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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
2
Galveston reports 4078 dead and China conflict coverage spans Manila talks Taoist moves in Asia Roosevelt letter ties to trusts and imperialisms. Korea, Cuba, Portugal, and Boer War notes appear with shipwrecks, disasters, scientific progress, and political shifts shaping early 1900s geopolitics.
Oregon officials contributed more than two hundred thousand dollars to the Galveston relief effort, aiding recovery from the disaster. The donation underscores regional support for the Texas city facing widespread damage.
War updates describe Allied captures at Pei Tang and Lu Tai forts with heavy losses. Reports note the deaths of General John A. McClernand and rising casualties near Solonan in the Philippines. Occurrences include a bank robbery in Winnemucca, a postmaster shot in Iona, and labor strife at the American Iron & Steel Company in Lebanon Pennsylvania. Additional items cover political moves, railway and mining developments, and a fatal shooting in Briggam City Utah.
Washington reports Colonel W. Patten arranged free transport for remains of soldiers sailors and civilians buried in China the Philippines and other Pacific areas. A burial corps aboard the Hancock will leave San Francisco October 1 to repatriate bodies with honors and interments at national cemeteries.
Report from the strike region notes quiet conditions but rising joiners to the strikers. Religion and business leaders urge arbitration or other settlement as coal supply tightens and companies plan for possible confrontations.
A three-man gang robbed the First National Bank in Doon Winnemacea Nev entry through the front door. They forced Cashier Nixon and four others to open a safe and remove about 15080 in gold coin before fleeing on horseback. A posse pursued from Golconda as townsfolk fired but caused no injuries.
An initial report describes chaotic conditions near a mine area with deputies and guards involved. One man is killed, others injured as authorities move to quell the unrest and secure the region amid ongoing labor tensions.
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