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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
1
Eugene Oregon weekly issue dated Thursday September 19 1907 presents local news items and notices. The page includes community updates and announcements reflecting life in Eugene with named localities and figures typical of early 20th century press.
Warrants issued in Harrisburg for fourteen individuals linked to the state capitol scandal. Defendants face multiple counts of conspiracy to defraud the state by false invoices, with four also charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Names include Joseph M Hunton, John H Sanderson, H Burd Cassel, Charles F P Kinsman, and others connected to construction and auditing roles.
Oklahoma voters indicate the constitution has been adopted by a large majority while the statewide prohibition outcome remains uncertain. Reports suggest Thomas B. Fern has been elected to Congress in the second district, with other congressional candidates appearing elected.Governor race remains contested as both sides claim winner.
A Kiang blaze on the Taegtse Kiang’s right bank remained burning as a dispatch went out. Estimates tallied about a hundred deaths though confirmations on casualties and damage were not definite.
Testimony in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil of New Jersey is resumed. Indiana profits in 1906 reached 10,516,082 and 1903 profits were 8,753,410. Mrs Potter Palmer departs for Portland and Eugene to visit her son Honore and his family in Oregon. District Attorney McNary and Sheriff Culver warn that no gambling or pool selling will be allowed at the state fair week, with prompt arrests for violations.
A Japanese steamer believed to be the Tafoo Maru is burning three miles off Chinghai with many lives reported endangered. The incident occurred near Shanghai as authorities monitor the distressed vessel and awaiting further details on casualties and rescue efforts.
Hart, Shaffner & Marx showcase better, stylish clothes with tailored fit. New suits come in smart models with varied patterns including grays browns tans stripes plaids and checks. Fall overcoats are snappy and all wool with no cotton blends. Other departments feature seasonable hats shirts and neckwear in bold colors and designs.
Warrants issued for the arrest of Sumner G Moon James L Barber both officers of Barber Lumber Company Eau Claire Wis and Horace Rand of Burlington Conn cited with Senator Borah and others for conspiracy to defraud the United States government they will be brought to Boise to answer charges.
On a drying track at Salem Oregon the second day of the state fair yielded slow times. Harness races favored mud larks as all three light harness events were decided in three straight heats amid a large crowd. Farmers' Stake 2:27 trotting purse $2000 Freddie C b h Prince oe ae Lane won first heat etc.
Horse race meet lists multiple events with detailed horses, sires, dams, and owners. Winners include Cape de Oro in the second race with Nutwood Wilkes-Alterna, Reina de Nore in the trot, Kamack and Isabellita in the later sprints, with times ranging 1:30 to 2:37 and purses from 100 to 400 dollars.
Foreman A. M. Utterbach reports progress on the Fugene street railway, with track completed to East Thirteenth and grading to the library at the university. Three cars are on site, trolley wires laid, and power from the water works will operate the lines once the track reaches the dormitory, marking a metropolitan upgrade for students and residents.
In Fugene September 17 1907 Miss Ruby Smith nearly 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Smith of Goshen died from stomach trouble. The remaining were taken to Muddy Linn county for burial. Apple fall arrangements at Albany this fall are being perfected and Linn county's horticulture and fruit culture show promise.
An unconfirmed report from Seattle says about three hundred Chinese may have drowned at Bristol Bay Alaska in connection with a ship loss. The timing was 2 a m with no confirmation by noon.
Stephen Carver, promoter of the Eugene Siuslaw railroad, says he has no intention of abandoning the Siuslaw project and is ready to carry out his agreement. He complains the local committee seeks changes not in the original pact and urges fair treatment regarding subscriptions. An action by stockholders is planned for next Friday evening to hear his intentions.
Gertrude Johnson and Bessie Paxton, two young women in the city jail charged with robbing Bill Vaughn, were brought before Justice of the Peace Fryson this morning.
Hearing demanded and attorney time granted as a 19 year old is found not underage for juvenile court. Charge is grand larceny a penitentiary offense but will likely be reduced to simple larceny with possible county jail time or a fine. Showy Butte orchard owner F H Hopkins closes Winter Nellis pears deal likely breaking price records with 16 acres yielding $19,000. President Gompers appeals to organized labor nationwide for strike telegraphers funds.
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