Church Services and Schedules in Local Faiths
Presbyterian Church holds services at Jones Hall on second and fourth Sundays at 4 p.m with Rev. William Travis of Lafayette. Sabbath school every Sunday at 3 p.m. Friends Church offers services Sundays at 11 p.m and 7 p.m and Thursday at 10 a.m with Sabbath school at 10 a.m and monthly meeting at 10 a.m. the fret Saturday monthly. Evangelical Church conducts flat and third Sundays at 10 a.m and second and fourth Sundays at 7 p.m with Sabbath school daily 1 a.m.
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Presbyterian Church
Jones’ Hall
William Travis
Lafayette
Friends Church
Evangelical Church
Society Notices From Local Groups And Meetings
Devotional services every Sunday evening invited for all. Young men urged to attend. Sessions held Saturday evening in room over Moore's Drug Store. Young Women’s Christian Association business meeting second Saturday each month. G A R sessions first and third Thursday evenings monthly. U N C business meeting third Saturday afternoon each month.
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C. F
Moore
Official Directory List of U S Government Officials
The text lists high level posts and names including President Vice President Secretary of State Secretary of the Treasury and other cabinet roles with scattered surnames and placeholders for offices. It also mentions City of Newberg and local names such as Street Commissioner Milton Sickleson and Calvin Stanley along with J D Carter Geo Grayson.
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Marina Se
F. A. Morris Cerder
Frank P. Raam Tresaurer
Hows Wotawara Hoskins
Milton Sickleson
N.C. Maria
Connellion
Calvin Stanley
J.D. Carter
Geo. Grayson
Pacific Coast notes and civic actions from the region
Regional items report Saltens Hold a Meetings for silver favor, Portland highbinders reorganizing under charity. the Columbia river rises. Vancouver votes for a new courthouse bond. Fourth of July reparations underway in interior towns. pow wow planned by Yuba and Hualapai. Nevada silver convention set for May 2 at Carson. cruiser San Francisco trial trip anticipated. Charleston crew sailors missing after ashore. Marion to be decommissioned. Tacoma Jeppie and Gray's Harbor railway incorporation filed. Oregon Improvement Co to market lands near Port Townsend. Los Angeles laborers form coop, earn 15 cents hourly. Chinese in LA claim decoy crossing. Portland alarm over highbinders. Salt Lake City supports silver free coinage. Huntington to Astoria & South Coast railway deal valued at 200000 cash. lists of fourth class postmasters in Oregon and Washington.
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San Francisco
Charleston
United States
Marion
China
Tacoma, Jeepie and
Gray's Harbor Railway
Olympia
Wash
Oregon Improvement Company
The
Southern Railroad
Port Townsend
Western States Weigh National Affairs and Transit Declines
In a roundup of nationwide events Speaker Reed seeks adjournment as Senators delay. Chicago faces World’s Fair criticism while Denver markets distant travel to Chicago. Immigrant arrivals at Baltimore rise in April. Rail and telegraph policy debates unfold as Iowa Supreme Court assigns freight responsibility to railroads and a Chicago street railroad bill stirs politics.
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Denver
Chicago
Baltimore
Speaker Reed
Powers To Form A Zollverein Across Austria Germany And France
A compilation of European political and military notes. Austria Germany and France move toward a Zollverein while Emin Pasha rumors of a German trade monopoly surface in Zanzibar. The Italian Senate passes charities bill by 106 to 54 as Paris theater receipts surge.
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Austria
Germany
France
Zollverein
Emin Pasha
Holland
Zanzibar
Emin
Stanley
Europe
Paris
Libon
Portland Market Holds Steady Amid Broad Trade Activity
Wholesale houses report exceptionally strong business with brisk fur trade and rising prospects for a bumper cereal crop in the Pacific Northwest. Builders’ strike lingers, delaying brick and stone blocks, while salmon fishing disputes ease and compromises spread between builders and mechanics. Agricultural goods and dairy products show firm movement across staples and imports.
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Pacific Northwest
Fireside Fragments and Home Craft Tips
A practical collection covers kitchen and house care. Recipes include Bouillon and Yeast Buns with step by step directions, while cleaning advice favors boiling hot water for floors and oil for smooth operation. A DIY portiere is described using silk scraps and bone knitting needles.
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N. Y
Goethe's Three Daily Suggestions For A Better Life
The Standard recounts Goethe the poet philosopher advising a friend to daily see beauty, read a great truth, and perform a good deed. It notes many miss beauty in nature and architecture yet Florentines cherish La Bella Firenze while praising daily intellectual and charitable habits for wider culture and harmony.
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Goethe
Duomo
Campiile
la Bella Firenza
Miscellany of curiosities and odd notes from around the world
A roundup of odd facts and anecdotes touches on a Maine town's long marriages, Chicago fair tent ideas, nitrate use in photography, mass deaths in China and emigration quirks, Egyptian mummies, an undertaker’s hospital tale, a Maine hunter guide, diphtheria spread by pets in England, and a playful jab at a tabloid doctor.
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Vinson
Maine
United States
Canton
China
Pasific
Egypt
Heredotus
Diodorus
Cincinnati Times-Star
Militia Review Fails As Colonel’s Costume Trumps Discipline
In Blackwood's Magazine an anecdote recounts General Viscount Melville's fury at a Lanarkshire militia review. The inspecting Colonel arrives in ragged dress, lacks powder, and reads commands from a paper, turning a formal parade into a farce as the General laments the mishap and stability of drill.
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Viscount Melville
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Lord Melville
Lord B
Wilithe
Lor Melville
Lord Sald
Romband
Blackwood's
Railroads Facts and A Brief Lincoln Note
A collage of railroad statistics from early U S practice cites rails costs miles bridges and tunnels including the Canadian Pacific and the Poughkeepsie cantilever. It also recounts Julia Grant’s quiet park life and a brief anecdote about Abraham Lincoln’s youth with a taste for baseball.
Oriental Peoples Contrasts Chinese and Japanese Races
A Chicago Tribune syndicated piece quotes an importer in China asserting Chinese superiority over the Japanese. He argues Japan’s modernization is externally imposed, China remains conservative and self-reliant, and that railroads and industry will collapse without genuine native initiative.
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Ching
China
Japan
The
Shanghai
Chicago Tribune
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Benjamin Harrison
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Redfield
Proctor
Navy
B. F. Tracy
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U. S
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J. N. Dolph
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Webb
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Sirah W. W. Thayer
Vambilil
L. L. Lowery
T. A. Harrisone
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J. W. Hobbes
L. H. Paker
Gatesreasurer
J.C. Surveyor Woroner
Cnawe
E. B. Fellows
Pacific Coast
Saltens
Portland
Dodge
Columbia River
Vancouver
Hualapai Mountains
National Silver Committee of
Nevada
Cars
Los Angelis
Los Angeles
Mexico
Brewny
Salt Lake
Huntington
Astoria & South Coast Railway
Astoria
Southern Parifh
South Coast Company
Dolph
Tillamook County
Alice Carey
Carrie E Hill
Baker County
C Ross
Vic E K Ross
Sandy
Clackemas
F. E. Hatch
B. Hatch
Waldport
Benton County
A. H. Diven
J. D. Spencer
Washington
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Christopher
King County
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Mont
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Rockies
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Congress
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Iowa Supreme Court
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Tex
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Jane
Attorney-General
Kansas
Supreme Court
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Canada
Tracy
Justice Matthews
George W. Pepper
Academy of Fine Arts
Santa Fe General Offies
Topeka
Manuel
Hill
Comptroller of the Currency
National Bank of Commerce of
Seattle
R. R. Spencer
Seattle, and Associates
Plattemouth National Bank
Plattemouth
Neb
John Black
Plattemouth, and Associates
Blaine National Bank
Blaine
H. W. Wheeler
Nebraska
Gorman
Senate
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Commission On Investigation
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Normandy
Lord Mulgrave
England
C.J. Murphy
London
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Spain
Argentine Republic
Delagoa Railway
Persia
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Enzelle
Canon Brosnan
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Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Hamburg American Packet Company
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General de Miribel
Schmidt
Cronstadt
Gibbs
Bank of England
Bimetallic League
Jones
Ook
Whowe
Count R. T. Zubof
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C. B. Fry
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Paria
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Portland Market
Usborne’s
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Salvador
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Ariosa
Closset & D
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Batley
Sicily
Salem
Dayton
McMinnville
Awaas
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Altaira
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St. John
Penobscot
Mafield
Bruce Low
Medical Department
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Enfield
the Militia Review
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Quebec
Pacific Ocean
Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
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Alpine
Hoosac
Fitchburg
St Gothard
Mire Grant
Central Park
Julia Dené Grant
General Grant
Mia Grant
General Sherman
Grant
Senator Hoar
Massachisetta
Cleveland Leader
Fote
Lef
F.J. Carpenter
Abraham Lincoln
America
Oriental Peoples
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