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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
3
A hazy scene shows a narrator and a woman discussing danger and trial amid German pressure. Names like Herr Steinhardt surface briefly, hinting at a wartime setting and uneasy exchanges about travel and safety.
The narrative follows Fraulein Haeseheart's sleepless night and prayer for Emmanuel as Pastor confronts Steinhardt's menacing trail. Birley urges urgency, and emotional strain tests resolve while the search for truth about Manuel's fate continues amid threats and religious doubt.
A temporary Fifth Avenue sidewalk buckled at Eighteenth Street during a Rochambeau commission parade. About 166 people were injured as a crowd fell into an excavation for a new building. Police warned against crowding the forbidden sidewalk. Several victims were treated at ambulances and hospitals, with some likely to die.
Havana legislators revise the American amnesty bill to grant clemency only to native born Americans. The chamber also approves presidential and congressional salaries, while President Palma proposes further measures.
Secretary reports to Congress on the army transport service showing total repair costs to date, based on many reports. Figures indicate a high overall expenditure though itemized vouchers for each item are not provided. The record notes a sum near 99,996 pounds.
Marion County Salem May 28 L J Reynolds treasurer of the Oregon state board of horticulture estimates the prune crop north of Salem will be about 30 percent of last year. He has not yet received enough reports from the district to estimate the second district crop accurately.
The measure allocates 200000 for enlarging Portland post office and courts and 10000 for Portland custom house, with Seattle getting 200000 more for a 960000 total. Senate and house differ on post office funds, Tacoma and Spokane gains boosted to 100000, while Corliss cable bill remains unlikely.
A devastating blaze at Grants Pass swept through the Sugar Pine mill, its lumber yards, and Williams Bros factory, sparking losses estimated near $100,000 with 1,000,000 feet of lumber buried. No insurance. several workers injured, including J. A. Turner severely burned and hospitalized. Water supply was low and wind aided the destruction.
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