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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1904
Page
3
The article reports politicians urging expanded judicial capacity and a plan to redraw districts. It notes calls for additional judges in the federal system and a proposed new district arrangement including Teeral counties and跨 regional boundaries. It references potential impacts on elections and court caseload management.
A head on collision between two trains near Sand Point results in multiple deaths and injuries. Officials say the forward train failed to stop at the signal. the crash involved passengers and crew, with inquiries adjusting responsibility to the bound train crew. A statement from Mayor McShen expresses resolve amid the tragedy.
Baltimore reports the blaze in the heart of the city checked after 32 hours of destruction. Fire crews from many cities battled flames aided by muddy water as 140 acres burned and property losses reach into the hundreds of millions. One firefighter injured, no deaths, no looting, city orderly as relief offers arrive for tomorrow’s decision on aid.
Paris officials weigh how far France would join a war under the Franco Russian alliance. They note two safeguards limit French participation: Russia must be attacked and by two powers. France hopes Russia strikes first to avoid a profitless war.
Washington February 10 The Senate will move on the Panama canal treaty in open and executive sessions this week with some senators predicting a vote by Friday or Saturday and none beyond ten days hence Senators Hopkins and Clayton will speak in favor of the treaty The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill will be reported and taken up when interference with the canal treaty is avoided Some attention may be given to the general calendar.
The secretary of the interior approves selling 2,280,000 dollars of reclamation land in Wyoming’s Big Horn basin. The plan funds a storage reservoir above Cody and a canal to the north side of the river, supplying water for 90,000 acres of land.
United States land office notices advertise timber land filings by John F Munford Louise Kerll Wilhem Joel Hewitt and others in Coos Marion and Roseburg areas. Public auctions set dates in February 1904 January 1904 and December 1903 with witnesses listed and claims to land valued for timber over agriculture.
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