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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1904
Page
2
A panoply of items from the Myrtle Point Enterprise notes resignations and political chatter. Mentions are made of War Minister Heartas of Panama stepping down and talks on the Panama canal commission and arbitration with the United States. Breckenridge Avery and others are referenced in a broad sweep of national issues.
Early returns from most states show a landslide for Roosevelt with a national popular lead exceeding two million. The tally so far hints at the strongest presidential plurality in U S history, with major gains reported among urban districts and key states.
The American consul in Istanbul instructed officials to oversee Turkish and Persian actions regarding Kurdish murders and to prevent harassment of U S immigrants. The note warned Angora Trebizond and Chol authorities not to hinder Turkish beekeeping or the settlement operation, and threatened escalation to Vashington if noncompliance continued.
Yesterday at the National Grange convention Portland attendance rose toward a new peak as final degrees were set to be conferred at the Empire theater this afternoon. The Armory hall opened after six, committees reported, and an informal reception followed with speeches and songs. The day opened with the annual address by W F Saunt of New Jersey, assistant steward, with Patterson of Connecticut and state managers from New York, Washington, Missouri, Delaware, Colorado and Vermont giving reports on their charges.
The Japanese cruiser task group pressed a harbor maneuver near Port Arthur while the destroyer Kittleson and the Chinese chief Hat Yung were involved in a brief naval exchange. Reports from Seattle and Vancouver state a Canadian steamer carrying contraband cargo for Japan sailed from Vancouver with 300 tons of cotton en route to Tokyo, drawing attention from St Petersburg authorities.
The final installment of 4.6 million dollars on the World's Fair federal loan of 4,600,000 was paid, completing the 11th of 17 payments totaling 191,850.81. The payment was made several months ago and applied to the fair’s obligation to the nation.
In Chicago on November 21, a series of gas explosions at the Pyle Electric Head light plant killed four workers and injured many others. Overpressure within retorts caused the blasts, destroying the plant and damaging nearby properties. Nine explosions occurred before the fire was controlled, with total property loss estimated at 75,000 dollars.
The Hague conference is delayed as Russia signals likely nonparticipation. Foreign discussions with American diplomat Eddy reveal Russia intends to invite a second conference if war allowed. Count Lamadorff cites difficulty deciding during hostilities. Also Panama Canal Commissioner Frank J Hecker resigns due to health and age, with Roosevelt acknowledging his service.
Berlin dispatch reports Constanti nople message that Turkey orders 300 new defense troops trained for frontier duties amid rising tensions in the region.
Northwest attendees pour into Porterind for the National Grange gathering as forms for committees and orders of business are printed. Chief speeches from officers including T. C. Atkinson of West Virginia highlight a session that also invites delegates to Corvallis for a college visit.
Denver reports a special committee named by President Hag enbarth to draft a plan of reorganization for the National Livestock Association. Freid Johneon W A Harris Murdo McKensie Alvin H B Sanders join to frame by laws and constitution ahead of a January 8 convention meeting.
Benton Nov 19 Fire destroyed the London pier and shed of the Warren line in Charlestown. Oil wood and inflammable material fed the blaze as firemen saved adjacent property. The Hoonac tunnel grain elevator and White Star pier narrowly escaped. Sparks covered the north end of town. By midnight flames were under control with estimated losses around 600000, most on freight.
The second division of the Russian second Pacific squadron sails from Liban with cruisers Oleg Isamruad and Rion Dneiper and others. it aims to join Rear Admiral Voelkesam by the Baez canal and unite before reaching Japanese waters.
In a partial wartime excerpt a clash unfolds as sailors move to engage a destroyer. A commander signals, crews react with weapons drawn, and a rapid melee ensues with the ship’s defenses briefly deployed. The fragment hints at disciplined action and immediate peril.
Aaron Jones opened the Medems Armory convention in Portland on November 17 with a brief opening session and a special choir. The credential committee delivered its report and the session adjourned for preparations, followed by short addresses from officials including Jacob Voorhees.
Roosevelt pushes a purge bill as controversy surrounding judges grows. The president seeks swift action to remove questionable officials while facing political pushback and public scrutiny across the capital.
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