Synod of Oregon Concludes Work and Meetings
The Oregon Synod wrapped its 20th session with business on benevolences and budgets, accepted Mount Tabor Portland as next meeting site, and adopted resolutions praising host churches and local supporters. A mass temperance meeting followed home and foreign missions addresses, led by Drs Holt Noble Hall and others, ending with a consecration and prayer. A Pendleton mission visit included communion led by moderator Bleakney and a $20 missionary offering.
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Synod of Oregon
Mount Tabor
Synod of
Oregon
Pendleton
Commercial Club
Tutuilla Mission
East Oregonian
God
J. Eb, Youel
W. 5. Holt
D. D
Home Mission Band
California
Washington
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Alaska
Wm. B. Noble
Lon Angeles
Ernest F. Hall
San Francisco
Korea
Foreign Missions Board
Holt
Mr. Shields
Medford
J. K. Bailey
Phoenix
R. A. Baker
Florence
L. Myron Roozer
Baker City
Ward W. McHenry
Ashland
J. G. Dickson
W. H. Bleakney
Hall
W. H. Booles
W. Lawrence J, Pardee
W. W. Thackerah
Tutullla
E. L. Swartelander
Old Sores Caused by Diseased Blood
Advertisement-style item claims old sores stem from impure blood and that cleansing the bloodstream cures them. Promotes 8.8.8 as a blood purifier that nourishes tissue and closes ulcers, with a free book offer from The Gwefe Gfeefic Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Gwefe Gfecific CO
Allanta
Little dog wins title favor of two Queens
Paris reports Miss Marion Dougherty daughter of Mr and Mrs Webster Dougherty of Philadelphia once linked to a Prague titled baron and now with her parents at the Hotel Henrice after a San Sebastian dog show. Her Irish terrier Patsy won gold medals with congratulations from King Alfonso and Queen Ena while Queen Ena noted the terrier blood ties to Edward VII's dog.
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Paris
Marion Dougherty
Webster Dougherty
Philadelphia
Dan Dougherty
The
Silver Tongue
Miss Dougherty
Richard Alexander Strobel
Prague
Hotel
Henrice
San Sebastian
Patsy
Spain
Dougherty
Ike
Alfonso
Fina
Ena
Edward
Copenhagen
Queen Alexandra
Biarritz
Portugal
Poison Mystery Shakes Paris Family Law Suit
In Paris excitement builds over Mrs Walker Fearn leanings for an accounting of Mrs Wilkinson’s vast estate following her mysterious death. New evidence links poisoned fruit to the deceased and points to nurse Miss Marshall and a chemist, with family ties to Count De Montsoulains and the De Montsaulains circle. The case involves prominent figures and a high stakes legal battle.
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Paris
Mra
Walker Fearn
President Grant
Mra. Wilkinson
Mme
Claude Berton
John J., Philis
Seattle
Fearn
Barton French
Avenue
Victor Hugo
Marie Hewitt Wilkinson
Count de Montsoulains
Mrs. Wilkinson
Borusk
Readelra
Mra. Walker Fearn
Doe St. Bresson
The
South Africa Defends Nation In Speech Tour
General Botha urged defense readiness in Durban stating able bodied men must share in national defense. He favored a small garrison force, no navy now, but naval empire contribution could continue and Durban should be fortified. Hoopstad commander warned of risks from potential conflicts in Basutoland and Damara land, urging self protection.
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Cape Town
Botha
Lora Methuen
South Africa
Durban
Union
Hoopstad
Orange
Germany
Damaraland
Basutoland
Wedding in New York as Dobbin Fumbles in Central Park
Miss Sophie Perckowitz of Minneapolis plans a wedding next month after a runaway caused by an old horse, Dobbin, pulling a rig in Central Park. Newark grocer Fred Branderman rescues the dainty duo as the horse shies from automobiles. Also promoted is Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments with testimonials and free trials.
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New York
Sophie Perckowitz
Minneapolis
Central Park
Old Dobbin
Dan Cupid
Dobbin
Fred Branderman
Newark
Ex Fireman Buys City Fire Horses Greencastle
Uncle Ben Williams ex city fireman purchases Tom and Levi the Greencastle fire horses to prevent abuse as city council plans to sell them. Williams, once driver of the hose wagon, became injured in a crash and could not return to service.
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Greencastle
Ind
Ben Williams
Tom
Levi
Fire Department
Willams
Williams
Jim Smith
Water Falls and Fall Claim Bloomington Farmer
Oscar Nydogger a young farmer from Farmer City died in a local hospital today from injuries after a fall from a barn. Two weeks earlier a body found in the Chicago river was identified as Oscar Nydogger and sent to Farmer City. After $140 in funeral charges, the supposed dead man returned home to be greeted as a ghost.
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Water Falls
Fall Kills
Bloomington
Oscar Nydogger
Farmer City
Chicago
Oscar Nydegger
Ballards Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Cough Relief
Advertises Ballard's Horehound Syrup to stop coughing on first appearance and restore lungs and throat to health. Mentions A. C. Koeppen & Hartz without other context and states there are no masters in the art of diplomacy.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Hros
Pendleton Women Seek Kidney Relief With Doan's Pills
Mrs Valentine Stroble of Pendleton Oregon testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills easing her two year kidney complaint and backaches after trying the remedy endorsed by neighbors. The ad cites Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents and recommendsDoan's by name.
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Valentine Stroble
Johnson Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doon's
Notice to Public by H M Sloan Blacksmith
Public notice states all parties indebted should settle accounts by November 3rd. Sloan warns time and money spent on ordinary baking powder is waste and notes Cleveland's powder available from leading grocers at fixed prices 1 lb 46c 2 lb 1.00 6 lb 1.65.
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H. M. Sloan
Cleveland
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Little Dog
South Africa Union
Dr. King
W. R. Nelson
Calamine
Ark
Koeppen Broa
New Life
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Oregon Lumber Yard
College Street
High Street
Star Street
Byers Grove
Lee Teutseh
Main St
Cally
Eneake Haffner CO
Denver,colo
Pendleton Drug Co
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