Church listings and service times of local faith groups
Church notices list Presbyterian, Friends and Evangelical congregations with Sunday and Sabbath school times. Presbyterian Church holds services on second and fourth Lord's days at 14 M and 7 50 to M, Wiblisos is pastor. Friends Church meets Sundays at 11 a m and 7 p m with Thursday 10 pm service and Sabbath school at 10 a m. Monthly and quarterly meetings noted. Evangelical Church offers services first and third Sundays at 9 30 a m and second and fourth at 7 p m with Sabbath school at 1 a m.
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Devotional and meeting notices for local groups
VV. M.C. A. Devotional services every Sunday evening. Young men earnestly requested to attend. LO.0. Fo Sessions held Saturday evening in rooms over Moore's Drug store. W. G.T. U. Business meeting the second Saturday in every month. G. AJL Sessions held first and third Thursday evening in each month. WwW. U. Business meeting held the third Saturday afternoon in each month.
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VV. M.C. A
Moore
Mont
Newberg City Officials Record
City of Newberg listing names of councilmen and key officials including F A Morris treasurer Moses Volan Marshall A M Hoskins street commissioner D P Stratton and others with uncertain spellings and roles.
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Ae Eaeherese
Sepa
F. A
Pacific Coast items span courts to salmon runs
The Superior Court again rules against Mrs. Terry. Native Sons invite the President to their Golden West celebration. Seattle census nears 40 000. Latta arrest in Los Angeles for alleged malpractice. Army sharpshooters report good shooting at Port Wingate New Mexico. California land purchases noted for fruit. Coquille salmon run strong. Coos Bay fishing outlook mixed. Fresno murder victim J D Fiske had life and accident insurance. Tacoma tide lands entry deemed invalid. Mare Island fraud probe cited. Mattie J Dyer seized at Unalaska for illegal sealing. Victoria schooner bush boarded Behring Sea. President’s proclamation delivered to captain. San Diego Union sale to Gardener and Murray. Albany hosts hose team for Spokane tournament. Arizona census population 57 000. major towns listed. Tacoma exports and seven month real estate totals logged. Chinese smuggling via Colville reservation noted. Freeno murder cases attract jail fortification. Comstock lode ore yield and bullion value reported. Native Sons invite extended. Pacific Mail China steamship sails toward China and Japan.
Congress to Stay In Session Into October Report
Congress will not adjourn before October amid ongoing debates. New England suffers drought while Saratoga and Long Branch see gambling activity and racing excitement. Other news items cover regional events and notable happenings.
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Congress
New England
Saratoga
Long Branch
Emperors Revisions and Amazons in Austrias War News
Foreign dispatches recount Emperor William’s intent to revise interviews with Bismarck while Vienna faces religious tensions after a nun related incident. Amazons offered by Austrian ladies bolster Emperor Franz Joseph’s defense posture as other global notes cover population shifts, epidemics, and political disturbances across Europe and beyond.
Portland Market Report Shows Broad Price Firmness
The Portland market list notes mixed movement with some commodities weakening while others hold firm. Fresh produce prices reflect California and Oregon items with variety including lemons, apples, pears, tomatoes and beans. meats and dairy show steady to firm quotes, while hogs and poultry edge down or stabilize.
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Oregon
Ferris
Juriey
Hale
Young America
SoGans
Linas
Liverpool
Sigerna
Bartlett
Wonbie
Meat Market Prices Firmly Hold Ground
Quotations list live cattle and dressed meats with te grouped by category. Keel-Live mutton and veal per pound priced, smoked meats and lard also noted. Prices reflect steady market demand with regional abbreviations and unit terms.
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Eastern Fame
Winona Servants Threaten Blacklist After Meetings
The Winona Minnesota servant girls threaten a general strike following a Y M C A maternal society meeting. A paper critiquing the girls’ deportment sparked a move to publish a blacklist to pressure the society into halting the series of meetings.
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Winonas
Winona
Minn
Pope Nicholas V Overseees Revival Of Letters In Rome
Pope Nicholas V born in Pisa in 1398 educated in Florence and Bologna. He became pope in 1447 and ended the schism by 1449 while promoting learning. He enlarged the Roman university and likely created the Vatican Library, gathering about five thousand manuscripts. He died March 24, 1455 at age 67.
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Philadelphia Times
Mystery of Missing Slot Machine Stock Near Brooklyn Bridge
An inspector at a New York slot machine tied to the Brooklyn Bridge area found the machine’s stock vanished leaving no cash to balance accounts. A boy allegedly pulled a coin via a string through a hole, stopping the machine from yielding profits. The devices, owned by a stock company, were said to provide higher returns than other investments according to a New York News report.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
New York News
A Novel Point of View on Joachim’s Talent
In a German military town friends praise violinist Joseph Joachim after his visit. Their admiration grows until a cavalry trumpeter interrupts with a quip about putting him on a horse to test his skill.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
The Newly Weds and the Rice Test on a Pullman
A Philadelphia Record item recounts a Pullman porter who claims to spot newlyweds by behavior such as rice tests. He describes how a couple was detected, tested with housekeeping books, and a rice circle scene, noting the humorous toll of rice on clothes and umbrellas. The piece includes a second article on prediction and reform, arguing caution in prophetic claims about women's influence and social change.
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Boston
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Wendell Phillips
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America
Pronunciation Slip Costs Clergyman Lead Call
A New England clergyman, candidate for a lead church, was told his sermon failed to impress after misplacing the accent in a word. A sharp remark from a town lady, sharpened by a local orthography society, underscores how pronunciation can unsettle a preacher and provoke scrutiny.
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New England
New York Tribune
Tramp from Lansing Declares Travel Method
A dusty tramp on a Detroit corner declares he hails from Lansing and explains his travel rule. When asked the fare from Lansing to Detroit he responds he does not know and jokes that he simply rides trains and alights where they stop without questioning travelers.
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Lansing
Detroit
Detroit Free Presa
Method to His Silence Reveals Loan Claim
Bolton says he borrowed money from you and hopes to recover it. The remark follows a report of the loan and your silence on the matter.
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Bolton
Woodman’s nerve shines in log accident and home remedy
The Courier recounts Elisha Lathrop of Bozrah Connecticut who broke his leg under a falling log. He and his men moved the log off him then Lathrop set the bone himself using a guide from the healthy leg. Dr Sweet later declared the job well done and said the man could return home.
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Conn
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Lathrop
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Sweet
Lathrope
Saginaw
The Ghost Walks Origin in Wage Slang
Col. T. Alston Brown notes the phrase The Ghost walks arose from a rehearsed ghost in Hamlet who, after unpaid salaries led actors to strike. Harry Watlins recalls how a ghost declared no more performances until wages were paid, a tale explaining wage slang in English itinerant theatre.
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