Myrtle Point Enterprise Weekly Briefs
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
2
Reckless rail roading and political puns across the era
A garbled collage of remarks on railroading dangers, politics, and social quotes. Notable references include a New York alderman scandal, McKinley era figures, Beveridge, Rockefeller offspring, and fire losses in 1906 era America. The piece links rail wrecks to passage closures and discusses safety in new metal cars.
The Air and Expert Testimony in Modern Life
The piece laments air quality and housing conditions while praising pure air significance. It discusses an elderly English Gypsy queen who rejected education and home comforts as prisons. It critiques expert testimony fees and the profitability of being an expert witness in wills and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milonatre
Railway officials stage surprise check on signals
A group of Cleveland railway officials formed a surprise party and visited a neighboring town to test if engineers were heedful of signals. Reports claim lights were turned off to pretend the track was clear, yet twenty four trains were allowed to pass amid warnings, revealing concerning conditions across lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fragmentary OCR News Item From Early Edition
Disjointed OCR snippet shows fragmented dialogue about warfare or powder and a disputed bet. The text lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions to identify a coherent event or subject.
First magazine for the blind aided by Mrs Ziegler
The first blind magazine is nearly ready for distribution to six thousand readers plus four thousand blind students. Funded by Mrs William Ziegler, it will feature stories news poetry music and uplifting content with a high moral tone. A raised map illustration appears in the issue and notable contributions include letters from Theodore Roosevelt and Helen Keller along with fiction and articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
William Ziegler
Florida
Bahamas
Cuba
Jamaica
Panama
Rooeevelt
Ziegler
Helen Keller
Alegier
West Virginia Man Recounts Poker Story and Suspicion
A fragmentary report from Colonel Jim Butcher of Cliffe W Va recounts a poker tale amid claims of hard luck. The item mentions Bellevue Stratford and West Virginia remnants with a note on verification and suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Mountain
Sage
Jim Butcher
Cliffe
W. Va
Bellevue-Stratford
West
Miss Emma Shirley’s thrift aids missions in Japan
Emma Shirley of St Louis follows John Wesley’s rules to save and give. She saved most funds in small cents and raised the rest by boarding during 1904’s fall. Aboard a ship, a prince’s quiet arrival contrasts with a tired officer awaiting his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Emma Shirley
St Louis
Eméden Bible Work
Japan
Prince and Salter Tee in Malta Navy Service Note
Prince of Wales went to active service with the British navy. The report places him at Malta aboard a P. C. steam vessel as part of early naval deployment.
Early US Agriculture Secretary Faces Cabinet Tardiness Joke
A historic note recalls a first Secretary of Agriculture famed for shrewdness and slow pace. At a cabinet meeting he arrived late, provoking a witty remark about the administration’s fall and his own delayed response to reform.
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