Community church services and fraternal meetings listed
A scanned notice lists church services for several congregations including the APLIaY CHURCH KESEYIERIAN CHURCH OCHMURCH and METHODIST with times and Sabbath school details. It includes REV G F JEKARD as pastor and various weekly prayer meetings. Auxiliary groups such as the W.O.T. and social clubs like local lodges are scheduled with meeting nights and locations around Newberg.
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L Apliay
Bundar
Suuderea
Woclock
Rev
G. F
Jekard
Keseyierian Church
Tla
Shasta Route Schedule Fragments From Southern Pacific
Readable segments show mixed train times and stops on the Shasta Route. The notes list connections toward Ashland Sacramento Los Angeles and New Orleans with various local stations and towns in July 1594.
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Overla Ash
Salem
Saan
Grants Pass
Medford
Ashland
Sacramento
Mojave
Los Angeles
New Orleans
AE Abe
Oseberg & Way
Anpel
Silverton
Dairy
Ville
Anes
Sunley
Springs
Torvallia & Way
P. Mi
Minnville & Way
Through Tickets Available at 194 Third Street
Through tickets to the Eastern States Cavala and Europe offered at lowest rates by J. Kimland Ticket Agent. All trains arrive and depart from Grad Central station, Fifth and I streets.
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Third Street
Cavala
Europe
J. Kimklasd
Grad
Filth and
I Streets
Passenger Train Schedules At Portland And Newbery
Train times show tri weekly and daily service between Portland and Newbery with arrivals at 9 40 AM and 9 05 PM as well as 12 30 PM and 2 00 AM the next day. Agents Koehler Rogers issue notices for travel and freight listings in Jand Or.
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Alite Muil
Wee Potuan
F. M Ly
Newbery
A. Me Sheridan
Portland
Newhberg
Seatay
K. Koehler
Mau
P. Rogers
Aget. Gen
Jand
Address to Congress on national affairs and policy
Presidential message to Congress outlining the nation’s commitment to stable government and the peaceful transfer of power. It notes a recent political contest, urges faithful public service, and forwards a state department report while omitting minor foreign relations details for brevity.
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Congress of the
United States
Congress
Secretary of State
Uplifting Hope for Turkey Abroad Amid Bloody Turmoil
Amid calls for humane intervention in Asiatic Turkey, officials note ongoing massacres and home burnings while reassuring protection for American missionaries. Officials caution against forceful intervention seen as meddling, with several new vessels deployed in the Mediterranean to offer relief if needed.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Ottoman
Mediterranean
Claims Against Turkey Over Missionary Property Pillage
The note asserts claims against the Turkish government for the pillage and destruction of missionary property at Harput and Marash during uprisings. It states demand validity is not yet admitted, cites evidence of Turkish soldiers' complicity, and pledges full effort for prompt settlement. It mentions Armenian refugees and an appointed consul at Ereeboum with delayed exequatur.
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Turkey
Harput
Marash
Perila
Ereefoum
The Cuban Question and U S Offer to End War
The Cuban insurrection persists with little progress toward pacification. Spain maintains Havana and major ports while insurgents control much inland terrain. Spain escalates military effort, and the insurgents appear to grow in number and resources yet remain resolute.
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Cuba
Spain
Havana
Neaports
Cuba Civil War Devastates Island Amid Anarchy and Destruction
The article argues Spain has not reasserted control in Cuba, while insurgents lack full independence. Civil government is mainly in name, with towns under Spanish or insurgent military rule. Widespread violence and marauding disrupt property, and both sides pursue destruction to deny value to the enemy. Spanish garrisons withdraw from plantations and rural areas concentrate in towns, eroding Cuba’s industrial capacity.
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Spain
Our Concern In Cuba and U S Interests
The article argues U S stake in Cuba is substantial both financially and economically. It notes American capital totaling 50 million in plantations railroads and mines and a 1889 to 1890 trade rise from 61 million to about 106 million, underscoring ties even amid insurrection.
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Cuba
United States
Spain
Debates on U S Intervention in Cuban Rebellion
The piece surveys calls for U S action in Cuba amid rebellion. It weighs belligerent rights for Insurgents as impractical, questions recognizing independence, and even considers US purchase of the island or war with Spain as last resorts.
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United States
Cuba
Spain
A Character to Maintain in Foreign Conduct
A brief editorial calls the United States to uphold a just rule of conduct based on right over might. The nation, pacific by nature, desires amity with all, with ample territory already satisfied and no ambition for conquest. It argues the government’s restraint toward Spain reflects a consistent national disposition over a decade since Yara’s rising in 18%.
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United States
Spain
Yara
Respect for Spain in the Cuban question
The United States shows respect for Spain while noting grievances in Cuba. It highlights Spanish patriotism and devotion to national honor, and explains U S hopes to resolve the Cuban revolt with honor and advantage to Spain through reforms and cooperative measures.
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Spain
Ales
United States
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Antilles
Cortes
A Way Out of It
A fragment notes rising suspicions held by the weaker party in a cautious negotiation or standoff, suggesting attempts to find a path or resolution despite distrust.
United States Hopes for Cuban Home Rule Settlement
The government has urged Spain and Cuban insurgents toward a speedy resolution on Cuban home rule. A U S intention to facilitate guaranties without harming Spain’s control is suggested, awaiting Spain's response. Both sides seek early action to avoid costly recovery efforts and US policy opposes any foreign acquisition or interference in Cuba.
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Batants
Spain
United States
Policy on Cuba Spain conflict and U S military outlook
The United States contemplates a possible end to the Cuban conflict and the need to adapt policy to events, while preserving public law and national honor. It notes army discipline, coastal defenses, and ongoing fortifications, urging efficiency and prudent deployment to protect interests and aid civilization efforts among Indian tribes.
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Great Britain
Montana
Poe
Secretary of War
Department
Treasury report shows excess of expenditures over receipts
The Treasury releases the fiscal year results ending June 30, showing receipts from all sources at 400,475,408.78 and expenditures at 31,075,404.48, creating an excess of 5,526,457.2. Customs receipts reach 719,021,751.7 and internal revenue 146,500,015, with noted increases over the prior year.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Lifesaving Service Records Record Year of Disasters and Losses
The lifesaving service reports 37 documented disasters within its operating year affecting 48 vessels with 469 saved and 12 lost. Vessel value and cargo loss totaled 12 720 029 dollars, while 1 492 750 dollars in cargo was saved. Sixty seven vessels wrecked, 243 minor casualties occurred on undocumented craft, with 94 aboard and seven lost. The year set a record for disasters, yet lifesaving efforts saved more lives and protected more property than ever.
Treasury Department Public Works Report Summary
The report of the secretary of the treasury details the Marine Hospital Service Revenue Cutter Service Steamboat Inspection Service Lighthouse Service Bureau of Navigation and related branches. It includes recommendations on support and improvement and invites congressional attention to the findings.
Army Secre tary Reports Little Active Work This Year
The secretary of war reports minimal active operations for the year with limited troop movements and strain on logistics. He notes modest defense activities and a focus on maintenance, training, and administrative efficiency amid constrained resources.
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Army Heriog
Deficit Shrinks as Postal Service Reports Year End Figures
The Post Office Department reports fiscal year ended June 30 showing receipts of 24,08 and total expenditures at 50,624,256 exclusive of 7,009,898.27 earned by railroad transportation. Receipts rise 7.1 percent over last year with a deficit 1,679,006.19 below the prior year's. Improvements include broader route and railway mail service, better mail handling accuracy, and fewer items returned to the dead-letter office.
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Post Office Department
Interior Department spends vast sums in government support
The interiors secretary reports a detailed view of agency affairs. He notes appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1806 totaled over $157,000, exceeding sums used for the whole government in the two preceding years.
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Secretary of the Interior
Department
Han
Public Lands Shrink as Railroads Take Big Grants
The public lands once 10 000 000 acres now drop to about 600 900 000 under government control excluding Alaska. The most valuable portions were given to settlers states and railroads or sold cheaply. Since March 4 1908 about 1 6 000 acres have been conveyed to railroad corporations. The remainder should be protected by stricter economy and prudence.
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Alaska
Mareh
Indian Population in U S Census Faces Education Drive
The census reports a total Indian population of 177.2 percent in the United States excluding New York and the five civilized tribes. About 34,000 school age children exist, with 3.24 of these enrolled in schools. The progress of efforts to expand Indian school facilities and hoped for continued appropriations fuels calls for action on tribal education.
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United States
New York
Government must adjust Pacific railroads subsidy bonds
The secretary urges Congress to act on adjusting government relations with the Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines as bond maturities approach. By January 1, 1897, over 13 million of Union Pacific and 1 million of Central Pacific bonds will be due, risking defaults and government foreclosure if not revised.
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Pacific Railroads
Congress
United States
Union Pacific Railway
Kansas
Central Pacific Railway
Western Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Departments of the Treasury
Justice
Urgent Union Pacific actions loom after mortgage defaults
Proceedings have begun to foreclose a first mortgage on parts of the main line where the government holds a second mortgage. With default on January 187, consequences push for executive action under the 1897 act unless Congress orders a different solution, aiming to protect public interests and prevent government losses.
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Union Pacific
Congress
Taun Tariff Debate on Revenue and Market Effects
The statement discusses government receipts and expenditures and suggests tariff reform. It notes the tariff act took effect August 2 and opened freer trade, with imports rising and domestic exports increasing by about 70 million compared to the prior year. It weighs revenue needs against protecting American producers.
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United States
Tariff Revenue Outlook Amid Deficit and Sluggish Trade
The fiscal year saw almost $800 in yield with a $25 million gap between receipts and expenditures. Treasury Secretary warned of a $17 million deficit seven months before year’s end as business timidity and weak imports depressed tariff collections. Recovery appears slow but shows signs of acceleration.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Stetgen
Surplus Spending Ahead in Government Revenue Plan
The speaker argues that a fair opportunity tax law will raise revenue while keeping spending economical. A gold reserve of 100000 and a treasury surplus over 128000 exist to cover deficits, not to fund personal debt. Using surplus for current expenses is proper. hoarding it is imprudent, and expenses should be met from revenue without overreliance on debt.
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Teleas
Auprome
Reform of a Flawed Financial System Amid War Echoes
A historical discussion urges prompt reform of financial methods citing long standing weaknesses and vices exposed by past conflicts. Officials warn against complacency as wartime losses and monetary distress threaten business security and government stability.
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Congress
Sven
Vite
Agriculture Exports Rise to 570 Million in Fiscal Year
The secretary reports farm product exports reached 570 million dollars last fiscal year, up 17 million from the prior year. Despite the rise in farm exports, their share of total exports fell as overall exports increased by over 75 million, underscoring growing adoption of foreign markets and the department's new guidance effort for farmers.
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Department
Concluding Nemwarke Appeal for Frugality in Public Spending
A historic plea urges Congress to pursue strict economy in government spending. It argues burdens fall on taxpayers and urges retrenchment while trusting public servants. It emphasizes unity beyond party differences and honors official duty and devotion to the people.
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Congress
Dea
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