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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
2
The week covers Awedence negotiations for a war loan, plans to organize a national bank at Nome Alaska, and ongoing frictions between France and Germany over Morac. It notes anti corruption investigations affecting graft and scandal, plus a thwarted attempt to hold up a New York Central ex pree train near Schenectady and a tightened rail security measure near Bennington.
Berlin dispatch reports Noermann and Knaia may join to form a strong naval front against England. The czar seeks German cooperation to reconstruct the Russian navy and establish a defensive monopoly against British sea power.
Fragmentary report discusses a treaty question tied to dignity and government policy. Mentions the United States, states, and negotiations, with uncertain references to dates and parties. The text hints at ratification and debates within governmental bodies without clear outcomes.
Report from Prineville describes courtroom testimony in a tense trial involving alleged crimes and political overtones. Defense argues critical points as the case unfolds with the chief of police Leonidas Pretelt noted among officials in Dulce as authorities prepare for possible outcomes. The narrative highlights ongoing tension as legal proceedings progress toward a hung jury risk and public attention remains high.
Rear Admiral Sigeeé, commanding the third division of the North Atlantic fleet, will visit Washington by order of the Navy department to coordinate peace envoy efforts with Japan and proceed to Ulster Bay.
Reports say yellow fever is under control in New Orleans and quarantine is tightening in neighboring states. Officials claim thorough testing and swift action aim to limit spread as City authorities pub licly announce 206 cases and ongoing monitoring amid recovery hopes.
Fragmentary OCR from a Washington graft case shows a hearing with references to a secretary, Brofoote, Poe Bay, and names like Niett Arteta. Text is garbled, but suggests allegations of corruption, party ties, and possible resignations or reassignments within a state department.
Testimony from both sides highlighted a favorable impression of the defendant but also indicated reluctance to name others. Court discussed proof requirements for perjury and the need to show false filing rather than just final proof. Prosecution raised valuable points despite witness discomfort.
The notice outlines forest service nurseries and seed collection for reforestation in the West. It lists California reserves including Santa Barbara and San Gabriel, Modoc and Warner mountains, Pike's Peak and Gunnison in Colorado, the Diemal river in Nebraska, the Rio Grande in New Mexico, and Salt Lake area in Utah. It notes July 28 interview with Merlion, first secretary of the Chinese legation, on the Chinese boycott of American goods and its expected spread in Southern China.
Dr. Joseph Porter, state health officer, announces Victor Vitello an Italian arrival from Kew last Saturday has a mild attack of yellow fever in Tampa Florida.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson is confined to his Washington room after an attack of indigestion. He was in route to meeting when illness struck, and medical staff report he is resting comfortably as preparations continue.
A porting company announces completion of a major floating exposition project in New York on July 27. The event showcases maritime exhibits and related technologies aimed at boosting regional shipping and tourism.
Mysterious note signed by Rg appears in court records as Wuilliamece Biggs faces a federal perjury count. Evans testified the land office changed an application number after receipt of funds and that he did not sign a note for money advanced by Dr. Geaner. Riggs handled the affair and noted notes would be requested from name entrymen.
The Bennington is towed to Mare Island navy yard for examination and repair after sustaining hull damage. Admiral Goodrich remains aboard his flagship as inquiries begin into the boiler explosion and safety valve failure at 140 pounds.
July 27 Portland reports Judge Cotton DeCu has completed a commission and accepted a federal judgeship for the district of Oregon. He left New Oregon after talks with Eastern officials and today declines the offer from the president amid speculation over Harriman influences and expanded powers.
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