Myrtle Point Oregon Review Of Weekly Happenings
Comprehensive summary of notable events including navy ship and personnel increases, wage gains for Southwestern trainmen, Brazilian forces capturing a Bolivian fort with 300 prisoners in Acre, the Sultan of Turkey moving to brace Macedonia with 250000 troops, and Senator Clark of Montana aiming to secure opening of the Crow Indian reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Senator Clark
Montana
Rayage
Crow Indian Reservation
East Antagonism to Germany Grows in Washington
In Washington and at the War and Navy Departments a pronounced anti Germany sentiment has emerged following Germanys Venezuelan stance. Officials deny formal hostility yet private conversations among officers reveal belief that Americas next war could be with Germany. The divisions trace to the Manila incident and Von Waldersees actions in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United States
Manila
von Waldersee
China
Themeeiven
Building collapse in Buffalo kills three men
An old building being torn down at Buffalo, SY, collapsed, killing three men and injuring four others. The incident follows a string of national events including political tensions, labor strikes, and international disputes reflected in varied reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Brasilian Army to Occupy Acre in Current Move
Rio Janeiro February 7 The Brasilian government has decided on the military occupation of Acre. Diplomatic relations with Bolivia remain strained while Brazil advances on Acre. General Callabes has been ordered with troops in the north to begin the operation at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Rio Janeiro
Bolivia
Callabes
Portage Road Plan Could Aid Dalles-Celtic Work
Washington engineers hold back on Oregon portage railroad to skirt government rail ownership opposition. Portage would run around The Dalles Celilo rapid, sharing land and river frontage with potential canal project, with approval dependent on land rights and canal timing. Government boards reviewed past proposals but focus remains on a cheap canal. a state road could ease canal construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Celilo
Dallea Rapida
Columbia River
Suc
Itie
Dalles
Congress
Raiilroads
Seaboard
CAN'T MOVE BOWEN. Roosevelt to decide disputed claims
Washington reports allies will ask President Roosevelt to rule on priority of their claims to indemnities. Bowen has agreed to pay each ally 27 000 in satisfaction for alleged indignities. A joint commission will settle each power's claim with an arbiter named by the King of Spain. If failed, Venezuelan customs proceeds fund the payments, with Belgium to take charge if 30 days pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bowen
Roosevelt
Hague
Spain
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Belgium
Inquiring Into United States Coal Conditions
Representative Smalley of North Carolina introduced a concurrent resolution directing the Speaker to appoint an 11 member House committee to examine coal conditions nationwide. The panel will assess whether any transport companies violate U S law and report to the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fed
Representative Smal
North Carolina
United States
Fragmentary note on London and tribunes
Incomplete text references London and tribunes with unclear meaning and missing context. No identifiable persons, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
Washington to Enlarge Forest Reserves in Cascade Area
Washington announces expansion of the Washington and Mount Rainier forest reserves with a new Cascade-area reserve, creating a checkerboard pattern to exclude lieu lands. Temporary withdrawals of about 4500 square miles are ordered, with no railroad or private land compensation planned, as Secretary Hitchcock and President Roosevelt back the enlargement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mount Rainier
Cascade Mountain
Herman
Forester Pinchot
Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Syste
Yacima
Forest Reserve
rail+ road
Southern Pacific
San Francisco Mountain Reserve
Arizona
Warships Moving South to Amapala Port
San Francisco February 6 The warship commission in the harbor will repair the way to Amapala port early next week. The New York Boston and another ship in the bay ready to start arrangements that the flags of the Admiral should be changed on February 10. Orders to the fleet to get into a veteran prompted the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Amapala
New York
Boston
Understanding Anticyclones and Cyclones in Weather
A concise discussion explains anticyclones and cyclones as paired atmospheric eddies formed by Earth's rotation. It outlines their centers of high and low pressure, how winds spiral toward or away from them, and notes the global patterns of cyclones near tropics and anticyclones toward the poles influencing weather and climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vey M. Watts
Scribner's
Tropics
Latte
Timber Land Notice for Public Sale in Oregon Territory
Notice is given that timber and stone lands under the Timber Land Act June 3 and related acts are open for sale. Joseph Law of Myrtle Creek Oregon lists witnesses and stakes a claim. notices appear at Roseburg Oregon with dates in August and December for hearings before the local Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseburg
Orego
Oregan Congress
California
Oregon
Washington Territory
Joseph Law
Myrtle Creek
Moourt
Minte
Nereneuret
Sald
Ter
Wright
Willem
Robert L. Jones
Alvin R. Jones
Afyriie
Timber Land, Act
United States
Roseburg
Timber Rural
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myrtle Point
Navy
Ie Co
Southwestern
Turkey
Macedonia
EAST
The
Frank J. Gannon
Utah
Wow Withers
Lane County
Ed Lyons
Liberty
Dreyfus
Dawes
Mascachuestis
Wyoming
Feon
Saginaw Bay
Chicago
New Central
Graceland
N. J
Ioland
New Meadoo
Hebeen
Hia
Alton B. Farber
Ndvert of Appeale
Peex Libe Desnesentic
Prociiens
Wiliam
Itte
Venezuela
Ifii Ankeny
Walla Wales
Wosington
Mr Ankeny
Ne Nate
Alias
Sage
London
Tribums
Ofelte Pentineanes
Great Northern
Seattle
Everett Saga
Cascade Tunnel
Freeman
Weston
Wellington
Sheerer
Ray
Reed Bueg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!