Church Directory lists local denominations and services
Regular Sabbath and weekday services listed for First Baptist First Presbyterian St Johns Episcopal First Methodist German Evangelical German Lutheran Church Dormer of Deer and Fourth streets with pastors Crane Austin Raikes Mead Berstechqr Flad and notes inviting strangers to attend services and requesting pastors to call for directory space.
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First Baptist Church
Corner Fourth and Infialo
Stev. E. F. Crane
Vasser
First Presbyterian Church
E. Corner Eagle
W. L. Austin
St. John's Episcopal Church
X. l. Commer Fourth
Eagle Streets
F. W. Raikes
Ti Pom
First Methodist Church
Elk
Bodale
Mead
Hoan
Deer
Fourth Streets
John Flad
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Masonic and other lodge notices and local ads
Directory notes list Irondequoit and Dunkirk lodges with regular meeting times and officers. Also mentions Dunkirk Commandery, bakery ads, poultry and meat sellers, mortgage listings, and local clothing and cage shop promotions amid a series of sensational dispatches about a terrible tornado near Milan Ohio and a violent miners’ fight in Connellsville PA with multiple bouts and injuries.
Tragedy and Turmoil Across Several Towns
Special Dispatch reports John Seiter aged sixty four committed suicide after rising with his best clothes. In Alabama and Ohio reports recount assaults on mill workers, killings and injuries from ambush fire. A Tewksbury almshouse inquiry reveals bathing abuses and stolen clothing. A tornado near Manx, Ohio devastates buildings and crops with multiple injuries and fatalities. Observers anticipate Venus transit results by April 1084.
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John Seiter
Manx
Ohio
Nicholas Gira
John James
der Tey
Speron
An Outlaw's Doom
Bargenville in D C reports outlaw William Pritchard killed by two constables while resisting arrest. The noted killer had murdered several people and faced charges for another homicide. Demonic resistance described as he fought to escape capture.
Prohibitory amendment rejected and Brady found guilty
Connecticut house rejects the prohibitory constitutional amendment. Bishop Marty says Sitting Bull will join the Catholic church. Governor nominates Rowland Gardner as Onondaga agent. Senate confirms. Notable deaths include Henry F. Hooker, a Western New York nurseryman. A nurse named Sallie Printly allegedly killed a child in Georgia. A theater gas explosion in Revel France kills and wounds. In Chicago a saloon keeper shoots a constable amid arrest attempts. Ezra Heywood acquitted in Boston on obscenity charges. Brady found guilty of the Phenix Park murders. condemned to hanging. Annie Meagher testifies Brady was with him the night of the murder. Brady defense counsel argument noted.
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Kennedys
Brady
Paci
Dommerick Street
Phenix Park
Annie Meagher
Ireland
Legislature Bills Reported and Passed in Assembly
The assembly reported bills for third reading on ice gathering protection for merchandise, legitimating children born out of wedlock upon later marriage, and prohibiting liquor manufacture and sale. Several measures moved to third reading include telegraph and telephone line expansions, Union College trusteeship relief, and appointive state office terms. The tax on collateral inheritances was reconsidered and amended to apply to such inheritances, passing 17 to 30. The Passion Play bill arrived from the senate. debate delayed its third reading as it moved to the judiciary committee.
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Roberts
Benedict
Senate
Brooks
Roesh
Judiciary
Foreign Affairs and Dublin Murder Threats Headline Murky Report
Foreign Affairs deals with Russia and nihilists as trial proceeds with Boresha turning approver. Dublin murder threats lead to a death sentence rumor. A Philadelphia paper faces a Canada curse incident with a $30 fine. Philadelphia Ledger editor MceWade is tied to a train incident and a reported robbery.
Big Strike Among West Shore Road Builders at Amsterdam
Five hundred laborers on the West Shore Railway struck for higher wages. Three hundred were discharged and Tealians will replace them. Strikers threaten violence as the dispute escalates. The dispatch also notes a sensational breach of promise suit at Buffalo and other circuit court matters.
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Anstenvax
N. Y
West Shore Railway
Seduction suit opened in Buerrato court
In Buerrato New York circuit court Mariette Anderson sues Samuel Malin for five thousand dollars claiming seduction and breach of promise of marriage. The case is described as highly sensational. Also reported: Walter Peck, a boy, injured by a runaway horse in Meppina. A Miragzoane Layti report notes a revolution with government troops, eighty five killed and three hundred sixty six wounded.
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Buerrato
N. Y
Mariette Anderson
Samuel Malin
Mar
Weather and Market Notes From a Western United States Station
Weather bulletin reports warmer and cloudy conditions with rain extending northeast to southeast. Barometer trends show a fall in the western regions and a rise further west. Market items list mixed wheat and corn quotations with limited changes, pork and whisky markets steady, oats quiet, and several railroad and telegraph-linked securities cited in terse quotes.
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Olen Grad
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