19 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
1
The Supreme Court on Monday issued decisions reversing lower-court rulings in several cases. It affirmed actions involving tax assessments, railroad embankment incidents, and property conveyance fraud. Judges Fullerton Benson and Hamilton authored the opinions with mixed outcomes across the listed appellants and respondents.
Paula will soon announce Aguinaldo disposition. Baldwin of Minnesota died by own action in Seattle on Tuesday. Filipinos have lost about 50 000 meri aimos since the war began. Kruger hopes England will join the 8 Chinese war and press Boer republics. The centipede is the only polo nous insect in Hawaii. Hawaii lacks snakes. Sergeant Manson faces trial over shortages in the US army Philippines. Beginning of investigation into a great sensational scandal.
Fragments describe a sale of pioneer histories offered for one dollar ninety six cents by the railroad depot side. Mention appears of community figures and local remedy names.
The Grand Lodge meeting will be at Baker City on May 22. Oregon wool first clip of 1901 sold at ten cents a pound in The Dalles. Smallpox in Wendling under control. quarantine to be raised soon. Webster Kincaid of Eugene broke his arm in two places while throwing a baseball. Many hobos traverse Willamette Valley seeking grub. In Eagle Point a youth named Bellows shot his father by mistake, killing him. A memorial drinking fountain will be erected in Bugenee Court House Square for Lane County soldiers lost in recent wars. Two natives of Laphad residing in Columbia County, who arrived three years ago with the reindeer import, noted. Promising oil prospects found at Carters, Malheur County, 60 miles south of Vale. a Boise-based company formed. development to begin noon. A forestry map of Oregon, colored timber lands, is being prepared in Washington for Oregon commissioners to the Pan-American expedition. map will aid timber buyers. Ashland Tidings reports Southern Oregon Oil Company has sold over 40,000 shares. first installment of 50,000 will be disposed of in a few days. A contractor and expert expected next week to locate a site for boring operations.
A 16 member brass band has been organized at Dairyville and is progressing rapidly. They aim to provide first class music for the Fourth of July. W. H. Wilson of Port Orford is editor and publisher of the Crescent City News. Childs has retired and the Westness paper is now Independent Republican.
A man from Kistna Jetkeon Co West Virginia recounts a remarkable cure for a rheumatic condition that left his wife bedbound for years. He attributes her recovery to Musklox and Chamberlaine Pain Bain along with other remedies, claiming she can now walk and perform daily tasks again.
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