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Newspaper

Roseburg Plaindealer

Location

Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1905

Page

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Witness Earnest Starr Surrenders After Manhunt in Oregon

Earnest Starr, the wanted land fraud witness and nephew of Congressman Williamson, voluntarily gave himself up in Eugene after days in the Cascades. He rode to O'Leary's, was taken into custody, then returned toward Portland with Deputy Griffith and boarded the noon train, ending a dramatic pursuit.

Eugene Wilds The Cascades Earnest Starr Portland Williamson Belknap Springs O'leary Prineville Starr Griffith Stiles Mr. Starr Jack Smith Smith Bangs Metropolis

James Foye a Perpendicular Brute

New York July 27 James Foye a confidential clerk for Charles G Gates who caused the arrest of his own mother yesterday because she stopped him while he was entering the Waldorf Astoria and begged him to support her today showed no signs of relenting from an inhuman attitude He said I dont recognize her as my mother I only know her as my fathers divorced wife Faye said he believed his mother was crazy and did not want to be bothered with her The woman lives in a bare room on Park Avenue and is ill and poverty stricken.

New York James Foye Charles G. Gates Waldorf- Astoria Faye Park Avenue

Osteopathic Physician Offers Free Consultation

Dr. H. L. Studley promotes osteopathic treatment for acute and chronic diseases, deformities, and foreign growths. Free consultation. Office in Abraham building. Phone or visit for an appointment.

H. L. Studley Abraham Building

Demand for Removal of Commissioner Richards over Utah Land Proclamation

Washington July 28 Gentiles in Utah call for the removal of General Land Office Commissioner Richards whom they accuse of aiding Mormon interests in opening the Utah Indian reservation for settlement They argue his proclamation statement that the land is practically worthless was used by Mormons to deter Gentiles from taking up the land

Washington Richards General Land Office Utah Indian Reservation Utah

Survey of New Quartz Mill Site Near Continental Mine

W B Stewart returned Wednesday from a Portland and Roseburg trip. He is accompanied by Surveyor Roberts who is surveying the site for a 50 ton mill to be erected at the Continental mine in the near future.

W.B. Stewart Portland Roseburg Roberts Continental Mine Wyrtle Creek

Weather Outlook Uplifts Wheat Despite Hot Spell

The past week was the hottest of the season with no rain. Light winds limited damage to wheat. late sown spring wheat in Grand Ronde valley and parts of Columbia River counties may be cut for hay. Overall crop prospects remain strong with signs of good wheat yield and quality. Pasture and dairy flow dip seasonally. alfalfa crops look average. Hop growth steady. some hop lice noted but fewer than before. Corn potatoes and gardens progress well. early fruit shows ripeness.

Grand Ronde Valley Columbia River Cascade Mountains Willamette Valley

Mrs Spreckrels Fined For Speeding In California

In Watsonville California on July 28 Mrs Rudolph Spreckrels wife of sugar king Claus Spreckrels was fined for driving faster than eight miles per hour. Her chauffeur Diehl was under arrest and had to borrow money to cover the fine. Millionaire Alfred S Tubbe of Oakland also paid a $25 fine for speeding.

Watsonville Cal Rudolph Spreckrels Claus Spreckrels Sugar King Cr. Diehl Lutch Mrs. Spreckfels Diehl Alfred S. Tubbe Oakland

Contracts Set for Coast Road in Oregon Rail Line

President Revords of Atlas Contract Company awards a 2000 ton rail delivery contract for the Hillsboro segment of the Portland, Salem and Tillamook Railroad. 00-pound rails to arrive by September, with engineer George D. Davis and Clark & Dixon handling right of way and Thompson Bros grading the first miles.

Revords Atlas Contract Company Hillsboro Fiest Portland, Nebalem & Tillamook George D. Davia Clark & Dixon Forest Grove Thompson Bros San Francisco Harriman

Dead body found in trunk near The Dalles Oregon

A trunk containing a dead man was found by a tramp seven miles west of The Dalles Oregon. He cut a hole to peek inside and found the head. The trunk, new and seen there for days, likely came up the river on a boat. A coroner's inquest is scheduled.

Dalles St Toone Gardiner

Peace Envoys Meet August 6 Aboard Mayflower

Washington announces the first meeting of Russian Japanese peace envoys set for August 6 aboard the Mayflower off Oyster Bay. The President will host a luncheon for the envoys rather than a dinner as previously planned.

Washington State Department Oyster Bay

Takilma Smelter Delivers Daily Matte Output at Grante Pass

Three or more four and six mule teams from the Takilma smelter arrive at Grante Pass daily with cop per matte loads. The smelter runs full blast under Mr W S Keith, converting about 150 tons of ore daily and employing around 100 men at the smelter and mine.

Takilma Smelter Grante Pass W. 5. Keith

Judge De Haven May Leave This Week In Williamson Trial

In Portland July 30 Ernest Starr Williamson nephew and last government witness arrives in custody to testify after a 10 day manhunt. He promises to appear Monday at 9 am as the defense ends and the jury may retire by Tuesday. Judge De Haven plans to depart for San Francisco after this trial.

Portland Ernest Starr Williamson van Gester Marion R. Biggs United States Griffith Starr Cascade Mountains United States Marshal Heney Williamson & Gesner Geaper Bennett Prineville Congress Dalles

Steiner Case Next One Up

Portland July 2 The next United States trial will be Winlock W Steiner ex State Senator and Butte Creek executive led by Hamilton H Hendricks and others charged with conspiring to obstruct public lands in Wheeler county The indictment alleges threats and intimidation aimed at homesteaders The case follows the Williamson perjury matter and will attract interior Oregon readers.

Portland Williamson-ieener-Biggs United States Winlock W. Steiner Butte Creek Land, Lumber and Livestock Company Hamilton H. Hendricks Clarence B. Zachary Adelbert C. Zachary Chas. A. Watson Clyde E. Glas Butte Creek Company John H. Hall Edwin Mays John Hall Franklin P. Mays Multnomah County Edward PD. Stratford Wheeler County Zachary Butte Creek Land, Lumber & Livestock

Mitchells Appeal to Supreme Court Faces Jurisdiction Hurdle

Senator Mitchell’s appeal to the United States Supreme Court rests on obtaining jurisdiction and challenging an indictment as flawed. Ex Senator Thurston cites the plea in abatement and lack of jury trial as questionable points while noting the sixth count lacks proof. A separate hotel Nash hold up in Medford at 3:30 a.m. netted $1495 and night clerk Will Murphy recalls the event.

Mitchell United States Supreme Countie John M. Thurston Thurston Nash Medford Will Murphy Southern Oregonian

Investigation of Secret Service Spending Sparks Reform Talk

Washington reports from Congress hint at a broad inquiry into departmental expenditures and contingent funds. Critics target the expanding Secret Service Bureau and its use of funds for investigations beyond original duties, citing governance concerns and graft fears.

Washington Congress Secret Service

The Curse of Great Riches Faces Rockefeller in Isolation

A Cleveland dispatch portrays John D Rockefeller as despondent and isolated at Forest Hill. Once confident and merciless toward critics, he now seeks sympathy and reads every press clipping, reacting to Tarbell’s article with noted disdain.

Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Forest Hill Rockefeller Tarbell

Three Young Ladies Drowned in Columbia River

Vancouver Washington July 23 three women from a Fisher's party drowned in the Columbia River after a row to Government Island. Edna Fisher aged 9 Lillie Ziegler 20 and May Ziegler 13 failed to swim on the slippery river bottom and disappeared in water about eight feet deep. Survivors recount a swift tragedy as the others tried to help.

Vancouver Wash Fisher's Columbia River Edna Fisher Lille Ziegler May Ziegler Lulu Ziegler Mra. Timons Lillie Ziegler

Jews Will Leave Russia Plan Moves 600000 East to Mediterranean

A speculative plan claims that Jews worldwide totaling over five million will evacuate Russia. It suggests 600000 will go to the Eastern Mediterranean with Turkish consent, and 400000 to America, funded by Jewish societies and wealthy individuals, in a historic mass migration.

Russia Turkey America

Port land youth arrested for stolen violin amid family hardship

A 17 year old boy was arrested in Port land for stealing a violin and buying food for his starving mother and sister. In New York, the private secretary of the cotton king Toye had his mother arrested for addressing him at the Waldorf Astor hotel.

Portland New York Cotton King Toye Waldorf-Astor Hotel

Jay Hamlin Discharged After Acquittal on Pheasant Charge

Jay Hamlin was arraigned before Justice Long on a charge of killing Chinese pheasants out of season but was acquitted after evidence showed he was in the city packing mess supplies for Co. D during their annual encampment on the day of the alleged crime.

Jay Hamlin Long Friday Hamlin Co. D

Klamath Falls Looms as Potent Inland Pacific City

David B Worthington praises Klamath County Oregon as a destined growth region. He notes Crater Lake Williamson River and pine lands as key assets, plus proposed railroad lines, a budding railway franchise, hot springs and a sanitarium, and the area's potential to attract tourism and industry.

Eastern man buys 165 acre Lebanon farm and refutes offer

A year after purchasing a 165 acre farm near Lebanon he painted buildings and repaired fences. He later refused a bid double the original price. Commandant W W Elder of the Soldiers Home toured Oak looks noting four cottages nearing completion for veterans wives on campus.

Lebanon W.W. Elder Oaklooks

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Desperado Marsters’ Drug CO Mrs. Spreckrels Coast Road DE Haven Steiner Loeser Interior Oregon Secret Service Bureau Treasury Department Agenta Jack Gardiner Klamath Falls City OF Destiny Klamath County Pacific Coast David B. Worthington Belait Wis Daily News Klamath Crater Lake Niagara Spoksman Williamson River Southern Pacific Beloit Klamath Falla Roseburg Rochdale Company Milwaukee Osborn Victor Beard & Culver Douglas W. Benson C. Marsters J Henry Booth CashIer Board OF Directors B.A. Booth J. H. Booth J. F Keuly Jos. Lyons C. Marsters Ell Miller
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