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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
2
A compendium of global events notes suppression of newspapers sparking a St Petersburg riot, Central American peace, Philippines surrender of ladrome chiefs, Germany against American canned goods, Mexico revolution threats, Alaska capital move to Juneau, and fires in Syzran and Yokohama. It also covers trials, pure food laws, trusts probes, airship advances, railway rates, and other mixed reports.
Reported official warnings say the czar may reject reform and rely on force. Troops concentrate as the cabinet shifts toward governing class demands, with disturbances across interior Russia and clashes between soldiers and rioters.
Washington reports that the Roosevelt administration plans major cases under the conspiracy act to dissolve Standard Oil. Assistant Attorney General Purdy led preparations after consultations with Kellogg and Morrison, signaling a climactic federal move against the oil giant resembling earlier antitrust victories over Northern Pacific and Western Paper.
Washington reports a Treasury inquiry found a deficit near 833000 in the estate of late Major George A Bartlett disbursing officer. About 14000 of the loss allegedly arose from fraudulent vouchers by James Hoyd a Marine Hospital service clerk now jailed awaiting trial. Columbia Seeks Commercial Treaty
San Salvador reports a ceasefire line after renewed hostilities between belligerents. An armistice was agreed upon amid conflicting claims from Guatemalan forces and opposing factions.
Treasury opens bids for the $30 million Panama Canal 2 percent bonds. Subscriptions exceed the issue with offers averaging about 103.94 to 103.06. Fisk & Robinson of New York bid $25 million across six bids at 103.85. A New Orleans bid at 106 was not considered, and some late telegraphic bids failed.
Estimates show insured losses in the burned district may reach about 280 million dollars after adjusting for Lloyds undetermined exposure and other firms. Evaluations from 33 companies filed with the New York Insurance Department indicate liabilities around 269 million, with additional potential losses from Lloyds and unlisted firms.
Ameren Minister Coltier travels from Madrid to San Sa haetlan to sign the new commercial treaty with Foreign Minister Giullon. The accord grants reciprocal advantages and eases recent Spanish tariff increases in effect since July 1, signaling strong U S Spain diplomatic ties.
Odeosa reports strong interest in Treege as leaders seek appeal for a political move. The piece highlights public demand and provincial attention to the debated plan.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Ryan approves the $250000 purchase of the Sunnyside irrigation canal by the Washington Irrigation Company in eastern Washington. Approval clears the way for the Teton and Sunnyside projects and ends the threat of litigation. Attorney delays and prior approvals by Hitchcock are noted as factors delaying payment.
Washington July 20 plans for the largest and best drydock in the world are being prepared by the bureau of Yards and Docks New Navy dock to cost 1 250 000 and to be built at Bremerton Puget Sound Washington It will be a concrete dock of the largest pattern 87 feet deep and capable of docking the largest battleship The dock can be lengthened for longer vessels and will be set with materials purchased on the Pacific coast if practicable It will also accommodate vessels injured and drawn deeper than usual for repairs
Washington reports the Japanese government plans a broad industrial naturalisation program. It includes nationalizing railways and forming a joint government private capital company to operate Manchurian railways forests and mines. The move signals Japan aims to shield develop and control key sectors, reshaping international trade competition with American firms.
Truman K. Hunt, arrested in Chicago, is accused of bringing fifty Igorrotes from the Philippines to the United States and of conspiring to hold a large sum for 15 months. The War department was informed of the charge and preliminary steps were taken under official instruction.
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