Church Services and Schedules Listed for Local Congregations
Local churches publish service times and Sunday schools. Presbyterian Chubcuh holds services on the second and fourth Lord's days with Sabbath school on Sunday mornings. Rev. W. A. Willison is the pastor. Friends Church offers Sunday worship at home and 10 am and 1 am Sabbath school each Sunday. monthly and quarterly meetings occur on set Saturdays. Evangelical Church conducts regular services on the third Sunday and second and fourth Sundays at 7 pm with Sabbath school each Sunday. Baptist Church schedules services on the first and third Sabbaths with Sabbath School each Sabbath.
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Presbyterian Chubcuhm
M. Baptist Church
SP M
Tia
Community Club Meetings and Religious Devotions Schedule
M C A devotional services every Sunday evening urged for attendance. LO C F holds sessions Saturday evenings above Moore's Drug store. WOT announces a business meeting on the second Saturday each month. G ALLS notes sessions on the first and third Thursday evenings. W C T U holds a business meeting on the third Saturday afternoon each month.
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Lo.c. F
Moore's
G. Alls
Trains on East and South Route Schedule Digest
Southern Pacific line timetable lists departures and arrivals for the eShasta route through Portland with connections to Ogden route dining cars. Stops include Grant’s Pass Ashland Sacramento Los Angeles El Paso New Orleans Mt Angel Silverton Albany Corvallis McMinnville and other way stations with reported times around 4:00 and 5:00 a.m.
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Overland Express
Salew
Eugene
I Grant's Pass
Saar Terd
Ashland
Sacramento
Gden
San Francisro
Mojave
Los Angeles
el Paso
New Orlents
Orm
Rosphere & Way
Mt. Angel
Silverton
West Scio
Brownsville
Cobar
Albany
Corvallis
McMinnville & Way
Pullman Buffet Sleepens and Train Schedules
Passenger train routes and schedules across multiple lines including Grand Central Station and Portland area depots. Notices list connections with ferries to Sellwood and Milwaukie and mention rates from J B Kirkland Theket Avent.
Promenade In Whitehall Ends With Buffalo Tripe Purchases
A Coldneck district man on Whitehall street complimented a string of dried buffalo tripe in front of a grocery store. He asked a patrolman about its edibility and purchased the lot after being told it was finest eating when cooked properly.
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Coldneck
Whitehall Street
Brooks
Becky
Becky Ann
Atlanta Constitution
High License Talk Sparks Question Over Fees
In a brief exchange Mr Jinks questions rising license costs saying licenses were once about a dollar and a half. The discussion centers on marriage licenses and a five hundred dollar cap being proposed.
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Matilda
Jinks
Tima
Wright Irrigation Law Favored for Nevada
A San Francisco to Sacramento survey notes support for Wright irrigation principles in Nevada. The article reports irrigation enthusiasm at Carson and a push to apply Wrights of California to Nevada, with regional officials promoting water projects and state assessments. The piece also covers related regional debates and public notices about waterways and mining developments across the Pacific Coast.
Notable Figures and Society Rumors Stir London Gossip
A parade of aristocrats and public figures appears in brief notices. Herbert Spencer’s mid stature and kind eyes, Lord Lytton’s frail health and resignation rumors, Baron de Rothschild’s photography hobby, and Don Carlos in Venice with money troubles headline a collage of society hints.
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Herbert Spencer
Lord Lytton
France
Baron de Rothschild
Don Carlos
Spain
Venice
America
Boulanger
Allen H. Morril
Alabama
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Bragg
Morrill
Senatr Pugh
Sigeerd
Hendricks Baen
Berghott Bjorson
Young Ibsen
Munich
Multiple World News Items From Eastern States and Beyond
Eastern items report Arkansas colored people emigrating to Oklahoma and a case against Detective O Malley in New Orleans. Co operative Alliance stores planned across Kansas. New York Central Railroad to back alien labor law enforcement. Buffalo barbershop nuisance declared. Davenport water levels describe drought danger in several cities. Southern cities facing debt to finance water gas and electric works. King Bird a convict at Frankfort penitentiary mutilates arm to evade labor. Boston Park Commissioners urged to protect earthwork fortifications at Bunker Hill. Chicago to build a 1 001 001 building in memory of Columbus. English syndicate seeking return on Baltimore beer brewery sale. Pullman conductor arrested in Shreveport for permitting colored passenger. Pittsburghers line up for first post office stamp sale. Negroes leaving Arkansas for Oklahoma lands. labor shortages foreseen. Cotton worm devastations in Mississippi counties. twenty two acre field stripped. Another claimant to A T Stewart estate in Australia. Dillos Texas plans beef supply plant for 5 000 association members. Prof Lee Bowdoin College Expedition Labrador says duplicates of relief will go to Worlds Fair. Mexican concession for 550 mile standard gauge railway to Pacific coast near Palizada Bay. Canada to hold destitute Russian Jews liable for landing costs. Dill of Clearfield and Houtsdale Savings Banks examined. embezzlement charges loom. Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange members to Pacific Coast February trip led by Raymond Whitcomb.
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Co-operative
Allianve
Kansas
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo Board of Health
Barber
Davenport
Mississippi River
Saratoga
Hartford
Danbury
Norwalk
Conn
King Bird
Frankfort
Boston Park Commissioners
Bunker Hill
Chicago
Washington and
State Streets
Baltimore
Shreveport
Pittaburg
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
A. T. Stewart
New York
Australia
Hunter
Dillos
Tex
Lee
Bowdoin College
Labrador
City of
Mexico
Pacific
Palizada Bay
Steamship Companies
Canada
Dill
Clearfield and Houtsdale
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Boston
Pacific Coast
Raymond & Whitcombh
University Extension Makes a Good Start in Kansas City
A society organized in Kansas City to back University Extension draws college graduates and supporters. Missouri and Kansas Universities plus other institutions will supply lecturers, boosting higher education in the city. The system has shown satisfactory results elsewhere and is expected to succeed here.
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Kansas City
London
Yale
United States
William and Mary College
Harvard
Printon
Union
Congress
Harvardl
Mises Florence Bascou
Johns Hopking University
Department of Geology
Miss Bascom
Jib Boaecom
Woeronei University
University of London
Charlotte Higgins
Missouri
Kansas
Kansans City
Moon Influence and Weather Lore Survive Modern Skepticism
An article notes that weather proverbs remain partly valid, citing Meas Abercromby and Marriott's work showing about a hundred popular sayings reflect real meteorological relations. It contrasts truthful lore with many errors, and discusses moon influence as especially invulnerable. Also reports a series of 1900s regional notices: layoffs at Wagner Palace Car Company for union membership, a New Orleans bribery case, Treasury salary installments, Spreckels steamship charter plans, and school enrollment data.
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Meas
Abercromby
Marriott
John Westwood Oliver
Popular Science Monthly
Italian Citizens Take Action Over State Duties in Capital News
In Washington the Italian Chamber of Commerce pushes for reprisal and talks to Secretary Rusk as Italian interests seek representation after Baron Fava’s recall. Rumors swirl of Blaine resigning as Secretary of State with John W. Foster eyed to succeed post November elections. A public-building commission may be sent to Wortland and hearings set for J. B. Montgomery on east river property. The steam-vessel board urges War Department action on projectile lines and repealing Statutes 4488 and 448 until safe methods exist. The Italian embargo issue and potential advances toward lifting it are discussed.
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William Reinheimer
Indiana
Treasury Department
Wortland
J. B Montgomery
Washington
Blaine
John W. Foster
the Treasury
State Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Ordinance Bureau of the War Department
Baron Fava
New Orleans
Italy
United States
Italian Chamber of Commerce
New York
Rusk
Snuch
Mixed News From Various U.S. Locales
A string of brief items reports Pittsburg seeks a new city hall on the old post office site, a tobacco trust denied by New York men, the Falls tunnel at 175 feet excavated, T K Jeffrey resigning from the World's Fair directory, Nevada prison costs seven cents daily, and the Georgia Legislature barring insurance company trusts. Also noted are a band of thieves in Kentucky busted, drought killing fish, Colorado fruit hopes, the Women’s Christian Association meeting in Chicago, Sybil Sanderson’s Paris return, Harbor of San Diego praised, railway conductor talks, copper mine exodus near West Superior, and the American Board meeting at the fell Mass.
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Truckee
William H.C. Brotherton
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Farming and Milling Company
Lankersheim Ranch
Idaho
Arrowhead Reservoir Company
San Bernardino
Mojave River
Temescaltin
Pittsburg
New York
A Falls
Kk. T. Jeffrey
Chicago
Fertile Islands Offer Rich Tropical Crops in New Britain and New Weeland
The report notes abundant provisions like bananas taro yama sweet potatoes breadfruit and cocoa on the islands. Soils are deep vegetable loam with little rocky ground and easy cultivation of cotton coffee sugar cane tea, yet labor scarcity limits farming and trade.
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New Britain
New Weeland
San Francisco Chronicle
Deranged Seek Access to German Emperor Sparks Incident
Two deranged individuals entered the emperor's presence at Berlin. A boatman's wife claimed kinship to the emperor and demanded an audience after years apart. A well dressed man spoke of an engagement to marry the king of Italy's daughter and sought the emperor's permission. Both were placed in the Charite Hospital insane ward.
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Germany
Aniawonin
Tie
Italy
Verna Martin te art sparks simple knickknacks in Paris
Early in the year a fad for knickknacks crafted in pole shaded woods began in Paris. The crude first attempts improved with colors and varnishes, but the work demands care and patience. skill is helpful but not essential, as the Philadelphia Evening Telegram notes that any fairly clever painter can try.
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Paris
Akill
Philadelphia Evening Telegram
Discarding Rubbers In Wet Weather Becomes Fashion
The New York Sun reports a shift in weather culture with police and delivery workers endorsing oiling shoes and discarding rubbers. Thousands follow, arguing rubbers injure feet. they fit shoes loosely and insert felt or cork insoles to keep feet warm and dry during winter outside.
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New York
Study of Scriptures Sparks New Interest in Religion
The examination of the Scriptures as literature began by seekers after novelty but has yielded little expected impact. one person, driven by curiosity in the Hebrew Greek Scriptures, has sparked renewed interest in Christianity.
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Banton Transcript
Clouds of Blackbirds Darken Sky On Rail Trip
A passenger on a Pennsylvania Railroad train reported a flock of blackbirds nearly two miles long darkening the sky for several minutes. The airborne mass created a striking spectacle before dispersing as the train continued.
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Lvania
New York
The Secret Poem by James Russell Lowell
A fragment from The Atlantic quotes James Russell Lowell imagining secret power as music. It likens a hidden force to tune and rhythm that could guide mortals, nature, and art in a simple, elusive way.
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James Russell Lowell
Invention and Evolution of the Circular Panorama Form
The article traces the development from the Panorameides roller panorama to the modern eyelorama, naming Robert Barker as the 1788 Edinburgh innovator. It explains the immersive circular panorama, its artistic aims, and the technical scale of panorama production, including canvas sizes, colors, and the heavy weight of famous works like the Battle of Sedan.
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Robert Barker
Wehner
Brussels
Sedan
Chicago
The Terror of Riches and Poverty Fear
The Globe Democrat notes that poverty does not drive many to self harm and that many unemployed or underpaid workers cope with limited income. It contrasts the anxiety of wealth with the fear of poverty and observes day laborers’ resilience amid uncertain futures.
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United States
Globe- Democrat
Earthquakes Linked to Jovian-Saturn Influence
Edward G. Holden reports a study suggesting earthquakes occur more often when Jupiter and Saturn exert joint influence on Earth. The analysis indicates a probabilistic link between celestial alignments and seismic activity observed in the data from the Overland area.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
Edward G. Holden
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