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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
1
Dayton Ohio September 12 There was excitement on the second day of the Republican state convention as Senator Dick faced a motion to resign his state chairman post. The motion failed 575 to 285 though opponents did not seek unanimous support. Foraker defended Dick from the platform. The convention adopted a tariff revision plank and no resolution endorsing Foraker for president was offered.
In St Paul Oregon a drunken brawl among Astoria roughs in a hopyard crowd led to a saloon shooting. One man was killed and another dying. three others were seriously injured. Marshal Krechter is dead and Sheriff Culver pursues the assailants as more trouble looms.
Portland dispatch reports the Mays case is nearly finished with jurors set to hear the closing arguments and the jury will retire for deliberations at midnight. The proceedings focus on the trial's final phases and potential verdict.
Paul Stensland, taken aboard the Prince Adelbert at Tangier, is sick and nervous, watched after an attempted suicide and deprived of a knife at meals. He claims a plot against him as indictments for forgery multiply in Chicago with twenty returned, others awaited.
St Petersburg dispatch notes peasants in the Ural district arming against tax collection while troops are deployed. Social democrats told they cannot hold nominating conventions for the next Duma. Czar appoints Sakomelski to command Fifth Army Corps to suppress terrorists. he previously pacified Sebastopol after mutinies. Also, baseball scores show Portland 4 San Francisco 3 and Los Angeles 7 Oakland 3.
Washington and Havana消息 indicate U S actions over Cuba with naval shifts. Major E Ladd sails for Havana on leave to handle private interests while the Des Moines, Denver, and Marietta receive orders toward Cuban waters. Havana buzzes with rumors of a full fleet and rebel successes as Palma struggles to control the crisis.
Constable Plank returned from Marcola with the shotgun stolen from C. D. McBee at Irving. The gun was identified and John Wallace, at whose house it was found, will be arrested.
Seagirt N J September 11 The National individual match the last of the big rifle tournament was held yesterday. Lieutenant Theodore H Dillon of the United States Engineer Corps won the 1000 first prize with 313. First twelve prizewinners include Lieutenant Dillon Second Mumma Second United States Cavalry Private Bass Montana WI Captain Cavanaugh United States Cavalry WI Corporal Jackson Oregon D Sergeant Ogistini Porto Rico Infantry Captain Lyman United States Marine Corps Sergeant Corbett New York Lieutenant Silvester New Jersey Captain Tewen New Jersey Sergeant Scott United States Marine Corps Sergeant Hersch Montana. Jackson is a member of Co D First Separate Battalion of Roseburg.
Findlay Ohio September 12 John D Roenefeller pleaded not guilty to charges yesterday And all the Standard Oil defendants pleaded the same and demanded separate trials by jury.
The San Francisco Call reports Southern Pacific plans a coast line railroad to Portland at once. It would run over the Santa Fe route to Camp Five and over jointly built lines to Brierwood and Tiburon, with Gould’s move alleged to push Harriman into immediate action.
Continuous showers since early morning delay hop harvesting and processing with growers anxious over several more days of wet weather. Forecasters note the barometer rising this afternoon, suggesting a return to better conditions soon.
FE. C. Sanderson of the divinity school conducted the ceremony at Chemawa for Mise Vesta Eason and Elijah Stivers. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Clara Eason of this city, while the groom is a divinity student from Washington. Herman Backhoz, born in Germany, filed his first citizenship papers yesterday.
The State Development League began a three day session in Salem with strong turnout. President Theo B Wilcox and Secretary Tom Richardson opened the event as Judge Lowell delivered a key address. Spokane Chamber of Commerce official Rorabacher spoke on immigration advertising results.
San Francisco on September 12 reports a continued run on Hibernia Savings Bank with depositors a half block long to reach the paying tellers. Deposits were paid promptly and no disorder occurred. Banking circles deem the run unwarranted while the bank remains sound despite sparse Southern Democrat attendance.
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Louisville at 1 15 p m and was welcomed by the state's great men He will speak tonight from the same rostrum as Meary Watterson In St Louis last night 12000 people crowded the Coliseum with a tremendous reception The speech claimed Roosevelt owed his popularity to following the Democratic platform suggestions
Ringgold Georgia reports a Western and Atlantic railroad wreck this morning. Engineer W Y Fisher and several others died due to mistaken orders. Albany water testing shows pure and safe after filtration.
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