Local Church Services and Meetings Schedule Listed
A fragmented list of church services and meetings across several denominations. Details include Sunday services at various times, Sabbath school schedules, prayer meetings, monthly and quarterly gatherings, and events by pastors such as Jas Price Mak Noble and Rev. William Gay. The notices cover churches including Lutheran, Reformed, Methodist, and Epworth League activities with inconsistent formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Adda
Wocleck
Kev
Make Noble
Resputerian Church
Ilagm
Evangelical Church
WM. Gay
Jeee Methodist
M. E
East and South via The Shasta Route Train Schedule
Train schedule fragment lists routes and stations from Salem to Los Angeles and New Orleans. It notes departure times 4:00 from Salem and connects to multiple way stations including Grants Pass, Medford, Ashland, Corvallis, and McMinnville, with arrival hints at 10:15 a.m. and 4:40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oveniaxn
Salen
Grant's Pass
Medford
Ashe
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Vin Woodlinen
Mt. Angel
Siiverton
West Selo
Brownsville
Natrow
Springfold
Salem and Way
M. Corvallis & Way
Hed Pte
McMiniuville de Waysta’s
Transcontinental tickets via Grand Central from Kirkland
Through ticketing at 144 Third Street and Grand Central station for all points in the eastern states Canale and Europe at lowest rates. J O Kirkland is the ticket agent arranging arrivals and departures through Grand Central.
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Third Street
Teket
All Pointe
Astern States
Canale
Europe
Jowest
Kirkland
Tralive
Grand Central Station
Fifth and Streets
Vamhaill Diviston Passenger Depot Notice
Vamhaill Diviston at foot of Jefferson Street listed as the passenger depot location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vamhaill Diviston
Jeferson Street
Earthquakes and Exploding Mills Mark Global News
The dispatches report a brief Istanbul earthquake shock, a deadly explosion at Planter's oil mill in Greenville Mississippi killing five, and a flood of international items from Mexico to Africa including political moves in the Transvaal and Abyssinia, labor unrest, and rail news. The summaries cover deaths, crimes, patents, and ships with emphasis on named places and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Greenville
Misa
Transvaal
England
Union Square
Brooklyn
St. Louis
San Francisco
Lebanon
Express
Bridemrs Mary Dimmick Weds General Harrison at St Thomas
The private ceremony at St Thomas church united Mrs Mary Lord Dimmick and General Benjamin Harrison. Guests limited to twenty relatives and friends as Dr Wesley Brown presided. The bride wore pearl gray satin with lace and pearl jewelry, bouquet of lilies of the valley, and a blue velvet bonnet. The groom in a Prince Albert coat and white gloves departed for Indianapolis in a private car.
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New York
Mary Lord Dimmick
Benjamin Harrison
St. Thomas’ Church
Wesley Brown
Miss Vanderbilt
Miss Whitney
Prince Albert
Armour Predicts Wheat Price Near One Dollar
P D Armour told reporters in Chicago in April he believes wheat will sell at or near one dollar a bushel soon. He speaks as a merchant not a scalper and says the rise is based on market conditions and not sentiment. He also expects other grains and provisions to move up as demand improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P. D. Armour
Meeting With Booth Tucker Ends Without Effect
Ballington Booth and Mrs. Booth Tucker held a lengthy overnight conference at Montclair and during the day at Salvation Army headquarters in New York. They state the discussion was cordial and focus on sisterly and brotherly matters with affection for Mrs. Booth Tucker despite unresolved issues. The group included Commissioner Carleton Major Moran and Secretary Lewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth-Tucckers
Caerleton
Moran
Lewin
Ballington Booth
Volunteers
Booth-Tucker
Raid on Fish Traps Shakes Astoria Cannery Row
Astoria reports a raid by local fishermen on traps south of Sand Island near Baker's Bay. Piling was drawn and pile drivers wrecked amid tensions over cannery price cuts and trap locations raising safety concerns for drifters. Two land cases also reversed by Secretary Smith on pre-emption and timber land entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Sand Island
Baker's Bay
Fishermen's Protective Union
Great Republic Spit
Union
Washington
Hoke Smith
General Land Office
United States
P. J. Lynch
W. D. Gilbert
Seattle
E. O G. Masten
Oregon City, Or
Masten
Smith
Supreme Court affirms treasurer may publish tax list in any county paper
Olympia April 6 The supreme court affirms that the state tax list publication may be printed in any county newspaper. The ruling upholds the treasurer E W Purdy’s authority despite earlier contracts with the Champion and the Reveille and questions over commissioner's approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Supreme Court
State of Washington
Whatcom County
Appellant
E. W. Purdy
Whatcom
Mandamus
Champion
Purdy
Reveille
Board of County Commissioners
Fire devastates Branewick Ga as wares and wharves burn
A morning blaze in Branewick destroyed Brunswick and Western railroad wharf facilities, two warehouses, and many freight cars, threatening the town. Loss runs to about 500000 dollars with 400000 dollars insured. The fire sparked near the wharves and quickly spread, endangering the city. Meanwhile reports from Buenos Ayres describe Santa Fe colonists in dire straits with scarce food and a looming harvest aid planned by the national congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branewick
Brunswick & Western
la Prenza
Santa Fe
Buenos Ayres
National Congress
San Francisco Produce Joins Market With Mixed Alerts
San Francisco produce gains strong demand while butter remains weak and cabbage shows signs of strain. Eggs sell freely with quotations from 8 to 10 cents, sugar rises fractionally, and chickens trend upward. Wheat unchanged locally as Chicago shifts barely influence prices governed by foreign markets. Portland wheat quotes show Walla Walla 55 to 60 cents and Valley 58 to 59 cents per bushel.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Portland
Walla Walla
Valley
Commodity Price Report From Oregon and Washington Markets
Market notes list prices for grains, meats, dairy, produce, and byproducts across Portland Salem Cascadia and Eastern Oregon. Items include oats barley hay oats wheat and rolled oats with prices per barrel ton per sack and per pound, plus dairy creamery butter and cheese, poultry eggs and game, fruits like lemons bananas and apples, and vegetables with regional variations. Prominent firms and regions include Oregon and California markets with notes on quantities and quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fovsa
Portland
Salem
Cascadia
Dayton
Bennm County
Oregon
Uchickens
Bene
Young America
Taorica Faorr
California
Woot—Valley
Commodity price list with diverse goods and rates
A fragmented price catalog lists items such as Alaska talles Lima de Conpace rope and various colored sugars. It includes per pound quotes for butter coffee and spices, and per hundred-pound case prices for Mokaska Lion and Colombia rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courrae
Costa Rica
Rio
Salvador
Mocha
Padang Sare
Palembang
Java
Market Prices Reported for Livestock and Beef
Bear-Gross leads with top steers at 5.25 and cows at 2.25 to 2.00 per pound, Murros-Gross posts best sheep, wethers at 5.00 and ewes at 1.50 to 2.75, dressed beef noted. Veat-iross quotes small cattle at 6 6c and large at 4c per pound. Hoos-Gross lists choice heavy cattle 5.254 3.60, and light feeders at 2.50 to 2.76, dressed at 4e per pound.
Market Prices For Commodities And Grains Reported
Firovea-Net cash prices list per barrel and per unit for various goods. Including family ex tras 4755.456, bakers ex tras 5559.05, superfine 2.85, 5. Terms show ranges for brewing, milling, and milling related items. Shipping no. 1 quoted at 1.074 with various outputs around 1.10 to 1.17. Oregon banks quoted at 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wusat — Shipping
Eboice
Banks
Oregon
Simmons Liver Regulator Promises Cleanse and Strength
Advertises Simmons Liver Regulator as a mild laxative and blood purifier. Claims it regulates the liver, treats malaria biliousness indigestion and headaches, and renews energy. Promises better digestion and general health with a red stamped wrapper by J U Zeilin & Co Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Regulator
King of Liver Ciies
J. U. Zeilin & Co
Phila
Easter fishing excursion ends with pile removal near New Astoria
In Astoria on Easter Sunday a flotilla of thirty boats, with fishermen, wives, and a brass band, forced a pile driver to pull up about 150 piles off Desdemona sands. Pettiwink, a trusted family man, faced possible violence but helped the crowd remove piles. A large number of new piles loosened drifted away. The event included the band playing Ameriga and a plan by the Scandinavians Fishermen's Packing Association to pay crews 6 cents for committing to fish only at that rate. Separately, Emanuel Ninger, a suspected counterfeiter, was jailed in New York for $20,000 bail as federal agents pursue a 17 year-long case. In Montana, sheep numbers statewide top all others with 8,061,502 sheep on January 1, 1806.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Moeran
Stevens
Cassala
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
Quinsigmond
Maas
Genessee
Rochester
Erie
Arthur Bradley
Richard Ingraham
Haverhill
Mass
Ohio
William Kemper
John Limpke
Otis
Ind
Kemper
Simpke
Harvard
Leo Weiner
University of Minnesota
Poland
Edward Davids
Cox Lake
Julinus Zilke
Davids
Zilke
John Selman
Texas
John Wesley Hardin
United States
George Scarborough
Rainy River
A. F. Naff
Colonel Naff
Northern Pacific Railroad
Berlin
Northern Pacific
Astoria
Trapman
Desdemona Sands
New Astoria
Pettiwink
Ameriga
Scandinavians Fishermen's Packing Association
Les
New York
Emanuel Ninger
Ludlow Street
Secret Service
Ninger
Flagtown
N. J
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Newberg Graphic
Wey, Jas
P. Price, Pastor
Yieiatias Church
Sayiday
Main Street
Christiana
Holt Meek
Official Directory
City of
Newberg
Oeeeeae
Ieanaiane
Owe
Emery One
Rasanreeeedl Pyle Eaeanete Henaanee Ah
Ghilatemon Councilmas
Third Ward
Prara Tenes
P Atlen Simith
Valtrmn
Jaswe Edwards JM. Terrell
HH. F. Lastier
B.D. Fland
Shasta
OF the
Southern Pacific
Si FM
A. W
Butulay
Sulay
Ogden Haute
Pullman Haulfet
SLNET
Alite
Foriland
E. P. Rogers
Asst
F.& P. Agt
Portland, Or
E. McNell
VIA
Great Northern
Spokane
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Pacific
Denver
Kansas City
OCEAN
W. H. Hurlburt
Pase
Porthamp, On
Newsreo
Eac
Frederick A. Humphrey
Janesville
Wis
Masonic Fraternity
Garment Workers of
Baltimore
Missouri Supreme Court
Taylor Brothers
Meek
Milan
B. F. Franklin
House
Arizona
Mme
Dave Berthel
Louisville, Ky
South
Diaz
Mexico
Venezuela
Victor
Colo
Edward Caskey
Joseph Wigand
Prospect Hill
Prague
New York Herald
Rome
Aegus Menelek
Abyssinia
Hanford
Seattre, Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad
Davis
Judiciary Committee
Indian Territory
Madrid
Sherman
Imparcial
Cuba
Cotter Silk Manufacturing Company
West Bethlehem
John Field
Philadelphia
T. Simon Sam
Hayti
Hippolyte
Senate
House of Representatives
Morton
Congress
D. Landreth & Sons
L. L. May & Co
St Paul
Mian
Chicago Board of Election Commissioners
Montana
North Dakota
Delaware
Florida
Nevada
Truckee
Cal
Boca
William Morse
Tacoma
R. F. Evans
Nebraska
Fort Robinson
Secretary of War
H. E. Topping
J. B. Leeds
Gary
Guayams
London Times
Vienna
Vaterland
Orfa
Nenaimo
Wilna
Slater
ST. Thomas Church
Gen. Harrison
Indianapella
Armour
Ballington
Ukiah & Eureka
Willits
Here
Ethelbert Whitcomb
Whitcombh
Willita
Oretoune
Portland Markets
Wheat Market
Katwon
Columbia
Alaska
Meat Market
Para
Gulator
Joy
Society Notices
T. C.busin
Acd
Marth
Levwborg
F&a
V. Menke Benfhduim
F. O.O
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