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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
2
A digest of international and domestic notes: czar abolishes offices in the Far East, Roosevelt hopeful for armistice, Norway’s independence issue stirs Sweden, Japan gains in Kara and Siberian fronts, Russia’s navy and Morocco talks feature in fractured headlines, strikes and disasters spark political and economic reactions across nations.
Portland observers report ex- Judge Tanner testifying through the morning and into the evening about past agreements with Reibe, altered book entries, and cash retainers. The probe also covers letters and telegrams between Senator Mitchell and Tanner regarding expedited land patents and related fees.
Portland dates announce a Sixteenth Final Trans Mississippi congress with delegates appointed by state and territorial authorities. The event aims to discuss trade with the East and the creation of a Department of Mines, with a National Congress push for action. New York reports resignations at the Equitable Society including Charles Williamson and other high officials.
Reports from Lodz in Russian Poland describe a violent outbreak after the slaying of Socialist marchers. Fighting raged through streets with barricades and arson as police and Cossacks suffered casualties, including officers and soldiers struck by bombs and gunfire. The city descended into chaos with looting and broader violence spurred by rioters.
The congressional irrigation party travels from Kansas City on June to the present amid a wave of invitations. Rural districts vie to host events with garden-party style entertainments as crowds line the route. Hosts prepare hospitality and viewing amenities, aiming to honor the visiting group and showcase local scenery.
The article reports on a witness testimony phase in a Senate inquiry with key figures Senator Mitchell and others, detailing damaging documentary evidence and strategic efforts to reveal guilty knowledge. It also notes Frederik A Wing announcing that the Seattle assay office's venture run surpassed 100 million in gold and silver receipts, totaling 6,002,108.67 since July 15, 1968 through June 2, 1905.
Washington June 21. The dismissal of Herbert Bowen once United States minister to Venezuela and the exoneration of Assistant Secretary of State Francis B Loomis ends the Loomis Bowen dispute. President Roosevelt writes to Taft approving findings and condemning Bowens conduct as reprehensible. He notes Bowens attempts to entrap Loomis and says Bowen devoted months to scandal, ending his usefulness in diplomacy. He would have asked for Bowens resignation but for Bowens claim it would admit misconduct.
Portland June 21 The John Ho Mitchell trial began with the selection of a 12 member jury after a long effort from 2 to 5:80 pm. The panel, drawn from 25 men, was said to be free of prejudice and included a farmer majority with two exceptions from rural communities. Jury to hear charge and outline defense tomorrow as evidence starts.
Telegrams report Japanese forces extend from the Sea of Japan to the Mongolian border as they advance on northern Korea and Manchuria. Estimates include 6 000 infantry and 700 cavalry with mountain artillery moving toward Hizam and Musan as detachments operate from Corea northeastward.
Inkhelm reports June 21 council of state meeting adapts a proposition to be presented to the rikedag tomorrow. Sweden reportedly refuses to recognize dissolution by storming but government seeks authority to enter talks with Norway to set a basis for a mutual separation. Little goal is expected.
A blazing Lake Shore wreck near Mentoresa at 9 30 PM left the Twentieth Century Limited engine hurled from the rails. The train was crowded and burned, with over twenty dead or injured and many others burned or trapped by flames. Rescue parties battled the blaze as flames and steam swept the wreckage.
Portland June 22 The second day of the Mitchell trial ends as government witness Krebs testifies and Judge Tanmettte sits for the defense. Heney presents the Tanner Mitchell and Kriste agreement with checks ledgers and letters. Senator Thurston objects to testimony and perjury charges loom over the proceedings.
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