CHRIstIAS CHURCH AND AVENTIST CHURCH SERVICES
CHRIstIAS CHURCH announces services every fourth Sunday at 11 a m led by Dr Me AVEN TIST CHURCH holds prayer meetings each Wednesday evening with sabbath school each Saturday at 10 4 a m services follow. Through ticket office at 134 First street offers tickets to Eastern States Canada and Europe via J C Kirkland agent. All trains arrive and depart from Grand Central station Fifth and I streets. OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION Portland and Yambilll Railway.
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Bea Church
Mark Nowle
Aventist Church
Atlla
Epworth League
A. S. Mocart
First Street
Canada
Europe
J. C. Kirklasd
Grand Central Station
Fifth
I Streets
Stage Luminaries Crank At Theater Lighting Incurious Tale
A New York Recorder piece captures a stage lighting man venting about actors and dancers He claims lighting demands irk performers who seek endless posings and favors and says management would dismiss him if allowed He cites a ten-second flash for a fee and vows to fight the chorus.
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New York Recorder
Helvetian Amazons and Crusader Heroines in History
Cesar praises the Helvetian ladies for military feats while Roman legions retreated before them. During the Crusades women performed romantic and chivalrous deeds, dying beside their lovers and husbands, as noted by the New York Journal.
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Eperts
Cesar
Rome
Switzerland
New York Journal
Diseases of women and children clinic in Newberg
Office on First street in Newberg Oregon invites patients today or tonight. All calls promptly attended. Diseases of women and children are a specialty.
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First Street
Archbishops Ire land and Dixon condemn strike methods
The Archbishop of St Paul denounces violence during the Chicago railway strike and urges labor to respect law, while Rev Thomas Dixon Jr argues for federal ownership of railroads as a remedy, citing government power to end blockades and protect public rights. Lillian Russell faces a court injunction restricting performances.
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Carcaco
Ireland
St. Paul
Chicago
America
ME. Dixon
New York
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Editor Joseph Medill Views on the Pullman Strike
New York July 16 Joseph Medill editor of the Chicago Tribune sends a view praising the strike as a national benefit likening it to a thunder storm. He foresees laws for railroad labor dispute settlement and outlines a pension fund plan for retirees with half pay at fifty five and family benefits for illness.
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New York
Joseph Medill
The
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Bismarck
German Empire
Sim
Census Office Finances and Plans for Eleventh Census
The Eleventh Census report shows total disbursements of 10 365 077 dollars through June 30 1894 with 672 staff at year end. It notes pages printed 22 200 and proposes dropping the digest for a larger abstract and extending to 300 pages. Captain McAllen reports sealing by Indians using spears better than firearms. A separate note from St Petersburg says the Czar may pardon many political offenders on the Czarowitch wedding day. A fatal beating incident in Brooklyn following a family quarrel is reported with the suspect at large.
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Wasuixeros
Wright
Colonel Wright
Congress
Loxpow
Standard
St. Petersburg
Czarowitch
Alix of
Hesse
Czarina
Knights of Labor Seek Impeachment of Attorney General Olney
The Knights of Labor publish a memorial to Congress alleging Richard Olney has abused federal power to support state suppression. They accuse him of arming troops, overriding state civil authority, and pressuring martial law in Illinois and other states. The document criticizes federal actions against railroads and cites specific laws and dates. It also notes Lane County’s 37 754.76 dollars spent last year with salaries for Clerk and Sheriff.
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Cutcaco
Sovereign
John W. Hayes
T. B. McGuire
Charles A. French
The
Knights of Labor
Washington
Olney
Polvapetrata
Congress
United States
Richard Olney
Department of Justice
Illinois
Secretary of War of
United
Act of Congress
Congress of the
Pullman Palace Car Company
Hecause
Ron Lane County
Puyallup Reservation Indian Chief Statement And Regional News
NOR WEST NEWS outlines items from Washington state including the Puyallup reservation Indian Chief Wat Chaw Kee, mining activity in Clarke and Skamania counties, Walla Walla salary cuts saving about 5000 yearly, and $50,000 in Montana cattle payer checks in Spokane banks. It notes university plans for a pharmacy school and law college, tax debates on eastern Chehalis county lands, tramway construction at Monte Cristo, Spokane water bonds, a Chicago offer for bond purchase, railroad iron sold for taxes near Cosmopolis, and Walla Walla orchard woes with wilted cherries and sparse vegetable shipments. It also mentions Puyallup school farm survey progress and anticipated sale, plus warehouses listing various bag and cloth materials.
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Clarke
Skamania
Walla Walla
Spokane
Montana
The
State University
College of Laws
Win
Chehalis County
Monte Cristo
C. H. White
Chicago
Abercorn
Cosmopolis
New York Security and Trust Company
Puyallup
Oregon News Briefs Highlight Shortages and Local Notes
Alarming wheat sack shortage fears in Umatilla county. Clatsop County to hold road convention. Judge Hewitt in Salem noted with a standing collar. Jackson County sheriff Paterson posted bond with many small signers. Two Indians tried on Siletz reservation for a shinny dispute. Salmon industry suffers from tin shortages and rope scarcity. Josephine County’s Miss Alice Carson defeated Jeff Hayes for Superintendent. she Republican, he Populist. Cascades salmon tow sets unprecedented pace. rail link needed to boost exports. Linn County Grange consider 6 percent interest law. bill tabled. Mr Wells credited with first hop yard in Polk County 1847. Leasure expanded yard near Eugene, 2,000 pounds per acre in 1893. Winter floods overrun land. poil remains stable. Londow telegraphs Sir Charles Tapper on State duty proposal for colonial property in England. Ottawa Council urged strong duties on property owned by colonials in England.
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Oregon
Umatilla
Clatsop County
Salem
Hewitt
Jackson County
Patterson
Irvine
Siletz
Columbia
Alice Carson
Jovephine County
Jeff Hayes
Jeff
The
Cascades
Portage
Linn County
Wella
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Newberg Graphic
Evangelical Association
Resbyterian Church
Sab
Bath
Society Notices
W.—Newberg
SEC. One
Fouth
Bank of Newberg
A. K
A. R.C
Oo. O. W
LO. O. F. Hall
Official Directory
City of
Newberg
Third Ward
Votany
Hadley
Macy KC
Christenson
Noah Heater
D. Tallman
Jesse Edwards
C, F. Moore
H. F, Lashier
H. D. Fox
VIA
Shasta
OF the
Southern Pacific
Traine
Portland
Woodburn
Nation
Overland Express
Albany
Fugeene
Roseby
Grant's Pass
Medford
Ashland
Sacramento
Ogden
San Francisco
Mojave
Los Angeles
el Paso
New Orleans
Roseberg & Wy
Mt. Angel
Silverton
Westseto
Bronsville
Natron
Spriuatiol
Jana Silverton
Corvallis & Way
McMionville & Way
Oregonian Railway Division
Portland and Yambilll
Jefferson Street
Airlie Mail
A.M. Ly
P. w.jLy
Rp. MgAr
Sheridan Pas
Dally
Wally
Fen
Newberg -Airlie
Ger
Newberg, Sheridan
R. Roehl
Eee Asst
Gen
Porta
Elkhart Ganriage and Harness Mfg. CO
Cosgentiio
Suffey Harness
Rio
Fara
MHA
Works & Children
Elkbert
Zin
Newgberc
Orecon
Mills,e
J. D. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
Pacific College
Thomas Newlin
Bank OF
Newberc
B. C. Miles, B. C. Miles
Cashier
B. C. Miles
F. A. Morris
J. C. Colcord
E. H. Woodward
Ladd & Tilton
National Park Bank
G. W. McConnell, M. D
Newherg, OR
Harold Clark
East End
Samuel Hobson
Sewhberg, OR
India
Hoskins
NEW Home Sewing Machine CO
Capom Graeme
NT Cees
Lorm
Datos Tamas
Pease
Cal Atlagta
San Freweieon
Cal
Ireland and Dixon
New Yorker
Lillian Russell
Jorge Gaynor
Supreme Court
Canary & Lederer
Miss Russell
London
Grao
Pareage
Paris
Port Tewssexp
McAllen
Unga Island
Alaska
Lospos
North German
Japan
Brooxlus
N. Y
James Hogan
Daniel
Young Hogan
the Knights
Department of Justice of the
West News
Puyallup Reservation
Taton
Londow
Charles Tapper
Marquis of Ripon
William Harcourt
England
Ottawa Council
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