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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
2
A dense, OCR laden summary reports on global events, wartime moves and political shifts. It mentions naval activity, Pacific battles, port movements, and international responses including Britain and the United States actions. The text also references retirements, emigrations, and policy changes across several nations.
In Washington on December 31 Senator Elkins of West Virginia leads discussions on a bill to curb rebates and regulate railroad rates. The proposal seeks stronger federal power to set rates, addressing disputes over rail pricing and interstate commerce.
A fragmented description notes Choate returning home as rail service deteriorates. It cites widespread delays and missed trains in several western states, with midweek mail and tram disruptions impacting movement.
The report details a chaotic episode as four men are fatally wounded and another is injured by bullets fired by comrades in what appears to be a breakdown during a dispute. Names like Morphy Charles P and Davis rt are referenced amid broader mentions of capture and unrest. The piece also hints at political turmoil and foreign remittance figures tied to a December date and a New York interest.
A Russian article denounces concealment of naval flaws and accuses officials of hiding facts behind recent letters from Admiral Bierloff. It argues that ships at Cronstadt and Libau remain repairable, while criticizing the failures that led to large wartime losses and the shaming of the navy. It cites 12,000 comrades and points to dangerous voyage conditions for Far East vessels.
A federal grand jury returned indictments against multiple defendants including Alten Bo Onasts Salem William He Tissues Vibansy Clark Bo Loomis and others for conspiring on September 28 1011 to fraudulently secure homestead entries by forged affidavits and documents to influence U S government land claims in township 21 south range 7 east before the court names Horace G Me Winker Tarpley and Emma L Matmrray are noted in the case.
A severe fog and ice storm crippled wires and rail lines from Winnipeg to New Orleans, with 26 hour delays and widespread power outages. Cities in the West and Northwest faced blackout and limited streetcar service as trains stalled and weather battered lines.
The city accepted a government offer to install coin machines at the government holding in the fair. Electricity will power the machines and a Washington expert will supervise. A large mint operation will be shown, with the methods of coin making displayed, aiming to be a major attraction.
Portland dispatch reports Senator Mitchell and Representative Hermann appeared before the grand jury. Both entered the room for examination and left with little comment as investigators pursue further testimony related to government witnesses and the investigations’ impact.
In a semi weekly cabinet meeting President Roosevelt signaled a focus on departmental administration and freight issues. General Moody and the attorney discussed legal aspects to prepare for future consultations with officials and the president.
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