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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1905
Page
2
A scrambled report covers a wide range of events and names. It notes a wreck inquiry in New York, investigations into Standard Oil terminologies, and political unrest in various states. It mentions Susan B Anthony, a murder case in Portland, and international tensions with Japan and Manchuria.
A chaotic congress summary notes the House pausing steamship and vessel laws after the Slocum inquiry, Senate executive sessions, and treaties with Britain, France, Portugal, and others. Reports from Caracas say President Castro pressures landholding cases affecting the Americas Asphalt company, stirring American interest.
Secretary Hillbeak and Attorney General Mewsly announce a postponement of all major federal appointments at Chee Untal as investigations proceed. The delay affects Interior and other departments while new nominees await confirmation amid pending franchise actions and related appeals.
The latest political dispatch notes Senates and ministers in flux with President, various factions, and the question of who will hold key seats. Vermolhd, a liberal minister, appears favored as Emperor Nicholas contemplates Zemsky Sobur calls and ongoing proceedings.
Russian hopes rise that the council will win a favorable decision. Reports say the tribunal may only issue an opinion, but the line of argument supports concessions for the Shawer Bank region. Officials indicate progress, with limited but meaningful forms of backing from allied aides.
A wartime tally estimates 40 000 to 50 000 killed in battle and 144 million others processed through hospitals. Among wounded and sick at Petersburg Port Verthur, 1 710 officers were wounded and 1 308 sick. Hospital deaths total 4 607 with 6 744 wounded and 11 248 sick invalided. About 21 554 are hospitalized or awaiting return to duty.
Fragmentary notes mention Wellington Bobo 1S and Crater Take park with prices around 900, various street references, river names, and a San Propet Raker lake fish station. The text appears as a garbled OCR of a city planning or property ledger item with scattered figures and place names.
Feud reports from St Petersburg claim General Kunonatkin charged General Gippenberg with insubordination after a disputed Hawking operation. Unverified sources note Grippenberg blames the commander in chief for lack of support. Washington coverage notes a Senate Judiciary favorable to the Jones bill splitting Washington into two districts and likely quick passage.
President moves to transmit a protocol with Santo Domingo to the Senate and House concerning customs, revenues, and debt obligations. The message warns that failure to supervise will invite foreign enforcement and upholds the Monroe Doctrine while noting insurrections and financial strain. The protocol would require the United States to collect customs and allocate funds to Morales’ government.
Negotiations between United States diplomat Bowen and Venezuela's Castro center on arbitration of bilateral disputes. Castro seeks to avoid unconditional arbitration and proposes a court review or an arbitration treaty for sensitive cases, while Bowen pushes for a broader treaty covering future disputes. Rumors of upheaval around Castro persist, with speculation of potential revolutionary movements in certain circles.
A brief dispatch from London reports a British fleet visiting American waters with details sparse after the London briefing dated February 16. The report notes diplomatic implications but provides few specifics on ships or intentions.
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