Lincoln backs Philadelphia Universalist for hospital chaplain
In a Washington interview President Lincoln confirms nominating Mr. Shrigley of Philadelphia as hospital chaplain. Protestants urged withdrawal citing his view that rebels and unbelievers may be saved. Lincoln replies that if salvation is possible, let the man be appointed. Shrigley serves through the war.
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Lincoln
Shrigley
Philadelphia
Washington
Senate
Boston Post
The Great Bombardment Across Earth's Atmosphere
A dramatic solar system preface describes constant missile rain from space. It claims 400 million iron or stone fragments strike the earth daily and 12 billion monthly, igniting upon entry and heating the air with explosive glare and rising temperatures.
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Earth
A Subtle Hint From a Congressman’s Family Tale
In Harper’s Weekly a representative known for his several bright daughters recounts a humorous scene. He recalls lingering on the lower floor as the girls entertained callers, and one daughter calls him from the drawing room to note it is ten o clock, the hour they usually go into committee.
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Congress
Ton
Harper'a Weekly
Ostrich Kicking Safety And a 45 Degree Rule
A New Orleans Times-Democrat quote explains that an ostrich can kill with a kick, but safety lies behind the bird’s pope’s nose within a 45 degree wedge. Zoo keepers note ostrich farms in California show drivers and ostrich boys clinging to tails for protection as the birds surge forward.
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California
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Condemnation of European aristocracy as husbands
An old time friend asks what is thought of European aristocracy as sons. Mr. Cunirox replies that their relatives’ bossy behavior shows they would make easy husbands. Washington Star remarks on social relations.
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Cunirox
Washington Star
Sheriff Sale Notice In Pendleton Oregon 1909
Executed by First National Bank of Athena against Wilkinson and partners for 774.20 plus fees and costs. Sheriff to sell on July 24 1909 at 1 o clock in front of Pendleton court house. Property described as Southwest quarter Section 2 Township 3 North Range 36 Willamette Meridian. Proceeds applied to judgment and costs. Also church services shown with schedule city Pendleton Oregon with O W Geiszler pastor.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
First National Bank of Athena
William J. Wilkinson
Alma A. Wilkinson
John McCourt
G. W. Phelps
G. W. Phelps, Partners Doing Business Under the Firm Name of McCourt & Phelps
W. B Mitten
Louisa Horneflos
H. H. Corrigan
Feen
Costa
Willamette
Court House
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Joh McCourt
McCouurt & Phelps
W. B. Mitten
Louisa Hornefins
H. H. Horrigan
Jane
T. D. Taylor
Notice of Final Accounts in Oregon Estate Proceedings
In Umatilla County Oregon notices announce final accounts for Antoine LaCorse deceased and Joseph A LaBrash LaBrache a Walla Walla Indian deceased. Administrators William H LaCorse and Maggie LaBrache seek objections by July 1909 with hearings set July 24 and July 17 respectively at Pendleton Court House. Publications run weekly in Athena Press from June to July 1909.
Estate of Barzillis Barzillia LaCorse Probate Hearing
Notice to all interested parties that William Tate of Barzillia LaCorse deceased filed his front account in Umatilla County Oregon. County Judge sets July 24 1909 at 2 PM at Pendleton Courthouse for hearing objections and final settlement. Notice runs weekly from June 25 to July 23 1909. William H LaVorage administrator. Attorneys for administrator.
Notice of final account in estate matter
In the matter of the estate of Catherine Wilson deceased Lowell L Rogers administrator has filed his final account and report The County Judge sets July 10 1909 at 2 PM at Pendleton Oregon County Courthouse as the hearing time and place Objections will be heard and settlement made The Athena Press will publish weekly for four weeks starting June 11 1909 through July 6 1909
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Antoine LaCorse
William H. LaCorse
Pendleton
Athena Press
Joseph A. LaBrash
LaBrache
Walla Walla
Umatilla County
Oreg
Maggie LaBrache
Peterson & Wilson
Administratrix
Barzillis LaCorse
Barzillia LaCorse
Oroon
Joseph Woodward
A. D
Lowell L. Rogers
Catherine Wilson
Umatila County
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B. O. Wilson
Satbath
M. Smith
Epworth League
Fred Koonts
Ladies Aid Society
H. O. Worthington
O. W. Geiszler
Loveridge
Woarton
Schwabacher Bros. & Company, Incorporated
Seattle, Wash
William H. Lauvorse
Peterson & Wilson, Attorneys For Administrator
Deering
C. A. Barrett & Co
McDougall
N. A. Miller Athena
Union Pacific
Pullman Standard
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Pullman
Athena
Ore
Walla Walle
Dayton
Pomeroy
Lew. ‘Ston
Colbux
Moscow
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Pendieton
Ecrense
Maker City
Ora Ao
Heppner
The
Dalles
Tacoma
Seattle
All Sound Points
Pendieton - Wallalo
Meqica
B. M, Smith
Eekihens
J. Kirk
D. H. Preston
le Grow
E. Koontz
T. J.kirk F
P. E. Colbern
Edw
FIRST
National Bank OF Athena
Pendleton, Or
Troy Laundry For
Henry Keene
F. Sharp
Short
Weston Oregon
Cully
Peterson & Wilson Attorneys-at-Law
Watts’ & Neal
Attorneys-at-La
Freewater, Oregon
Oregon Railroad @ Navigation Co
Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific Railroad
Portland
All Points
OBR
ST. Louis
East
Middle West
South
Denver
Transit Usit
Silat
Pelota
O. R
WM. McMurray
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