Pendleton Spirit Drives Civic Growth in the Oregon Town
Pendleton residents are praised for backing local ventures with speed and unity. The piece highlights a 16 000 Pendleton money pool for the academy and a 2 500 baseball fund, demonstrating a community ready to fund education and sport. It proclaims Pendleton as a rising Western town with a strong public spirit and plans for further enterprises.
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Pendleton
Oregon Daily Journal
Pendletonian
Pendleton Academy
W. M. Ladd
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Monument Unveiled For Norway's Mathematician Abel
In Christiana on August 5 a monument honoring Niels Henrik Abel was unveiled. Abel, born 1802 near Stavanger, studied at the University of Christiana, helped found Crelle's Journal in Berlin, and wrote a Paris Academy treatise on elliptic functions. He died in 1829 at twenty six, hailed as Norway's greatest scientist and a scholar among Newton and Pascal.
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Christiana
Norway
Niels Henryk Abel
University of Authorities
Finno
Stavanger
University of Christiana
Berlin
A. Crelle
Crelle
Paris
Academy
Christiania
Abel
Newton
Pascal
Ocean liner newspapers and a sea proof tonic
The text touts wireless telegraphy for on board newspapers though not as up to date as land edition. It compares favorably to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and urges travelers to take it on sea trips. It claims tonic value and prevention of seasickness and lists land-based cures for heartburn indigestion dyspepsia constipation and malaria.
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Hostetter
Catholics Convene in Chicago Federation Meeting
The American Federation of Catholic Societies began its second Chicago meeting, the largest Catholic gathering in America with over a million members from more than twenty societies. Delegates met at Holy Name cathedral with bishops Muldoon Messmer and McFaul officiating as T. B. Minahan from Columbus prepared to chair the sessions.
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Chicago
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Cincinnati
America
T. B. Minahan
Columbus, O
Holy Name Cathedral
Muldoon
Messmer
Green Bay
Removal Notice From Office On Court Street
J R Dickson announces removal of his office to Court street one door east of First National Bank building where he will continue in the same lines of business as formerly.
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Court Street
First National Bank
J. R. Dickson
Granite Gem Followers of the Lamb Cause Mule Crash
A Pen dleton couple guiding Antone Ringe's sheep on North Fork arrived in town yesterday, intoxicated by sheep herders delight. Dan McKenzie's mule bolted downhill at night, throwing him hard to the ground and leaving him unconscious for hours. he later remounted and continued on his way.
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Pendleton
Lamb
Antone Ringe
North Fork
Dan McKenzie
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