Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Sunday School
Weekly services at Presbyterian Church every Sunday morning and afternoon. Sabbath school meets each Sunday at Wa, M. with instruction for all ages. Adams Street Church also hosts prayer meetings Wednesdays and Sabbath school Saturdays, with services following. Local organizations hold regular meetings each week.
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Artist
TAO M
Woolock, Kew
Mark Noble
Presbyterian Church
Ila
Tad
Dvent ST
Wa. M
E. Cutteach
Sciba
Epworth League
Leyer
McCart
Vastor
Oregon Rail Schedules and Through Ticket Details
Inland timetable notes outline Southern Pacific Shasta Route connections through Salou Albany Medford and beyond with through trains to Woodburn Natron and Mt Angel plus Corvallis McMinnville and Silverton stations. The Oregonian Railway Division lists Portland depot connections and weekly tri weekly services with fare agents J B Kirkland and staff at Grand Central station.
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Kom
Woodburn
Mt. Angel
Aliverton
Westin
Browsville
Natron
Springhel
Esse
Flrat Street
Choada
Europe
J.B Kirklasd
Grand Central Station
Fifth
Streets
Mystery Solved: Gloystein Found Working on Oregon Farm
Charley F. Gloystein, missing since July 30 amid murder rumors tied to political enemies, was tracked to a Moro Sherman County farm in Oregon. Sheriff Pugh located him, Gloystein confessed to a staged escape and blood on a hat, and he plans to relocate with his wife’s consent.
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Mim
Oregon
Moro
Sherman County
Stokaxe
Wash
Charlee F. Gloystein
Mica
This County
Sheriff Pugh
Gloystein
Pugh
Colfax
Dalles
Spokane
Northweat
Fry's Plans Revealed as Revolutionary Plot in Populist Rank
Coremnes O September 25 reports Populist leaders expose General Fry of the Industrial Army of California as a plotter against the government. Fry, recently from Cleveland, addressed a Populist meeting and warned trusted members he uses Populist rhetoric to hide his plan to form an international secret revolutionary party. The group aims to seize control after a major strike, with Chicago as the provisional capital, pending suppression by national guard and army.
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Coremnes
Industrial” Army of California
Fry
Cleveland
National Guard
Regular Army
Chicago
Ihs
Great Northern Railway seeks more workers amid major track upgrades
Spokane reports the Great Northern Railway needs additional laborers as 1,000 men patrol tracks to the coast. Forty new workers joined yesterday with carpenters tripling, and repairs to washouts along the Columbia, three and a half miles of track to be moved uphill. New bridges and coal chutes rise at Kalispell Skykomish Harrington Wellington and Cascade tunnel. The roundhouse at Skykomish expands to eight stalls as snow shed plans await.
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Spokane
Great Northern Railway
Yesterds
Porter Bros. and
Stevena & Co
Columbia
Railway Noedyas
Seattle
Kalispell
Cascade
Skykomish
Harrinton
Wellington
Cascade Tunnel
Rockies
Cholera Cases Dwindle Across Twelve Districts
In Parope and Vierva on September 24 cholera counts have fallen, with the disease now limited to a few districts. Twelve infected districts have been cleared of cases since September.
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Parope
Vierva
Engagement at Mouth of the Yalu Rumors and Reflections
Chicago sails to Havre for coal and returns to Gravesend in ten days. Captain Mahan discusses the Battle of the Yalu, stressing decisive convoy superiority, risks of attacking across open water, and questions about Japanese and Chinese tactics.
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Loxton
United States
Chicago
Havre
Gravesend
Mahan
Shen
Suy
War analysis in Times on Japan and Korea shifts power
The Times outlines how Japan's moves near Ping Yang and the Yalu signal a new great power in the Far East. It weighs potential routes to Mukden, naval reach on the Yalu, and possible winter operations while noting political fallout and the risk of a broader conflict.
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The
Times
Japan
Far East
Ping Yang
Yalu
Russia
Pacific
England
the Times
Wiju
Corean
Yala
Yala River By Admiral Ting
Yale
Manchuria
Mukden
Peking
Corea
Yokohama
Gibraltar
War’s economic strain felt in Japan and China reported in San Francisco
The Corean War’s impact reaches Japan and China with private and public school letters from Japanese students in San Francisco describing reduced business, shortages of money, and wider financial hardship. Japanese residents in the area contemplate repatriation and volunteer mobilization, with funds sent to support wounded abroad and planned fundraising in the local colony.
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San Francisco
Japan
Orient
Firemen's Stand Denounces Sympathetic Strike Action
The Brotherhood of Firemen elected Frank W. Arnold as Grand Secretary Treasurer and chose an executive board led by E A Ball H N Lamb J D Byrne J D May and Asa Dillon. They denounced sympathetic strikes and pledged to await Grand Lodge action before striking. The group cut Vice Grand Master Hanrahan's salary and funded 12000 for relief of idle Lehigh Valley strikers. Debs spoke before adjournment until Galveston two years hence.
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Hangissore
Brotherhood of Firemen
Frank W. Arnold
Terre Haute
Ind
E. A. Ball
Stratford
Ont
H. N. Lamb
Garrett
J. D. Byrne
Portland, Or
J. D. May
Halstead
Asa Dillon
Ellis
Kan
Pullman Sustices
Grand Lodge
Ted
Sargent
Hanrahan
Lehigh Valley
Debs
Galveston
Tex
Five Additional Dry Docks Might Be Built for Navy
Navy Department expects Commodore Matthews to recommend at least five new dry docks including sites at San Diego and Mare Island. He favors enlarging Mare Island and sizes all docks to the largest class to meet growing ship sizes. Puget Sound’s new dock would also be part of the plan to serve for years.
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Puget Sound
San Diego
Pacific Coast
South
Central America
New Type Volume Measure Adopted by United States Ty pographers
Partapennata reports a new alphabet based measurement system for type to replace the em standard. The plan aims to fairly reflect work done, with broader type costing more, while wages will not be cut. The move was presented by President McFetridge as a fair standard for employers and workers alike. The Chronicle notes further that Pacific Mail faces a Gulf of Tehuantepec rival expanding to San Francisco with seven steamers and Mexican port connections, boosting trade to and from the city.
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United States
America
McFetridge
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Pacific Mail Company
Gulf of Tehuantepec
Compania del Ferro Carril Occidental de Mexico
Occidental Company
Manzanillo
Culiacan
Altata
Sinaloa
Missouri Pacific fires workers over strike in Arkansas
Implicated in the Big Strike in Lirne Rock Arkansas on September 28 the Missouri Pacific discharged fourteen firemen and six engineers at this end of the line and eight to ten firemen at Van Buren for alleged strike involvement or sympathy. Five more names may be added. Brotherhoods of locomotive firemen and engineers reportedly issued an ultimatum threatening a general strike if the workers are not restored by September 26.
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Lexinecros
Desha Breckinridge
James Duane Livingston
Newark City
Phoenix
Livingston
Breckinridge
Desha
Matt Lane
Lane
B. Kinkaid
Kinkaid
Therbane
Lexington
Mount Sterling
Judge Kinkaid
Woodford County
Lirrne Rock
Ark
Missouri Pacific
van Buren
Brotherhoods of
Scomotive
General Booth Arrives, Plans U S Canada Tour
General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, arrives as guest of Sir Robert Thornbury. He will tour America and visit major cities in Canada and the United States over six months, with Tacoma on December 27 and Seattle on December 28, then to Vancouver and the Canadian Northwest.
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General Booth
Br. Jones
N. F
William Booth
Salvation Army
Robert Thornbury
America
Canada
United States
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Canadian Northwest
Movement of Currency Aims at New Orleans
A large currency movement is under way aimed at New Orleans. Most funds are not shipped overseas but telegraphed from banks taking advantage of a seven-cent rate for transfers to the war treasury, saving interest and ensuring immediate delivery while preventing delays.
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New York
New Orleans
Salting Butter Lessons From a London Dairy Expert
An ex-dairy teacher in London explains how salt strength and method affect butter. Brine is preferred for controlled salting, with durations from ten minutes to thirty minutes, depending on desired saltiness. Uniform grain size and high quality salt prevent spoilage and improve color and texture.
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Dow
London
Oere
Novel method of casting bulls feet for trimming
A historical instruction describes a quick, safe technique to cast a bull using a halter rope and looped passes around the neck chest and belly. Coordinated pulling by handlers renders the animal largely compliant, allowing trimming without danger. Cautionary note against casting cows in calf.
Always Water Horses Before Morning Feeding
A lecture urges horse owners to water horses before morning feeding. It claims French breeders practice this in large stables and argues water in the morning aids digestion, reduces stomach damage, and improves work efficiency and longevity. The piece emphasizes humane care and better health for horses.
Portland Markets Wheat and Produce Quiet With Mixed Quotes
The Portland markets report a quiet trade across wheat and produce. Prices appear scattered for cereals, oats, barley, dairy, meats, fruits, and vegetables with varied regional quotes and limited demand across categories.
Commodities and prices list from the Columbia market segment
A diverse market rundown shows salmon and coal prices, foreign and domestic per ton rates, various Java and Calcutta commodities, canned beef and lunch meats pricing, and note of advancing mackerel costs. Multiple items list per pound, per hundredweight, and per case with era-specific figures.
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Saumon
Columbia
Fancy
Alaska
Island
Saue
Liverpool
Corrie
Costa Rica
Rio
Salvador
Mocha
Padang Java
Palembang
Java
Lahat Java
Arbuckle
Columbia and
Lion
Jima
Corpace
Manilla
Market report shows varied movements in produce and dairy
Vegetables move actively with fruit values mixed as grapes dull and peaches firmer. Butter remains firm while eggs rise. new lime supply arrives and pay market weak. Waxy potatoes onions and limes noted with assorted price ranges for potatoes onions and apples. wheat and flour prices listed alongside dairy and livestock terms from regional markets.
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Portland
Salem
Cascadia
Dayton
Walla Walla
Graham
Oregon
America
Quincea
California
Trorican Faorr
Sicily
Honolulu
Umpqua
Prones
Ploma
San Toaquin
San Joaquin
Humboldt Mendocino
Humboldt
Mendocino
Washington
Valley
Nevada
Choice
Northern
Northern Detective
Southern
Bontheern
Fiour — Family
Bakers
Superfine
Bancey
Browne
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Yalu River
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John T. Shelby
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