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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
3
Tornadoes sweep through parts of the city causing traffic blocks and damages. A blizzard stretches across Colorado with three to ten inches of snow affecting mountains and roads. Reports from Lamar indicate cattle movement hindered by the storm and exposure risks.
A storm near Kalamazed Michigan caused wreckage 25 miles north of Net ea town with damaged trees and poles. A woman ill in one report perished as rescue crews responded. reports describe wind and waterspout effects along Indian Lake shore.
Fragmented report notes that Britain protests a removal and related fees. Mentions Russia involvement and a 1696 reference, with vague references to officials and fleets. Sentence fragments hinder full context.
The article outlines a tense international scene with Moscow wrecked by unrest and a Russian interior minister urging preventive measures. It notes British press links to Joseph Chamberlain and reports on the deteriorating mood in London as concerns grow over potential wider trouble and possible imperial responses.
A March circular from the Russian interior minister condemns police failures to preempt demonstrations in St. Petersburg. It orders rapid gathering of forces at planned events, allows use of military and cavalry to restore order, and signals readiness to deploy harsh measures to deter crowds.
Old warship Hartford resumes service in New York waters after an absence of 36 years. The vessel, a historic steamer, has rejoined harbor activity following extensive repairs and modernization efforts. Officials note the ship’s arrival marks a milestone in naval heritage and regional maritime history.
Washington dispatch reports Pekin ministers agreed to submit to their government whether Articles 8 and 9 of the Chinese protocol shall be carried out by all powers or only those maintaining troops in China. The move could affect territorial questions and U S participation in future military force determinations in China.
Olympia reports fierce opposition from educators to the new state school code changes. The law moves school elections to the first Saturday in June and requires June appointments, shifting teacher hiring earlier and prompting concerns over stability and control by local boards.
A mine explosion in the Gates mine near Riondike Fayette county PA killed one man instantly and severely burned and crushed ten others. The injured were brought to Cottage State hospital as the mine caught fire from accumulated gas in the heading. The Gates mine is a new opening by American Steel & Wire ore group with sixteen miners present.
General Frederick Funston's forces captured Aguinaldo in the province of Luzon, Lunao island, on March 32. The U.S. gunboat Vicksburg, with General Funston and Aguinaldo aboard, arrived at Manila Bay and Aguinaldo was brought ashore at 3 10 P M and presented to General MacArthur at Malacanang Palace. He spoke freely and appeared in good health, though seemed ignorant of recent events.
A British protest through Sir Ernest Lane to Pekin urges China not to sign any pact affecting territorial or financial matters with any power. The dispatch, received in Washington, notes Britain aims to counter Russian moves with Japan and other nations. The United States may consider addressing Russia directly on the Manchurian agreement, though no official result is available.
Dispatch from Manila reports Aguinaldo’s insurgent leaders and several aides captured near Casigurag north of Isabela. General Fuantan and a small band were in the Gran Coraltiens area where rugged coasts and mud trails hindered pursuit.
Representative Vespasian Warner from Illinois warns that a Cuban evacuation will trigger lawlessness and violence. He argues the island should eventually be Cuban but opposes leaving now, saying it would invite chaos and crime.
News reports from across New York state describe severe flood damage as rivers and tributaries overflow their banks. The Mohawk and Genesee valleys see rapid rises with concerns about rail lines and railroad property while some areas report water receding as highs peak.
Copenhagen to Washington terms for selling the Danish West Indies are published by The Daily News. Payment four million dollars to Denmark, a population vote on sovereignty, automatic American citizenship for residents if approved, and free product export to the United States. Washington may oppose the third and fourth terms.
Beattie and Depavy department hosted April 3 for a trial trip of a destroyer built at Portland. Officials have not announced fuel details. Theresa is expected to surpass 96 knots. The vessel has shown speed on prior runs and will attempt a final trial to determine defense status.
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