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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
3
Emma and Joe Brooke endure a tense moment as Emma pleads to avoid waking regrets while Joe vents a harsh temper. James Smith arrives cheerfully to interrupt the atmosphere, asking about dinner and easing the strain with his lighthearted demeanor.
In a homely scene, Jimsy spills a china cup while Emma scolds him for breaking china and jokes about his luck. The Orinoco’s minor damage is noted in the latest extra, drawing comments about the ship and the fortunes of Williams and his steamship line. Brooks frets over Williams’s continued good fortune amid broader financial tensions.
Emma Brooks navigates financial tension at home as Joe Brooks and Captain Williams clash over wages and ambitions. Williams defends earned money and control of the company funds while Joe vents discontent and hints at revolutionary ideas, triggering Emma’s worry about her marriage and future.
London dispatch reports the Budget's fate in the House of Lords next Monday with debates likely to hinge on land and liquor clauses. Observers note landowners' unpopularity and liquor interests’ rising or waning influence as peers weigh political risk and public mood.
Washington reports lawmakers may regulate football after rising deaths this season. The district commissioners, with corporation counsel, plan a police regulation approach and seek a bill drafted for congressional action if needed.
Mrs Ana cusia Stetson former leader of the First Christian Science church in New York was excommunicated by the board of trustees and her name stricken from the church roll in Boston. Separately two hop contracts filed with the county clerk reveal Ed Gomph and Wm Forrester agreeing to sell 8000 pounds each of the crop to the J W Seavey Hop Company at ten and nine cents per pound respectively.
Washington reports a tense scene after the execution of two Americans Cannon and Grace by order of President Zelaya. The state department stays reserved awaiting explanation from Nicaragua. Dispatches claim the men attempted to plant dynamite on Zelaya's troop transports. If they were prisoners of war Zelaya faces inquiry. if spies, U S action is unclear. Signs point to U S recognition of the revolutionists’ belligerency under General Estrada.
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