Christian Church Services Schedule
Christian Church announces services every second and fourth Sunday at 10 4. M. and 720 P.M. at Ovent Street Church. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening. Sabbath school each Saturday at 1 A.M. with services following.
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Ariengs
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Aivangelical Association
R. M
Mare Noble
Resbyterian Church
Christian Hurch
Ovent ST
Maud
Epworth League
Oour My
Minger
A. S. Mocart
W.—Newberg
Wes U
Southern Pacific Co trains and schedules preview
A garbled timetable from the Southern Pacific Company details routes from Salem to New Orleans and eastward via Sacramento, with connections through Portland, Woodburn, Natron, and Woodburn. It lists through sleepers, ticket offices, and station points including Salem Albany Eugene Rovery Grant's Pass Medford Ashland and Portland Central Station with local departures and tri weekly services.
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Overland Exraess
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Rover'y Grant's Pass
Medford
Ashland
Sacramento
Ogan
San Francisco
Pano Los Angeles
Neo
New Orleans
Navbar & Way
Woodburn
Mt. Angel
Silverton
West Scio
Browinsville
Natron
Springfield
Portland Y
First Street
Canada
Europe
J.B. Airklasd
Brand Central Station
Fifth
Streets
Cash and Friendship Fail in Kansas City Prank
Nat Goodwin recalls a Kansas City episode where a friendly restaurateur nearly detained him for the night over a missing roll after a play. A mistaken-identity gag with a railroad president friend ends when a bystander covers the bill, revealing the prank.
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Kansas City
Union Pacific
Restaurate
Saz Friee
Nat Goodwin
New York Press
Gompers Praises Debs as Great Labor Struggle Highlighted
Gompers editorial notes Debs as a noble figure while praising the African Railway Union strike for arbitration and targeting Pullman, urging restraint from a nationwide sympathetic walkout. It discusses negotiations with a rival car-building firm and hints at capital backing from eastern and English investors.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federationist
Anrican Railway Union
Pullman
Magene V. Debs
Managers’ Association
Conference Board
Opinion of Englishmen on China Japan War Outlook
In London observers debate the China Japan conflict with Sir Thomas Sutherland predicting Chinese victory in a long war due to resources and finance, while J Henniker Sleaton likens Japan to the French and China to the Germans. Chinese spokesman Mathieson cites China’s capacity for prolonged war and rapid material buildup, and a Hong Kong bank official notes unconfirmed war news but foresees long term Western opening of China. The consensus leans toward China, tempered by doubts from Anglo-Chinese traders and concerns over outdated rifles and ammunition.
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Lexpos
Thomas Sutherland
M. P
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
China
Japan
Robert Hart
Li Hung Chang
Mathieson
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
England
Europe
London
Russia
Jan
Far East
Commission En Route From Hawaiian Islands to Washington
A four man delegation led by H A Wiedeman with Samuel Parker J A Grimmina and Major Seward travels via Chicago to Washington from Honolulu. They carry credentials from the ex Queen and say their mission concerns the Islands regardless of government type while denying a petition for annexation signed by roy alists. Wiedeman hints at possible restoration prospects but offers no specifics.
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Cureano
Pullman
Chicago
Central Committee
Illinois Secretary of State
St. Louis
Inney
Circaco
H. A. Wiedeman
Samuel Parker
J. A. Grimmina
Major Seward
Washington
Honolulu
Wiedeman
Islands
Merc Wiedeman
Hawaii
United States
Effects of China Japan crisis on San Francisco trade
In San Francisco the mercantile community watches the China Japan conflict. Flour shipments to China run 20 000 to 40 000 barrels monthly at about 43 per barrel with related goods, while cotton dominates current imports. Prospects of expanded trade are debated among local merchants amid potential war impact and shifts in demand for canned goods and breadstuffs.
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San Frascisco
China
Japan
United States
Yokohama
Eale
America
Outlaw Osakin Evades Capture After Kin Killing
Sroxane July 20 reports Jack Osakin nephew of Chief Moses of the Colville reservation is an outlaw hiding in western mountains. Moses orders he be shot on sight after Osakin killed his mother Shintah, a sister of Moses, and previously slain his brother last December. Indian police fear he may cross into Canada to join renegade bands. The funeral drew large crowds. The Last Act. Wasniseros July 28 notes President approved several bills including naval and academy appropriations and a Missouri River bridge at Lexington Missouri.
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Sadi Carnot
Republic
Asample
Elysee
Mme. Carnot
Ion
Honore
Avenue d’Alma
Ti Ja
Mme. Dupont-White
Mme, Carnot
Mme. David
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Sroxane
Jack Osakin
Moses
Colville Reservation
Shintah
Osakin
Oxukin
Orakin
Sed
Canadian
United States
Wasniseros
Missouri River
Lexington
Unfortunate Vessel City of Peking Ashore in Japan
The American steamer City of Peking, Captain Zarle, sailing from Hong Kong July 11 to San Francisco, ran aground at Yeddo Bay Japan near Yokohama. It jettisoned cargo, lies at an easy position, and is expected to float at high water. Previous voyage hit by a typhoon. crew and Captain Searles injured.
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Yokonama
City of Peking
Zarle
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Yokohama
Yeddo Bay
Japan
San Franxecisco
Searles
Pacific Mail Company
Peking
Yeddo Mey
Effort to Form California Wine Dealers Syndicate
A planned California wine dealers syndicate aims to control state production with a 1,000,000 capital, offering bonds and stock to members for their transferred assets. Eight of ten firms reportedly agree, storing about 6,000,000 gallons of wine with a clean balance sheet after dissolution of current debts.
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San Francisco
Wine Dealers’ Association
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Newberg Graphic
Carda
Society Notices
Senberg Wanding
RB. C
Ing
Hightin Bank of Newberg
U. W
IV. C. PF
Official Directory
City of
Newberg
Third Ward
Moses Votan
Hidley
W.T Macy
N.C
Christenson
VIA
Shasta
OF the
Southern Pacific
Wortland
Crigins
Corvallis & Way
McMinnville & Wayata
Ogden
ARD
Oregonian Railway Division
Portland and
Vamhill
K Railway
Jefferson Street
Airlie Mail
Noah Heater
Tallman
Jesse Edwards
Ae Moore
Leexiee H
Sheridan
Portand
Elkhal
Surrey Harness
Privilegagio
Huy
Froigat
Waralf
Sauefnert
Eto
Farm Harnews
Hibbart
Pratt, Sec’y
Elkhart
Ind
Orecon
J. D. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
Pacific College
Oregon
Thomas Newlin
Bank OF
B.C. Miles
B. C. Miles
F. A. Morris
J. C. Colcord
E. H. Woodward
Ladd & Tilton
Portland
National Park Bank
Cashier
Gompers
Federation
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
G. W. McConnell, M. D
Newherg, OK
Fliat Street
Harold Clark
East End
Samuel Hobson
Sewkenrg,pk
Craven
India
U Patake
Hoskins
Climax
IDEAL
NEW Home Sewing Machine CO. Cnaroe Om
Bomzos Mase
Tetow Agcons
T. Tem Mo Daten Poe “Bas Faasee
Atlasta
Methet &L
Cal
Gooirig
Commission
Hawaiian Islands
Wasmearox
Appropriations Committee
Mitchell
Dolph
Calmon
Columbia
Tributaries
McDonald
Cresco
Wickes
Pullman Company
Corea
Porrian, Or
Kow Shing Waa
Suaxouar
Taka
Taku
Corean
Singapore
Seoul
Chemulpo
Seon
Wasiisaton
Herbert
Baltimore
Day
Legation
France
Wine Dealers’ Syndicate
California
Cmcano
Angnat
Wasuimoton
Petre
Concord
Coren
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