23 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
1
January 19 reports Herman tendered resignation to the President via Gersary Hitchcock to wind up Oregon affairs. He will remain in Washington for the balance of the term and plans to return to Oregon. Governor Iois is expected to be nominated as commissioner to be confirmed February 1.
Editor notes Alabama Georgia Louisiana Vermont and Virginia will not hold sessions this month. Columbia State editor N A Gonzales dies from gunshot after Thursday incident with Lt Governor Tillman. Marconi announces upcoming worldwide wireless stations. Hugh Patterson released on gubernatorial pardon. Patterson was a rape convict from Cottage Grove. Mortgage trends show 95 percent for business expansion or building, rest for necessity. War Department data show Philippine imports in September 1902 at 2.785 million, up from 1901. Rising personal crisis reports in the US link to various causes and suicide motives.
The joint committee reports a Chamber majority of 246 over Furnish as lawmakers debate bills. Introduced measures include a county term change from two to four years and taxation for utilities plus obscenity restrictions. Debates touch on normal schools' location and district pupil transport requirements.
A fragmentary item notes a sale involving trees at a price of fifty dollars. The readable line references Farmers and Stockmen in connection with the event.
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