Oregonian Rail Travel Schedules and Station Notes 1898
Train routes from Portland to Salem Albany and beyond list stops at Woodburn Mt Angel Silverton and Coburg. Dining cars on the line include connections to McMinnville Newberg Sheridan and West Salem with arrivals and departures from Grand Central station Fifth and I streets. Weekly and tri weekly services are noted with various branch lines and depots described along the Oregon Agricultural railroad system.
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Overland
Mesa
Salem
Albany
Kingene
Roseby
Grant's Paso
Medford
Ashland
Sacramento
Sen
Francisco
Mojave
Sos Angeles
el Paso
New Orleans
East
Roseberry Way
Woodburn
Mt. Angel
Silverton
West Soio
Brownsville
Coburg
Portland
Silver and gold quartz found under Tacoma city center
An eight foot vein of silver and gold quartz is reported beneath Tacoma Washington. Assays show about 150 dollars per ton in silver and 27 dollars in gold. Prospectors are active across the Pacific Northwest as new mining districts emerge from Kern County California to Death Valley.
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Sacramento
Colorado
San Diego
Eddy
N. M
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Carls
City of
Mexico
Lower California
Yuma
Goler
New Gold District
Kern County
Cal
Death Valley
Lillis
Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs
San Francisco
Kellogg
Seattle
Victoria
B. C
Senator Fair
Davie
British Pacific Railway
Oscar B. Young
Brigham Young
Chinatown
Salt Lake
J. D. Pemberton
Jubilee Hospital
Tacoma
Wash
Bloomer
Jackson County
San Jose
Joseph A. Lota
Leland-Stanford (Jr.) University
Mra
Jane L. Stanford
Leland Stanford
Arthur Dudley Vinton
Prescott and Arizona Central Railroad
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Atlantic and Pacific Company
Reinhart and McCook
Atchison Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Union Pacific
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
San Francisco Bridge Company
Coon Bay
Humboldt County
Sherif McDade
Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
Treasur Department
Chicago
Treasury Department
Ant
Bac
Chandler
New Hampshire
Senate
Congress
United States
Rockefeller Gift and Rail Rivalries Highlight Eastern News
The Eastern News reports on John D Rockefeller making another million gift to the Chicago University amid Texas bond investment curbs. It notes Gulf system separation from Union Pacific, Denver jury verdict in Cassell estate case, and a Philadelphia Mor gian reception. Also covered are hard times remedies, university observatory plans, and rail and shipping developments.
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Leadville
Duval
Tex
Cope
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago University
Union Pacific
Edward 5. Stokes
Hoffman House
Kentucky Malting Company
Denver
John Shevnon
Countess Cassell
Treasury Department
New York
Edward Jangerman
San Feardeco
Trocker
Gettysburg
Tourbon Distillers
Kentucky
Canadian Pacific
Lake Shore
Michigan
University of Chicago
Yerkes Observatory
Lake Geneva
Wis
Texas
Dubuque, Ta
van Leuven
First Pegg and
Kissel
California
de Mello
Rio de Janeiro
Morrigan
Union League Club
Philadelphia
United States
Midwinter Exposition Decor Plans and Citrus Displays
California preparations for the Midwinter Exposition advance with Charles Graham directing color schemes and grand court ornamentation. The project notes extensive landscape and lighting work, a high capacity electric fountain, a completed central tower, widespread plantings, and citrus fruit displays from Northern and Southern counties to attract Eastern visitors.
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Charles Graham
East
California
Harpers
White City
Graham
Golden City
Wil
Grahwa
Grand Central Court
Grand Plaza
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
State
Citrus Sale Northern District
Yeen
Southern
Freene County
Longest Liquidation and Global Dispatches From Foreign Cables
Universal brief notes on finance and unrest from Europe and beyond. Overend Gurney collapse looms as the longest liquidation in history. Wars, strikes, ships, and political moves ripple through England France Germany and Italy with social unrest and economic readjustments.
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Rofessiona Camis
Rienes
Aenoud
Ry Asceeeat Association
la Becnetguexes
Ooclock
Mark Noble
Keshyterian Church
Resta
Seremn
Adventist Church
Ea Methodist
Cohukum
M. Epworth League
R.m. I Myer
Welk
McCart
Society Notices
Newberg
So. Ia
Bank of Newberg
W OF V
Wight
U. W
O. Fadl
Official Directory
Cou
Third Ward
Shasta
THE
Southern Pacific CO
Oi. W
Paul Mary Joy
Wilson Jesse Edwards
M. Calkins
H. F. Lassler
M. J. Jones
G. W. McConnell, M. D
Newberg, OR
First Street
H. Irvine
P. Costiow
Irvine & Coshow
Wright's Building
Meminnville, Oregon
Auout
Nation
Corvallis
Fe. M. McMinnville & Way
Poepstam
Cara
Grand Central Station
Fifth and I Streets
Oregonian Railway Division
ARD
Portland and
Wamhill
JeMerson Street
Alrle Mul
Siete
Sheridan Pa
WAM Ly
M. Ly
Ssenger
Portland Lewberg
Sheridan
Sunray
R. Koehler
EK. P. Rogers
F.& P. Agt
Mortland, Or
Harold Clark
Newbelg, OR
Post Office
Samuel Hobson
Sewberg, OR
Eula
Hoskins
BEAC
Orecon
J. D. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
Pacific
Oregon
Thomas Newlin
Bank OF
Newberc
Jesse Edwards
B. C. Miles
B.C. Miles
Cashier
F. A. Morris
J. C. Colcord
FE. H. Woodward
Canada
Ladd & Tilton
National Park Bank
Pacific Coast
Crazy Son
National Capital
House
Sayres
Congressional
Seeretire Carlisle
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Stevens
Blount
Theii Kingdom
Joet
Alaska Js
Itawali
Thurston
Tawaii
Eastern News
Indiana
Rockefeller
Kix
Tracy
France
Rusia
England
Ladetone
Robert Bonner
Bonner
Sand
Russia
Behring Sea Arbitration Tribunal
Buenos Ayres
Socialist Associations of
Sicily
London Times
Erzeronm
Armenia
Liverpool
Manchester
O'Shea
Parnell
Germany
Paris
Manchester Ship Canal
Corm
Budapesth
Esther Palliser
Lonateiegs
Birmingham
Berlin
Milah
Constantine
Oued-Armenia
Algeria
Vaillant
Cesare
Vie
London Westminster Gazette
Bank of England
Daily News
Presbyterian Church
Vitv
St. Petersburg
Scotland
United Kingdom
Duke of Sutherland
Brussels
Ricsachston
Bismarck
Alexandria
Egypt
Misa Hind Nowfal
Munich
Overend, Gurnew & Co
London
Count Oa Enlenburg
M. Lockroy
L’ Belate
Frenehs
Dunkirk
Cherbourg
Dalonne
Cave of
Sica
Lawyers’ Corporation
Riom
Auvergne
Hia
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