Church Services and Meetings Across Local congregations
The notice outlines weekly and Sunday services for several churches Toddville Presbyterian and Friends Church holding services on Sundays and midweek as listed. Riverton Evangelical Church offers regular services on the first and third Sundays mornings and second and fourth Sundays evenings with Sabbath school each week. Quarterly and monthly meetings are scheduled at specific times in February May August and November.
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Frields
Waim
Evangelical Church
Devotions and church meetings listed in local notices
Sunday evening services hosted by M.M.OC. A. Devotions. young men urged to attend. Saturday evening session held in Moore's Drug store rooms. WOC.T. UU. conducts a business meeting on the second Saturday monthly. G. A. 1 Sessions meet first and third Sunday evenings monthly. WW.T. U. holds business meetings on the third Saturday afternoon each month.
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C. F—Sesmona
Moore
T. UU
Ww.t. U
Official Directory Councilmen Perfor 6p 2s
City officials listed with titles including Treasurer Street Commissioner and various council members. Names include A Morrie Moses Votan D Stratton Maria Miles Rees Calvin Stanley Carter and Geo Grayeon with street and political roles.
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Perfor
Soos
KF. A. Morrie Carderee
Moses Votan Marshall A.M. Hawkine
Stratton
N.C
Miles A.W. Rees
Calvin Stanley
J.D. Carter
Geo. Grayeon
Pacific Coast News Roundup and Distress in Oregon
Letters addressed to Secretary of War in Tacoma prompt notes on Northwest defenses. Prominent Portland business leader fatally shot by companion. Utah population estimate given. Violent incidents from San Francisco to Arizona report shootings and deaths. Dungeness flood risks raise danger for local communities. Bradstreet reports 12 business failures in Pacific states. Behring sea tensions spur defense inquiries. Train wreck near Pantano buries engineer. Santos Crocker comments on railroad pacts. a conference planned in San Francisco.
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Tacoma
Reltell Proctor
Wash
Northwest Coast Defenses
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pantano
A.T
Edward H. Allis
Hie Watcr
Kansas City
Louisiana Farmers' Alliance Denounces Lottery
The Louisiana Farmers' Alliance denounces the lottery amid calls for reform as political figures debate gambling policy. Governor of New Mexico seeks positions on the issue.
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The
Louisiana Farmers’ Alliance
Congress
Great Discontent Reported in Finland and US Troops to Suppress White Caps
Reports indicate widespread unrest in Finland after imperial changes, while United States troops prepare to suppress the White Caps uprising. Other items note heat and drought effects across the plains, crop estimates in Florida and the Dakotas, and various international political and economic developments.
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Finland
United States
New Mexico
Florida
Portland Market Trending Amid Quiet Trading In Redacted Prices
The Portland market shows a steadier tone with foreign advice encouraging but overall quiet trade. Prices span many commodities from vegetables to dairy and meats, listing ranges for onions, cabbage, apples, butter, pork, and lard, alongside receipts and regional quotes across Oregon and California markets.
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Wurar
Valley
Walla Walla
California
Oregon
Tahiti
Ancy
Pines
Young
Kacs
Wink
Linas
Lée
Canneo
Ceba
Liverpool
Invention for Mine Safety and Rescue Apparatus
An English invention proposes a mine safety device using a chamber with a slide valve and a boring tool to probe ahead eight feet. If water or gas is detected, pressure signals alert and steps are taken to secure the workings. otherwise the miner can proceed safely.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Household Recipes And Cures From The Demorest Column
Household hints on baking with eggs and the effect of beating powder. fried mush with egg and cracker dust. bacon omelette with butter. lettuce dressing using hard boiled egg yolks. strawberry dumplings steamed with butter and flour dough. bilious attacks treated with light dieting and simple foods.
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Boston
Nightmares and digestion haunt late-night sleep
A New York Ledger excerpt discusses how late meals and indigestion spark nightmares and dangerous dreams. It traces fears of sleep to mythic Mara and elf legends, then laments overeating as the root of disturbing nocturnal visions, urging temperate, regular living for sound repose.
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Mara
Heaven
Ike
Hane
Sazan Gormandizer
N. Y. Ledger
Tadpole Transformation According to the St Louis Republic
The St Louis Republic describes metamorphosis from tadpole to frog, detailing the loss of tail and gills, growth of legs and lungs, and a shift in diet and organs. It notes heart and muscle changes as the animal matures while tissues are absorbed and rebuilt.
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St Louis Republic
Washington in 1804 From a National Intelligencer Reprint
A faded May 25 1804 issue from Samuel Harrison Smith’s National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser is reprinted. It carries news of Decatur’s captaincy commission, Cuba’s ban on French privateers in American prizes, New York governor election results, Wilkinson’s arrival, runaway slave ads, a lengthy Congress seamen report, and early European gossip including a Free Farmers decree in Russia.
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Washington
National Intelligencer
Washington Advertiser
Washington City
Samuel Harrison Smith
Decatur
Philadelphia
L’robe
Secretary of the Navy
Havana
Cuba
United States
New York
Morgan Lewis
Aaron Burr
Wilkinson
Army of the United States
Thomas Bailey
Maryland
Baltimore County
John T. Mason
Congress
Committee of Commerce and Manufactures
Moreau
Pichegru
Constantinople
Turkey
Russia
N. Y
Alaska Gold Fields Found Across Three Districts
Judge J. H. Keatly notes Alaska hosts gold bearing quartz in the Juneau Douglas Inland, Sitka, and Yukon valley districts. Additional deposits on Unga Island and placer work along Yukon tributaries have drawn hundreds of miners, with perilous crossings and some fatalities reported in pursuit of new fields.
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Juneau and
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Sitka
Gasteneau Channel
Douglas Island
Silver Bay
Pacific
Baranoff Island
Yukon River
Unga Island
Aleutian
Yukon Valley
Lynn Canal
British Territory
Yukon
Ukon
Stewart
Melly
Forty Mile Creek
Chileoto
J. H. Keatly
Arena
Try Try Again Motto From Munsey Weekly
A humorous exchange shows Mrs. Highflyer urging Mr. Highflyer to persevere after three failures. He laments lack of wealth, and she pragmatically encourages another attempt as a path to eventual success.
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Mrs. Highflyer
Henry
Mr. Highflyer
Kings of the Jungle A Curio Tribe of India Explored
Reporter description of the Kanikaraa or Kings of the Jungle living near Cape Comorin in southern India Their status as a low caste group their forest lifestyle and unique customs including tree platforms gunpowder tokens elephants wax for temples and their peculiar decimal counting system they are observed by Mr George Cadell during Forest Department surveys.
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Cape Comorin
India
Kinga
Africa
George Cadell
Forest Department of India
Cadell
Travancore
Sun
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