Preeby Verial Church Services and Schedule
The notice lists church service times for several congregations. Preeby Verial Church meets second and fourth Mondays at 7 p.m. led by Rev William Travis of Lafayette with Sunday Sabbath school at 3 p.m. Friends Cautich hold services Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Thursday at 10 a.m. and monthly meeting on the Gret Saturday. quarterly meetings on the second Saturday and Sunday in February May August and November. Evangelical Church schedules services on the first and third Sundays at 10 a.m. and the second and fourth Sundays at 7 p.m. with Sabbath school Sundays at 1 p.m.
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Preeby Verial Church
Jones’ Hall
William Travis
Lafayette
Friends Cautich
10 & M Falbbath School
Evangelical Church
England
Community Club Meeting Notes and Services
The record lists devotional services by YMC A on Sunday evenings and 1.0.C. F. with sessions Saturdays in rooms above Moore's Drug Store. G. A. R. holds sessions free on the third Thursday evening each month. W. C. T. U. meets for a business session on the third Saturday afternoon monthly. WC T A conducts a monthly second Saturday business meeting.
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C. F
Moore's
WC. T. A
Oregon and United States Officials Directory Snapshot
A fragmented list presents U S figures and Oregon names: Benjamin Harrison as president, James G Blaine secretary positions, John Wanamaker attorney general, and Oregon officials such as Governor Dinger, Secretary of State Pennoyer, Treasurer McBride, and local county and city officers in Newberg. It reads like an OCR-d directory snapshot with varied spellings and partial titles.
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Benjamin Harrison
P. Marton
James G. Blaime
Treasury
Wm, Windom
Aniwaet
W Noble
Redfield Proctor
Navy
Wee BK. F. Tracy
John Wanamaker
W. H. H. Miller
Agriculture
Sive Iee
Oregon
U. B
J. Hes Mitchell
J. N. Dolph
Eeeees Dinger Herman Dovernmor
C Vsowes Bylvenier Pennoyer
G. W. McBride Prete Tressurer
Ow. Webb
F. C. Baker
McElroy Supreme Judges R
Strahan
P. Lord
I W. ‘Thayer
The Pacific Coast and Western Developments
Readers learn of Lower California annexation schemes, Grand Canyon finds, Oregon strawberries in markets, new lithographic stone near Salt Lake City, and troop movements from Fort McDowell to Fort Lowell. Reports mention post offices closed, contract bids, local marriages halted by families, courts opening in Helena, and weather impacting California levee risks.
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Oregon
City Creek Canyon
Salt Lake City
Fort McDowell
Fort Lowell
Tulso
Mojavea
Needles
Fort Mojave
Bethlehem
Santa Clara County
San Bruno
San Mateo County
Cal
Wealthy Dutch Farmers Seek California in Immigrant Ocean Voyage
The American steamer Opaamandam arrives in New York carrying thirty four affluent Dutch farmers with horses and servants en route to California. Led by H Nygh of the Holland Land Company, they travel via Baltimore and Ohio and Central Pacific to Macreed, aiming to found a town there. The settlers come mostly from well-to-do families and have already purchased land.
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New York
Rooterdam
California
H. Nygh
Holland Land Company
Netherlands
Baltimore
Osio
Central Pacific
Macreed
Cal
Hollandere
Foreign News Glimpses From Around the World
A collage of world events from diplomacy and war to society and science. Reports include Goercke’s conviction in Berlin, Bismarck’s warnings on capitalist discontent, famine in Cuba, the Tonquin to Yunnan telegraph line, Brazil abolishing nobility patents, noble titles in doubt, and syndicate debates over Belgian Congo economics.
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Biamarck
Schweninger
Herr Goercke
Berlin
Prince Hargredt
Labouchere
Labouchers
Tonquin
China
Yunnan
Portland Market Amid Strike Effects Reported
Market page notes wholesale demand steady as strikes press retail trade in Portland Oregon. Lists diverse goods from agricultural implements to dairy, produce, flour and lumber, with prices and availability for items such as plows mowers wagons oats onions potatoes lemons oranges and seeds, reflecting a broad trade snapshot.
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Portland
Dayton
Rieke Ails
McMinnville
Ued
California
Sicily
Malta
Oregon
East Lebsey
Ihickena
Urseya
Timoir
Hemp Flaps
Arrots
Young
Urolps
Persk
The Antiscope Man Peddles Vision Behind Crowds
A shabby street entertainer on Pine Street near Broadway hawks an “analytical antiscope” that supposedly reveals what happens behind a person’s back. He demonstrates with a wooden peep-hole, likening it to observing hidden domestic life and celestial events. A policeman arrives and the crowd disperses as the vendor, tied to a small sachel of packages, walks off toward Broadway. The tale ties a brief cameo to the Gallatin National Bank president in the New York Sun account.
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Baxter Street
Pine Street
Broadway
Wall Street
Swaine Buckley
McAllister
Sam
Gallatin National Bank
N. Y. Sun
Waiting for Death in Ayodhya A Hindu Noble's Final Journey
An account from Oudh details a noble Nepali acquaintance of Sir Jung Bahadur arriving in Ayodhya to die. He endured poverty in a bare room with a simple bed, indifferent to Western concepts of comfort, seeking spiritual merit in his final voyage. He remained unaware of any acclaim for his sacrifices.
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Mindoro
Oudh
Nepaul
Jung Bahadur
Ayudhia
Wder
Holy
Rama
Fyzabad
Gol
Ares
Leath Temple Bar
Accordion plait secret to fashion skirts solved
Washington Cor St Louis Globe Democrat reports a correspondent has unveiled the method for making accordion plaited skirts once kept secret. A simple domestic device may replace costly factory work, with a projected price under one dollar to manufacturing the contraption.
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Washington
Baltimore
Washington Cor
St Loula
German Reichstag Fractions and The Emperor's New Era
The article outlines Reichstag factions from Conservatives to Social Democrats, noting smaller dependent groups like Poles and Danes. It discusses the chancellor’s power, Kulturkampf, and social questions, predicting a two-party future with Social Democrats rising and Europe watching the young emperor’s era begin.
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Center
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Reichstag
William
Europe
Phaethen
Thomas Mertrand Bronson
English Governess Pay From The Pall Mall Gazette Insight
The Pall Mall Gazette cites a pamphlet from anxious parents detailing three well educated English governesses aged 21 19 and 18. It notes low pay with board but no salary and calls for charitable funding or broader female employment to improve conditions. An American view contrasts England's training pay with opportunities in the United States.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Ninetesan
Royal Academy of Music
England
Novel umbrella sparks a pyrotechnic scare in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia man walking with a friend near his suburb home drew attention with an umbrella bought in Paris that concealed a detachable firing device. When pressed the handle ignited five rockets, lighting the night sky and prompting curious fear before the owner explained the device and its hollow stick. The inventor described the ingenious but simple mechanism as a tiny detonating apparatus.
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Paris
Silane
Phlaselphis Inquirer
Culture Your Heart and You Culture Your Pace at the Same Theme
DeWitt Talmage argues women should seek inner culture over reliance on youth and beauty. He warns aging exposes vanity, urging kindness and faith as true beauty, noting wrinkles cannot erase benevolence and moral character. Published in Ladies Home Fourmal.
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Jesus Christ
DeWitt Talmage
Ome Fourmal
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