Paradise Restored as Promise in Gospel Era Sermon
Pastor Tuscell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preached in Syracuse on August 22. He explained that Paradise, the Garden of Eden, will be restored not only on earth but through God's heavenly Kingdom and the elect Church. The preacher linked the thief on the cross, Revelation's promises, and the Millennial vision to a future Paradise for all creation.
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Divine Plan of Paradise for Humankind and the Millennium
The article explains a biblical view of Paradise lost through Adam, restored by Christ, and offered to all mankind in the Millennium. It contrasts penitent thieves’ futures, outlines the elect Church’s role, and affirms that Paradise leads to earthly and heavenly life, not eternal torment, with judgments and reward in resurrection.
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Heavenly Kingdom
Noted Forger Is Captured In Portland
Portland August 23. J E Hamlin alias J H Johnson a noted master bank swindler with a long criminal record is captured by Pinkerton Detective Henry Von Groenewald and Deputy Sheriff Archie Leonard. He owned property across Oregon Idaho California and Portland and is linked to multiple bank forgeries in Washington Oregon Idaho and California. The arrest ends months of detective pursuit. Hamlin married ten months ago to a woman named Leonard who remains unaware of his crimes.
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Portland
J. E. Hamlin
Marguerite Street
J. H. Johnson
Henry E. von Groenewald
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Archie Leonard
Hamlin
Legion
Oregon
Idaho
California
Washington
Leonard
Shearer's Bridge
Grass Valley
Pinkertons
Jack” Hamlin
A. B. Cheney
Winlock
Wash
von Groenewald
First National Bank of Pullman
G. W. Watson
Napoleon Burbople Agndorser
J. A. Batts
Security State Bank of
Palouse, Wash
B. KR. Turnbow
J. H. Gray
Citizens’ State Bank of
J. Graves
Fred Hauser
First National Bank of
McMinnville
First National Bank of Albany
R. Sylvester
Geo. R. Beck
Bank of Oregon
Bend
W. W. Passmore
Hamilton National Bank
Chicago
Oregon City
Jack Hamlin
J F. Hunt
C. H. Parker
Oregon Penitentiary
Eugene
Day
Webner
Church
Pinkerton
Forest Grove
Prieanne
Troutdale
San Francisco
Regent
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Pendleton
Eureka
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Sunnyside
Waitin for a bench painter in a quiet park
A Pittsburgh News excerpt shows a terse street scene as a carman heckles a youth on a park bench, insisting the boy move while the lad calmly explains he is waiting. The painterly detail highlights a moment of urban life and child patience under casual, observational dialogue.
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Gernetteman
Fittsburg News
Arrest Records Highlight Hamlin Forgery Conviction
Sheriff records from Eugene show Hamlin began building a $500 automobile garage, was jailed on May 28, 1909, and sent to the penitentiary on June 30 for forgery. Term length not specified in the record.
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Eugene
Hamlin
Free Camping Grounds At District Fair
Eugene residents and visitors may camp free at the district fair from September 8 to 11. A grove south of the grand stand is reserved for campers with free grounds and water. The fair committee aims for a great event with $5,000 in premiums, $3,000 in race purses, and Arnold’s amusements featuring balloon ascensions, merry-go-rounds, and tents.
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Eugene
Arnold
Examination for Forest Ranger in District 6
Portland Aug 23 The ranger examinations for National forests in District 6 will be held October 25 and 26 at multiple forest offices including Ketchikan Eugene Grants Pass and Portland open to men 21 to 40 of good character and fitness Candidates may gain from promotions to higher posts with a starting salary of 900 a year Information available from the district forester in Portland or the Civil Service Commission Washington DC
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Eugene
Grants Pass
Heppner
John Day
Lakeview
Medford
Prineville
Roseburg
Sumpter
Wallowo
Oregon
Bellingham
Chelan
Leavenworth
Newport
Olympia
Orting
Republic
Seattle
Walla Walla
Washington
Forest Supervisors
United States Civil Plot Commission
Washington, dC
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Safe Teething Relief
An advertisement claims Baby Morphine Fiends arise from syrups and medicines for infants that contain opium and narcotics. It promotes McGee's Baby Elixir as free of narcotics and a cure for disordered stomachs bowels and fretfulness, suitable for teething infants, sold by Dalton Drug Co.
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McGee
Dtlon Drug Co
Eugene Business College Ad Promises Civil Service Prep
An early 20th century ad for Eugene Business College in Oregon invites inquiries about business education. Fall term begins September 1, 1909, with Civil Service exam prep and a request to send for a catalog. Also contains Dr Shoop Restorative health claims and dealer availability.
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Eugene Business College
Seventh St
Eugene
Ore
Finch Woman Sues Over Loan Repayment in Court
Mrs May Finch wife of James seeks $470.40 recovery from John Petty of Crenwell in a suit alleging loans at various times. William & Bean represent Mrs Finch in the case.
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May Finch
James
John Petty
Crenwell
Williame & Bean
Springfield Growth Drives Western Oregon Town Development
Observer writes of Springfield Oregon as a thriving rail linked city near Eugene. It describes population around 1500, booming construction, new industries, timber and fruit prospects, and plans for a Southern Pacific car shops terminal. Manager J I Laimbirth and Ralph Poppleton In Portland visit the local light plant as new wells and turbines are added to support expanding utilities.
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Springfield
Willamette River
Eugene
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Booth-Kelly Company
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Oregon
Improvements at electric plant progress in Willamette Valley
Foreman Frank Burt reports his team is upgrading the Willamette Valley Company power plant by replacing two transformers to 2300 volt step up from 2800. When the new turbine operates, voltage will rise to about 10,000 to allow continued use of existing power lines without new lines.
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Dr. Pierce
Prical Association
K. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
Frank Burt
Willamette Valley Company
Booth Kelly Sawmill Notes Fire Hose Replacement
The Hooth Kelly sawmill receives fifteen carloads of logs daily from Wendling and dumps them into the pond. No river drives this year. Workers cut into the hill behind the Planet to gain space for piling lumber, using excavated dirt to fill under docks. Several hundred feet of fire hose has arrived to replace the current worn hose, installed only months ago but badly handled.
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Hooth-Kelly
Wendling
Bose
Wagon Bridge Painted and Local Developments
The wagon bridge is being painted with black paint removing the unsightly ad sign once tied to the Commercial Club. Five workers toil for several days, while plans to straighten Mill street and extend the bridge over the mill race are noted. Local civic and business updates include a new millinery store on Main Street, railroad material shipments, post office mail increases, and a tradesman shift on Main Street.
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Mill Street
Dean
Goshen
Barr & Pollard
Main Street
James
Frank Post
Etter
Magladry & Shumate
Eugene
C. B. Horton
Portland
Natron
Springfield
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