Peter Called to Service in Christian Endeavor Message
The session celebrated as an enjoyable affair with strong music and resolutions. The sermon urged Peter’s call to service and power, equating it to the Christian Endeavor movement’s growth. It stressed three steps in Christian life daily fellowship, higher life, and a call to service, urging America to build a well governed virtuous city here on earth.
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Josua
Nazareth
Peter
Jesus
Christ
God
Christian Endeavor Movement
High School
College of Christian Life
Sug
Earth
America
Weaving Our Own Destiny at Oregon Banner Meeting
A long Oregon gathering featured Dr EL de house of Portland, Rev Aatin Rice of Walla and local Endeavorers. Visitors conducted services and a mass meeting at the opera house closed by Rev Penrose who spoke on The Renewal of Life and Peter’s commitment.
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Oregon
Kewt
EL de Ouse
Portland
Aatin Rice
Walla
Con
Rev. Dam
Huntington
Opera House
Weeor
Ray Jones
Lng
Mellinger
Chris Church
Ashland
Jeans
Golden City
Penrose
B. L. Penrose
Man College
Peter
Frisco Earthquake Rattles City Before Daybreak
A strong quake struck San Francisco just before 3 AM on February 22. Shocks lasted briefly but delivered intense vibrations, felt amid a heavy wind, shaking buildings and startling residents. No casualties or damage details are provided in the readable text.
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Fran Francisco
San Francisco
Dead Treasurer Suspected Clerical Error Behind Shortage Claim
Canyon City reports county treasurer K Martin, 36, found dead from a self inflicted gunshot after leaving a note claiming despair over financial difficulties. Officials note possible clerical errors masking no real funds shortage. Martin, a respected three term Republican nominee, was wheeled to his office due to disability.
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K. Martin
Canyon City
Grant County
Martin
Wheeler County
Citimens
Crank Detained After White House Entry Demand
Edward Relgar of Chicago tried to force entry at the White House executive entrance claiming to enlist the president in a scheme to rename all citizens by occupation. He carried a loaded revolver and 50 cartridges, was arrested, and committed to St Elizabeth hospital for examination.
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United States
Washington
White House
Edward Relgar
Chicago
Relgar
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Reglar
Roosevelt
Secret Service
James H Wells Dead Prominent Milton Resident
James H Wells 43 died at his Milton home from pneumonia. He leaves a wife and seven children, and three brothers T Wells Meacham E Wells Milton, plus four sisters in Spokane and Milton. He was a former Walters Mill employee and a member of the Pendleton Camp of the Woodmen of the World. Funeral services will be held in Milton tomorrow afternoon under Woodmen auspices.
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James H. Wells
Milton
Mr Wells
Walters Mill
T. # Wells
Meacham
E. and
J. & Wells
Aintery
Mre
M. H. Wil
Spokane
Meadawes Bowman
J. H. Wilson
Lil Shaefer
Pendleton Camp
Woolmen of the World
Woodmen
Adams Water Works Bond Questions and Material Purchase
Charlee M. Robinson of Portland visited Pendleton on Sunday en route to Adams to study the proposed water system. He represents a Portland engineering firm and will evaluate the city’s advertised bonds as an investment and bid on materials for the reservoir and mains.
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Charlee M. Robinson
Portland
Pendleton
Adams
Robinson
Young Girl Ruth Wilson Dies of Cerebro Meningitis
Ruth Wilson eight year old daughter of Mrs. Jennie Wilson of Belo died at her grandmother Mrs. Carrie A Wilson home on Cosbile street yesterday morning after a brief illness with cerebro meningitis. The remains were taken to the family home at Scio this morning accompanied by John Wilson and Mrs. Forsythe and the mother Mrs Jennie Wilson.
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Ruth Wilson
Jennie Wilson
Belo
Carrie A. Wilson
Cosbile Street
Scio
John Wilson
Forsythe
Washington's Birthday Observance Mixed in City
In the city the holiday was not generally observed as planned. Banks closed, but most businesses stayed open for most of the day. Some banks closed in the morning and remained shut for the day.
Forces Readying as Eastern War Signals Start
In a string of dispatches dated February 22 various cities report on Russian troop movements toward the Yalu, diversions of railway funds to war, and international notes urging restraint. Rumors of a first clash on the Yalu are unconfirmed while Japan weighs a cautious advance possibly delaying a full offensive for months.
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London
Yalu
Red Sea
Vitebius
Jibud Island
Suez
Pekin
Manchuria
Chee Foo
Frontobis
Port Arthur
Yalu River
St. Petersburg
Tearloo Selo
Liverpool
Japan
Hayashi
Russia
China
Thia
Hayash
Sultan
Constantinople
Secretary Hay Policy and Toklo Arrival
Describes Secretary Hay's policy toward the Far East and notes his arrival in Toklo where he can inform Minister Griscom directly of the secretary's wishes.
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Hay
Far East
Toklo
Griscom
Bulgaria and Turkey Tense Balkans Move Toward Conflict
Sofia reports Prince Ferdinand guides a prudent Bulgaria ready to fight if Turkey attacks while fearing Russia or Austria would claim spoils if Bulgaria wins. Berlin dispatches say Kaiser pledges to restrain Balkans tensions and press Turkey to stop aggressions against Balkan populations.
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Sofia
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Turkey
Leara
Russia
Austria
Flood in China Causes Heavy Losses in Shantung
Telegram from Tsinfu reports hundreds of lives lost by a dam burst on the Huangho river. Many villages were destroyed in Shantung province, China.
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Berlin
Tsinfu
Shantung Province
China
Marion Lower Dies After Short Pneumonia Attack
Marion Lower, about 24, died in this city yesterday morning after a brief pneumonia attack. He had lived here four years. Relatives from Bollivar, Missouri, arrive Thursday to arrange funeral plans. a sister flies in from Portland tonight. The body is at Rader undertaking parlors for embalming until family arrival.
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Marion Lower
Bollivar
Portland
Rader
Court House Busy Despite Holiday Closures
Court offices closed for a legal holiday while clerks and sheriff staff work to clear a backlog. Clerks handle court sessions and accumulated records, deputies process six external statements, and the public continue to make payments at the sheriff’s office.
Woodmen May Erect A Temple In Pendleton
Pendleton Woodmen of the World Camp No 41 with 50 plus members plans a temple to serve future growth. A building committee will inspect sites and items include banquet room kitchen and assembly hall. The project aims to be an ornament to the city and support expanding lodge needs.
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Wiil
Pendleton
J. H. Lawrie
Alhambra Fire Roars Through Chicago Block
Fire swept the Alhambra hotel theater and business block at 19th and State in Chicago. Inmates fled in zero weather as twenty women and children were rescued from upper windows. Three bodies recovered, with several missing. losses estimated at 90000 dollars. Victims include Fred Fireckman Samuel Crull Alfred Swanson. Fire started in the basement of the Alhambra restaurant.
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Chicago
Alhambra
Nineteenth
State
Laas
Charles Barratt
Samuel Crull
Alfred Swanson
Fred Fireckman
Cincinnati
Wm. Fisher
Annis Smith
Will Reorganize by Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union state organizer Helen D Harford visits the city to reorganize the local order. A 2 PM sewing women’s meeting at the Methodist church aims to revive union activity followed by an evening Union meeting with Harford speaking on Good Citizenship.
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Woman's Christian Temperance For Movement
Helen D. Harford
Womane Christian Temperance Union
Harford
Mir Harford
Call for Warrants by County Treasurer Sommerville
County Treasurer BE Sommerville issues a call for warrants after receiving funds from delinquent property and taxes. Sheriff turnover of $2,081.46 plus $65.08 in current year taxes have been collected, ensuring ample funds to meet all warrants soon.
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BE. J. Sommerville
Sareen
Pendleton High Falls To Normal Team In Small Hall
Pendleton high school went to West on Saturday to play a Normal school team and lost 16 to 1. The halftime score stood 6 to 7 in favor of Pendleton, but the Normals surged in the second half. Pendleton was hampered by the small playing hall after accustomed to a larger court.
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West
Pendleton
Theft of Jewelry and Cash at Arlington Apartments
Mrs. Payne wife of the postmaster general reports to police the theft from her Arlington apartments of 1600 dollars in jewelry and 160 dollars in cash along with the disappearance of her maid on the preceding Thursday afternoon. The maid is described as an Indian girl.
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Washington
Payne
Arlington
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