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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
1
Washington reports the treasury view now more encouraging than two weeks ago. The comptroller of the currency is shipping large currency increases to national banks with daily rises of new applications. Governor Gillette labeled conditions as stable and denied plans for a special session to extend delinquent tax payments.
In San Francisco on November 5, reports say the financial situation is improving. Money is coming in from London and major European centers, with expectations that the cloud over markets will lift in a few days.
Henry H. Warner was appointed receiver of the Arnold Print Works a major textile plant in North Adams Massachusetts. The firm employs about six thousand workers and seeks loan renewal to resolve its financial distress after failed loan renewals.
The steamer Oceanic, which sailed for New York today, carried almost $3,000,000 in gold aboard as part of a larger shipment reported by Southampton and the Navy.
San Francisco on November 6 reports the city’s financial condition very satisfactory and the outlook very encouraging, according to leading bankers.
The Trust Company of America and the Lincoln Trust Company reopened for business in New York after a bankers meeting at J P Morgan’s library. Edward King, chair of the trustees committee, issued a statement declaring solvency of the trust firms following the pressure.
The article notes the Trust Company of America and the Lincoln Trust Company outlining their strategy to satisfy all obligations. It emphasizes coordinated efforts to ensure liquidity and confidence among depositors and creditors amid ongoing financial scrutiny.
Kiel Nov 6 The boilers of the German schooner Bluecher exploded near Marwick today. Eight were killed and 22 injured. She is a torpedo ship with a crew usually totaling 260 officers and men onboard.
Gladys Van derbilt, youngest child of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt, now 21, has been placed in possession of more than 12 million dollars through court proceedings in the supreme court. She was not present as her mother, Cornelia Vanderbilt, stood discharged as guardian. the formal proceedings consumed only a moment of the court’s time.
The O R N will rush to completion of the new passenger station at Walla Walla after delays caused by a general shutdown order.
Overstocked with ladies and misses Union Suits from Jersey ribbed fleece lined to wool and silk trimmed. Prices from 25c to 2.00, featuring Ladies vests and pants, children’s ribbed undergarments, and glove-fitting designs in cream, gray, and ecru. Includes overstock reductions and bargain bundles.
Lane county shoppers can find best stock of suits and skirts at Hampton Bros. Prices range from 2.50 to 4.50 for mohair and striped skirts, with navy and brown options. Glove offerings include lambs wool and silk sateen styles, with ladies Lisle gloves at 50 cents and other colors and sizes.
A broad display of dress adornments promotes silk draw braids from 1c to 25c and narrow gimp and Persian bands from 5c to 75c. Ribbons fill yards of beautiful creations offered at pleasant prices. Pe collar bands with ruching decorate the neck, and fur collars praised for comfort priced from $1.20 to high grades up to $40.
Ladies' Coats in La Vogue line praised for style and workmanship. Prices range from $8.50 to $20.00 with abundant choices in stock. customers are urged to view current selections and compare quality.
San Francisco on November 6 delivered large pluralities for the good government slate. Mayor Taylor a Democrat leads with over 11 000 votes and Langdon the district attorney ahead by more than 16 000. Audtor and county clerk races remain uncertain while union labor candidates run ahead of their ticket.
New York reports confirm general results of the election. Guild is re-elected by about 105000 in Massachusetts, and both state houses are Republican. Maryland elevates Austin L. Crothers Democrat, with a Democratic legislature. New Jersey’s result is in doubt between Katsenbach Democrat and Fort Republican. Rhode Island re-elects Governor Higgins Democrat. Kentucky elects the entire Republican ticket led by Augustus EB Wilson.
Complete returns show Johnson the Democrat winning the Cleveland mayoral race with 45 339 votes to Burton’s 39 906. The Democratic ticket survives except for the police clerk position.
Salt Lake City election results show John H. Bransford, running as the anti Mormon party candidate for mayor, winning by the largest plurality in the city's history. Bransford leads a slate aligned against Mormon contenders, signaling a decisive political shift.
New York voters backed Tammany candidates over the Independence League Hearst faction and Republican fusion hopefuls. The city’s attention focused on the county race where the Republican ticket faced strong opposition.
Spokane reports that the trial of Steve Adams for the alleged murder of Fred Tyler began with the first witness Mrs Anna Thomas of Santa Idaho detailing Tyler's clothing and letters between Tyler and his mother showing correspondence to July 15 1904.
Chicago November 6 at a Commercial Telegraphers Union meeting it was decided to call off the strike of operators about 300 applied to the companies for reinstatement today.
Chicago reports three men arrested in an investigation into the slaying of James Allaway, a wealthy Los Angeles merchant killed by a burglar yesterday. The case centers on edging closer to identifying the killer and motive.
The pope is reported to suffer rheumatic gout believed to be triggered by walking on the damp grounds of Vatican City. Medical assessments note gout symptoms while awaiting further care from church physicians.
Independent forces backed by Jan W. Gerard carry the sweep against Tammany, while Thomas F. Foley defeats fusion candidate Max F. Ihmsen for sheriff. Ihmsen, linked to the Independence League, remains a key figure in the opposition landscape.
Louisville reports from 110 of 119 counties show Augustus T. Wilson leading S Wager by about 14,000 for governor. The legislature remains undecided, but Democrats likely hold a joint ballot majority, paving Beckham’s Senate victory.
San Francisco on November 6 reports latest returns showing Taylor with a clear plurality. The developing count highlights Taylor ahead of rivals as precincts continue tabulating ballots. Local officials caution results may shift with outstanding totals.
New York, Nov. 6 Raymond Hitchcock the actor who disappeared after being indicted on criminal charges appeared in court when demanded by authorities.
Nebraska voters elect M. B. Reese to the state supreme court on the Republican ticket by about 12,000 over a Fusion challenger as county results show shifting turnout from two years ago.
In thick fog at the Willamette mouth the steamer Bailey Gatzert struck and sank the dredge Portland. About thirty men were aboard the dredge areaes and escaped. one woman had to swim for her life but was saved. The dredge sank in three minutes and the Bailey Gatzert, carrying three hundred passengers, avoided panic despite bow damage.
Manila reports slow returns from the election with no province yet definitive. Indications suggest the Pro cresistas may have secured a victory as the vote tally proceeds in a quiet poll.
The actor Hitchcock appeared in court this afternoon under bonds after arraignment on one of six indictments, pleading not guilty. Paroled to his veterinarian, he was said to be nervous and pale, denying the charges and expressing intent to confront his accusers with public confidence.
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