New Work on Jason Lee

"Rev. John Martin Canse, formerly of Seattle and now of Bellingham is carrying on researches for a book on the great Oregon missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church- Rev. Jason Lee.

Oregon Missionary Honored

"The well-known pioneer clergyman and missionary of Oregon--- Rev. A. L. Lindsley, D. D., LL. D.--- was beautifully remembered in South Salem, New York, last December.

Pennington to Rev. Gilbert Christian, April 12, 1948

Pennington writing to Reverend Gilbert Christian about his surprise at finding out that the Church World Service had folded its relief efforts and suggesting that he carry on his efforts as a representative of the American Friends Service Committee.https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/levi_pennington/1256/thumbnail.jp

Letter from John McMahon to James B. Finley

Rev. McMahon is driving slowly home after visiting a patient and his mind wanders back to the first time he saw and heard Finley. At the time of the letter, Finley is attending the 1848 General Conference in Pittsburgh, where the Oregon question will be discussed. McMahon is very keen to see an M.E. conference established in Oregon. He is hopeful that the General Conference will approve it, and that many itinerant preachers will volunteer to serve in this western land. Abstract Number - 380https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1578/thumbnail.jp

In Tribute of Rev. Jacob DeShazer

Tribute article written by Dr. Art Brown, head of Free Methodist World Missions, describing Jacob\u27s missionary work in Japan.https://digitalcommons.spu.edu/jfdeshazer_overview/1004/thumbnail.jp

Levantamento Aéreo Expedito (LAE).

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Brouillet versus Blanchet

"Attention is here called to the fact that the anonymous booklet entitled Dix ans sur la cote du Pacifique (Quebec, 1873) was not written by the Rev. J.B.A. Brouillet to whom it has been frequently ascribed… Evidence would indicate that Banchet and not Brouillet was the 'missionaire Canadien' responsible for the book.

Letter from Cha[rle]s H. Allen to Bishop Morris, 1877 Sep 5.

[photo of State Normal School on letterhead] San Jose, Cal. Sept 5 1877Dear Bishop: The Bearer, Mr John Muir visits Oregon, in pursuit of Scientific investigations. I have taken the liberty of referring him to you, as the one most able to tell him how to get around, and whom to see. I trust you are not wholly unacquainted with Mr. M. His contributions to science have already made him well known, and you have doubtless read his snow Banners, & ascent of Mt Shasta with the delight that I have experienced. Any [ courtesy?] you extend will be gratefully appreciated by Mr M. as also by Yours Respectfully Chas. H. Allen.Rt Rev. Bishop Mom\u27s, [illegible]land Oregon 0609