Church Directory of Several Local Congregations
First Baptist Church lists Rev E Crane pastor with sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. Sunday evening prayer meeting 6 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church lists Rev W L Austin with sabbath services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at noon. Stranger and young men invited. St Johns Episcopal Church lists Rev W Raikes rector with Sunday services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 12 p.m. Weekday services announced. strangers invited. First Methodist Church with Rev C L Mead at Fourth between Elk and Buffalo holds Sunday preaching at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school as announced. German Evangelical Church between Fourth and Fifth with Rev G Berstecher services 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Strangers invited. German M E Church at Deer and Fourth with Rev John Flad services 10:30 a.m. and 7:60 p.m. Sunday school 9:60 a.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. X. B notes space available in the directory. News from Albany reports Isaac G Perry not to be confirmed as Capitol Commissioner. shoe makers strike in Philadelphia. Kansas horror devoured by wolves. famous Farnet estate litigation settled. Charles and Mrs Caryl to remain in possession. Perry N. G special dispatch from Albany notes Republican Senators opposing confirmation. Democrats skeptical. Governor urged to consult them.
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First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Buffalo
E. ¥. Crane
First_ Presbyterian Church
Easle
W.L. Austin
John's Biscopal Church
N. E
Eagie
W. Raikes
First Methodist Church
Elk
C. L. Mead
German Evangelical Church
Fifth
G. Berstecher
Gernan M. E. Chucch
Deer
Fourth Streets
John Flad
Sabpath
X. B
Perry N. G
Evening Observer
Albany
Isaac G. Perry
Binghamton
Finance
Perry
Senate
Thomas
Strike at Mundell & Co Ends in Partial Walkout
Special dispatch reports shoe factory Mundell & Co discharged six hundred workers after rejecting a wage cut. Two hundred more walked out next day, closing the plant. Likelier return on compromise noted. Also reported miss Church found dead on prairie. likely suicide after long disappearance. James estate dispute resolved with Charles and Mrs Carey remaining in possession after fifty years of litigation.
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Eoening Observer
Poaperrita
Mundell & Co
Washington Waifs and Treasury Notes
Treasurer Woman and Assistant Treasurer Graves assume duties. Supreme Court hearings pause April 27 and term adjourns May 7. March debt decrease of 9.345 million. Coinage 826,200 pieces totaling 4.005 million. Sixty in treasury cash. minor deficits found in silver and interest accounts. Hawaiian coinage request likely to be granted amid post office investigation report remains garbled.
Lightning Flashes and court and crime notes from New York
Trial of Conkting for Haverstick killing begins in New York. A Vermont man swallowed lead shots to treat boils and died. Flood risk grows as levees weaken in New Orleans. Railway laborers strike for 25 cent raise. Bullard the bigamist pleads guilty to larceny and gets five years. Tribes seek removal of Agent Parkhurst amid charges. Libel case Wable v Gazette ends with $5 verdict. Greenback Labor party plans Albany meeting on new organization. White Mountain chief Nadaski to Camp Thomas, then Dry Tortugas. Katie Junker wins $10,000 for seduction. perjury arrest for Heckman. Folger shows improvement with some eye inflammation. War expenses payments to states listed. Barnum and others jailed for child cruelty. physicians deem exhibit harmless. Post office vacancy rules clarified. temporary designation allowed for ten days. President set to depart Wednesday for Sibehde.
Masonic and affiliated bodies meet in Dunkirk area
Hasanic Directors Lodge No Hl F A M Dunkirk Lodge No 767 regular meetings first and third Mondays. Dunkirk Chapter No 191 second and fourth Pacedays. Dunkirk Council No R A 3 M stained assemblies Grat Wednesday. Dunkirk Commandery No 40 second and fourth Wednesdays. Also local ads for Haynes goods and Overalls at Van de Velde, and mentions Scent cigar by H C H Smith Center Street.
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Dunkirk
Mallort
Wim
Raikes
Dankack
A. S
Gibbs
H. Flow. Raikes
See’s
Dunkirk Council No
R. A
B. L. Harrison
Charlies Bleed
Dunkirk Commandery
E. T
A. Sherman
R.J. Gross
H.C. H. Smith
Center Street
Parnell Calls for Stay of Executions in Ireland
Special dispatch reports in the London diary: Charles Parnell urged the House of Commons to suspend further executions in Ireland until a court of criminal appeal could be established. The note notes Lowell acts and the typical diplomatic stance. A Berlin observer marks an April report on Russian revolutionary plans, warning to stay clear of coronation events as they vow renewed action for Russia’s freedom.
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Parnell
Msid
Court OF Criminal Appeal
House of Commons
Ireland
Windejames and International Notes From Toronto to Cork
A mixed Dispatch summary covers U S minister Low ell affirming friendly U S Britain ties, Miss Agnes Langtry denying Niagara elopement reports, Morgan the Ishoret accused of arms trafficking in Cork, and letters tied to O Donovan Rossa. Also notes on Jeannette survivors examinations and a stray wartime grievance from a Toronto source.
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Cork
Morgan
England
O'Hernhy
Featherstone
Horliby
O'Donovan Rossa
Jossa
Legislature confronts veto over gaslight and suffrage issues
The Governor vetoed a bill allowing gaslight firms to use levitonal power while pending rules would require surface wiring for telegraph and electric lines. Concurrent resolutions on a constitutional female suffrage amendment were debated with varied views. Debate touched taxation without representation, domestic role, and protection of wives’ property. Bills passed included salaries for clerks and court stenographers, and a committee was appointed to probe Howe’s charges. A large East River crossing crisis saw 360 people gain access before police cleared the area. Three Ballas detectives pursue a political murder linked case from 1880.
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A. Lansing
J. A. Nelson
Government suit against Reading Railway ends in favor
Special dispatch reports the government’s suit to tax surplus earnings from 1864 to 1867 at $41,000 against Reading Railway Company was decided for the railway. A receipt from the government for the same amount was presented. Fire department bill passed and awaiting governor’s signature.
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Dbeereer
Privavetema
Reading Railway Company
United States
Mrr
Gowan
Observer Aunayxy
Buffalo Fire Department
Our Oil Dispatch. Special Digarech to the Evening Observer
Very quiet on change today as all await reports from the Watch well. April 3. Acting secretary of the treasury plans a new rule requiring merchant vessels to enter and clear at each port they stop to take in coal or stores. Distressed vessels are exempt. Regulation will cost about 125 dollars per call.
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City
Ltill
Watch
Aoting
Weather and markets brief from Washington operation desk
Signal Station reports slightly warmer fair weather over the Lower Lakes with westerly to southerly winds and lower pressure. Trade and commerce notes include latest market corrections from telegraph for this evening.
Grain Market Summary and Oil City Oil Market Report
Grain prices show mixed activity with slight increases in wheat and barley quiet with no sales reported. Corn remains dull with no notable changes, while oats and mixed western corn samples fluctuate on track. Oil City market opens with listed bids and closings for major rail and canal stocks reflected in the session notes.
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Buffalo
Michigan
Aks Niet
Uincinnate
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Church Directory
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Jeave Wedoesdas
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