CHOUELCH VOTES PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL AND CHURCH SERVICES
Community notices list church council voting details and regular services for Presbyterian, Friends, Baptist, and other groups. It notes Sunday worship, Sunday school times, monthly meetings, and associated women’s groups activities.
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Presbyterian Council
Bhok
Wihideon
Iastor
Friends Church
Thorley
Montly
Nw. mi
Qaarberks
Kvang Lab
Waris
Baptist Courou
Ub A
Pacific Coast dispatches mix rail deals and weather notes
Long Pacific Coast page reports Los Angeles railroad deal opening San Bernardino entry for Southern Pacific, Spokane line to mines, jetty project at the Columbia River in progress, and citrus and fruit cargo trends. Also notes a hail storm in Belleyne Idaho, mint wage cuts in Washington, and salmon prospects in Alaska with county and local impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
N. M
Eastern Oregon Co-operative Association
Charleston
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Bernardino
Prof. Henderson
Olympia
Wash
Ezra Meeker
Oakland
Cal
Spokane
Cascade Mountains
California
Major Handbury
United States Engineers
Columbia River
San Francisco
Onan Pony
Great Northern Railway
Sand Point
Idaho
Pend d’Oreille
Bradstreet Mercantile Agency
W. H. Bartlett
Tacoma
Ince
Colorado Desert
Gulf
Kings County
Belleyne
James Crawford
Okanogan Country
Methow
National Capital Reports Behring Sea Negotiations and Legal Actions
The Department of Justice hires special counsel for the Behring Sea case against the state and crew to determine neutrality law violations. Attorney General Miller urges that Chinese convicted of illegal entry be returned to China. Census data show California and Washington growth. notes on immigration and destitute Russian Jews. Behring Sea seal commission named Professors Mendenhall and Marriam to Alaska. Itata master pays $500 for navigation law violation. other charges include kidnaping and navigation violations against officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Washington
Miller
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
China
Canada
Mexico
Washington, D. C
California
Oregon
Nettleton
New York
Behring Sea
Alaska
T. C. Mendenhall
Charles Marriam
Mendenhall
Coast Survey
Marriam
Rusk
Itata
San Diego
Cal
Tata
Robert
Minnie
Stata
Berlin Press Hails Kaiser's England Reception
Cablegrams report the Berlin press highly gratified by the Kaiser's reception in England. They note the Kaiser’s show of goodwill as a sign of renewed Anglo German harmony and point to political and economic implications for Europe.
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Berlin
England
The
Post
Germany
Eastern items reveal wide range of late 19th century concerns
A long journal of notes covers court decisions on Cherokee Strip title, prohibition moves in Maine, pool rooms in New York and Missouri, labor and rail developments, municipal costs, and immigration trends. It notes Harvard appointments, Chicago theater ideas, and ongoing expositions with transportation monopolies and public notices.
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New York
Boston
Muscatine
le Baron Russell Briggs
Harvard College
Ilinois
Chicago
Notable Figures and Personal Notes From An Era
A synthesis of personal mentions includes pension applications by a war veteran’s widow seeking aid. patrons like George Kennon agreeing to edit Free Russia pending $5,000 in funding to relocate the office. the sale of Grant’s log cabin site and a Goshen firm’s civil war veteran founder. Sarah Bernhardt’s name change. Sir Henry Wotton and Ambassadors’ quips. suppressed Baccarat exposure linked to Lady Brooke. portrait notes on Ex-Senator Evarts and Edwin Arnold. Rev. Melancthon W. Jacobs’s academic chair in Pittsburgh. Dr W F L Egle elected head of the Pennsylvania German Society. Prince Bismarck letter-writing habit. Emin Abbott’s planned monument. Dr. Thomas Francia Gailor declining multiple offers. Mrs Wanamaker’s Europe visit to see grandchildren.
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George Kennon
Free Russia
London
New York
Bacon
General Grant
Oil Grant
St. Louis
Chicago
Marvy F. Dewey
Goshen, Ltd
Twenty-sixth
Ohio Regiment
Charles Dewey
Sarah Bernhardt
Rosine
Henry Wotton
Commonwealth
Gordon Cumming
Brooke
Ewart
Sumter
Evarts
Edwin Arnold
Hindoo
Himalaya
Melancthon W. Jacobs
Oxford
Hartford Theological Seminary
Pittsburg
W. FL. Egle
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania German Society
Pennsylvania
Dr. Egle
National Au
Crime Roundup: Forgery Arrests and Violent Encounters
A Rochester New York forgery arrest targets James McCarger an adjuster for Flour City Life Insurance. Other items report Phil Green shot and killed Policeman Clayton then was killed by Policeman Niedlinger in Savannah. A Platt block fire near Vacaville caused no damage. News reaches Vicksburg of Henry Gentry lynching in Palmyra plantation. An elderly Whitaker store robbery in Whitaker Station Missouri leads to a fight and stabbing. Gratton Dalton not guilty in Visalia train robbery case after twenty hour deliberation. Former Philadelphia treasurer John Bardaley begins fifteen year penitentiary term for misappropriating public funds.
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James McCarger
Flour City Life Insurance Company
Rochester
N. Y
Phil Green
Clayton
Niedlinger
Savannah
Tia
Platt
Vacaville
Cal
Vickaburg
Miow
Palmyre Plantation
Henry Gentry
Gratton Dalton
Visalia
Dalton
Lila
John Bardaley
Philadelphia
Dominion Commons
Boston
Washington
Boston Navy Yard
China
Blair
United States
Ottawa
Chicago
T. Jordan
Indiana
Findlay
Kansas
Rock Island
New York
Samoa
Malatoa
Mataafa
Treasury Department
Missouri
St. Louis
London and Colonial Financial Corporation
Chicago Gold Storage Exchange Company
Ilinois Central Railroad
Kansas City
iNieit
Virginia
West Virginia
Nettleton
Conus
Carpenters of
Pittaburg
Federation of
Labo
Knights of Labor Assembly
Gioperas
Pittevn
Sir John Macdonald
Iquique
Chile
Senor Montt
Maipo
Congressional Party
Drew
Foster
Keystone Bank of
Ohio State Board of Health
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Eladson River
Albany
Spuyten Duyvil
Fanaticism among Turks and world news trivia
Foreign briefs report Denial of a claim that Emperor William planned to remove Bismarck. Hamburg socialists build a large cooperative bakery. France seeks 600000 for Chicago exhibit funding. Germany ponders New Guinea retreat. French Chamber debates a Danton statue. An American proposes a Mount Blanc elevator for 216 riders.
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Hamburg
Germany
French Chamber of Deputies
France
Chicago
New Guinea
Bismarck Archipelago
Danton
Paris
Mount Blanc
House of Commons
Tnedia
Afghanistan
Commons
Mixed global and national news items from 1900 era
Reports from Pittsburg to Ottawa and Chicago cover labor, finance, and law. Carpenters in Pittsburgh plan to withdraw from the Federation of Labor to form a Knights of Labor Assembly while other stories note district court rulings, treasuries, and rail property disputes.
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Pittsburg Carpenters Provence
The
Federation of Labor
Sporting Notes From London And California Events
The piece surveys races and matches across London and California. It mentions jockey earnings at Chiceys races, Miss Dod’s tennis victory for the English championship, Queckhorner’s hammer throw beating the English mark, a double race on August 8, and boxing bouts including Arthur Upham vs Purity Diorman and Jem Smith versus Ted Pritchard with Pritchard winning in the fourth round.
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Julien
London
Miss Dod
Mea. Thdyard
Turner Park
Queckhorner
Manhattan Athletic Club
Hanmer
Peta
O'Connor
Hanlon
Gandear
Macks
Arthur Upham
Galveston
Tex
Purity Diorman
Australia
Occidental Athletic Club
California
Prise
England
Jem Smith
Ted Pritehard
Pritehart
Smith
Pritehard
Pritchard
Bieerial
Broleed
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Candas
Chouelch
Minore
Tieige Muir
Satarias
Seehone
W.C.T.U. Diteinees i Ottigg
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Xishasta Line
Portland
Eirini
Salem
Eugene
Roseboe Grats
Meathord
Sam Fratiolan
Oe Angelin
Ktaso
New Caeleana
Rosphers
Vin Woedourn
Angel
Kventon
Wet Selo
Browtte
Celle
Coburg
Corvallis
Uyiten
Pullman
HoketoMeo
First Street
Tates
Cahata
Europe
Kirkland Ticket Agent
Giraud Central Station
Galgeh-W. Ss
Portland and Willamette Valley Railway
Jefferson Street
Gereeo
Newberg
Datielew
Dayton
Lae
Fo Mhally
Xcept
Ramdas
Selwood
Paine K. Roeill
P. Rogeigs
Carson
Kern County
Kiowa
Hugard
Frances Alice
Ros
United States Circuit Court
Ross
Pomona Valley Horticultural Society
Tehachepi
Prancisco
Viret St
Washinton
Ademy
Linn
Oriand
Ig 1
Gabe
R. D
Pidien
Mae
June Fes
P.O
Mer
Reon
Lew York
Teee
Peer
Ity of
Samuel [Oben Itorde
Marshal J. C. Woo
Meees Vetaw
BR. Hobson
Third Ward
Alukemens
M. Warker NL
R tHeonry Austin
M. Yee
H. Cooper
Beatty Organs
Beatty
I Odin Ee OealOie
Isa
Olen
el Peeket & Greasenregeravelers
Louie Dees
Harter
BEL Tile O& Harta Medicine CO
ST. Louis, MO
National Capital
Church of England
India
Morocco
Palestine
Prussia
Patti
Amica
Abbey
Cameroons
West Africa
Zintgraff
Salvation Army
Maslbourne
Spandau Arms Fatory
Alsace-Lorraine
Rhenish
Saar
Buenos Ayres
Monsignor Felchi
Vatican
Peter's Peace Fund
Liberia
Constatueole
Arabia
Eva Booth
General Booth
Easthourne
Hegan
Illinois
Oklahoma Territory
Brunswick
Alabama
Penneylvania
van Horne
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central Railroad
Exposition Grounds
Supreme Court of Texas
Gas Company of
Cincinnati
Bine
Eastern Penitentiary
Collinaville
Jobe A. Wright
Romenville
Ind
Maine
Hoxton
Brooklyn
Marion
Smyth County
United States District
Jade Seay
Raleigh
N.C
Bank of Commerce of
Sheffield
Ala
Moses Brow
Montgomery
Congress
Fiermans
Cierman Polen
Irleh
Thore
W. F E. Sime
Colon
Central
South Americs
Sardou
Lord Wolseley
Prince Bismarck
Bismarck
Emin Abbott
Oak Grove
Gloucester
Mage
Eugene Wetherell
Prince Albert Memorial
Thomas Francia Gailor
Newl
Episcopal
Georgia
Trinity Church
General Seminary of
Michigan
Alila
Whitaker
Whitaker Station
Mine
Ilewan
Sceelman
York
Himell
Foreign News
Count von Munster
Brazil
William
Kerns Vond
Trebizond
Jast
Auckland
Societies For the Protection
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Sahara
Fes
Megnuines
Pou
Lmnkers
Eevee
Taly
Cardinal Gibbons
Herr Cahenaley
St. Raphael Societies
Ribot
Rivand
Haytl
Rigand
Mayti
Claine
Mocochestein
Leibig
Profs, Bergmann and
Hahn
Dre, Bergmann and
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