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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1893
Page
1
Community notice from No. 6 Meets the? Paird Saturdays each month. Visiting brethren invited to visit the lodge. Includes references to Odd Fellows welcome and a second and fourth Saturday schedule. Listing shows recorder L. A. Githens.
Fragmentary OCR notes praise B Cough Care for easing hoarseness and offer greetings. Mentions Evangelist Menon and a date of 8 with references to Oregon and Darfur style claims. Text is garbled but centers on a promotional endorsement and well wishes from Ford related to a period meeting.
The Athena Press notes a strong revival as ten Ts are slated to read in New York. It highlights the American Institute’s long effort since 1823 to promote industry in America and praises the organization for contributing articles and support, though the piece questions whether any action surpasses this recent move.
The new three section edifice will rise on present lots covering 40 city lots. It includes an Administration building with library and offices, three assembly halls, lodge rooms, and a basement model kitchen. Frontage on Third Avenue spans 60 feet with wings to Sixty third and sixty fourth streets.
The article notes Rev. Green Craig, D. D., elected moderator to lead the conservative faction of the Proal rian general assembly. It describes his Danville Kentucky upbringing, education at Center College, and early career, including a 1881 appointment to Biblical history and later roles. It also references the broader political and military commentary of the period.
A sprawling, period tone profile traces the rise and fall of a one eyed magnate who built a financial empire linking the Oregon Steam Navigation company Oregon Steamship company and Northern Pacific. The piece notes his early writing for German publications, his wartime reporting, and his ascent via consolidating Pacific coast steam and rail interests. It ends reflecting on grand schemes, sudden fall, and the mythic nature of his fortune and downfall.
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