Christian Church Prayer Meeting and Sabbath Services
The entry notes a Christian Church with services every fourth day and fourth holiday at 104 Meni a0 FM. It lists a prayer meeting each Wednesday evening and Sabbath school every Saturday at 10 a.m. followed by services.
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Rat Church
G. Jerard
Keshysterian Church
Evangelical Caurel
WM. Gay
Chriatian Church
Menia0
Advest Sr
Methodist
E. Cluurch
Addamn
Epworth Lesque
Tourelay
Bly. J. H. Wood
Newberg
LU M
Shasta Route Schedule Entry Confusing Time
East and south through the Shasta Route shows a time line reading 8:00 and 9:90, unclear aboard the transport schedule. The fragment suggests a timetable notation error or a late update to daily departures for travelers in the area.
Varanza Disaster and Portland Crimes Headline Roundup
Steamship Varanza reports lost off Cape Abjoa with six saved and fifteen missing. Officer Bratton gravely wounded in Tacoma during burglary crackdown. Boy Eddie Chandler drowns in Pocatello town while retrieving a hat on ice. Mayor Rader to sign ordinance punishing public sidewalk exhalations. Counterfeit ten dollar note warned by Washington Secret Service. Miss Celia Strahm killed by brother in Dixie near Walla Walla. Japan leads Pacific trade per US Consul Bell. Civil service rules extended to Fort Leavenworth and prison officials. Pension office reforms cut Board of Review reviews. Mexico to boost west coast harbors and Tehuantepec rail termini. Georgetown strike disables 200 workers in six shoe factories. Siberian railroad to link Mantchuria via Mikolskaya and Russia as peace broker. Philadelphia Reading coal notices warn week-long work suspension. Monetary conference to attract around 600 delegates in Indianapolis.
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Rotterdam
Cape Abjoa
Bratton
Tacoma
Eddie Chandler
Parmnent River
Pocatello
Idaho
Hazen
Secret Service
Washington
Union National Bank of Detroit
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Oucatzacoalcoa
Salina Cru
Tehuantepec
Mexican Pacific Coast
Mazatlan
Georgetown
Mass
Siberian Railroad
Mantchuria
Mikolskaya
Rossia
St Petersburg
Russia
Europe
Asia
Will Appoint Civilians to Inspect Naval Steel
Secretary Herbert plans to enlarge the naval inspectors of steel corps by hiring 12 to 15 civilian experts after a Washington conference with Assistant Secretary McAdoo and bureau chiefs. The specialists will be chosen by strict exams and assigned to Bethlehem Cranegie Phoenix Wall Thorlow and Midvale works.
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Washington
Herbert
Naval Corps
United States
McAdoo
Hichborn
McCormick
Smith
Norfolk Navy Yard
Civil Service Commission
Bethlehem
Cranegie
Phoenix
The
Wall
Thorlow
Midvale
Slavery in Nicaragua reaches crisis in labor markets
From Managua Jan 5 a terrible state of affairs in Nicaragua's labor market is reported as the sale of labor enslaves many men women and children. Coffee estates seek Cuban labor via Cuba labor agency while workers strive to escape debt bondage under low wages and fines. drought and insufficient rains threaten an 1897 coffee crop. some plan sugar cane instead.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Cuba
Great Philippine battle yields large insurgent losses
A Manila dispatch reports a major clash in Bulacan Luzon with heavy insurgent casualties. Initial tallies claim 1 100 insurgent dead, 25 Spaniards killed and 63 wounded, plus seven cannons captured. Later reports revise insurgent deaths to 8 000. Canovas del Castile and Cuba communications accompany the dispatch.
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Madrid
Manila
Philippine Islands
Bulacan
Luzon
Bnzbro
Canovas del Castile
Canovas
Cuba
Sacred Heart church robbed in Oakland in bold blow
Thieves stripped the altar and safe at Sacred Heart church in Oakland last night and exploded the container near the altar. A silver chalice two ciboriums and a silver paten were stolen and melted down. Pastor Father L Serra suspects the same burglar may be behind a similar theft six years ago.
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Oakland
Cal
Sacred Heart Church
L. Serra
Five Survivors of Cuban Filibuster Sinking Land Near Daytona
A Commercial Tribune dispatch from Jacksonville reports seventeen of twenty eight aboard the Cuban filibuster Three Friends survived the sinking twenty miles off New Smyrna. Captain Murphy and Stephen Crane were among five who landed at Daytona. Higgins died after reaching shore. The rescue tug Three Friends departed from Daytona with aid requests and authorities alerted in Washington.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Jacksonville
Fla
Daytona
Veoy
Captain Murphy
Stephen Crane
Cook
William Higgins
Rhode Island
New Smyrna
Higgins
Murphy
Mr. Crane
Asl
Three Friends
Washington
J. M. Barrin
Call
Flood and Blizzard Hit Mississippi Valley States
Weather across the Mississippi Valley reports flood and blizzard conditions. Illinois rivers rise, Joliet faces historic floods, roads wash out, winter wheat damaged, and Des Plaines canal levels rise sixteen inches. Minnesota blizzards slow trains, South Dakota snow blocks rails, Nebraska endures years worst storm with drifts six to seven feet.
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Chicago
Illinois
Joliet
Desplaines
Rock Island
Lacon
Savagmon
Michigan
Menominee
Tvo
Fisher
Menominee River
Marinette
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Hastings
Grand Island
Union Pacific
Banker Vanker Hammond of Chicago Takes Own Life
Chicago dated report says W A Hammond vice president of the National Bank of Illinois died by suicide at Lake Michigan edge after a day of gloom. He left notes found on the shore. his family and bank circle are shocked as investigators link alleged long running irregularities to the bank collapse.
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Chicago
W. A. Hammond
National Bank of Illinois
Lake Michigan
Hammond
Percy Palmer
Dempster Street
W. F. Rodney
Church Street
Exbanker
Schneider
Calumet Electric Company
Huis
Surplus in December and deficits for half year reported
The December monthly statement shows receipts of 25 857 114 and expenditures of 20 412 064, leaving a 2 044 450 surplus. For six months the deficit stands at 87 002 807. Receipts from customs rose about 800 000 while internal revenue increased. French shipbuilders face delays in naval program execution and potential English ironclad purchases. Ottawa reports a midnight earthquake with no serious damage.
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Washington
Pacific
Central Pacific Sinking Fund
Nicaragua Moves Troops to Corn Island Amid Central American Tension
Managua reports Nicaragua quietly deploys detachments via Lake Nicaragua and the San Juan River toward Corn Island. Colombia plans a possible landing to fortify the island, while Nicaragua asserts control of Big and Little Corn and seeks arbitration over the dispute with Britain’s Mosquito coast claims lingering.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Republic of Colombia
Republic of Nicaragua
Corn Island
Colombia
Mosquito Coast
San Andres
Zelaya
Granada
Lake Nicaragua
San Juan River
Greytown
Bluefields
Central America
Salvador
Honduras
Nica-ragua
Great Britain
Atlantic
Canal
Pacific
United States
Big
Little Corn Islands
Mosquito Territory
King George
Mosquito Reservation
Family of Four Perishes in Home Asphyxiation
New York dispatch reports cabinet maker John Lynchten berg his wife Lizzie and their two children Willis aged 92 months and Jacob 12 weeks were asphyxiated in their home today. Police say the cause appears to be gas or faulty heating with no signs of foul play. The tragedy shocked neighbors and prompted a safety inquiry.
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New York
John Lynchtenberg
Lizzie
Willis
Jacob
Famine in a Russian Province Deplores Relief Need
A famine grips the province of Kher son near St Petersburg. It is estimated 750000 rubles are required for the relief of the sufferers and to support affected families and communities.
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St Petersburg
Kherson
Saloon Riot Injures Two Police in Grand Rapids
Two Grand Rapids policemen, Viergiver and Harrington, were attacked during a backroom saloon raid on Sommers & Treadwell. Viergiver suffered multiple injuries including a broken arm and nose, Harrington sustained a severe scalp wound, and Treadwell was shot in the right lung with dangerous hemorrhages. a crowd dispersed as eighteen officers arrived to arrest suspects. The violence followed a police campaign against lawbreaking saloons.
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Grand Rapids
Viergiver
Harrington
Sommers & Treadwell
Viergive
Treadwell
Trains Wrecked In Separate Incidents Reported In East
International and Great Northern freight wreck four miles south of Austin after rocks and an open switch aid a sabotage. Brakeman Fred Joynson killed. Engineer Smith seriously injured. Nearby Raleigh wreck injures Fireman Alexander Overby and Engineer John Robertson as rails were displaced by wreckers. Post office driver William H. Post arrested for mail robbery with rifled packages recovered and bail set at six thousand dollars.
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Austin
Tex
International & Great Northern
Here
Fred Joynson
Smith
Raleigh, N. Y
Alexander Overby
John Robertson
Raleigh & Augusta
Seaboard Air Line
New York
William H. Post
Brighton Beach
Post
North River
Indian delegation still short of full per capita payment
The Crow Creek Sioux delegation in Washington reports only partial gains from their demand for per capita payments, securing roughly 4 or 5 dollars per capita representing half accrued interest. Additional items note Brazil’s coffee sale in Hamburg and wage cuts at Davis & Farnum iron foundry in Waltham.
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Washington
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Main Street
Sr. M
Society Notices
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N K
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Shasta
OF the
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Daily Mail
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Rigo
Weyler
Vermont
Montpelier, Ve
Farmers’ Trust Company
Sioux City
Retonu
Bibliotheque Universelle
Genera
Flood
Miselesippi Valley
Vanker Hammond
Parise
England
Attens
Ottawa
Ont
Hoye
John Conlon
Conlon
Nicaragua Canal
Republic
Senor Roderiguez
Reed
Senate
Hamberg
Rothschilds
Kuesse
St. Petersburg
M. de Witt
Waltham, Maen
Davis & Farnum
Pennsylvania
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