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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
3
A late season storm swept New York City with wind and rain driving wreckage through Manhattan and Brooklyn. The gale damaged buildings, downed wires, and toppled structures including the Flatiron area, with injuries reported and ships sunk or driven aground near hell Gate.
Fragmented dispatches describe pressures on Turkey and Constantinople amid calls to mobilize. Reports note correspondence from Sofia and Bulgaria fueling concern while Turkish lines brace for potential escalation.
President Roosevelt will call Congress to meet on November 9 after consultations with members of both parties. An October session was debated but faced opposition due to campaign commitments and potential disruption for lawmakers. There is no clear agreement on the scope of financial legislation to be enacted next session.
The revolutionary paper Autenoasye reports Albanians aided by Turkish forces under the order of the Tildia Kiesk massacred Bulgarians in the Okhrida and Seren districts. It cites 6,600 fatalities and warns mobilisation may follow, amid rising war tensions.
In Washington on September 15 the savy declares an order stating the Star Spangled Banner is the national anthem and that all efforces and men must render attention when played unless duty prevents. The rule requires proper homage during the anthem.
Fragmentary OCR reads Sept 15 from New York with Kilpatrick tied to a case, alongside May Ray Ey and references to government action. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Prospectors find a hitherto unknown flowering tree in a southern California canyon near the Mexican border. The plant emits a chloroform like perfume when wind agitated, causing fainting. Its purple leaves and two inch rusty red blossoms resemble a tarantula, with thorny hairs that can pierce skin and sontain toxicity.
Public Land Office notices from Roseburg and Myrtle Point Oregon dated 1903 1908 announce Timber Land Act filings for various tracts in Douglas Coos and Curry counties. Named claimants include McCloskey Eaton Deal Bigelow Jasper Whitaker and others with witnesses listed and deadlines in August September October 1908.
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