Oregonian Railway schedule and station list
The Western rail network lists lines from Salem to San Francisco with stops at Albany Eus ene Rosebet Grants Pass Medford Ash ini Sacramentediy den and Oakland via Woodburn to Mt Angel Silverton West Selo Browns ville Coburg and Portland. Through trains connect Corvallis McMinnville Attoched to all via Chand Central station at Fifth Street. Passenger depot at foot of Jefferson street.
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Overland Express
Salem
Albany
Eusene
Rosebet Grants Pass
Medford
Ashinal
San Francisco
Mojave
Los Angeles
el Paco
New Orleans
Emat
Woodburn
Mt. Angel
Silverton
West Selo
Brownsville
Coburg
Portland
Reade and Mrs Seymour A Lifelong Literary Alliance
The Liverpool Mercury recounts Charles Reade’s lifelong pursuit of dramatic success over novels, crediting Mrs. Seymour with guiding and supporting him. Their bond spanned more than 25 years as companion, critic, and housekeeper, ending only with her death. He defended his Christian faith after a journal accused him, quoting prayers on separation and reunion. A railroad orders rear flagmen to prevent rear-end collisions.
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Reade
Cay
Liverpool Mercury
Estate of Stanford A Decisive Ruling in Murphy Will Case
A recent court ruling affects only a portion of the Northern Pacific grant as part of the Murphy will dispute. The Bear Valley Irrigation Company faces new receivers after an agreement with European creditors, promising stockholders a fair share and potential full reorganization within sixty days. Edmiston to be tried in Garfield county next April on larceny charges involving bank funds. The Stevens county seat dispute between Colville and Kettle Falls has not yet yielded a decision, with no filing date set.
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Repiaxds
Cal
Bear Valley Irrigation Company
Edmiston
Waila Walna
J. K. Edmiston
Waila Walla Savings Bank
Garfield County
Sturtevant
Ouyerra
Supreme Court
Stevens County
Colville
Kettle Falls
Tacowa
Paul Schulze
Northern Pacifi Land Company
United States Supreme Court
Tacoma
Portland
Washington, D. C
Northern Pacific Company
Pacific Division
Oregon Central Railroad Company
Columbia River
Clarke, Cowlitz
Wahkinkam
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Land
Senator White
United States
Bowers
San Bernardino
Committee On Post Offices
Galveston
la Gua
San Francisco
Panama
New York
Antwerp
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Kyle of
Mismissiry
Lord of California
Postmaster-C General
Dickinson and
Wanamaker
Oregon
Lake County
Grant's Pass Odd Fellows
Jackson
Josephine
Lakeview
H. DeWitt
Harney County
Harney
Secretary of War
Young's
Kinney
Astoria
Mitchell
Bailey
Umatilla
Modoc
Interior Department
Klamath Reservation
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Browning
Murphy will case revokes probate and splits $600000 estate
A California decision in the Murphy will case finds the testator competent but lacks a clear priority between two wills, preventing probate. The contestants’ counsel calls it a victory, as the probate is revoked and the estate will be distributed by the laws of succession, giving equal shares to all seven children instead of the three daughters.
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Caxtann
Cal
P. Hall
Santa Fe Expands Reduced Rate Tickets Across Routes
The Santa Fe announces new aggressive fare policy enabling reduced rate tickets to San Francisco via Mojave with return via Ogden or other lines authorized by Southern Pacific. Stop-over allowances in California are included and Midwinter Fair regulations apply to these tickets, aligning with the Atlantic and Pacific traffic contracts with Southern Pacific and Union Pacific lines.
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San Francisco
California
BAN
Poriand
Goodmas
Paeenger Agent
Uae
BP. Rogers, AG. FP
Pass Agt
Portland, Or
Los Anou.es
Thompson
Southern California Railroad
Chicago
Santa Fe
Mojave
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Papers on File May Alter Stanford Estate Appraisal
Papers on file with the County Clerk may materially affect Senator Stanford estate value. The widow executrix reports that much property pledged with banks as security was not in her possession. Claims presented up to January total 2 78 801.00, with potential late claims and debts paid totaling 90 408 738 and registered claims 19 205.30. Time for claim presents runs to May 27.
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San Francisco
Senator Stanford
Stanford
Washington City News Highlights Senate Action and Court Rulings
Senator Dolph's bill to ratify the Siletz agreement and cede lands for settlement passes the Senate with land sold at $1.50 per acre. Other items include army reorganization plans, Knights of Pythias encampment honors, tide-water land rulings, harbor line cases, and federal river and fisheries allocations.
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Dolph
Senate
Representative Outhwaite
Ohio
House
Cleveland
Knights of Pythias
Washington
Schofield
Knights
Oregon
Supreme Court
Charles W. Shiveley
John Q. A. Sons
W. W. Parker
Columbia River
Astoria
Gray
Supreme Court of Oregon
Congress
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Prosser
The
State Department
Janet L. Baldwin
San Francisco
Mexico
Baldwin
Department of State
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Pnalty Forco
Hhe
Pacific Cable Sentiment and Cabinet Policy in Americas
Forestry Congress favors a Pacific cable while President Cleveland is pressed to assert a vigorous Central American policy. Joseph Donlan seeks a presidential pardon after a threatening postal card sentence. William Morris Hayes proposes a 1900 millennial exposition in New York. Boston Powboat Company wins contract to raise the wrecked Kearsarge for 45000 if successful and 10000 if not. wrecking fleet readiness soon.
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Ballmonk
Joseph Donlan
Maryland
Stevenson
Cleveland
New York
William Morris Hayes
Hayes
Bostons
Boston Powboat Company
Norfolk Navy Yard
Forestry Congress Endorses Forest Reservation Policy
Amasy New York session of the Forestry Congress heard state reports on forest interests. R A Johnson of California spoke on reform methods and offered a resolution urging national forest reservation policy as begun by Harrison and continued by Cleveland. The convention adopted the resolution urging further western land reservation and support for the McRae bill.
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Forestry Congress
Amasy
N.Y
R. A. Johnson
California
Harrison
Cleveland
McRae
Progress of Nicaragua Canal Co Reorganization
The plan has 106000 of 117000 construction shares deposited with Central Trust. About a portion of unpaid stock will be sold at 10 a share to assenting holders, enough to cover floating debt and provide working cash. The new company inherits 6 million in surrendered stock and 14 million in maritime securities from the old firm.
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New York
Central Trust Company
President gears to mount clear policy on Bluefields incident
The President has tasked the Secretary of State to draft a strong answer to Morgan's resolution seeking details on the British landing at Bluefields Nicaragua. Officials indicate a vigorous assertion of U S rights in Central America with broader inter objective matters beyond Baker’s brief report. The incident underscores long standing Monroe doctrine concerns as Britain weighs protectorate claims.
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Secretary of
Morgan
Bluefields
Nicaragua
State Department
United States
Central America
Lnter
Baker
Pacific Cable Move Seen Boosting U S Trade
Washington debates a Pacific cable linking the United States to Australia Hawaii and beyond. Senator Morgan argues for cooperation with Australia to bisect the ocean by cable and favor countries issuing silver money with a Nicaragua canal and tariff support to shift Pacific trade from Europe. Sherman agrees but notes Hawaii’s unsettled conditions could delay construction.
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Hawaii
Pacific
China
India
Nicaragua
United States
Europe
Sherman
Mas
Pacific Northwest Notes From Washington and Oregon
A wide-ranging summary of regional items including road spending in Chehalis county, a Hamilton smelter project, fructican fruit growers in Waitsburg, and extended long-distance service to Monte Cristo. Also reported are budget cuts in Port Townsend, a Snohomish marsh plank road, Tacoma wheat brewing, and enforcement of early closing in Walla Walla, with various courts, land entries, and industry news across the region.
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Washington
Wal'a Walla'sa
Chehalis County
Hamilton
Waitsburg
Monte Cristo
Reform
Port Townsend
Snohomish Marsh
Tacoma
Walla Walla
South Bend
Liverpool
Fairhaven Chamber of Commerce
Whatcom Agricultural Association
Vancouver Creamery
Supreme Court
Pritchard
Citizens’ League
Ernest Slim
McNeil's Island
Olympia Land Office
Thomas Canboy
Manville
Olympia
Gray's Harbor
Hoace Washingtonian
Klickitat County
Elizabeth Davis
Northern Pacific Coal Company
Roslyn
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Ion
Jesexs” Church
Wands Pw
the. Atlas
Avangelical Association
Autisy Church
Setoid
Arioa
Woolock
Make Noble
Christian Church
Dvent.st Church
Prayver
M. Epworth League
M. Preyer
Society Notices
W.—Newbeery Camp
Bank of Newberg
R. C
S of V
King
Official Directory
City of
Newberg
Keowordue Marsal
Third Ward
Coushilmen
W. McConnell
Hosa Foc
Mills Moses Vetanoe
Enos Elbe - Miles Reece
Paul Macy
Jon
Wilson Jesse Edwards
M. Calkins
Lasher
M. J. Jones
G. W. McConnell, M. D
Newherg, OR
First Street
Ohh. Irvine
P. Cobttow
Irvine & Coshow
Aten
Wright's Building
Mceminsville, Oregon
Harold Clark
East End
Warkansted
Samuel Hobson
Newberg, OK
Rayou
Hoskins
VIA
Shasta
OF the
Natron
Aloost 16
Dso
Chand Central Station
Fifth and Streets
Oregonian Railway Division
Portland and Yamill
Jefferson Street
Airlie Mall
sAirlie
Sheridan Pas Oo A. Mw
Oor
Sheridan Ea
Dally
R. Korhler
E. P. Rogers
Tien. F.& P. Agt
Orecon
Mills, Je
J. D. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
Pacific College
Thomas Newlin
Bank OF
Newberc
Jesse Edwards
B. C. Miles, Bd. C. Miles
Cashier
B. C. Miles
F. A. Morris
J. C. Colcord
E. H. Woodward
Canada
Ladd & Tilton
National Park Bank
Southern Pacific Company
Murphy
Stanford Estate
Cern Pacific
Washington City News
Nicaragua Canal Company
Pacific Northwest
General Otis
Department of the Columbia
Boise Barracks
Hate Mill
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