Epworth League Sevent International Convention Held in Denver
Fifteen thousand Leaguers will attend the Seventh international Epworth League convention in Denver starting next Wednesday with four days of song and service. Governors, bishops, and prominent workers from the United States and England will deliver addresses. A committee of 800 will greet visitors and provide entertainment including excursions to Pike’s Peak and Colorado Springs.
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Denver
Col
Epworth
Lenver
Epworth League
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinhat
Rocky Mountain
McDonald
Hoch
Kansas
Henry
Indiana
Guy Mark Prone
England
Galloway
Hendricks
Metholet Episcopal Church
South
Hishope Spellmeyer
Joyce
Berry
Cramneton
Abed
Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs
Is She a Renegade Rabbis to Debate Intermarriage
A Cleveland conference of prominent Jewish rabbis gathers to discuss whether Jews and Christians should intermarry. The debate follows Joseph Lazarre's public statement condemning Rose Harriet Pastor, slated to wed J G Phelps Stokes, a self described renegade, prompting reaction from leading Jewish thinkers.
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Cleveland
Chris Vane
Joseph Lazarre
Rose Harriet
Jewels
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Lazarro
Canada Takes Over Halifax and Haquimaht Defenses
Ottawa reports that under an accord with Britain the Dominion assumes defenses of Halifax and Haquimaht. Canada will maintain first class fortifications and garrison them with all service branches. British artillery and engineers stay briefly to train Canadian successors. Annual cost to Canada is $2,000,000.
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Ottawa
Ont
Halifax
Haquimaht
Dominion
Canada
New Japanese Import Tariffs Take Effect
Tok i o July 1 customs tariff on imports into Japan went into operation with an ad valorem increase on nearly all taxed articles. The change raises duties whether previously specific or ad valorem and aims to boost revenue for war expenses, expected to produce at least 2 million dollars.
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Tokio
Japan
Cigar Brands Sold at Model Bakery on Court Street
Pendleton Cigar factory offers an excellent full line with 11 brands available at Model Bakery located on Court street.
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Pendleton Cigar Factory
Model Bakery
Court Street
Wireless system favored to replace Alaska cables
Signal corps officers report in Seattle that wireless telegraphy demonstrated in Alaska between Nome and St Michaels shows reliability and cost savings. Captain Wildman and enlisted men note the system could replace land and water lines, with the Nome to St Michaels link installed last summer and never out of order. They claim a 1700 mile Cape Flattery to Valdez link could be feasible, promising lower costs than maintaining the Burnside cable ship and greater efficiency.
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Alpeka
D. Wildman
United States Signal Corps
Alaska
Seattle
I. E. Harper
Signal Corps
Nome
St. Michaels
Norton Sound
Harper
Nome- St
Cape Flattery
Valdez
Burnside
Wildman
Fort Gibbon
Jines
Chenoa
North
Captotre
Wildman and
Excellent Sheep Markets Review From The Chicago Livestock World
The Chicago livestock weekly reports a tight supply with feed shortages curbing arrivals. Spring lambs reach up to 7.75, yearlings mostly 4.0 to 6.5, ewes to 5.25, and heavy grades around 4.25 to 4.50. Feeder demand is strong despite overall scarce stock and light run of 17,000 head.
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Chicago Livestock World
Chicago
Kentucky
ShePs
Lambe
Oregon Historical Society Relics Draw Large Crowds
The free museum in city hall attracts many visitors to the Oregon Historical Society displays. Daily registrations reach 200 to 500 with a peak from 26 states reported. The collection spans oryattula fossils stuffed birds and other Pacific Northwest curios across five rooms on the fourth floor.
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Ore- 5Om Historical Society
Historical Society
Orecon Daily Journal
Pacific Northwest
The
Oregon Historical Society
Young Decker Fatally Injured By Firecracker Blast
Charles Decker, 12, son of Jake Decker, was seriously injured when a giant firecracker exploded in his hand during a street crowd at 10:20 p.m. His thumb, eye, ear, and body were damaged, requiring immediate medical care from Dr. Woodward and Dr. Avey. He remains under care and resting.
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Charles Decker
Jake Decker
Young Decker
Tannd
Woodward
Avey
Boise Statesman
Governor rejects town’s bid for insane transport funds
Governor Chamberlain denied a state bid of 171.11 dollars for transporting an insane man from Dennivon to Corvallis. The action halts the transfer and leaves the case awaiting new arrangements or appeals.
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Chamberlain
State of Town
Dennivon
Towa
Corvallis
Hotel St George Oregon Ad Promises Modern Comforts
The Hotel St George advertises a European plan with steam heat en suite baths and modern conveniences. It claims to be one of the most modern and model hotels in Oregon, with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms, located at Main and Webb a block and a half from the depot.
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St. George
Oregon
Pendleton
Portland
H. Co. Bowers
The Golden Rule Hotel on Court Street
A short notice notes The Golden Rule Hotel located on Court Street. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Laiek
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East Court Street
Pendleton Roller Mills
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Tomatic and Athletic MA
Chines
Penny Arcade
Theta
Rocky Mountain Country
Michaels
Ace—Signal Corps
Wirtlems
Newton Station
J. O. Wicktiam
J. O. Wickham
New Management
Long Beach
Wélsh
Hotel
George Dabvaiau
Proprie
Webb &Ts
Oln
the Bicker’s
W. Kt. Parker
Nce Co
Frank
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