frisco Geo. (. Gross Centemneri Kid Gloves Standard Patterns India Lonsdale Muslin Lonsdale Muslins Rio Boss Hart Schaffner Southern Pacific Flyer J P. Morgan Hill Road Claude A. Swanson Miss Noffsinger Sound City Cruzan Schmitz Rear Admiral Evans
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