Christian church services held on second and fourth Sundays
Readable fragment notes church services every second and fourth Sunday at 104 W. Fr. M. Local shorthand mentions schedule for denomination events and place. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sik Nws
Evakt i Soulayaetti
Tw Wire Abbeth
T Pr. Mm
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Aptily
Bervvices
T.woclek
Jerand
Preshyurerias Church
Bervices
F. Wat Evangelical Church
Hristian
JER Methodist
Epworth
Shasta Route Schedule Fragments and Timings
Feeble OCR shows a daily schedule for the Shasta Route with times like 2:00 PM 5:30 AM and 8:10 AM and references to 4100 FM 7 and 445 PM. Appears to be a transit timetable fragment with Saturday exceptions and unclear stations.
Terse Wires Report Diverse Global Uproar
Radical deputy M Philippe Cuissart is dead. The Marie Fanny steamer is a total loss off Alderney with 14 drowned and the captain saved. A Detroit man killed his wife and himself in a joint act of tragedy. Alexander Salvini dies in Florence from intestinal tuberculosis. A Pendleton, Oregon man launches a Cuban relief subscription. Berlin rumors say Germans may retaliate against American petroleum, hurting German buyers.
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M. Phillipe Eugene Cuissart
Laon
France
Rouen
Marie Fanny
Alderney
Ernest Chase
Detroit
Mich
Alexander Salvini
Tomaso Salvini
Florence
Italy
Jackson
Pendleton
Oregon
London News
Berlin
Russia
Germany
McGraw
Washington
L. A. Plant and Brother
Prairie
Skagit County
Pacific Coast
Ellis
Squire
Secretary of the Interior
Walla Walla
Congress
A. G. Blair
James Domville
Seattle
Blair
Crow's Nest Pass Railway
British Columbia
Domville
Dominion
Senate in turmoil and tariff clash dominates congress
The sixth to eighth days of congress feature Senator Morgan of Alabama urging a hard Cuban policy. West and Sherman lead dramatic debates on the Dingley bill and immigration. the Lodge immigration act passes with Cuba exception, while House actions include army budget debates and hospital closures. Brazil accepts maritime collision rules as nations back new international standards to take effect next July.
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Morgan
Alabama
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuba
Spain
Congress
Sherman
Frye
Teller
Gorman
West
Aldrich
Platt
Mitchell
Oregon
Chandler
Hale
Allen
United States
House
Atlantic & Pacifico Railroad Company
Olney
Grams
Petropolis
Brazil
Eca
Washington
Ament
Washington roads elaborate and recommended appropria tions
The Washington state road commissioners filed a final report with the governor praising the plan and proposing total road and bridge appropriations of 21900 to finish Cascade road segments from Marble mountain to Lake Chelan and other corridors on the Colville reservation. The dairy commissioner reports lower 1896 prices but notes rising exports and a $840648 total dairy value with 5505 in expenses.
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Olympia
Wash
Marble Mountain
Gilbert Landie
Landre
Bridge Creek
Lake Chelan
Twitep Pass
Gilbert
Colville
Crow's Nest
Granite Creek
Eureka Camp
Caerlew Lake
Cvrvillo
Sherwood
Deadman) Creek
Washington State Dairy Commissioner
California
Oregon
Alaska
Orient
Commission
German Bark Potrimpos Runs Aground On Washington Coast
Astoria Oregon December 22 The German bark Potrimpos capt Henry Hellewege in ballast from Mazatlan to the Columbia river went ashore at Pacific Park six miles north of Ilwaco on the Washington coast. Eighteen aboard were saved by the Ilwaco beach crew after six sailors reached shore in a boat. The ship can be pulled off at next high tide with help from a tug. two ships from the Glenmorag disaster earlier today died attempting similar escape. The Potrimpos lies high and dry on the beach awaiting salvage plans.
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Astoria
Washington Beach
Pacific Park
Ilwaco
Strathblane
Henry Hellewege
Mazatlan
Mexico
Columbia River
Glenmorag
Cape Disappointment
Boundary Treaty Nears Ratification by Venezuelan Congress
Caracas reports indicate Venezuela will ratify the Guiana boundary arbitration treaty with England, negotiated with the United States. President Creapo is satisfied. Senor Jose Andrade and James J. Storrow presented the draft and brief, and Congress appears certain to act when it meets in February.
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New York
Caracas
Venezuela
Saya
Guiana
England
United States
Creapo
Venezuelan Republic
Senor
Jose Andrade
Washington
James J. Storrow
Boston
Boundary Commission
Senor Andrade
Mr. Storrow
Congress
Three Passengers Die in Freight Wreck Near Sodus La
A Texas and Pacific freight wreck near Sodus Louisiana at dawn killed three men and left seven injured. The injured, including C L Gates Dave Miller Frank Terry Charles Williams and George Brown, were taken to Charity hospital. The killed names were not released.
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Dallas
Tex
Shreveport
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Sodus
Caboose
Charity Hospital
C. L. Gates
St. Paul
Dave Miller
St. Louis
Frank Terry
Argentine
Colo
Charles Williams
Jerry Henderson
George Brown
Post Office Burglary Nets About Two Thousand Dollars
Oregon City reports a bold morning break in the local post office. Two men with a lookout drilled two safe holes and used a skeleton key to open the inner door, stealing stamps cash and Miss Gray’s funds totaling about 2784 dollars while leaving a watch and chain.
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Oregon City
K. Green
Gray
Public Improvement Contracts Awarded to Americans
Eduardo Taluro arrives in New Orleans and reports American award of major Nicaragua contracts including telephone service Bluefields and street paving. He notes support from Zelaya amid opposition from Gomes and hints at a Zelaya Gomez split benefiting German interests.
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New Orleans
Eduardo Taluro
Bluefields
Nicaraagan Republic
Nicaragua
Charity Hospital
Pearl Lagoon
Bluefielda Bay
Managua
United States
Senor Taloro
Zelaya
Luciano Gomes
Gomez
Treasury ruling deports Canadian trained nurses in U S
Immigra tion Inspector De Barry reports a new treasury ruling declaring Canadian trained nurses working in U S hospitals are deportable. Five nurses in Danville are being deported, with further actions planned in Ogdensburg and Washington. The Pacific funding railroad bill is set as first post holiday business with a January 5 or 6 start for debate. A bill to abolish the Indian commissioner offices and replace them with a three member board won approval for favorable reporting. Reports show women comprise 25 percent of personal crisis reports in Germany and France and 38 percent in Japan.
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Buffalo
N. Y
de Barry
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Inspector Eatell
Ogdensburg
Danville
Deco
Pacific Funding
Committee On Rules
Railroad Committee
New Indian Commission
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Affairs
Board of Indian Commissioners
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A. T. Ware
Barrheas
Main Street
Sr. W
Society Notices
Sewberg
Do. Law
C. W
Bari Bank of Newberg
Newbero Council
Masonic
Aste N
C. V. Bank
Shasta
OF the
Southern Pacific
Portland
Overland Exregss
Salem
Albany
Emig
Jeme
Roseby
Grant's Pass
Melford
Agh- Jana
Sacrarmentes
Chgdon
San Francisco
Mojave
Los Angeles
el Paso
Roseberg de Way
Vin Woodburn
Mt Angel
Silverton
West Selo
Brownsville
Heatron
Abbiyes
Opel
Salem and Way
Corgallis & Way
iMcMinnville & Way
Sta's
Ogden
Pullman Buffet Gleefs
Third Street
Vambill Division
Jeferson Street
Alile
Newberg
Sorrenen
Sanday
KR. Korhler
Ea Asst
Gon
Port Tani
VIA
Spokane
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
OCEAN
W. H. Hurlburt
Pourtayp
Oliver & Colcord
Newsone, Ouscos
McNeill
Epitome
News of the World
Newport News
Medford, Or
Mill Creek
Tts
Church and
Marion Streets
Pierre
8. D
Bryan
G. W. Boggs
Tacoma
Ogg
Supreme Court
Newarkam
Stone & Sons
Chebalis
Bailey
Texas
Dingley
Maine
Committee On
Naval Affairs
Hall
Military Affairs
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Ark
Interior Department
Washington Roads
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
League Island Navy Yard
Naval Station
Newport
Hampton Roada
Atlantic Squadron
Kansas City Smelting & Refining Company
Poller Omeer
Cnorge W. Noah
Somone
Great Britain
Senne
Venezuelan Congress
Mourt
Moscow
London
Vienna
Daily Mail
Khodinsky Plain
Barcelona
Columbia, Mo
Missouri Tigers
Missouri State University
Diaz
Indianola Grounds
Tigers
Middletown
Percy Middlebrook
Frank Roe
Patrick Powers
Florida
Roe
Powers
Middlebrook
India
Bombay
Goa
Cal
Frank Brown
New Ferry
New South Wale
Sydney
New South Wales
Senate Committee
Cameron
Senate Committee of Foreign Relations
Lee
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Daniel
Republic of Cuba
Republic
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Republic of
United States of America
United State
New Allen
The
Pacific Railroad
Japan
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