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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
4
St. Petersburg marks the first anniversary of the imperial manifesto with peace, flags, and church services though many stay indoors fearing trouble. Troops patrol, some hose-cutting violence occurs, and a special Official Gazette edition grants religious freedom to Old Believers. Warsaw also reports a quiet day with police patrols.
Eight men arrested for the October 27 robbery of 188,826 from Cashier Hermann of the customs house were tried by court martial and executed today in St Petersburg.
A representative of the Associated Press interviewed Mary Baker G. Eddy at Pleasant View Concord N H and found her voice clear and strong with no sign of decrepitude. The New York World had alleged she is no longer head of the Christian Science Church or merely a puppet controlled by schemers over her fortune.
W. Adams and family arrived from Mountain View Santa Clara county and headed for their Mohawk valley farm they recently purchased. Adams, once a blacksmith in California, chose farming over the slate trade in Oregon. They shipped 100 bushels of potatoes by freight.
Hartford The National W. C. G. T U held its season’s work with officer elections. President Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens of Portland Maine. corresponding secretary Mrs. Susanna M. D. Fry of Evanston Illinois. recording secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson of Valley City.
Walterville notes report the McKengie ferry hauled ashore for repairs with crossing resumed Saturday night. Millican Bros. sold 75 cattle to Mr. Baker of Corvallia. Mamie Kanoff ill in Eugene worsened. Price left to be with her. Cedar Flat mill reopened after repairs. Shumate land sown to grass east of Hendricks Ferry. Dillard visited McKenzie River schools last week.
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