Church Notices and Schedule of Services
Notices list multiple church services and meetings including Sunday worship at 7 PM and 4 PM, Sabbath school on Sunday, prayer meetings midweek, and various fraternal group meetings such as the Masons and Woodmen, with adherence to weekly schedules and monthly gatherings. The document reflects diverse congregations and time slots across community churches and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APT Sy Church
Bunday Eehioel Sudan
F Jemand
Peeeerrearen UU Kom
Deal
Lua
Merv Lee
Methodist
Syleti
Lowurtz League
Hook
Werle Posten
Shasta Route Schedule and Through Trains Details
Schedules outline the Shasta Route with daily and Sunday exceptions, listing train numbers, times from June 2, 1508, and stops at Salem Albany Encone Roseby Grant's Pass Medford Ash and Sacramento with connections to San Francisco Mojave and New Orleans. It notes second class sleeping cars and ticketing via J Kirkland, with arrivals and departures at Giraud Central Station Fifth Street.
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Salem
Albany
Encone
Roseby
Grant's Pass
Medford
Ash and
Sacramento
Cig den
San Francisco
Mojave
Los Angeles
Ao Feso
New Orlents
Sesera
Asebert Rea
Woodburn
Mt Ave
Silverton
Woeet Bolo
Browieville
Notton
Salem and Way
Corvallis & Way
McMinnville & Way
Sta’s
Throwel
Third Street
Wekete
Canada
Europe
J. Kirklasd
Giraud Central Station
Fifth
Streets
VAMHILE DIVISTON Passenger Depot Schedule
Passenger depot at foot of Jefferson street with tri weekly Alriie mall service. Schedules show 640 4. M. iW. 12:80 Pr. WY. Dsl hwARS Ar) 205%, M. fw. F230 am. bv. 70 aM. Town and station details listed for Portland area agents FE. P. Rogers and RK. RORULER, with Sheridan LY and daily services excluding Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alriie
Sewberg
A. M. oPheridan
RK. Roruler
FE. P. Rogers
Portland, Or
Two Hemispheres Condensed News Snapshot of Disasters and Atrocities
A powder house near Xenia Ohio exploded killing two men. A California farmer attempted arsenic poisoning but his family survived. Cleveland workers vote to end a strike at Brown Hoisting. Turkish indemnity talks fail. New York store Hilton Hughes faces assignment. Executions train accident in New London kills one, injures many. Filibuster cargo to Cuba heavy with weapons and dynamite. Ontario ton mill fires destroy Diamond Match. San Jose lawyer commits suicide. U S Marshal kills outlaw Bill Doolin in Oklahoma. Walker arrives in San Francisco ahead of schedule. Zanzibar sultan dies as British protection looms. Wheelmen boycott Southern Pacific over bicycle charges. Northern Pacific grade reductions eyed to cut costs. Massacre near Stamboul follows Armenian tensions. Libertyville Iowa home invasion leaves a severely injured daughter. St Louis brings Li Hung Chang to New York. White Mountain derailment injures a dozen. Jewelry haul worth sixty thousand found on Hamburg liner. Rushville horse injures spectators. A mother murders her three children then herself. Argentine plans to annex South Shetland Islands. Brooklyn warship shows speed in trial. Mutiny aboard Portland ends with captain killed. French court clears La Bourgogne fault in collision. Zanzibar palace bombarded. rulers flee. Hammond Indiana plant to close, four hundred job losses feared. Ten-year-old boy killed by box car accident. Germany cherishes thirty-five botanical gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Silvers
Sanuta Roga
Cal
Cleveland
Terrell
United States
Kharpat
Marash
Hilton, Hughes & Company
A. T. Stewart & Company
New York
Civil Service Commission
New London
Conn
Tts
Philadelphia
Laurada
Cuba
Ontonagon
Mich
Diamond Match Company
P. O. Minor
San Jose
Burnside
Circassia
Moldova
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Navy
W. C. Whitney
The
Newport
R. L
Zanzibar
Hamed bin Thwain bin Said
Ali Khbalif
Burgash
Sultan Ali
Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky Dies in Transit from Vienna
Russian foreign minister Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky died suddenly while traveling with the czar from Vienna. His death shocks Russia, altering plans for Western Europe conferences and potentially affecting Eastern question settlements. News also reports a Baltimore terrier funeral, a murder mystery near Del Norte county, a suicide attempt in San Francisco, disappearances of cactus drinkers, a meteor shower in San Rafael, a drowning near Toledo, and the Newcastle coal strike ending in Australia.
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London
Kloff Gaya
Lobanet-Rostovsky
Vienna
Lobanoff-Rostovsky
Russia
Prince Lobanoff-Rostovsky
Europe
Francis Joseph
Lobanoff- Rostovsky
Germany
France
England
Mystery of hotel tragedy cleared as lovers sought death
In Leavenworth Kansas the National hotel tragedy is explained as a case of innocent love and poverty. John Hartig 21 and Mary Bush 19 died attempting suicide after parental opposition to marriage. Relatives arrived to care for the dying girl and remove the dead youth. Their room contained notes requesting joint burial.
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Leavenworth
Kan
National Hotel
John Hartig
A Bad Man's Crime in Missouri
In Colombia Missouri on September 1 John Hunt shot his daughter Minnie Hunt age seventeen in the right side and then fired at his wife while fleeing. Officers captured Hunt later that day. Minnie lay gravely wounded. Also from Pomona California Doctor Theoda Wilkis was killed when thrown from a buggy breaking her neck.
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Colombia
John Hunt
Hunt
Minnie Hunt
Pomona
Cal
Theoda Wilkis
Li Hung Chang Visits Grant's Tomb in New York
Li Hung Chang spent the day in New York with calls on Colonel Foster and a group of Mott street merchants. He laid a wreath at Grant's tomb, tea at Colonel Fred Grant's home, and plans to depart tomorrow aboard the Dolphin for West Point with his retinue and U S government officers.
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New York
Li Hung Chang
Waldorf
Colonel Foster
Mott Street
Li Hong Chang
Grant
Fred Grant
Dolphin
West Point
United States
Leadville Strike Deepens as Mines Idle and Costs Grow
Leadville Colorado reports the seventy fifth day of a strike with Bonsair and Penrose mines idle after owners order stoppage. The move aims to pressure the union or avoid further trouble by flooding mines. The strike has cost about two million dollars with no settlement in sight. Denver notes balloonist Ivy Baldwin was seriously injured when a fall from a balloon left him with multiple injuries. he is expected to recover.
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Girant
Leadville
Colo
Penrose
Denver
Ivy Baldwin
Baldwin
Fire at Glenwood Institute Burns Down in Louisiana
A fire at the Glenwood state institute for feeble minded children in Louisiana caused an estimated 150000 dollars in damage. All 100 inmates were rescued after the blaze sparked by lightning this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
State Institute For
Venezuela and Britain boundary dispute brief issued
London August 31 The first part of Venezuela's brief in the boundary dispute with Great Britain was issued this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Venezuela
Great Britain
Fall of Turkey Ignites Constantinople Riots and Armenian Bank Siege
Rome dispatches report of a possible Turkish government topple and a provisional regime. In Constantinople Armenians seized the Ottoman bank triggering street fighting, casualties among Armenians and Muslims, plunder in Galata, and a tense standoff with authorities. Armenian revolutionaries claimed they acted to press powers to intervene. They surrendered bank employes and bombs in exchange for safe conduct aboard the yacht Gulnare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Edgar Vincent
Haphaszard
Galatia
Pera
Armenian Revolutionary Committee
Statue Republic Burned by Chicago Officials at Jackson Park
Early today the statue Republic in Jackson Park head of the grand basin was burned by order of the South Park commissioners. The 60 foot high figure on a 40 foot pedestal cost about 25 000 dollars with gilding about 3000 dollars. The figure a woman held a sphere topped by an eagle and a staff with a liberty cap. Plans to preserve it failed and a removal or redesign was deemed necessary. Sculptor Daniel French born in Cambridge Massachusetts now based in New York.
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Chicago
Republic
Grand Basin
Jackson Park
South Park
Daniel French
Cambridge
Maso
New York
Cuba to Make New Bank Bills Mandatory in Circulation
Havana authorities announce a decree making the new bank bills compulsory across Cuba. The king's attorney will indict violators, and a circular will inform that no objections will be raised in mercantile use. Secret military orders will reward adherence to the circulation mandate.
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Havana
Cuba
Portland Markets Show Modest Uptick in Wheat and Livestock
Portland markets show a slight improvement as wheat moves and cattle and sheep bring in much money. Fruit is light but strong, hops yield a small crop with enough to cover picking costs, wool remains stagnant, and receipts average about twenty five cars daily with prices up modestly from last week.
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Portland
Walla Walla
Valley
Unclear OCR price list with goods and beverages
A garbled table of commodities and prices from multiple items including rope, sugar, coffee, cocoa and transport rates. Several brands and regions appear with inconsistent figures and units, making specific items and values hard to confirm.
Bust-Gross Tops Markets With Beef and Mutton Quotes
Market notes show grazing beef at two forty per pound and dressed beef at June 4. Sheep and mutton prices rise with best sheep and weights. Cattle and feeders list varied quotes per pound with large and small grades.
San Francisco Markets Flourish Amid Mixed Produce Prices
Fragmented text reports on produce markets in San Francisco with references to potatoes chili peppers yellow items and pickles. It mentions prices per pound for various vegetables and mixed notes on quality from fair to good. Entities include markets and brands implied by the garbled OCR.
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Jarnet
Chile
Salinas Barbanks
River Barbanks
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Guaruic
Sewoerg
Oregon
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Ubetas Church
Lea St
Alvation Army
Paulies Suid
SPM
Andy Bel
Society Notices
Sewberg Cadsr
Cael Mouth
SRC
Hank of Newberg
Sewhery Council
Masouleil
V. Bakuthding
U. W
IngatzWr Mw. Tod
Mall
Shasta
OF the
Southern Pacifico
Sunlay
T Portland
Sushay
Ogden
Vamhile Diviston
Jefferson Street
VIA
Great Northern
Spokane
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Union Pacific BY
Kansas City
OCEAN
Fol
W. H. Hurlburt
L Paes
Newoceo
Epitome
News of the World
Southern Pacific Company
Bay
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Vossische Zeitung
Stamboul
Po Nce
E. V. Warner
Libertyville
Warner
Mellie
Earl Li
Our
St. Louis
Southampton
General Kuger
White Mountain
Heston & Maine Railroad
Concord
N. H
Hla
Michael Barrietti
Rushville
Ind
Memie Wood
C. W. Green
Big Four Railway
WII
South Shetland Islands
South Atlantic
Cape Horn
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Henry B. Cleaves
St. John
Porto Rico
Antonio F. Berro
Herbert Fuller
la Bourgogne
Maritime Court
Cherbourg
Atlas Line
Ailsa
Port Hamilton
New York Bay
Khalid
Sales
Linois Steel Company
Hammond
Roy
Rhiner Moyer
Telford
Meyer
Prince Lobanoff
Cosson
Aalie
Baltimore
Amelia V. Fientje
Baltimore Cemetery
Delle Meinot
Joseph Cuneo
Cuneo
Chamberlain
San Rafael
Wildings
Guile In
Toledo
Edward Cole
Maumee Bay
Josie Carmel
Newcastle
Mis
Aleady
Nezuela
Turkey
Sultan
Rome
Knights of the Silent Steed
Stubbs
Cuban Bank Milla
Portland Markets
Frevre
Cascadia
Dayton
Benton County
White Lily
Graham
California
Curse
Califoria
du Glye
Neeve
Leanuta
Brazil
Lée
Satwon
Columbia
Alaska
Java
Costa Rica
Caracal
Salvator
Arbuckle
Lion
Elice—Island
Japan
Joan
Calcutta
Meat Market
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