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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

3

Be My English Daughter Returns to Ville-en-bois

In Ville-en-bois Olivia plans a new life with Dr. John Senior and Martin Dobree. Ages, guardians, and a vow to improve the village mark a turning point as she departs for England, returns and embraces a hopeful future with plans for the church and local ties strengthened.

Pierre Winslow Monsieur Min- Imi Nelly Monsieur Laurentie Monsieur Laurentio Madame England Martin Dobree John Senior Martin Johanna Carey Dr. Senior McMonprie Dean Ville-en-bois Monsieur le Cure Moneleur Dr. John Mistina Olivia Jack Minima John Ida Bead Dr John Martina Martins Julia Captain Carey Switzerland L'nris Falaise Nofreau Tardif Ike Taniit Gouliot Caves Tie London Taraty

Census puts United States population at 84 million in 1900

The Census Bureau reports total US population at 84,250,000 at the century's end, with continental United States at 75,994,576 and outlying possessions and military abroad making up the remainder. It notes growth from about 5.33 million at 1800 and cites China, British empire, and Russian empire as more populous regions.

Washington Feeued Ane United States Philippines Porto Rico Hawaii Mae Elie Telcol Alaska Guam Wuyees States Philippine Islands Manila War Department Census Office Naval Service Secretary of the Navy China British Empire

Hawaiian Executive Council Charts Three Month Budget Cuts

The Honolulu executive council decides to reduce expenditures across government departments to avoid an extra legislative session. A schedule for the next three months guides department heads. Weather disrupts ships. the Charles E. Moody and Benjamin Sewall report heavy seas and sail loss. The Langdale arrives from London with crew casualty.

Honolulu San Francisco Executive Council Charles E. Moody Puget Sound Benjamin Sewall Australia Survey Langdale London Tudor Anders Horg

Pacific Coast Senators Propose More Broad Chinese Exclusion Bill

A Pacific Coast coalition drafts a comprehensive Chinese exclusion bill to be introduced in both houses. It would be perpetual unless repealed, deny admission to all non citizens except specific categories, regulate transporters, require certificates with photos, and restrict ports of entry. It sets penalties of 1000 dollars and one year in prison for violations.

Washington Jan Pacific Coast United States Chir Secretary of the Treasury San Francisco Port Townsend Wash Portland Boston New York New Orleans Honolulu San Juan Manila

Canal debate shifts as Nicaragua route loses support

In Washington on January 10 a strong current opposes fixing the Nicaragua route in proposed canal legislation. House debate grows as Panama Canal Co offer wins attention, with some officials predicting the Morris amendment may pass. Senate momentum favors considering Panama terms and resending to the commission for new findings before adjournment.

Washington Nicaragua Thias Panama Canal Company Senate Panama Commission

Cuban Election Returns Delay In Havana As Vote Adheres

Full returns from Cuba's December 31 elections will not arrive until late January. In all provinces except Puerto Principe, senators and representatives are expected to back Tomag Kerrada Palma, Cuba's president elect.

Havana Cuba Puerto Principe Tomag Kerrada Palma

Native gun deliveries and road work spur local actions

A San Francisco despatch notes four thousand two hundred dollars paid as compensation for guns turned in by natives last year. District natives push for higher taxes, citing prosperity under American rule. Chiefs lead road projects in Pago Pago, while an influenza epidemic causes deaths. Mormons showcase school work, and governors grant pardons to prisoners in Cuba and Hispaniola.

Putulla Gamor San Francisco Theresoon Welato Pago Pago Tutalla Samosa

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