Religious notices and church sessions listed in a 19th century entry
Multiple denominations including Congregational Presbyterian and Christian record pastors such as Rev E Adams Rev McClure and H A Brown. Services times Sunday school after morning service prayer meetings Thursday evenings and preaching at various hours at 11 AM 3 PM or 10:30 AM with details for Grimman Metropolis Rev J Limke and others.
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MM. E. Carroz
Pactor
W.H. Slingerland
Buneéey School
E. Adams
Presbyterian Gnerch
Babbath
D.L. Hughes
McClure
H. AS Brown
Work of Our Senators and Representatives in Washington
A weekly congress summary notes treasury disclosures on soldiers and postmasters claims, Virginia disabilities removal, river and harbor bill amendments, pension trial by jury proposals, and house debates on tariffs and immigration. It details vetoes, conference reports, and adjournments across June and July in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinington
Congress
Washmorox City
Treasury
Senate
House
Zanesville
Ohio
W. H. K. Lee
John E. Mitchell
Virginia
Alfred Pleasanton
Yeas
Brown
Call
Eustis
Gorman
Payne
Pugh
Des Moines
Pensions Committee
United States
Morrow
California
Randall
Sparks
Laird
Cobb
Payson
Cleve land Party Tours Capitol Galleries
Mrs. Cleve land made her first visit to the house gallery in Wasaiatua City on Saturday morning. She sat in the executive gallery with Mrs. Vilas, Mra Lamont, and Capt Eads for about twenty minutes, drawing attention away from Wisconsin claims debate, then briefly visited the senate and occupied the presidential family seats in the private gallery.
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Cleveland
Congress
Wasaiatua City
House
Vilas
Mra Lamont
Capt Eads
Senate
Manning Arrives in Washington With Party From Hot Springs
Secretary Manning and family arrived in Washington Saturday from Hot Springs accompanied by Commissioner Miller and Mrs. Manning. President Cleveland and aides greeted them at the depot and joined Manning in a viewing car before departure. Manning appeared healthier and proceeded to Watch Hill Rhode Island. Also noted: House committee favors raising United States court clerks fees to 1000 per year and the Fitz John Porter relief bill was signed along with army, post office, and agricultural appropriation measures.
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West
Whitthorne
Senate
House
Springer
Hiscock
Perking
Kansas
Weaver
Iowa
Oklahoma
Perkins
Washington City
Morrill
Manderson
Qlness
Hoar
Edmunds
Supreme Court
Ohio River
Cairo
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Yllinois Central Railways
Pan-Electric
Garland
Hale
Wasuinatos City
Jones
Ar George
Gibson
Fair
Riddle
Geological Survey
Manning
Miller
Hot Springs
Cleveland
Fairchild
Jordan
Youmans
Col. Lamont
Hill
R.L
House Committee On Judiciary
United States
Fitz John Porter
Wasumeros City
Army
Post Office
Rhode Island Enters Upon Constitutional Prohibition
Rhode Island began constitutional prohibition at midnight. Citizens stocked up on liquor as bars closed. many planned to quit or operate secretly. In Atlanta, retail licenses expired, bars closed, enforcement began, but illicit liquor remains available, and thousands seek supplies for headaches and accidents.
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Rhode Island
Atlanta
Providence
Weopis
Atlanta Wasaary City
Threat of Lake Shore labor strife spreads to stockyards
Reports from Curiaeo on July 1 describe looming labor tensions as Lake Shore strike influence is seen reaching Chicago stockyards. Packing-house workers discuss holidays, potential trouble, and preparations for police action while pledging to stand by Lake Shore workers.
Great Industrial Changes Predicted Profit Sharing the Best Solution
Northfield Minn July 5 In an ad places Saturday Senator Z said the Relations of Capital and Labor is said he believed great changes in these relations were impending and that though there was great peril the action to be made in the throes of tion he had that faith in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Minn
Z Sud
Plan for coopartnership to unite labor and capital
Speech urges conciliation and justice to avert disaster and promote copartnership. Windom promotes profits sharing and fair division as a practical solution tried by liberal capitalists in America and Europe, while warning reform moves require time and education.
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Windom
America
Europe
Knights Denounce Anarchists Propaganda in Labor Order
District No 24 Knights of Labor in this city adopts resolutions denouncing anarchist propaganda and all advocates of riot and murder. The 100 assemblies and 20 000 members are urged to expel anarchist adherents and close the order to red flag followers. Any member joining anarchists shall be expelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcase
Knights of Labor
Mad Cows Create Consternation in Ballard County
In Ballard County Kentucky a mysterious fatal malady grips cows causing them to go wild attack objects and die within a day. The disease spreads fear among locals as riders report being chased by rabid beasts and the condition remains unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cano
Ballard County
Kentucky
Serenade for Gen Logan at funeral night
Fifth regiment band serenaded Gen McNulta and guest Senator Logan at his home Wednesday night. Logan, appearing briefly, thanked the band and cited the funeral of David Davis as the reason for his silence. He departed for Kansas City at 4 am Thursday. Washington Park races near Curiaco on July 5 featured Grisetta winning the mile, Allegheny second, Jim Douglas the mile, Hopedale second, Lizzie Dwyer the 1 1/2 miles with Binnetts second, and Eloise the 1 1/4 miles. Will Davis won the mile hurdle in two straight heats. Getaway had previously beaten all but Will Davis at Saratoga in 1891.
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Frank Hirth
Detroit
Chicago
Charles Simon
Anton Palmer
Sloan
Washington
Broosmercy
Fifth Regiment
Gen. McNulta
Senator Logan
Logan
David Davis
Don. Logan
Kansas City
Curiaco
Grisetta
Washington Park Course
Allegheny
Jim Douglas
Hopedale
Lizzie Dwyer
Binnetts
Getaway
Saratota
Eloise
Miles
Will Davis
P. Ostheimery
Fldora
Ford Linn’s
Point Pleasant
Cuiiaco
Uverfest
Iicinity
Eighteen Missing After Fire at Restaurant and Museum
A Monday morning blaze gutted the second floor building housing Burcky & Milan restaurant and Kole & Middleton’s Jim e museum in Curiaca. Thirty five guests at Kenton House above the restaurant were reduced to seventeen known escapees, with fears of fatalities. Five people sleeping in the adjacent museum escaped as animals and birds burned.
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Curiaca
Burcky & Milan
Ihe
Kenton House
Kole & Middleton
Terrific Explosion at Giant Powder Works Kills Ten
A deadly blast at the Atlantic giant-powder works between McCainesville and Lakesville New Jersey on Friday morning killed ten workers and injured ten to twelve others. The mixing-house blast blew the building to splinters, scattered body fragments up to 500 feet away, and shattered glass miles distant. Names of the dead include Charles Jackson Joseph N Kinner George Ammerman George Hankill Theodore Bryan Charles Milburn George King John Smith and two Laubach brothers. About 250 pounds of mixture detonated in a 10 by 70 by six feet ground depression formed at the explosion site. Most fragments were under a foot, with a skull fragment found several hundred yards away. Families of many victims are left widowed.
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Monkistown
N. J
Atlantic Giant-Powder Works
McCainesville
Iakesville
N.J
Charles Jackson
Joseph N. Kinner
George Ammerman
George Hankill
Theodore Bryan
Charles Milburn
George King
John Smith
Laubach
Jury Convicts Anarchists After 31 Hours in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee Wisconsin the jury in the Anarchists Hirth Simon and Palm trial returned a guilty verdict after thirty one hours deliberation. The panel showed initial leanings toward acquittal but shifted to conviction with two jurors initially opposing. Both defendants are saloonkeepers. one had infiltrated the jury previously. Punishment may range from a five hundred dollar fine to a year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwacker
Wis
Word
Yacht Sigma Heads to Meet President at Buffalo
The steam yacht Sigma, recently bought by Col. 8 C Reynolds for 31000 and repaired to 5000, sails to Detroit to install a new propeller wheel and hopes to meet President and Mrs Cleveland at Buffalo for a lakes tour.
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Epo
Ohio
Sigma
Detroit
8. C. Reynolds
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lakes
Ambitious Michigan preacher threatens heaven over unpaid salary
A Michigan clergyman, preparing for Boston, vows to appeal to God to bar heaven from any church that fails to pay his salary. News notes from Minneapolis, Louisiana debt talks, cattle disease in Arkansas, and trials and appointments across the country accompany the claim.
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Michigan
Boston
Mondday
Minneapolis
Clearing House
New York
W. W. Corcoran
Columbian University
District of Columbia
President Escaped Meeting with Knife-Wielding German Crank
A German crank, armed with a bowie knife, tried to see the president at the White House on Sunday evening. He gave his address, was told the president would not receive visitors until Monday, then kneeled, cried that the evil one would shoot him, and was restrained by police.
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Burrao
The
Times
Washington
White House
New York Avenue
Pon
Roving News Briefs From Brige And Nearby Towns
A 19th century roundup notes James J. Church dies at Woodstock, Hia, Johnston and Mike Wilkes to race for $5,009 in St Paul, a Clyde bout sails for New York, Dundee fire wipes a merchant’s Dundee mansion, Boston liquor license denial for Addy Hyan, Oregon colony forming for September, Detroit baseball charges against Capt Anson, Poht & Stockton fails in Winston NC, A Orendarff elected Illinois Democratic chair, Dewey and Hopkins wedding in Madison, nail factory reopens in Wittsburgh after 13 months idle, J H Dixon travels from India to pursue life insurance claim, mackerel shoal prompts Canadian naval response, Chicago directory lists 70,000 pop, Sing Sing shows $9,000 June profit, New York Liverpool Conservatives win in parliament, anarchists in Chicago wear red flowers, Briggs Wharton & Leveridge brick factory burns, Scully fines carpenter for intimidation, Grape creek mines hire 100 Kentucky workers, Illinois veteran reunion set for Shelbyville, Oxford students jeer Gladstone, Hayes criticizes Cleveland pensions, Cadillac banker’s assignment, Milwaukee grain rates cut, Dover pallbearer Varney dies, Corrigan’s streetcar sale, W A Johnson’s shelton livery fire, cholera deaths in Europe, Hopes mine earnings, J C Branyan seeks Indiana seat, J Wright hanged in D C, nationwide congratulatory dispatches to Fitz Joby Porter, race-track fines paid in New Jersey, Canadian Terror seizes City Point schooner, Chicago switchmen jailed for contempt.
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James J. Church
Woodstock
Hia
St. Paul
Johnston
Mike Wilkes
United States
Clyde
New York
Ina
Dundee
Scotland
Martin White
Boston
Addy Hyan
Walnut Hill
Ills
Lave
Oregon
Detroit
Capt. Anson
Chicago Nine
Chicago
Sing Sing
Liverpool
Briggs, Wharton & Leveridge
Appleton
Wiz
Scully
Carpenters’ Union
California Avenue
Grape Creek Voal
Uinals
Kentucky
Illinois State
Shelbyville
Oxford
Gladstone
Salisbury
Churchill
Toledo
Hayes
Cleveland
J. H. Hixon
Cadillac
Mich
Pew
Milwaukee
Dover
George W. Varney
Corrigan
Corrigan Consolidated Street Hailway Company
Kansas City
W. A. Johnson
Shelton
Hames
Hiume
Hungary
Juna- Feldvar
Ishpeming
J. C. Branyan
Huntington
Ind
Indiana
J. Wright
Hampton
D. C
Fitz Joby Porter
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
Terror
City Point
Portland
Shelburne
I. LF. Collins
Shepard
Jonas
Cardinal Gibbons Investiture Elicits Baltimore Crowd
The cardinal was honored in a cathedral ceremony attended by Roman Catholics from across the country. Sixty musicians played as the Washington Marine Band serenaded him in the square between Mulberry and Franklin streets. About 10,000 people packed the scene as he thanked the Young Catholic Friends society and the Marine Band for their contributions to the festivity.
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Washington City
Marine Band
Haltimore
Bathburk
Gibbons
Young Catholic Friends Society
Marine Band of Washington
Mulberry
Franklin Streets
Charles
Baltimore
Knights of Labor Test Congressional Will With Petitions
In Washington July 5 the Knights of Labor headquarters report a flood of petitions from local assemblies urging action on the national committee list. About 50 000 signatures were received Saturday with vigorous letters. Chairman Halph Beaumont aims to test congress on measures for relief and respect for petition rights and expects petitions with at least 1 000 000 signatures to be presented within days.
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Washineton
Derry
National Legislative Committee
The
Knights of Labor
Congress
National Committee
Halph Beaumont
Knights
Beaumont
Two Murders in New Orleans by Young Children
In New Orleans two fatal stabbings and one fatal scissors attack are linked to youths under 12. Joseph Ellis wounded Septime Bergusen, who died. Josephine Acosta and Felix Alvarez, aged about 12, killed by a pair of scissors. July 5 reported incidents amid Fourth of July celebrations.
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New Orleans
Arenue and
Toledano
Joseph Ellis
Septimebergusen
Septime
Josephine Acosta
Felix Alvarez
Contire Street
Hoyal
Alvarez
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Alen Meider
Eldora
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Chas. Hoelsoher
Grant
J.5. King
G. W. Ward
Ed. Whitney
Evergreen Chapter
R.A. M
L. P. Bowis
H. P
L. N. Saruez, Recorder
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C. U
Montague Lodge
A.F
A. M
Strange Brothers
Jonathan Hdgington
L. P. Bowss
Evergreen ‘Lowge
Knights of Phythisa Mede
Elleworth Hall
Sam Johne
C. B. Edgington, Jr
K. B
Masonic Hill
Bra
Bell C. Hies
WW. M
Goo
Ward W. P
J. P. Bowes
Mra
E. A. Bemis
Ada
J. E. King
Ruth
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Martha
James F. Walker
Electa
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L. P. Bowes
L. Sergent
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Scvering
Essie Hulbert
the Cemetery Society
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Trassurer
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Sexton
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King
Jaws
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W. H. Young
Jalil
Ogalls
Cat L. Huf
Elders
Lowe
Beebe
Port Henry
Hardin County
Methodist Siam
Toole
Em Olney & Ban
Marathon
Buna Viste County
U. L. Sergent
Merchant Tailo
Dad
Lesims
Proprieta
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Wasuisotox Crry
Vance
Hawkey
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Koston
Patent
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Serata
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Naval Academy Board of Visitors
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Bragg
Gillenther
Fox
Wisconsin
Secretary Manning
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Knlights
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Armour & Co
London
Ashton-under-Lynn
Fen
Edward Heneage
Lincolnshire
Pall Mall
England
Wales
Timothy Healy
Newry
Cladstone
Gen. Logan
Washington Park
Restaurant and Dime Museum
Peoria
Emma Molloy
Little Rock
Lavree Rock
Ferguson
Wills
Paris
Atlantic
Steeles
Oak
Louisiana
Commonwealth
Anton Palm
Hamilton
Marine Hospital Service
Chicago Polyclinic Institution
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
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W. Frank Paxton
Charles City
Salvation Army
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T Deevoeiers
Marles
Arps. Gees CO
Haltemus O
Taltmure
GT Jacobs
Baehneke
Charles A. Voge
Naltinuoke
J.D. K. Smith
Pleasant Township
City Bank
Brige
Poht
St Louisa
India
Arthur Preller
Prince Edward Island
Canadian Department of Fisheries
Conrad
Critic
al. Meader
A. E. Smith
North Washington St
Eldora, JA
Young Montie
Montie
John Hall
Uount
Joe Manchester
JO Manchester
Manchester
Fonarnaught
Bill
Morgan Eagle
Morgan Fagle
M Underwood
Iran
Brown Chemical
Corp
Cutcaco
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Union Cigar Company of Chicago
U. S
Beue
Yas. S. Gibbs
Union CigarCo
Srocer
Alvord & Forker
Saleratu
Price Baking P Powder CO
Dr. Price
Parnell
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Faul's Station
Ohto
Jack
Ellis Township
Owasa
Iowa Balls
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Wellaburg
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Wade
Lavo
My Place
Brinson & Co
Taore
Boerinners
Hallet Booy
Maine
Frac & Co
Auguste
Sivenaway
Aganta Wantia
Céry
Cfcilor Cos
Tina
Usg
Kortunet
SIL
Jay
Keine
Matt, Wm. G. Mendelson
Federal Co
Sccpa
REW & Greer
Mauser
Ilandlez
I Rosarf
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TL. EF. Wiser
Mek. Durey
Saprice
ORACT
Rae
Stone Mason
Lowad
Trass & Allison
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Shap
de Oy Ai
Meader
Ra Bess
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