Sunday worship notices at local churches
The notice lists multiple church services and study times. Verian Church holds services Sunday evenings at 7 O P M and Sunday school in the day. Christian Church conducts services on the second and fourth Sundays at 104, with Sabbath school on Saturdays at 9 A M. Advent Church prays Wednesday evenings and Sabbath school Saturdays at 9 A M. Akee Methodist holds prayer meetings Thursday at 7 30 P M and Sabbath school Sunday at 10 A M. O W meets Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiet Church
Mark Noble
Christian Vuhuerch
DVENT
Atila
Maud
Epworth League
Layer
O'Clork
Rail timetable updates from the Oregon coast and Portland lines
The message outlines the Siasta Route via the Southern Pacific with trains to Portland and connections to multiple cities including Medford Ashland Santa Maria and San Francisco. It lists through sleepers Pullman cars and a ticket office at 144 First Street with service to European points.
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First Street
Europe
J.B Kirklasd
Grand Central Station
Fifth and Streets
Post Office Reform Proposals From Jones Report
First Assistant Postmaster-General Frank Jones submits his annual review for the year ended June 30, 1899, urging legislation to protect post marks, curb misuses of the franking privilege, and suspend without pay postal rule violators. He notes salary classifications, division counts, and a growing gap between outlays and receipts with large deficits and bad debts.
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Wasmixetos
Frank Jones
Jones
Geome
Congress
Kent
Post Office Department
Emperor and Court Prepare to Leave Peking
Dispatches report the Chinese Emperor and court set to depart Peking for Tsin Kiang Pa Kiangeu province with gates to close the 16th and a state siege to be proclaimed. The Emperor seeks audiences with diplomatists before leaving.
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Peking
Lexpos
Tien Tein
Shanghai
Tsin Kiang Pa
Kiangeu
Shanzhai
Electric chair debate tests resurrection and legal autopsy
Governor Flower signals willingness to let experts test if a prisoner executed by electric chair could be revived. The issue hinges on whether electricity or postmortem autopsy determines death, with Westinghouse and Nicola Testa disputing the method. Also reported, Matt Reece, famed banco man, is arrested by Detectives Good man in Los Angeles after a long coastwide manhunt.
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Amaxy
N. Y
Flower
Westinghouse
Nicola Testa
George Westinghouse
New York
E. T. Gerry
Banco
Los Asorsos
Matt Reece
Pacific Coast
Goodman
Whs
Leadville
Yn AR
Reece
Valuable Napoleonic Relics Headed to Memorial Museum
M H De Young of San Francisco, Director General of the Midwinter Exposition, bought a premier Napoleonic collection for the Memorial Museum. The trove at Tiffany's includes over 800 medals and coins in precious metals, highlighting key events of the era, and features Castellani pieces from Paris 1884. Treasures will be shipped to San Francisco soon.
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New York
M. H. de Young
San Francisco
Memorial Museum
Tiffany's
de Young
Alessandro Castellani
Hotel Druot
Paris
Lincoln diocese crisis widens over Bishop Bonacum dispute
November 13 report details Bishop Bonacum suspending Right Rev. Father English of David City for alleged misappropriation of church property. English counters with a strong reply while the Diocesan Court delays action. Officials say Rome may grant Delegates expanded authority, promising vindication for the clergy.
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Dana
Lincoln
Bonacum
Father English
David City
English
Satelli
Rome
General J S Sanders Arrested in Colorado Grand Larceny Case
General J S Sanders of commonweal fame was arrested in Presto Colorado on a grand larceny charge for stealing a Rio Grande locomotive and driving it toward Horace Kansas last May. He posted 300 bond and earlier faced a 50 fine in Wichita for the theft. Sanders campaigned for Governor Waite and the Populist party before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presto
Colo
J. S. Sanders
Sanders
Horace
Kan
United States
Wichita
Pueblo
Waite
Choctaw Nation Sees Temporary Peace Council Accord
In the Choctaw Nation a peace council of influential men from both parties settles disputes. Eight prisoners slated for trial at Wilberton are released on their own recognizance and move to the Chickasaw nation until the council convenes again to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorra McAnesten
I. T
Wilberton
Negro suspect Samuel J. Thomas confesses in Alameda case
The imprisoned colored man Samuel J. Thomas admits guilt in the hatchet attacks near Alameda including the assault on Rev. Frank E. Wolff and his wife. Police report his confession follows prior suspicions tied to multiple alleged ethnic attacks in the vicinity.
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Caxtasn
Cal
Sammuel J. Thomas
Frank E. Wolff
Alameda
Promotions Reshape Army High Command
Brigde r General Alexander McCook is named Major General as Gen Howard retires. Colonel James Forsyth of the Seventh Cavalry is promoted to Brigadier General and will head the department of the Missouri, while McCook moves to New York to command the department of the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuingrox
Alexander McDowell McCook
United States Army
Howard
James W. Forsyth
Seventh Cavalry
Army
Ruger
Merritt
Brooke
MapeGenew Howard
McCook
Department of California
James Forsyth
Fort Riley
Kaw
New York
Forsyth
Department of the Missouri
Local Farmer Confesses Murder and Lynch Threat in Montpelier Case
N D Fanco reports N J Villiars, jailed in Cass county, confessed to half a dozen crimes after escape attempts by a mob. He described assaulting Mrs Fromer at her Montpelier farm, dragging her to a barn and tossing her into a well before a barn fire. Mrs Fromer died, and her husband Mr Fromer disappeared a month earlier. Villiars was captured at Valley City and later confessed another murder, claiming the body is buried behind the barn in manure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanco
N. D
Villiars
Valley City
Jamestown
Stenshoel
Stuttsman County
Montpelier
Moldy
Mr. Fromer
Williars
Fromer
Brazil Moves to Buy Western and Brazilian Telegraph
The Brazilian government introduces an urgent bill in Congress published in Diario Official authorizing purchase of the Western and Brazilian Telegraph Company with 10 pound bonds at 5 percent. Aim to end English monopoly and cut costs for US Brazil telegraph traffic.
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New York
The
Herald
Buenos Ayres Bays
Government of
Brazil
Congress
Diario
Western
United States
Atlantic
Rights of Labor Denied Discharge Threat Faces Courts
Attorney General Olney weighs in on the Reading Company dispute with the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. He argues that unorganized labor is powerless and that workers have a legal right to join unions without losing employment protections, while the receivers maintain a policy against allegiance to other organizations.
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Puttapetrutsa
Reading Company
Brotherhood of
Olney
Dallas
United States Circuit Court
Sweigard
Brotherhood
After the Trust
New Jersey Attorney-General Stockton seeks to annul the American Tobacco Company charter alleging it operates as a trust in violation of state law. Park of Park & Tilford testifies the firm dictated cigarette sales terms and barred selling competitors. Leopold Miller notes rebates rise when retailers stock only tied brands.
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New York
Cigarette Trust
Stockton
Jersey City
American Tobacco Company
New Jersey
Walton Clearin
Joseph Park
Park & Tilford
Ite
Park
Champagne Houses
Leopold Miller
L. Miller & Sons
First National Bank of San Breesannino Closes Amid Depositor Run
The First National Bank of San Breesannino California shut its doors after a Friday run. Cashier Kohl posted a closure notice and liquidation plans, with assets sufficient to cover all deposits and some left for stockholders. President Joseph Brown attributed the failure to internal officer quarrels.
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San Breesannino
Cal
First National Bank
Kohl
Joseph Brown
Naonal
Bishop Matz Resigns From Denver Diocese
Denver November 11 Bishop Matz has tendered his resignation to the Holy Father and asked that it be accepted as soon as possible. His secretary said the move was to prevent inaccurate reports and to inform Catholic clergy and laity of the diocese of the action.
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Japan
United States
Dann
Gresham
Washington
Dunn
China
France
Denver
Mats
Holy Father
Matz
Fattening Turkeys and Feeding Tips From a Farmer's Wife
A farmer's wife shares original turkey fattening methods including a daily mix of one half corn one quarter oats one quarter wheat, scalded overnight and fed three times daily with access to farm insects and water. She notes pepper in the water aids health and outlines wheat benefits for various livestock. Also describes preserving green feed for winter by barrel packing with pressure to keep for a year.
Stock Notes On Stock Breeding And Farm Management
The article advises on butter stock care noting clean stables aid butter making and pumpkin hashed stock value. It highlights stronger fleece yields over twenty years, wheat as nutritious winter feed, and using it with cod. It counsels prepping hogs for sale before cold weather and stresses sturdy fences to prevent livestock loss.
Talmage Leaves Brooklyn Tabernacle Over Resignation
The Rev. T DeWitt Talmage ends his long Brooklyn Tabernacle ministry. He says he will not lead a fourth church and urges his former congregation to join other churches or fund a new pastor elsewhere.
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Mimeelf
Jonah
Youk
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
poultry care and sales guidance from an old farm note
The text advises selling feathered roosters and heavy hens, keeping water for fowls despite milk intake, and notes chick rearing costs about 16 cents to three months. It warns against overfeeding layers, mentions hardy broiler breeds and prime laying age before three years, and suggests selling nonlaying fat hens in fall for better returns.
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Plymouth Rock
Montgomery Sicard Named to Brooklyn Navy Yard Command
Brooklyn Navy Yard New York November 11 Commodore Montgomery Sicard selected to succeed Admiral Gherardi in command of the Brooklyn yard in a Navy reshuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
Montgomery Sicard
Admiral Gherardi
President Pardons Idaho Convict in Unlawful Cohabitation Case
Mia Liberty Waemmorox reports the President issued a full pardon for A. B. Anderson who had been convicted in Idaho of unlawful cohabitation. Details on date and supporting judgment remain unclear in the fragment.
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Waemmorox
Anderson
Idaho
Portland Markets Show Demand Panic With Broad Price Declines
Late cables indicate demand panic in Portland markets with a softer tone across grains and produce. Walla Walla wheat quotes around 65 66 per cental and Valley 72 75 per cental, while oats, barley, and dairy tighten as supplies rise and buyers wait.
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Walla Walla
Valley
Trade prices and goods listed for export and supply
A fragmented OCR list shows various commodity prices and items including Sausox and Columbia river products, No 1 and No 2 tall grades, flats, Alaska offerings, and international names such as Corree-Costa Rica Salvador and Padang Jaya. It also notes prices in dollars per 100 pounds and per 50s or 100s, with references to Liverpool and Butter prices.
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Sausox
Columbia
Alaska
Oye Talle
Corree
Costa Rica
Rio
Salvador
Mocha
Padang Jaya
Palembang
Java
Lahat Java
Arbuckle
Lion
Saur
Liverpool
Lima
Market notes on Northern California grain and potato prices
Prices show light selling pressure with weak Hors-Sales values around 4 7 b per pound. Early Rose and other potatoes quoted 30 40c, with sweets 30 45c per cental. Wheat steady at 6 9c to 7 0c, and oats receipts heavy with mixed quality from San Joaquin Humboldt Mendocino Oregon Washington.
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Portland
Salem
Cascadia
Dayton
Walla Walla
Benton County
Graham
Oregon
Osioro
Pouvray
California
Concord
Sicily
Honolulu
Florida
Ohio
Woon
Umpqua
Washington
Burbanks
Salinna Burbank
San Joaquin
Pont
Humboldt
Mendocino
Valley
Nevada
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Bees Association
Peek Verian Church
Servives Evath
Akee Methodisi
Salbet School
Loa. Mi
Society Notices
Sewberg Camp
Lbs
Bank of Newberg
A. R
A. F
A. M
Bank of Newberg Build
Logan Tsur
C. F. Matl
Official Directory
City of
Newberg
Moses Votuw
Couscuilmer
Noah Heater
Tallman
Jesse Edwards
C.F. Moore
Lashier H. D
Fox
Siasta
Southern Pacific CO
Woolham
Natron
Abarer
Smile
Alan Ye Euene
Koxeb'y
Grant
Vass
Medford
Ashland
Sarrammenta
Yyden
San Franceisro
Silverton Daily Rowiine
Csr
Peespence Orvelils & Wey Stella Fo
Minnville d& Wey
Sta’y
Inaron
Woodbien
Dioing
Cara
Ogden
Oregonian Railway
Deveiston
ASD
Malley
Passemeer
Jefferson Street
Airlie Mail
New Berg
Airlie
Beridan
Leif Dha
Korhler
K.progras
Aset
MONLY
Rgss Bei
Bes Sewns
Clinax
IDEAL
Home Sewing Machine CO
Wot
Borrow
Maen
Crow Serene
T. Brad
Locm
Ma. Dares
Tezas
Bas Tso
al Atlasta
GUISE
Late War News
Loxpox
Chronicle
Italy
Otori
Chemulpo
Seoul
Shan¢lai
Board of Foreign Affairs
Great Britain
Germany
San Francisco's Memorial Museum
North Dakota
Pan-American News
Government of Brasil
Balfour
Salta
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Bervos Aynrs
Reading
Portland Marekets
Ban Francisco Markets
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