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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
3
In a tense scene set at Grey Court, Griselda confronts Gregory Dysart over a hidden fortune and a possible betrayal. Dysart resists exposure while plotting future control as Griselda presses for truth about a boy, a will, and the family’s perilous secrets.
London hears peace overtures from the Boers but Lord Milner’s unyielding stance remains a barrier. A Kruger note asserts no peace talks unless independence is kept, seen as a reply to Chamberlain. A Morning Leader claim states August offers were rejected. In New York a cable error misreported Commandant Scheepers’ execution as pending. he was executed January 18.
Washington January 22 The senate pensions committee ordered a favorable report on Senator Hanna's bill granting Mrs Ida Saxton McKinley a pension of five thousand dollars a year.
The H. Wetter Manufacturing Company stove foundry, one of the Souths largest, was destroyed by fire last night in Memphis. Loss is estimated at 260000 dollars, covered by insurance.
Three men died and three were badly burned in a severe explosion at a Colerain Peel and Iron Company prison site near Piston Colorado, occurring today. The accident damaged the facility and prompted emergency responses from local authorities.
Governor General Taft arrived in San Francisco and said the Philippine insurrection is limited to Batangas and Samar. He cited 700 rifles surrendered, predicted Batangas will be peaceful, and credited General Bell's repressive measures. He praised civil government and growing Filipino support for peace and cooperation with the United States.
Honolulu reports labor union actions against Asian workers amid Pearl Harbor projects and plantation debates. Deserters from plantations, 30 000 Asians in Honolulu, land policy talks in Washington continue, with burglaries rising and calls for vigilance committees.
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