Church services and schedules listed for multiple congregations
Presbyterian Church holds services on the second and fourth Lord's days at 11 am and 7 pm with Sabbath school Sundays at 9 am Rev W A Willisox pastor Friends Church meets Sundays at 11 am and 7 pm and Thursday 10 am Sabbath school every Sunday near 11 am Monthly meetings on the fourth Saturday in each month Quarterly meetings on the second Saturday in February May August and November Evangelical Church conducts services first to third Sundays at 7 pm and second and fourth Sundays at 7 pm with Sabbath school Sundays at 11 am
Devotional and club meeting schedule notes
Sunday evening devotional services conducted by G. Mo. A. with young men urged to attend. LOO FP Sessions meet Saturday evening above Moore's Drug Store. Vo. Wo.T. A.-Bus'weig holds the second Saturday monthly. G. AO TL Sessions on the third Thursday evening. W. CLT. U. conducts a business meeting on the third Saturday afternoon each month.
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Moore
T. A
G. AO
W. Clt. U.—Business Meeting
Newberg City Officials Portrait List
A garbled listing presents names for city roles in Newberg including mayor treasurer marshal and street commissioner with various spellings and initials likely indicating council members and officials from an historic municipal record.
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F. A. Morris
Cander
F. H. Howard
Mowes Votan Marshall
A.M. Hoskins
D. P. Stratton
N.C
Maria Hoc Miles
A.W. Rees
Ivin Stanley J. Db. Carter Gieo, Girayaon
The Pacific Coast Seals and Mines News Update
Sealing season called unsatisfactory with winter sealing planned. Alaska codfish banks reported. Neptune mining claims in Bisbee sold for 80000. California delegates prep statewide commerce convention in Spokane Falls. A Montana court sustains a mixed race Indian maiden for land rights in Butte. public officials aid in Spokane roof work. Judge Van Reynegem frees James H. Barry after contempt verdict. Stinson and Park face land disputes over Seattle district titles.
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Ultah
Bisbee
A. T
New York
Nevada
Napa
de Haven
First
California
Waterman
Victoria
Montagne
Chambers of Commerce
Washington
Spokane Falls
Chandler
United States
Thomas JD. Stinson
Hugh Park
Seattle
Wash
Stinson and Park
Iowa Passes Stringent Tramp Law Amid Broader Uproar
A collection of state and national items notes Iowa enactment of a strict tramp law, Detroit doctors clashing over diphtheria germ theory, and beltline railroad plans in Baltimore. Reports mention Senator Evarts face blindness threat, Lagrippe in New York, and a Chicago diseased beef scandal tied to state meat inspectors.
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Largo
Ind
New York
Sarah Bernhardt
San Francisco
Australia
Chicago
Blowing Up the Iron Gate of the Danube Begins
The work to blow up the Iron Gate of the Danube has started as part of a larger European upheaval. Reports note widespread storms and floods in Bohemia Hungary and other regions cause homelessness for many, while political tensions and various international developments unfold across Europe and beyond.
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Danube
Bohemia
Hungary
Ceylon
Austria
Europe
Tripoli
North
Africa
Brazil
Vienna
High but Not Dense Enough Rhode Island Farmer Pun
A Rhode Island farmer jokes with a foreman about tall telephone poles in Providence. The foreman explains the work as a wire fence and the farmer quips the structure is high but not pig tight, a line that haunts the foreman after the exchange.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Floston Herald
Bohemian Talk Sparks Traveler With Ring Joke
A traveler mingles with artists discussing Bohemian life. A member riffs on Welkin Ring jokes, claiming to have visited Bohemia and a ring as a memento.
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Bohemia
San Francisco Chronicle
Precocious Youth and a Baby’s First Words
A Boston Beacon item notes fond mother showing a visitor a sleeping baby who can say goo go and yow. Annette teaches him to say A wowee and expects progress in days. The scene captures a casual domestic moment with playful exaggeration.
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Annette
Boston Beacon
Fresh Buttermilk Sold At Five Cents In Detroit
A shopper purchases fresh buttermilk from a dealer who claims the milk was milled two hours earlier and cooled with ice. The exchange captures a small urban market moment in Detroit as recorded by the Free Press.
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Sear
Detroit
Salt and ice water steal the show on bill
A witty exchange features a guest praising a dinner bill, noting two items as fine as anywhere in the United States the salt and the ice water, prompting a flattered proprietor. The humor hinges on simple pleasures proving worth.
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United States
Contemplative remark on good deeds and bones
A witty exchange in which a husband notes that good acts are often forgotten with time and death, and a wife agrees that much of the good people do goes unvalued or saved. The snippet reflects a satirical tone from the New York Sun.
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New York
Uks & Co
New York Sun
True Lover of Horse Racing Catches a Tei to One Chance
A brief New York Sun quotation places a racegoer’s zeal in perspective as George defines a true lover of horse racing as one who can catch a tei to one chance at the track.
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George
New York Sun
Miss Priscilla Jibb In Boston Conflicts On Hood Value
A dialogue shows Miss Priscilla Jibb in Boston and Mr Swift from Chicago debating the importance of hood and fires, stressing seasonal concerns in spring. The fragment resembles a period conversational piece from Life.
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Priscilla Jibb
Boston
Mr. Swift
Hood
West
Chicago
Miss Jibb
Foreign Gossip Items From Hamburg and Beyond
Hamburg reports a surplus of 2 250 000 dollars with 1 500 000 from last year’s receipts and a Bismarck monument fund nearing 100 000 dollars. Garibaldi family to sell Caprera island to Italy for 60 000 dollars, house and grave reserved. Royal Mint reports 48 752 140 dollars in silver value with a 4 000 000 dollar profit. Russian Olga Loubanovski wagers 50 000 rubies on a horseback journey from St Petersburg to Odessa. German study of tribes near Astrolabe Bay notes Russian words in local tongues due to explorer Maclap’s residence with natives.
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Hamburg
Bismarck
Garibaldi
Caprera
Ludwig
Bavaria
Royal Mint of
England
Illustrated American
British Medical Journal
Duke of Fife
New South Wales
T. A. Coghlan
Australia
New Zealand
Olga Loubanovski
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Astrolabe Bay
New Guinea
Maclap
No Place for Him in a Lawyer's Office
An old African American man visits a prominent cage lawyer asking about divorce and remarriage laws in the North. He debates whether a step-wife counts and if he must obtain a divorce paper, noting Kentucky life and the threat of penitentiary penalties for remarrying without papers.
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Kaintuck
Tom
Chile
Walt
Den
Secon
Pleasure in a Canoe The Growing Popularity of the Sport
The article traces canoeing from its American origins to a popular national pastime. It notes the American Canoe Association growth since 1879, outlines gear and preparation for a first cruise, and lists famed cruising grounds and notable trips by Rob Roy McGregor and Italian canoeists. It also mentions practical costs and essential equipment for amateurs.
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American Canoe Association
Lake George
Atiff
Great Lakes
Kennebec
Megantic
St. John
Delaware
Kingston
Ont
Richelieu River
Mississippi River
Minnehaha River
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Gulf of Mexico
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Ride
London
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Reuss
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Mulhouse
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Paris
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Earthe
Marne
Seine
Barracci
Ferrari
Roma
Livorno
Geneva
Nice
Marseilles
Rhone
Arles
Faone
Loire
New York Mail and Express
Giants and Giantesses in History Across Europe
The article surveys famous giants and giantesses from Britain, France, Germany, Poland, and Switzerland, noting individuals such as Walter Parsons the Staffordshire giant and Cajanus the living Colossus. It recalls 18th century demonstrations, Italian and Irish giants, and the later London cases of Byrne and Cotter, with observations on age and temperament.
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Frederick the Great
Tower of London
James I
Walter Parsons
Staffordshire
Glover Parsons
Charles I
William Evans
France
Great Britain
Germany
Poland
Switzerland
Horace Walpole
Spring Gardens
Half Moon Court
Ludgate Hill
Europe
Moscow
Cajanus
Colossus
England
Ile
Finland
London
Bernardo Gigli
Gilli
Meha Furor
Aia Cairn A Byrne
William Hunter
Byrne
Patrick Cotter
O'Brien
Count Borulauski
Bath
James Tolees
Scott
Chang
Herr Wickelmeir
Misa Scott
Pauline Marie Elizabeth Wedde
Ben-Rendorf
Thuringia
Alhambra
Babil
Bijou
Larish Times
Perhaps it Wasn't the Counsel's Fault
An Illinois juror reportedly went insane during a trial prompting comments that counsel should be barred from addressing the jury if such incidents occur again.
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Illinois
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Language of Couttalla in Coronado Mercury
A fragment from Coronado Mercury hints at a couttall flirtation and a dusty footprint saying I have spoken to your father, reflecting local lore and speech patterns.
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Coronado Mercury
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