Bishop Scadding Addresses Assembly in Oregon Diocese
The bishop reviewed rising Episcopal Church membership and staffing, urged parish missionary committees with weekly missions donations, and pressed doubling mission funding for Oregon and worldwide outreach. He warned against itinerant preachers and emphasized self sustaining parishes through steady administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scadding
Episcopal Convention
Episcopal Church
Oregon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Episcopal Church In
de Scot
Bishop Scott Academy
Columbia River
Thayer
Pacific Northwest
St. Helen's Hall
Dickinson Goes Global Tour With Philippines Focus
Secretary of State Dickinson departs Washington for a five week world tour aimed at the Philippines as the main goal. The trip seeks to acquaint him with conditions in the islands and related affairs. Also mentions Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey and its long running sales through Dillon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dickinson
Islands
Iron work underway for Oakland public school project
Gross Bros plan extensive iron work for the new Oakland Oregon public school. Their foundry is bustling with a large force of men employed on the project as it progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross Bros
Oakland
Oregon
Grand jury adjourns and makes final report in Lane county
The March 1910 grand jury for Lane County Oregon adjourned after returning indictments and detailing findings. The panel praised county offices, inspected the poor farm, and urged jail and courthouse toilet relocations, discharging after presenting its final report dated June 16, 1910. Hansard pleads not guilty. several civil cases heard with dismissals, divorces granted, and foreclosures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Lane
Hov
L. T. Harris
Lane County
J. D. Spencer
WM. Forrester
A. A. Armitage
G. R. Liles
R. Hastings
Pogue
Hansard
Brown Hansard
Springfield
C. A. Hardy
Willam Beck
William Garoot
Prominent Stockmen May Locate Here in Eugene
A. A. Barnett of Spokane and his son arrived in Eugene to evaluate land for a stock farm or dairying. They will spend two weeks examining Willamette McKenzie and Siuslaw foothill options, pledging confidence in Eugene’s growing real estate movement sparked by local investors.
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A. A. Barnett
Spokane
Eugene
A. A. Barnett, Jr
Promotion Department
Commercial Club
Willamette Or
McKenzie
Siuslaw
Howes
Colling
Teen Run Down By Car On Eighth Street
Ethan Calloway, about 18, was struck by an automobile owned and driven by Frank Bennett on Weet Eighth Street this morning around 3 30. He had been holding a horse at the Sturtevant livery stable when the horse reared and jerked him into the path of the car. The vehicle continued and ran over him before Bennett could stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Calloway
Frank Bennett
Weet
Eighth Street
Young Calloway
Wiliam Love
Sturtevant
Mr. Bennett
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Rheumatism Claim
Henry J. Goldstein of 14 Darton Street Boston says five years of severe rheumatism ended after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. He reports knees stiffened painfully, tried many medicines without relief, then felt better and now is cured. He endorses the remedy and urges others to get it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Goldstein
Darton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Unnamed man survives mishap with injuries
A man was knocked unconscious briefly, then rushed to a surgeon where a head wound was sewn. He sustained other cuts and bruises and will feel the aftereffects for some time. No one appears to be to blame for the accident.
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Wil
Bowerman Becomes Governor of Oregon
Jay Bowerman, president of the Oregon state senate, arrived in Salem by electric car and took the oath of office as acting governor. Justice Eakin administered the oath in a simple ceremony. Bowerman signed notarial papers for M. E. Fowler and then opened a desert land board meeting followed by a state land board session.
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Salem
Jay Bowerman
State Senate
Capitol
Oregon
Justice Eakin
Supreme Court
Senate
M. E. Fowler
Portland
Desert Land Board
State Land Board
State Masons Elect Grand Officers in Portland
Grand officers of the Masons were elected in Portland yesterday. Names include Grand master Charles E Wolverton of Portland Deputy grand master Thomas M Baldwin Prineville Senior grand warden George H Burnett Salem Junior grand warden S S Spencer Eugene Grand treasurer W A Cleland Portland Grand secretary Jas R Robinson and Jd E Werlein Portland trustee of the educational fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Portland
Charles E. Wolverton
Thomas M. Baldwin
Prineville
George H. Burnett
Salem
S. Spencer
Eugene
W. A. Cleland
Jas. R. Robinson
Jd. E. Werlein
The
Educational Fund
Thompson and Eva White Wed in Salem Oregon
Walter F. Thompson married Mise Eva White at the home of her parents in Salem Oregon on Wednesday June 8 1910 Rev Pemberton officiating The groom a Cottage Grove native was the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson his father deceased his mother Mrs L M Thompson living on Taylor Street in this city Leader
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. White
Salem
Oregon
Walter F. Thompson
Mise Eva White
Rev. Pemberton
Cottage Grove
Harry Thompson
L. M. Thompson
Taylor Street
Obituaries From Cottage Grove Area Mention Cavanaugh and Smith
Died at the home of his son G A Cavanaugh four miles south of Cottage Grove on June 11 1919 James Cavanaugh aged 82. At Cottage Grove June 9 1910 Jesse W Smith aged 26 a native of Kansas born September 10 1853.
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G. A. Cavanaugh
Cottage Grove
John Cavanaugh
Jesse W. Smith
Kansas
Born at General hospital in Eugene in 1910
A newborn son was born to D McKinnon and wife at General hospital Eugene on June 16 1910 residing 326 High street. In Santa Clara on June 16 1910 a daughter was born to Charles Powell and wife bond born on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Eugene
D. McKinnon
High Street
Santa Clara
Charles Powell
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Aids Rheumatism Sufferers
A local notice highlights Ballard’s Snow Liniment for rheumatism and general pain with varying bottle prices. It also notes wood traffic from the Mohawk branch supplying Eugene and explains freight costs. The Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association ships Royal Anne cherries from Roseburg noting earlier harvests due to climate and altitude.
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Mohawk
S. P
Eugene
Eugene Fruit Growers' Association
Roseburg
Fare cut granted for Oregon to Eugene race meet travel
The 5 P Co offers a reduced round trip fare one and a third for all points in Oregon to Eugene. Tickets valid from June 30 to July 5, inclusive, in observation of the big race meet and Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. P. Co
Oregon
Eugene
Bible Students Call for Unity Against Creeds Worldwide
In Louisville on June 19 the Brooklyn Tabernacle pastor addressed the International Bible Students urging Christians to abandon sectarian creeds. He urged unity under a simple creed, warned against church federations, and urged believers to rightly divide Scripture and seek God’s Word as the sole standard. The talk stressed that the elect form a small faithful flock and challenged denominations to show true fruits of faith rather than grand edifices and rich treasuries.
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Rome
Chicago
Holy Catholic Church
Louisville
Russell
Brooklyn
Jesus
Israel
Weorkmen
Apostle
Timothy
St. Peter
Bezaara
God
Christ Jesus
Christ
Sainta
Satan
Eden
Adam
Bia
Calva M1
Cam T
Church of the Sretborns
de Wort
Jolot-beirs
St. Paul
Baul
Tarsus
St. Stephen
John Calvin
Saul of
Brother Calvin
Hebe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bishop Scadding
Wellesley
Vassar
Sisters of
Church
Dr. Arnold
Carl T. Travis
Robert Brownell
Sarah Brownell
A. B. Kirkley
J. M. Shelley
Williams
Susie F. Harrison
John Harrison
Edith Briggs
Lester R. Briggs
Clark & Palmer
Haskell & Davidson Et al
J. Crouch & Son
J. M. Nichols
C. E. Nichols
Vingie Rowe Lawton
Southern Pacific Co
Simon Klovdahl
Sam Manerud
Justice Court
Robert Louden
Edward Beekman
Hattie Beekman
A. A. Barnett and Son
State Masons
Ballard
Dillon's Drug Store
People’s Pulpit
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Il Timothy A
Charles T. Russell
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