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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
2
The column surveys global topics from politics to commerce. It notes U S Senate discussions on canal control and engineering oversight, Port Arthur events, and a British steamer delivering wheat to New York. The piece mentions international tensions and policy debates shaping the week.
Disjointed report notes Senate debate on renewal of the Lelbulas reform and a large shipbuilding loan. Mentions Gale voting, New Mes utct Combea, and Herbert with a focus on finance, waterways, and party attitudes amid delayed proceedings. Also cites Newark naval funding and a Russian loan announcement in Petersburg.
Readable portions recount a sweeping list of 19th century era events. Mentions theater closures, ship losses, battles, political shifts, fires, and notable deaths spanning the United States Europe and Asia with dates and places like Port Arthur Manila New York Chicago and Madison.
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