The Church Beautiful Sermon by Professor Dunn
Professor Frederick Dunn of Oregon State University addresses the Lane County Sunday School convention on The Church Beautiful. He argues reverence, quiet, and proper church etiquette are essential, criticizing disruptive social events, urging removal of hats, and stressing usher duties and silent worship to honor sacred space.
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Frederick Dunn
Frederick Stanley Dunn
Oregon State University
Lane County
Dunn
God
Sinai
Moses
Christ
Jerusalem
Temple
Saul of
Tarcus
Jesus
Apostle
Paul
St. Paul
House of God
Countywide Municipal League urged for Lane County
George Melvin Miller urges expanding the Municipal League to cover the entire county from Eugene to protect against corporate monopoly. He proposes a countywide organization with permanent quarters, 500 members, and outreach to farms villages and hamlets, asking all residents to read Colliers article and attend the court house meeting on Saturday the 17th to support the plan.
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George Melvin Miller
Municipal League
Miller
Eugene
Collier's Weekly
Evans
San Diego Harbor
California
Itn
Los Angeles
San Pedro Harbor
Lane County
Eugene Commercial Club
Colliers
Court House
Geo
Melvin Miller
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Promises Quick Cure
Local advertisement touts Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for piles with bleeding and itching. Claims it absorbs tumors, relieves itching instantly, and serves as a poultice. Sold by Linn Drug Co with mail options at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Williams
Linn Drug Co
Williams Mfg. Co
Harrisburg SNEWS brief highlights local events and travels
Harrisburg notes Minnie Evans returns to Eugene after visiting friends. May 1 Harrisburg Improvement Club hosts county high school proposition briefing with a short program. J O Drinkart ill with heart trouble. T W Sommerville buys a Chaulmaras Detroit auto from Portland. Glenn Hill helps harness shop. Josephine Jeffrey Company three nights of performances praised. Mrs J St Cartwright returns from Newport. T A Coleman heads to Alaska for contracting work.
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Harrisburg
Minnie Evans
Eugene
Harrisburg Improvement Club
Linn
Lane County
J. O. Drinkart
T. W. Sommerville
Portland
Glenn Hill
Fastern
Oregon
Aselat
Hill & Shisler
Josephine Jeffrey
Former Senator WM A Stewart Dies After Operation
Washington April 23 Former United States Senator Wim A Stewart of Nevada died at Georgetown Hospital after an operation. The body will be taken to Nevada Sunday for burial. Stewart served several terms in the United States Senate from Nevada.
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Washington
United States
Wim. A. Stewart
Nevada
Georgetown Hospital
Stewart
United States Senate
Retired Nevada Senator Remains Active Law Practice
The former senator, once a wealthy leader of Free Silver forces, endured mining reverses after leaving the senate. At nearly eighty, he returned to Nevada to practice law full time to rebuild his fortune.
Ferry Retains Jasper Location Against Move
At a Jasper Oregon meeting on April 17 1909 delegates voted to keep the Jasper ferry at its present site until a County Court right of way is secured to a proposed new site. They argued dredging the bar is cheaper than moving the ferry and building access roads, and that a bridge at the location would meet public needs.
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Jasper
Oregon
Country Court
Hulls Point
Eugene Guard
Eugene Register
Springfield News
Publc
Pleasant Hill Grange Opposes C A C Referendum
At the April 17 1909 meeting of Pleasant Hill Grange No 284 the resolution was unanimously adopted Oppose referendum on the C A C Improvement appropriation recently enacted by the Oregon legislature Farmers commend national and state efforts to provide practical schooling for the state’s children and pledge to defeat the referendum by honorable means.
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Pleaseant Hill
Pleasant Hill Grange No
Oregon
Kodol Promise to Cure Stomach Ailments Soon
An advertisement claims Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion taken occasionally will relieve simple stomach ailments and warns that these may become more serious later. It notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Start Another Suit Against Big Merger
San Francisco April 21 The president directs a commandant to join in a suit to dissolve the financial relations of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads. Chief Justice Fuller subpoenas hundreds of witnesses in a major action against Harriman lines. Hearings span across cities where the roads own property or compete.
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San Francisco
United States
Tie A
Atriet
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Harriman
Roosevelt
Taft
Utah
Constitutionalists take control of capital after street fighting
Constantinople reports the sultan surrendered to constitutionalists at 4 PM. The fate of Arregder remains unannounced and about five thousand troops were at his disposal yesterday, with many wounded captured or escaped. An American tourist party boarded the Australia Lloyd steamer for Naples.
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Constantinople
Arregder
Naples
One Thousand Killed as Constantinople Falls to Constitutionalists
By April 24 Constantinople reports say calm returned at noon after the last recalcitrants surrendered and fighting ceased. Central clashes caused heavy casualties, with over a thousand killed and several thousand prisoners taken as guards defended outposts. The Red Cross aids the wounded with Armenian women volunteering.
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Constantinople
Tarsch Kischla
Red Cross Society
Turks Surrender After Palace Siege in Constantinople
Foreign residents believed safe as the sultan remains at Yildiz Kiosk. Americans in Constantinople are safe. Shelling pierced the palace confines, commander surrendered, and surrender terms are under discussion. Sixty American tourists were escorted to a harbor steamer. several wounded include Fred K. Moore of New Orleans and Booth the correspondent.
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Yildiz
Constantinople
Fred K. Moore
New Orleans
Booth
Magician of Words Arrested In Grand Larceny Case
Brough ton Brandenberg, a magazine writer, was arrested in San Francisco on a New York grand larceny charge related to a political article claimed to be by the late Grover Cleveland. He describes escapades as a German driver, agent, and physician, plus a kidnapping and a planned reemergence with his wife. Extradition awaitsCopies of the indictment are pending to determine legal steps. Brandenburg may resist.
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San Francisco
Broughton Brandenberg
Fovellat
Justion
New York
Grover Cleveland
Harrington
Del
Hridgeville
James Cabanne
St. Louis
Dreyfus
America
Jacob 8. Meyers
Brandenburg
Theodore Kytda
Per
Brandenberg
Governor Lilley Dies After Four-Week Illness
Hartford April 22 George Leavens Lilley governor of Connecticut died last night following a four week illness. Born August 3 1859 in Oxford Massachusetts he trained in public schools of his native town and pursued a long career in state affairs.
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Hartford
Conn
George Leavens Lilley
Connecticcut
Oxford
Mass
Worcester years in high school and college tied to a realty career
The subject moved to Worcester where he attended the high school and later the Polytechnic Institute. He married in Waterbury, Connecticut in 1884 and began a real estate business there. In 1901 he was elected to the State legislature as a Republican.
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Worcester
Polytechnic Institute
Waterbury
Conn
Repub
Juvenile Court Hears Two Cases in Lane County
County Judge Chrisman presided over juvenile court sessions in Lane County. He committed Gree and Archie Twilley, ages 12 and 7, to the care of William Griffin after their father died, leaving them dependent on public support. Edith and James Shelley, ages 5 and 12, remain under Mrs. Shelby with monthly reports required. their parents are unknown and abuse concerns were raised.
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Chrisman
Thin County
Gree
Archie Twilley
Grants Paw
William Griffin
Edith
James W. Shelley
J. M. Shelly
Shelby
J. M. Pipes
J. Williams
Lane County
Boys
Girl Aid Society
Come Patnants
Logging contractor run over by tram car in Pons accident
Earl Branson of Hert Lemon logging contractor was struck by a tram car while driving a team in Pons yesterday afternoon. The horses ran away, Branson was knocked unconscious and likely injured internally, and he was taken to Eugene Hospital for treatment.
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Earl Branson
Hert Lemon
Pons
Branson
Eugene
Lican State Committeeman and Publican Congressman at Large
A fragment notes a political figure who served as a state committee member until death and as a publican congressman at large from 1903 to 1909, resisting when elected governor. The text preserves the basic career arc and dates but lacks full context and proper names.
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Lican
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