Roosevelt Bryan Confer Over Banking Plan And Tariff
Washington November 23 President Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan met for about thirty minutes in the White House. Bryan offered a banking plan to insure bank depositors against loss in failures, suggesting states could guarantee state banks. He dismissed broader tariff hopes, favored removing tariffs on newspaper print and wood pulp, and said no firm plan to push his measure existed yet. Bryan described the talk as pleasant with the president.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Congress
Roosevelt asks cabinet to curb federal aid for renomination
President Roosevelt sent a letter to his cabinet requesting that federal employees under their jurisdiction refrain from activities aimed at promoting his renomination. He labeled such action improper and discourteous to him, though the full letter’s text was not released.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Boy Shot At Principal Baughman
A disorderly scene near Eugene Oregon ends with 19 year old Spray firing a gun at Principal Baughman after an insult exchange. Spray was arrested on assault with a dangerous weapon and carried concealed weapon charges. bail set at 100 dollars. The trial adjourned until Monday amid insanity defense questions in Mrs. Bradley's case with witnesses from Salt Lake and supporters offering aid.
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Oregon
Eugene M. Spray
Principle Baughman
Fourth Street
Hallo
Bof
Spray
Mr. Baughman
Bang
Anther
Baughman
Justice of the Peace Court
Frank Snodgrass
Young Spray
Recorder King
Bradley Trial Testimony Reveals Brown Influence on Mrs Bradley
Albert R. Barnes assistant attorney general of Utah resumes testimony in the Mrs. Bradley trial. He describes interviews with Brown and notes Mrs. Bradley's distress and possible insanity on the Brown matter. Judge Henderson recounts advising Mrs. Bradley to stay away and the effort to secure a signed statement.
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Washington
Albert R. Barnes
Utah
Bradley
Barnes
Brown
Judge Henderson
Croner and Miss Briggs Wed in Eugene Home
At the bride’s sister home in Eugene last evening Charles F. Croner, a city fireman, married Miss Wieda A. Briggs with Rev. D H Trimble officiating. The groom is a longtime Eugene resident and many friends offered congratulations. The bride, new to Eugene, made warm friends during her stay. They will reside in apartments above the theatre block.
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Herbert Button
Eugene
Charles F. Croner
Wieda A. Briggs
D. H. Trimble
Herbert and Barclay Wed in Oregon Farm Home
At the bride’s mother’s residence near Junction City on November 20, 1907, Stanley D. Herbert and Miss Gertrude Barclay were married with Rev. McCaustland of Corvallis officiating. The couple, after a short wedding celebration, traveled to Junction City and then Eugene to stay at the Heckart home, before continuing to Philomath and then Oakland, California to reside.
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Junction City
Stanley D. Herbert
Gertrude Barclay
McCaustland
Corvallis
W. O. Heckart
Eugene
Heckart
Philomath
Oakland
Cal
Benner Lands Teaching Post In Lebanon Public Schools
Jos Benner who sold his interest in Eugene Transfer Company to J M Martin has secured a teaching position in Lebanon public schools and left for the city to begin work Monday. Senator M A Miller of Lebanon aided the move after knowing Benner's prior successful work in Linn county schools.
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Jos. Benner
Eugene
J. M. Martin
Lebanon
M. A. Miller
Benner
Linn County
Rogue River Electric Company to take over Condor assets
The Rogue River Electric Company has been organized to take over the property held by the Condor Water & Power Company including the dam and power house at Gold Bay and the light and power system extending through the Rogue River valley supply electricity to Grants Pass Gold Hill Central Point Medford Jacksonville and Ashland.
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Rogue River Electric Company
Condor Water & Power Company
Gold Bay
Rogue River Valley
Grants Pass
Gold Hill
Central Point
Medford
Jacksonville
Ashland
Foreign Gold Engagements Grow Steadily Today
New York reports engagements of foreign gold reaching 76.8 million dollars as of November 22, while London notes the United States buying 413 thousand pounds in bar gold and 200 thousand American Eagles from the Bank of England. Later European engagements lift the total to 79.15 million dollars.
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New York
London
United States
Bank of England
Europe
Enrich Spores Hangs Self in Dallas Jail Corridor
Telegram dispatch reports Enrich Spores, jailed for the murder of a squaw, found dead by hanging in the Dallas jail corridor early today. He left a note claiming no guilt and stating he was going to see his darling.
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Portland
Dallas
Enrich Spores
Lowell Items Reflect Weather and Local Happenings
Rain halts logging and farming work as residents debate national politics and immigration. Wilbur Hyland seeks missing cattle on Sour Grass range while a government telephone line may link Rigdon place for rangers. Rush Inland school plans an Xmas tree and recitations, Delp hosts a masquerade at the skating rink on Thanksgiving eve, Aunt Jemima serves countywide refreshments, and a Big Prairie horse is accidentally shot, ending its injury.
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Wall Street
United States
Lombard Street
London
Oregon
Immigration Bureau
Wilbur Hyland
Rigdon
Rush Inland School
Delp
Jemima
David Wilhelm
Big Prairie
Hazel Dell
Modern Woodmen Campaign Highlighted By M A Miller
State lecturer M A Miller of Lebanon toured Oregon lodges promoting Modern Woodmen of America as a benevolent order and insurer. In Eugene he spoke on Fraternity and Good Citizenship to a large crowd with State Deputy Simmons and District Deputy Pixley present.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Oregon
M. A. Miller
Lebanon
Eugene
A. O. U. W. Hall
Simmons
Pixley
Mier
Colorado Springs
Miller
Woodmen of
America
Eee
Margial
Woodmen
Sneaker
Woodmen of America
Senator Haines Bank Reopens For Business
Forest Grove report says Senator E W Haines bank opened for business today and is doing normal business. Portland note adds the bank resumed operations after a shutdown but offers no further details on the reopening.
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Haines
Portland
Evening Telegram
Forest Grove
E. W. Haines
Buried the hatchet in Oregon apple rivalry
The Willamette and Hood River apple raisers have buried the hatchet, with the battle described as harmless yet valuable. The rivalry benefited both districts and helped Oregon rise to the front ranks of apple production. The piece urges continued intense but friendly competition to drive the industry forward.
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Polk County
Willamette
Hood River
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Cottage Grove Club launches city clean-up crusade
The Cottage Grove Woman's Club inaugurated a cleanup crusade with a public meeting held Wednesday night to discuss best methods to clear trash and rubbish from streets and alleys.
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Cottage Grove
Hartje Wins Complete Court Victory in Divorce Case
Philadelphia reports Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje secured a complete victory as the Pennsylvania superior court affirmed the Allegheny court decision that refused her divorce. The ruling underscores the ongoing divorce dispute and its legal underpinnings within the state courts.
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Hartje
Philadelphia
Mary Scott Hartje
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Allegheny Court
Haftie Attorneys Seek Reopen Case Denied Over New Evidence
A petition filed by Haftie's attorneys to reopen the case on the basis of newly discovered evidence was denied. The decision curtails efforts to revisit prior rulings and rely on recently found information.
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Haftie
Cottage Grove News of Interest in Western Oregon
Local notes report F. G. Stiller buying the red front warehouse on Third Street for a creamery plant and nearby lots sold to H. C. Veatch. Mills handle ample traffic but money is tight. Lumber trains south carry railroad material for Oakland Cal wood preserving. A push to seek night station grounds policing from the Southern Pacific. Hobos and a single city officer strain to keep order. Frank King orders 1040 Combe pear trees on 11 acres east of the north railroad bridge. another farmer west of town plans 1000 trees on ten acres. Combe pears fetched 8.40 per box at New York fruit auction this fall. Roy Hastings and Van Eley, youths with firearms, shoot near town. Hastings’s 30-40 rifle bursts the barrel, fragment injuring Eby’s toe. Van rests home for a week.
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F. G. Stiller
Third Street
Main
Second Street
H. C. Veatch
Oakland
Cal
8. P. Company
Frank King
North Railroad
Coast Fork
New York
Roy Hastings
van Eley
Hastings
Van
Eby
Oregon
No legal hold on treasurer Steele in Oregon case
In Salem on November 20 authorities report no steps taken to recover 395000 dollars deposited by the state treasurer in Title Guarantee and Trust Company Bank. The surety company acknowledges only 100000 dollars. Governor Chamberlain seeks payment but cannot test mobility of Steele and bondsmen. The treasurer refuses to resign, leaving the matter in limbo until his term ends in about three years or the money is recovered sooner.
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Salem, Or
Title Guarantee & Trust Company Bank
State Treasurer
Trust Company
Chamberlain
Steele
Brown's Slayer Finishes Story On Witness Stand
Washington, Nov. 21. Mrs. Bradley testified about arrest histories with Brown on adultery charges and Brown's jealousy. She described alcohol abuse and quarreling, including an umbrella blow that knocked teeth out, and read letters naming "the priest" and others. Attorneys testified to attempts to arrange compromise in 1902, with Mrs. Bradley resisting.
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Washington
Py Brown
Thas
Brade
Bae Tetlere
Jory Sr Brown
Aueetn
Los Angeles
Bradley Brown
Bradley
Jeny
Society Happenings Of The Week In Eugene
A large reception hosted by Mesdames G. R. Chrisman W. P. Boynton and Mrs. J. N. B. Fuller at 1153 West Tenth Street drew about three hundred guests. University officials and faculty attended the evening reception with coeds as ushers and aides. The event featured elaborate floral decorations, dining rooms in Oregon colors, and punch served in latticed bowers.
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G. R. Chrisman
W. P. Boynton
J. N. B. Fuller
West Tenth Street
Chrisman
Hostezz
L. N. Roney
F. G. Young
C. W. Stafford
G. W. Smith
Cleire Willoughby
H. C. Mahon
S. P. Sladden
Co. W. Lowe
David Linn
Will Alexander
Oregon
Campbell
Winnifred Cockerline
Jessie Hurley
Rae Vogel
Mary DeBar
Lucia Campbell
Belle van Duyn
Vivian Holmes
Helena Robinson
Agnes Stevenson
Dimensions of the perfect woman
A New York sculptor and Justice Truax certify Miss Kathrine Bergman as the perfect F woman with measurements including 5 feet 7 inches height 147 pounds chestnut brown hair hazel eyes 24 1 2 inch waist 34 bust 42 hips and 17 2 inch arms She lives at Warwick apartments NYC and has been a model turned court witness amid a suit involving Sehartran Brothers and Raffaele Nelli Bergman emphasizes health through daily exercise breathing drills and a simple diet while noting her preference for modeling work.
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Truax
Supreme Court
Kathrine Bergman
Warwick Apartments
New York City
Miss Bergman
York
Fers
Sehartran Brothers
Raffaele Nelli
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