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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
2
A condensed roundup notes France and Japan likely agreeing on Asiatic policy. Colorado and Wyoming nominate governors. Cuba engages rebels in battle and diplomacy. Turkey, Bulgaria, and Russia feature, with notable shipwrecks, uprisings, and political shifts.
Reports from Havana and Cienfuegos detail U.S. Marines landing to protect American lives and property. The Denver and Marietta were active with guards kept at the Havana legation while a small force remained on ships. Navy ships Tacoma and Cleveland stood ready for Cuba action.
Inter state Commerce Commissioner Cockrell outlined a plan for a nationwide uniform system to implement the new railroad rate law. He proposed standard accounting, classifying freight, uniform rate schedules, and full route performance from receipt to destination.
In Glasgow on Sept 14 a proposed combination of British and English tube makers to regulate home and export markets was announced. The deal aims to end fierce competition, with industry insiders noting the alliance is broader than Ceram and includes all firms across the United Kingdom. American producers are said to back the move.
Lieutenant Colonel Roessler urged concentrating national appropriations on finishing the mouth of the Columbia River before funding upstream projects. The Sept 15 gathering at the Chamber of Commerce heard from Roessler and congressmen on river and harbor priorities for a deep channel at the mouth.
Eyewitness reports with AP correspondence describe the September 8 to 10 massacre in Siedlce and ensuing panic in Warsaw. Armed guards, brutal soldiers, Jews fleeing, 140 corpses counted, and widespread destruction in Pienka Street amid fears of further outbreaks.
Vienna reports under the new electoral reform bill the voting privilege for landed women is abolished. Deputies press to retain the privilege and extend to women earning income or running businesses. Baron von Bleserth cites failures of female suffrage on the Continent while Victor Adler weighs the proposals.
London reports The Times says New Zealand land proposals are the most drastic in colonial history. The plan forces sale within a decade of land exceeding 266000 in improved value and blocks large holders from keeping beyond 1000 acres of second class land, while 5000 more acres face new restrictions.
Washington officials confirm the Dos Moines moved from Norfolk to Key West with possible Havana voyage if Cuba developments require. The vessel may serve as a sea asylum and to protect the American charge, in coordination with the Navy and state department.
General Reyes, president of lembia, arrives to manage arrangements for the reception. The event highlights a warm welcome and formal ceremonies marking the occasion.
The fragmentary clipping mentions A Gamma and Tae Gee in a cryptic, partial text. Readable names and places are scarce, leaving the item as an unclear brief with minimal usable context.
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