Palnettes Raise Roars At New Rochelle Paine Day
In New Rochelle Palnettes celebrate Thomas Paine’s birthday with gatherings and debates on Roosevelt and historical figures. The piece also notes a Candlemas Day groundhog observation project at Columbia and profiles new Public Service secretary Lyman Beecher Stowe.
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Tom" Paine
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Uncle Tom
Whitney Mansion Sale Tops Private Transactions in City
The Whitney residence on Fifth Avenue changes hands to Mr. Whitney after passing through George Grant Mason and Silent Smith’s estate. The opulent Italian Renaissance interiors include Louis XIV ballroom furnishings, Boucher and Dechaise tapestries, and rare marble and paneling from European palaces. The sale, tied to a famed social scene, marks a record private transaction in the city.
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van Dyck
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Joseph Stickney
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Edward H. Harriman
Sues Pattison Estate Over Farm Supervision
J R Pattison files in circuit court against executors 8 B Eakin and William T Pattison of the Robert Pattison estate died near Fuvene January 7 1909 with an estate valued at 20000 to recover over 6133 76 alleged due for supervising the deceaseds farm from February 16 1900 Pattison contends 700 a year is reasonable compensation and some money has been paid F H Greenman and H E Slattery attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Fuvene
F. H. Greenman
H. E. Slattery
Harrisburg News and Social Notes from the Upmeyer Area
Mr and Mrs E E Upmeyer returned from Eugene today with news of recent losses in flesh during a trying operation. Mrs Fred Jackson of Lake Creek was brought to the hospital Monday for a slight operation and is recovering nicely. Mr and Mrs Charles Eniicott and family and Grace Drinkard and her daughter visited at the Ujianeyer ranch over Sunday from Eugene. Miss Bertha Widener visited east of Junction City at Chas Bailey’s home last weekend. Bailey accompanied her home and stayed Monday. Horseflesh trades dominate local activity with several sales: Henry Roberta sold a two year old for 150 dollars, William Lynch sold a three year old for 250 dollars, and W E Grimes sold a team of colts to R F Myers for a handsome sum. All farmers’ telephone lines into town from the south are now on a single pole system, with lines to cross the railroad via Pacific Telephone Company, reducing street pole clutter.
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Eugene
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Widener
Henry Roberta
RK. W. Fouts
Monnes
Wiliam Lynch
W. E. Grimes
R. F. Myers
Federation Talk Sparks Debate Among Denominations
The third meeting of the Peoples Pulpit Federation debates Lutherans Episcopalians Catholics and other Protestants on Federation goals and apostolic succession. Charles T Russell leads a lengthy talk urging unity while preserving core doctrines amid calls for social political influence and gradual religious reform.
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Letter promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Fragmented letter from Minneapolis woman praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles. It urges public publication to encourage others, mentions testimonials, and urges writing for advice. Also includes unrelated religious discourse about federation and doctrinal views.
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Lyon
Mase
Death of Joseph Hansen 20 in Oregon Origin
Joseph Hansen 20 died January 10 at 3 am at home between Kegene and Springfield from pneumonia after diphtheria. He leaves a father a mother and several brothers including Merwin and Melvin Kon of Eugene. Several brothers suffer diphtheria. Funeral at Gordon's Dar taking Chapel Saturday at 2 pm with interment at I O O Me Cemetery.
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Springfield
Joseph Hansen
Nother
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Eugene
Gordon
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