Oregonian Railway Division timetable and services
Through sleeping cars attached to all trains and through tickets available at First Street office. Grand Central station serves as arrival and departure hub for lines to eastern states Canada and Europe. Oregonian Railway Division lists Portland Tambul route with tri weekly and daily services to Albany Salem and nearby towns via Corvallis and Natron with specific arrival and departure times.
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OH First Street
Canada
Europe
J.B Kirkland
Grand Central Station
Fifth
I Streets
Street Names Show Snobbish Civic Pride in Britain
Paris correspondent notes Liverpool and Newcastle hoist names like Lord Nelson street and Lord Milton street on thoroughfares to honor heroes, sparking debate on civic snobbery. The piece cites Byron and Milton street duplicates and mocks the practice as confounding and excessive.
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Wilton
Paris
Trafalgar
Waterloo
Lord Nelson
Duke of Wellington
Liverpool
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Byron
Milton
Lord Milton
London
Newberg Office on First Street Treats Women and Children
Newberg Oregon office on First Street advertises prompt attention day or night for diseases of women and children with a focus on specialized care for women and children.
Policy of federal troops in Chicago riots outlined
Government and Major General Schofield move to concentrate troops at Chicago to enforce federal court injunctions. The aim is protecting government property and interstate commerce while preserving mail delivery. Militias may be used across states if local authorities fail to act.
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Wasutxoros
Schofield
Chicago
United States
Itia
War Department
West
California
Sacramento
Fifth Artillery
Presidio
San Francisco
Roger
Department of California
Sovereign of Knights of Labor Arrives in Chicago to Aid Strike
Grand Master Sovereign of the Knights of Labor travels from Des Moines to Chicago to assist the union in directing the strike. He urges every labor organization to strike and warns that defeat would harm organized labor and workingmen nationwide. Debs supports arbitration while the General Managers' Association resists. Public sentiment may push for settlement. In a separate matter, Senator Call of Florida denies shoe removal rumors and seeks inquiry into the source of the report.
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Carcaco
Knights of Labor
Chicago
Des Moines
America
Debs
General Managers’ Association
Myers Recaptured After Jail Escape Near Darton
Charles Myers, twice convicted of first degree murder, escaped from Darton jail on July 5 during a motion for new trial. He was pursued by the sheriff who posted a 50 reward, and Myers was recaptured near town.
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Darton
Wash
Charles Myers
Myers
A Newspapera Attack On the Southern Pacific
The Examiner in San Francisco editorializes that the Southern Pacific has entangled state national governments with workers. It warns of a reckoning as the railroad allegedly disrupts commerce, burdens debt, and seeks heavy protection from municipalities counties and the federal government. California waits to see the corporation pay for its actions.
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San Francisco
Examiner
Southern Pacific
Riat
California
Canyon Creek Terrorized by Gunmen Near Burke Idaho
A Canyon Creek posse pursued Riverside County murderers and kidnappers three miles from Burke but captured none. Neil and two others were freed. Kneebone died from a single back shot. Miners, mostly foreign workers, face threats as mines and sampling works suspend operations indefinitely.
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Warracr
Idaho
Kneebone
Neil
Burke
Coeur d'Alene
Montana
Krammer
West
Higgins
Thompson Falls
Cameron
Gem
Canyon Creek
Board of Trade calls executive meeting on strike situation
Oakland board president M J Keller calls a directors meeting to shape a plan for a speedy resolution of the strike. Discussions include San Jose Board of Trade resolutions and state conference plans with rail officials, citing Debs and railway leaders as central to any arbitration effort. Representative McGann proposes a nonlegal contract for arbitration between employers and workers to avoid further strikes.
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Oaxiaxp
M. J. Keller
Oakland Board of Trade
Board of Directors
San Jose Board of Trade
Keller
Debs
Roberts
McGann
Wasmxoron
Committee On Labor of the House
American Railway Union
Gompers
Federation of Labor
McGanny
Royes
Tein Bullingdon Wins Newmarket Princess of Wales Stake
In a brisk July 5 race at Newmarket Tein Bullingdon owned by H MecCalmont defeated Ladan and Loxpos to win the 10,000 guinea Princess of Wales stake. Ladlas, Derby winner Lord Rowebery, finished third.
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Insinglaas
Ladan
Princess of Wales
Newmarket
Peng
H. MecCalmont
Tein Bullingdon
Shotover
Ladlas
Lord Rowebery
Fighting in Syria Leaves Hundreds Killed or Wounded
Report from Coxestastixorte on July 4 describes clashes between Circassian settlers and Pirases in Syria. The battle leaves about 400 killed and wounded as defenders reportedly use armed drones, shaping a ferocious confrontation.
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Syria
Coxestastixorte
Martial Law Proclaimed in Chicago by President Cleveland
President Cleveland declares martial law in Chicago as obstructions and rioting threaten federal law enforcement. General Miles gains wide authority to act with moderation but with power to quell riots. warning to citizens to disperse by noon July 6 and to avoid aiding riotous mobs. War Department note clarifies that local authority remains intact while Miles receives broad powers.
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Miles
Chicago
Wasaixatos
Cleveland
United States
Illinois
Grover Cleveland
Washington
United States of America
War Department
Hopkins
Origin of the Strike in Labor Uprising
A Knights of Labor official says the Pallman strike is not a clash of labor against capital but a power struggle within labor groups. He notes a recent collapse of the Knights, a push to unite with the American Railway Union, and a secret five cent weekly fund to finance a planned national uprising.
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Piumapennnta
Joly
Knights of Labor
Pallman
Federation of la
Knights
American Railway Union
Wallace Outrage Sparks Reward for Kneebone Killers in Gem Idaho
In Wallace Idaho on July 3, blacksmith John Kneebone was killed by masked shooters after a union blacklist. Governor McConnell offers 1000 reward for convictions. Troops are summoned, power-house sabotage attempt failed, and residents brace for further action.
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Wallace
Idaho
John Kneebone
Gem
Gem and
Burke
Kneebone
R. K. McNeill
William Crammer
Canyon Creek
Montana Line
Cour d'Alene
McNeill
Murray
McConnell
Bunker Hill
French Government Proposes Anti Anarchist Measures
A French cabinet meeting presided by Premier Dupuy outlined anti anarchist measures after Carnot's murder. The plan removes correctional tribunals for trials and tightens penalties for incitement via press and public speech. Juries would be displaced in related offenses to streamline harsher sentences.
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Paris
Dupuy
Council of Ministera
Carnot
Assizes
Central American union talk and European intrigue
The World Guatemala section reports a government house conference on Central American unity led by President Barrios and ongoing propaganda across republics. Riots in Nicaragua's Granada and Leon are noted, with troops ordered to the frontier. Managua mentions a Dutch Anglo syndicate seeking a Nicaragua canal if Americans abandon the project. A separate London dispatch claims a duel between Audinet Gibert and Senor Delpar de Santa Maria, with Santa Maria gravely wounded.
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New York
Guatemala
Government House
Barrios
Mexico
Honduras
Managua
Granada
Leon
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Yurcaran
Corpus
Panama
Europe
Nicaragua Canal
South America
London
Audinet Gibert
Senor Delpar de Santa Maria
Gibert
Santa Maria
Paris
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Newberg Graphic
Colum
Jens Churcil
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Aptist Church
Weelck
Mark Nowle
Et Coceas
iHsismas
Dventist Church
Wa. W
Phayer
Wa. M
Maud
Aida M. Epworth League
Layer
A. NS
McCart
Society Notices
W.newberg
Wc.t. U
SEC
Bank of Newberg
SOP V
U. W
Toget
Pr. A. Lulu
O. PF. Hall
Official Directory
Third Ward
City of
Newberg
Moses Votawod
G Hadley , W. T Macey M. C. Christenson
Noah Heater
D. Tallman
H. D. Fox
Shasta
OF the
Traine
Portland
Sa. Mm
Woodburn
Natron
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Roseby
Grant's Pass
Medford Ash Havel
Save
Racemen
Peden
Mojave
Los Angeles
el Paso
New Orleans
Mr. Angel
Silverton
West Scio
Browneville
Corvallis & Way
McMineville & Way
Sta
Ogden
AED
Oregonian Railway Division
Portland and Tambul Railway
Jefferson Street
Airlie Mail
New Berg
Airtie
Sheridan Pea
Senger
Sheridan E
R, Koehler
E. P. Rogers
F. & BP. Agt
Portland, Or
Elkhar C
Uriage and Harness Mfg. Co
Surrey Harness
Ileave
Surreys
Eickhart
W. B, Pratt, Sec’y
Elkhart
Ind
Mills,e
J. D. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
Pacific College
Oregon
Thomas Newlin
Bank OF
Jesse Edwards
B.C. Miles
B. C. Miles
Orecon
Jesse Edwarda
F. A. Morris
J. C. Colcord
F. H. Woodward
Ladd & Tilton
National Park Bank
Cashier
Congregational Fund
National Council
N. H. Whittlesey
Evanston, Ill
Boston Congregationalist
John Wanamaker
Phladelphia
Wanamaker
New York Times
Catherine de Medici
G. W. McConnell, M. D
Newberg, OR
Senator Call
Wasuixoros
Senate Call of
Florida
Senate Chamber
Newlist
Jik
Committee On Rules
Harold Clark
Samuel Hobson
Jerg
Eula
Upetaire
Hosklus
Climax
IDEAL
THE
NEW Home Sewing Machine CO
Mase Beerow
Mas
Cmow
Sgosem
Cuicace
Dr. Lows
Ai Atlapta
San Freaptero
Cal
Board OF Trade
Grover
Pan-American News
Central
Amerian Union
John Pender
Loxvox
Sir John Pender
Ottawa
South Australia
Pacific
Gladatone
Forsevron
Midlothian Liberal Association
Gladstone
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