Presbyterian Church Services and Weekly Meetings
RESHYTERIAN CHURCH holds services every Sunday at 11 and 7:30 PM with a Bible school each Saturday at Wa. Mt. meets weekly. CHURCH PRAYER MEETING every Wednesday evening and a Saturday session. Masonic and other fraternal groups list meeting times and places in the official directory.
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da. Mandsew
Thiele
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Moi al Oy Mt
Mark Noble
Reshyterian Church
Iba
Eet Church
Tri weekly Shasta Route trains via Southern Pacific
Oregon papers note a tri weekly Woodburn to Natron service with through sleeping cars and connecting tickets via First Street office. Through trains include Pullman sleepers and second class cars. Timetables show departures around 1 PM, 6:40 AM, and 7:20 PM with daily service excluding Sundays.
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First Street
Astern States
Conmin
Europe
J.B. Rikklasd
Grand Central Station
Fifth and Streets
Battle of Ping Yang report from General Yamagata
From San Francisco 23 October report on the battle of Ping Yang in Corea. Japanese forces besieged and routed 20 000 Chinese defenders, capturing General Tan and large arms and provisions. Road to China opened with about 800 Japanese casualties and heavy Chinese losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Peking
Australia
Honolulu
North China Gazette
Ping Yang
Syenchong
Samteung
Cheunghoa
Ultimo Samteung
Chounghoa
Hoang Choo
Tatung
Corea
Tan
China
Yamagata
Hiroshima
Oshima
Senkyoki
Ping Yong
Tso Paokwei
Navy Coal Bills Rise as Warships Consume More Fuel
The 1880s era report by Commodore Chadwick notes a $111,201 rise in coal expenditure, forecasting a $30,000 deficiency in the equipment appropriation. Domestic coal purchases totaled 42.1% tons for $178,143 with Pacific Coast at $7.02 and Atlantic Coast at $3.34 per ton, while foreign coal cost $462,102 at $8.86 per ton. The year saw gains in night signals, a new boat compass, and aluminum replacing bronze in binnacle fittings, with observatory math professors facing retirement pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuketox
Commodore Chadwick
Bureau of Naval Equipment
Bureau
Pacific
Atlantic
Naval Observatory
Poison Plot Strikes County Hospital in California
In Couisa California on October 21 a poison attempt sickened twenty two hospital inmates after strychnine was put into the coffee. One man has died and Mrs Ingram wife of the superintendent is described as very rich. A discharged Chinaman is suspected of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couisa
Cal
Ingram
Belton
Pending 11000 Indian depredation claims before courts
About 11,000 depredation cases arising from pioneer settler losses at the hands of Indian tribes are pending in the United States Court of Claims. Claims total nearly 11 million dollars, spanning California to South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixetos
United States Court of Claims
West
California
Oregon
New Mexico
Texas
Missouri
Illinoi
Alaska
Idaho
Washington
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Interior Department
United States
Congress
Treasury
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Commissioner
Indian Bureau
Arrest in Chicago Arson Case Brought Threats Against Officials
In Chicago Ah Hong alias Hong Hop and Hong Sin alias Ah Hong Sling face arson charges in the county jail. Fire Inspector Cowie and Fire Marshal Conway report threats against their lives with a $500 bounty offered to kill them or three witnesses. Witness safety measures and fear of retaliation are noted as prosecutors prepare the case amid Chinese community tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincaco
Ah Hong
Hong Hop
Hong Sin
Ah Hong Sling
United States
Cowie
Conway
Chinatown
Ripley
Sam Moy
Hip Lung
Chicago
Messis
Hong Sling
Inspector Cowie
Inspector Conway
Salt Lake City
Plot to kill the Sultan reported in New York and Beyroot
A morning paper claims a plot to assassinate the Sultan was detected in New York. Supposedly organized by Armenians of the Society of Haehagists with branches across Europe Asia and America. Conspirators allegedly sent to Turkey by Armenians in America were captured at Beyroot and transported to Adana where several Turkish soldiers executed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Youk
Society of Haehagists
Europe
Asia
America
Turkey
Beyroot
Adana
Two Outbreaks Spur Troop Movements in Dakotas Region
Brigadier General Merritt reports the spring and summer disturbances in Montana and along the Northern Pacific rail line led to troop deployments. He cites Coxeyite gatherings and the Pullman strike as causes, notes the boycott’s influence on business and lawlessness, and praises disciplined military action and swift restoration of rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiseton
Merritt
Department of the Dakotas
Northern Pacific Railroad
Pullman
Ill
Department
Montana
Northern Pacific
Fargo
Greneral Merritt Retarne
Colonela Wayne and
Bart
Deportation to Open In Morton Case as Coachman Threatened
In 1801 02 action follows Howlett lines as Morton case proceeds. Howard, the coachman imported under contract for ex Vice President Morton, faces deportation and civil suit for alien contract labor law violations. References to Howlett Eustice Spaulding and Cole outline legal stance on coachmen not considered domestic servants.
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Wasumerox
Lacombe
Jobe James Howard
Morton
Senner
New York
Howard
United States
MacFarlane
Carlisle
Howlett
W. C. Eustice
Washington, D. C
England
Francis John Howlett
O. L. Spaulding
United States District Attorney
Cole
W. ©. Fustice
Spaulding
Treasury Department
Miller
Eustice
Paris
France
Omnibus Indictment Lines Up Debs and Union Officials
A federal grand jury unsealed an omnibus indictment against Debs and officers of the American Railway Union along with 66 defendants charged with obstructing the mails on multiple lines last summer. The move aims to consolidate trials by linking conspiracies across all related cases and avert possible bar to prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcano
Federal Grand Jury
Debs
American Railway Union
Grand Jury
Appeal in Pollard v Breckinridge Stricken From Docket
The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia struck the Pollard v Breckinridge appeal from the docket for missing the time limit. Pollard may collect $15,000 plus costs from Breckinridge, though Breckinridge’s Senate term salary is exempt from seizure. No DC law provides arrest for leaving the jurisdiction to avoid judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gordon Carlisle
Madeline Pollard
Pollard
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Costa
Colonel Breckinridge
Stamping Ring Held for Grand Jury in Michigan Theft
William B. Smith and George B. Longstreet were charged with stealing 52 100 two cent stamps from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Harry L. Brown and George Harrer were arrested in New York for complicity. Bail set at 2000 each. committed for grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William B. Smith
George B. Longstreet
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Department
Harry L. Brown
George Harrer
New York
Smith
Longstreet
Beach
Harrer
New
Action in Court to Invalidate San Francisco Rail Consolidation
The Laning estate owners of a minority stake in the Central Railroad Company plans to sue to invalidate the Market Street Railroad consolidation. They allege directors failed to obtain stockholder approval as required by law. After consolidation the company’s debt rose to 17 million dollars for the stockholders to bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Laning
Central Railroad Company
Market Street Railroad Company
Market Street Company
Army strength recommendation to 9000 enlistments
Adjutant General Rogeles reports to General Schofield urging an increase of enlisted troops to 9000. He recommends a maximum regional force of 25,000 fighting men.
Manure for Gardens and Intensive Truck Farming
Essay on intensive farming stresses fertile soil as the key to early vegetables and high yields. Truck gardeners maximize output by thorough, continual cultivation and judicious manuring, keeping soil soft, warm, and weed-free to sustain fertility and profits. It notes that soil health, not merely manure, drives fruit crops and warns of nutrient loss without proper cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ie. Palmer
Boston
Portland Market Roundup Reflects Mild Trading Slump
The Portland markets show average activity in provisions and groceries with few changes. Coffee prices dip four cents per pound. fruit slow. dairy steady. eggs receipts rise. game and poultry supplies up but sluggish sales. Wheat and produce prices listed across multiple regional grades and items.
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Prowi
Inbreeding Criticized In Poultry Breeding Practices
The American Farmer warns that inbreeding in poultry weakens vitality and reduces productivity. It notes that close breeding often preserves flaws, leads to dwarfed progeny, and lowers survival in bantams. The piece urges blood change to maintain vigor in breeding stock.
San Francisco Markets Mixed Vegetables and Dairy Notes
Market report shows vegetables quiet with mixed movements on tomatoes onions and pears. Apples in good demand while melons scarce. dairy butter decline persists, cheese steady. poultry stock dull though East and domestic supply present. potatoes vary with Early Rose and River Red prices listed alongside broader fruit and grain notes.
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San Joaquin
Humboldt
Mendocino
Oregon
Washington
Valley
Nevada
Walla Walla
Averee
Arriaes Ey Cholee
Choi m
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Avangelicatl Association
Tarw
Sabbah
Society Notices
Newbery Caap
Sessons
Houk of Newberg
A. K
F. C
Hightin Bank of Newberg
Logan Trow
Lv. C
Opfivial Directory
Third Ward
City of
Newberg
Votan
Hadley
T Mary N.C
Chris Daneop
Noah Heater
Jesse Edwards F
Hashter
Vila
Shasta
THE
Southern Pacific CO
Portland
Woodburn
Natron
Alwost
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Koweb'y
Girant's
Medford
Agh- 1
Sacerranreaatly
Ogan Franelao
Majave
Sans Armaeles
el Paso
New Orlon
Pemary & Way
Vie Woodiurn
Mt Angel
Silverton
West Ielo
Browieville
Sutton
PRIS
Seicc
Corvallis & Way
McMinoville & Way
Aurive
Leeee
Veco A.M
Ogden
Pullman Kroupfpfet Sleepers
Oregonistan Railway
Voertland and
Yamhill
Jefferson Street
Alrife Mail
R. Kofhi
K.P. Rogers
Ford
Orr
Agta
HOWE
Clinax
IDEAL
NEW Home Sewing Machine CO
Custer
Meee Roepe
Cyeon Syrane
Lowe
Tezae Bos Prpc
Atlastas
CHLS
Merket &T
Western Twine Company
National Cordage Company
United States Cordage Company
United States Co Company
Elizabethport
Ohio
Comat
Wasnixarox
Gorman
Pacific Coast
Ransom
Callum
Fenelon Neguiattions
Wasuixeron
Simme
Fick Pallidelphie
Minson
Know ‘Ork
Pivilac — Topeka
Louleville
Halfway Union
Omcera
Smith and Longstreet
Consolidated Rrailway Company
Cascadia
Dayton
Benton County
Graham
Baga
Barrey
Caress
Osrrons
Concord
Snake River
Sicily
Woon — Valley
Umpqua
Kita
Baer
Saumos
Columbia
Talls
Fancy
Corrine
Costa Rica
Rio
Salvador
Mocha
Seon
Palembang
Java
Arbuckle
Lion
Saur
Liverpool
AN Francisco
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