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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
2
A sweeping digest notes troop withdrawals in Knesia and naval manpower shortages, while envoys discuss talks in Hekin. Reports span Chinese executions, American political retirements, and regional population data for New Jersey Idaho and Colorado.
A sweeping snowstorm grips South Dakota as reports of distant turmoil flood in. News notes include political upheavals in China, attacks on royals, a New York firm’s bankruptcy, and a massive US industrial and immigration scene with varied treaties and trials.
Reports from Monterey and Pekin claim ancient Chinese records show Chinese explorers reached America 1600 years ago and built temples in Sonora near Ures. A deciphered stone tablet allegedly supports Chinese temple ruins, sparking calls for further exploration amidst debates among scientists and officials.
Secretary Hay faces a petition from leading southern cotton manufacturers urging preservation of the open door in China to protect cotton drills and shirtings markets. The group, representing about 15 million dollars in capital, warns withdrawal of trade in Manchuria would harm southern mills and workers. General Chattee reports the Sixth Regiment, US Cavalry, will stay in China under Lt. Col. Theodore J. Wint.
Rioting breaks out between International and Resistancia cigar unions at Gonzales Mor s Co in Tampa and Chicago. Gunfire wounds no one reported. 100 extra police called in, torchlight protests banned, factories closed at noon, and plans for a return to work debated as guards patrol the streets.
Chicago reports claim the bandit killed by Express Messenger Baxter on the Kansas City Saint Joseph and Council Bluffs line was the son of a wealthy Massachusetts family. A longtime detective says a retired thief, his informant, identified the dead man after seeing a photo and map, warning that the family would be saddened by the name.
Kalamazoo authorities report a horrific bodysnatching incident at Springbrook cemetery Newaygo county nine bodies exhumed most died within the past year one presumed Mrs Henry Knowles found decomposed near a fence a sexton’s grave discovery followed coffin remnants scattered across the grounds
A dispatch from Washington reports an imperial decree stripping Prince Tuas and others of ranks and imprisoning some, with life sentences mentioned for certain offenses. The decree, tied to the Boxer era crackdown, prompts debate over its severity and potential U.S. stance amid Chinese and foreign reactions.
A report from Limon describes a chilling incident where a man named Prem Jr. or John Porter is seized by a mob after a crime. Officers say a railroad rail struck him and unleashed screams as locals threaten punishment.
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