Local church services and meeting times listed
Resterian Church holds services on the third Saturday and at 7:30 PM. Evangelical Church meets on the third Sunday at dawn. Bristian Church offers services on the 0th period and fourth Sunday at 4 AM. Adventist Church holds prayer meetings each Wednesday evening with Sabbath services Saturday at 10 AM. F A Sh meets Saturdays in the Dighton building. V. Ban building hosts meetings. O meeting times unclear.
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Nriengh Cuuk H
Evaky Saudey
Lla
Mwander W
Toared Attie
Ff. M
Woman's Foreign M Monary Society
Resterian Church
Siam
Mat Evangelical Caureh
WM Gay
Dventist Church
Cluiurch
Atila
Epworth League
Bly
J God
W.—Newberg
So. Lia
SEC
V. Ban
Shasta Route Schedule Notice
Daily service note for EAST AND SOUTH vWIA on the Shasta Route with a Sunday-avoidance schedule. Arrival listed as 8:10 and 4. Mt 407 Sunday.
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Suniday
Terse wires report mixed global incidents and crimes
A Birmingham suspect Joe James was lynched at Woodstock after attempting to assault a 17 year old girl. Reports note Armenian prisoners amnesty terms, Spanish defeats in the Philippines, potential Cuban mediation, medical instruments imported to San Francisco, and Christmas charity in Des Moines. Other items cover a Oregon fish station proposal, a Louisiana murder, Pacific railroad debt figures, experimental tuberculosis work, 1896 US railway mileage, French criticism of Britain and Spain, Turkish reforms, a Kentucky race riot, and a Southern Pacific train robbery near San Antonio.
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Birmingham
Ala
Joe James
Woodstock
Fannie Smith
Spain
Noveleta
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
E. Forbes
London
Orient
San Francisco
Des Moines
Santa Claus
Mitchell
Oregon
Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
Washington
California
Jerry Burke
John Foss
Cavanaugh
Clio
Central Pacific
Thomas Powell
Missouri
Los Angeles
Railway Age of Chicago
M. de Nelidoff
Spitean
Turkey
May- Geld
Tom Chambers
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Tex
Perished to a Man Texan Sharpshooters in Cuba
A Lone Star company of fifteen Texas sharpshooters in the Cuban theater fought for over five hours against a vastly larger Spanish force in Pinar del Rio. Six of the Texans were killed and four wounded. twenty five Spaniards were killed with ten or more wounded. The remaining two Texans kept up the defense until overwhelmed.
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New York
Dee
Key West
Lone Star Company
Patricot
Maceo
Governor Stone Intervenes in Jefferson City Lynching Threats
In Jefferson City Missouri a mob of about 1000 surrounded the county jail as a 14 year old girl was found murdered. Governor Stone, with Mayor Silver and Assistant Attorney General Jordan, urged the crowd to leave punishment to the state and the suspect Tobe Lanahan was moved to the state penitentiary.
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Jefferson City
Governor Stone
Tobe Lanahan
Millie Gaines
Joseph Stampiii
Stone
Silver
Jordan
State Penitentiary
State Armory
Andrade Minister Declines Comment on Venezuela Treaty
Senor Jose Andrade Venezuelan minister to the United States arrives in New York with James J. Storrow as Venezuela’s counsel before the boundary commission. He refuses to discuss treaty details or indicate acceptance and notes no signs of disturbance in Venezuela. Storrow calls the treaty satisfactory and says public feeling toward Americans is friendly.
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New York
Senor Jose Andrade
United States
James J. Storrow
Venezuela
United States Boundary Commission
Caracas
Washington
Crespo
Congress
Venezuela Herald
Andrade
Great Britain
Esequibo
Peorian
Orinoco
Cuyni
Storrow
Cleveland
Abandoned Bark’s Crew Reaches New Orleans
The steamer Queensmore arrives from London with Captain Cross aboard. It carries Captain Tobiasson and son, mate, and nine crew from the Norwegian bark Neptune abandoned December 9 in latitude 45, longitude 13. The bark had ten feet of water in her hold, laden with logwood from Belize and Honduras bound for Havre.
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New Orleans
Queensmore
Cross
London
Tobiasson
Miner Hurt Robbed on Levee After World Tour
John Hurt a Montana miner traveling the world was relieved of seven thousand five hundred dollars in German currency a collection of rare coins deeds to mining property in Butte and a gold nugget on the New Orleans levee. Police recovered the valuables and captured the thieves after Hurt described his assailants and endured hours of distress. The incident ended with Hurt regaining his treasures and his composure.
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New Orleans
John Hurt
Montana
Germany
Butte
Mont
Hurt
Hart
Cuban army strength declared as Rivera leads 6000 men
At Cuban janta headquarters General Estrada Palma claimed the Cuban army is at its strongest yet and backs Rivera who succeeded Maceo. Palma cited 6000 armed troops, six months of provisions, and mountain strongholds amid Weyler's reports of arms surrender being denied. In Allentown a grade crossing disaster injured and killed five. motorman T. J. Ware died instantly and four others were hurt.
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New York
Janta
Estrada Palma
Rivera
Maceo
General Palma
Gienera Weyler
Zertocha
Allentown
Central Railroad
New Jersey
T. J. Ware
Wreck on a Trestle Wipes Out Alabama Passenger Train
A Birmingham Mineral passenger train No 4 derailed at the Cahaba river bridge 27 miles from Birmingham after a rail removal. The wreck, 110 feet drop into the river, killed at least 22 with many injured. night rescue efforts and a list of deceased passengers follow.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Ala
Cababa River Bridge
Kennel
James Bolling
Guthrie
Southern Express
Frank White
A. P. Cornell
Helena
George Carney
RK. Webb
Bruce Ou, Phillips
Blecton
LW. Martin
Brookwood
Henry Hensberry
R. H. Blount
Ada Powers
Blocton
L. N. Powers
Emma Powers
Thia River
Hargreave
Cababa River
Husband Reunites With Family After Eleven Year Separation
Shelbyville Indiana December 20 Eleven years earlier John Crim left Flat Rock to seek Christmas aid for his three children. He returned a decade later a wealthy miner from British Columbia and was joyfully reunited with Mary Crim and their children at the family home. In another item a man named Cornish trapped while attempting theft was found by a policeman and charged with attempted burglary.
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Shelbyville
Ind
John Crim
Flat Rock
Mary Crim
Crim
British Columbia
San Francisco
John Cornish
Filibuster’s Three Friends Fends Off Spanish Warships
A World special from Key West recounts the Cuban filibuster Three Friends sailing December 13 from Fernandina with munitions. After eluding U S. warships the crew fought off a Spanish coaster and gunboats using a Hotchkiss gun, landed the cargo near Zapata swamp, and escaped to Florida amid pursuit by several gunboats.
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New York
Key West
Cuba
Castile
Cuba Libre
Three Friends
Fernadina
Zapata
Spain
San Juan
Hell
Gorman
Major Morales
Michael Welsh
O'Brien
Ganner Welsh
Gomez
Florida
Windward
Keys
Fatal pistol duel ends old feud in Pemiscott county
A New Madrid report says Jobo Adame and Charlea Simpson met at a Pemiscott county dance at Joseph Canot’s residence and fatally shot each other. Simpson died inside the residence while Adama died outside.
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St Louis
Republic
New Madrid
Jobo Adame
Charlea Simpson
Pemiscott County
Jospeh Canot
Simpson
Adama
Bohemian Mob Riot Over Tragic Motorman Killing
A trolley car fatally struck George E. Denmark, seven, at Troop and Eighteenth in Chicago. Mob violence erupted against motorman Fred Bernier and conductor Patrick Hanley, who were rescued by police after being attacked. Police arrested the endangered men as witnesses spoke of rising tension in the neighborhood.
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Chicago
George E. Denmark
Eighteenth
Fred Bernier
Hotorman
Bernier
Patrick Hanley
Maxwell Street
Mr. Kvitek
Son Sacrificed for Father in Murder Confession
Benton Wilson, jailed for murder in a peculiar trial, was pardoned and returned to Spokane to visit his parents in Mica. Two years earlier a body identified as James Johnson, brother-in-law to Wilson, was found near the family farm. Wilson confessed to killing Johnson to save his father from guilt.
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Spokane
Walsh
Benton Wilson
Mica
Wilson
James Johnson
Benton
Johnson
American Arrested for Smuggling in Mexican Free Zone
Harry Mansur, an American, was arrested by Mexican officials near Tia Juana for a free zone law infraction. He was released after intervention by American vice consul Anthony Godbe and a cash bail, with no expected further action for six months to a year. His wife’s Rosario family ties and prior residency with officials are noted. a new Ta Juana administration led to the initial arrest. A later item mentions a German-made steel fly wheel and a separate Oakland sanitarium fire at Dr J W Robertson’s facility, with $5,000 damage and patient safety emphasized.
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San Diego
Cal
Harry Mansur
Tia Juana
Anthony Godbe
Mansur
Rosario
Mansor
Senor Matavelasco
Mansour
Ensenada
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Bristian Chorom
Methodist
Pravyer
Sulbeth School
Bar- Raceeon
Com- Mencia
Society Notices
Bank of Newbergerg
Newberg Council
Masuoic
Shasta
OF the
Southern Paciic CO
Portland
Buuday
Feon
Nigfenan Expensi
Albany
Eugene
Roseby
Grats Pass
Medford
Ashland
Sacraamento
Ogden
Jave
Leave
el Peso
Rodebere & Way
Woodmrn
Angel
Silverton
Wert Teio
Browneville
Natron
Salem
Way
Corvallis & Way
McMionville & Way
Mees
Ogden Noate
Third Street
Canada
Europe
J.B. Kirkland
Grad Central Station
Wyambill Diviston
Jefferson Street
R. Koehi
P. Rogers
Rland
VIA
Asd
ST. Paul
Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
OCEAN
H. Hurlburt
Gen
Paes
Portiaxo
Neweves, Oneoos
E. McNeil
Epitome
News of the World
Seattle
H. ©. Henry
Great Northern Railroad
Cascade Mountains
Henry
Burlington
Big Bone Springs
Chas. Kiwart
Harvey Foster
Elwart
Foster
Potedam
N. Y
Windsor Hotel
Amesbury
Mass
Return OF
Creapose
Alabama
Gray's River
Treacher
Oakland
J. W. Robertson
Livermore
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