Church Directory Listings for Local Congregations
Furat Baptist Church at Fourth and Buffalo led by Rev EB F Crane holds Sabbath services at 12 a.m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 12 30 p m and a 6 p m evening prayer. First Presbyterian at S E Former Ea ge and Fourth with Rev W J Austin, Sabbath services 11 4 a m and 7 30 p m. Sunday school 12 m. German Evangelical at etk between Fourth and Fifth, Rev G Beretecher, services 10 a m and 7 p m, Sunday school 9 a m. German Methodist at Corner of Deer and Fourth, Rev John Finch, Sabbath 10 30 a m and 7 p m, Sunday school 9 a m. Firad Methodist at Fourth between Bik and Buffalo, Rev C J Mead, services 11 a m and 7 30 p m, Sunday school announced. St Johns Episcopal at TM BE corner Fourth and Eagle sheets, Rev F W Raikes, rector, services 11 a m and 7 30 p m, Sunday school 12 20 p m. N R notes space is available in the directory by calling the office.
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Furat Baptist Church
Fourth and
Buffalo
EB. F. Crane
First Presbyterian Church
S. E
Eage
W. J. Austin
St. John's Episcopal Church
F. W. Raikes
Ham
Firad Methodist Church
Bik
Rex. C.J. Mead
Deer and
Fourth Streets
John Finch
Masonic Directory Listings For Trondeqaert and Dunkirk Lodges
Trondeqaert Lodge No 501 F A M holds communications on the first and third Fridays monthly. L G Risley, W M, and Zimmer Wanr, Secy, listed. Dunkirk Lodge No 767 F A M meets on the first and third Mondays monthly. W J Mullick, W M, and OP AW Makes, Sec, noted. Dunkirk Chapter No 191 RA M Stated convocations on the second and fourth Tuesdays monthly. H J Gibbs Jy, WLP, FW Raikes, Sec, cited.
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Duakirk Lodge
W.J. Mullick
W.M
Dunkirk
RA. M
H. J. Gibbs
FW. Raikes
Broadways firms hit in downtown fire causes and losses
Special dispatch details a Friday blaze at the Broadway building housing Bradstreet's commercial agency Remington & Sons rifle makers and other firms. Damages listed at 160000 for Remingtons 50000 for Bradstreets 50000 for the Hall Safe. Authorities blame spontaneous combustion in ammunition stored in cellars under the Remingtons ware rooms. Rochester murder report notes a 70 year old woman found dead with skull injuries and suspicion on a man living with her. Bishop Twigg of Pittsburgh Diocese stricken with paralysis and not expected to survive. Chicago citizen Gottfried Schiout, shown signs of insanity, attempted escape after event.
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Gee Evening Observer
Bradstreet
BE. Remington & Sons, Rifle Manufacturers
Hall Safe
Evening Observer
Rochester
McNamara
Hetumer
Bemble
Murder Threat in Marvintown Dance Incident
Telegraph dispatches report a dance at Har Mon’s house in Marvintown ended in a brawl after intruders accused local girls of disrepute. A pistol fired, a man killed, another badly injured, several others hurt. Police arrested four suspects: Geo W. Smith George Barling Conrad Darling and George Slaight.
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Evening Observer
Eris
Louis Seiter
Peter Joacim
Leiter
Geo. W. Smith
George Barling
Conrad Darling
George Slaight
A Texas Meteor Strikes Near Fort Worrs
Special Dispatch reports from Williams ranch describe a meteor fall near Fort Worrs. The fiery mass killed several cattle and destroyed the Garcia dwelling, burying Martinez Garcia his wife and five children beneath rubble. The event caused earthquake-like shocks and remains hot and steaming, embedded 160 feet deep and over 100 feet high, threatening about an acre of land.
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Keening Observer
Fort Worrs
Williams Ranch
Martinez Garcia
Local Classified Fragments Show Varied Offers and Ads
A collage of small ads and notices includes smoke scents from H. C. H. Smith at 31 Center Street, boarders wanted at 68 Deer Street, Bird Cages at Mewarthy's China Hall, poultry oysters and lard products, mortgage sales and oil properties, and an all price clothing store promising low prices.
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Dunkirk
Mewarthy
China Hall
South Carolina Election Cases Delay Proposed to October
Crantgston April 16 District Attorney Melton cites a watchdog funding gap for government witnesses and asks Attorney General Brewster to delay the South Carolina election cases set for Tuesday before Judges Bond and Ryan until the October special term. Bond, now in Richmond, opposes a special term and suggests November. Melton pushes for November. outcome depends on a conference between Bond and Melton tomorrow.
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Evening Observer
Crantgston
8. C
Melton
United States
General Brewster
South Carolina
Bond
Ryan
Brewster
Richmond
Levy killed in hand car accident near Fuening Observer
A hand car broke on a descent near Fuening Observer in Manoxey Cirt Pa. on April 16. Prof Levy the renowned musician was crushed when the car overturned and collided with a horse car. Twenty passengers from Delano station escaped serious injury. Levy died at the scene.
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Fuening
Levy
Land Leaguers Address Irish Meeting in Rocugsarge
Patrick Egan ex treasurer of the Irish Land League John Devoy editor of the Irish Nation and James Mooney president of the American League spoke to a large Irish gathering in Rocugsarge on April 16 They refuted allegations the Land League endorsed assassination urged united effort and predicted Ireland would win freedom.
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The
Land Leaguers
Evening Observer
Rocugsarge
Patrick Egan
Irish Land League
John Devoy
Irish Nation
James Mooney
American League
Land League
Ireland
Tragedy in Dunvace as Woman and Child Die
In Dunvace Iowa this afternoon the bodies of Mrs Zeiprecht and her three year old son were found at the bottom of a fifty foot well. They were alone in the house and it is believed the woman threw the child into the well and then leaped in herself.
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Evening Observer
Dunvace
Zeiprecht
Fire at Atlantic House Destroys Aptos Hotel
A blaze yesterday leveled the Atlantic house in Aptos Iowa. Remains of William Gull Charres Quinlan and Carl Sperzer were found among the ruins today. The hotel was totally destroyed and only partly covered by insurance.
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Evening Observer
Aptos
Atlantic House
William Gull
Charres Quinlan
Carl Sperzer
Willing to Strike Over Price Rise Demand
Special Report from Pintangeems dated April 1 states cigar makers will demand a one dollar per thousand rise in the price for manufacture. They threaten a strike on May 1 if not granted, though many manufacturers are expected to concede.
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Evening Observer
Pintangeems
Sance Ae
Murder case in Leavenworth area ends in death
Special Dispatch reports Andrew Lovelock killed by Edward Shevelin last evening amid drunken conditions and a family relation by marriage. Shevelin struck Lovelock under the ear, breaking his neck and killing him instantly.
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Levening
Tsov
Andrew Lovelock
Edward Shevelin
Shevelin
Lovelock
Trial of Daniel Curly Comings To Day Conflicted
Foreign affairs report notes Daniel Curly's trial due today with conflicting reports. Parnell wants the land convention at Philadelphia postponed. A ship loaded with dynamite is being watched, with notes on Tynan and related dynamite movements.
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Parnell
Philadelphia
Arrington waifs and high finance in brief notes
Secretary Folger went to New York for a few days and accepted 90000 in compromise of a whisky case involving Bayaud & Perrenaed of New York. March immigration rose to 38387 from 5000 last year while Hayti restricts trade after Miragoane’s capture. Postmaster general exposed alias man in Albot Massachusetts. Internal Revenue CD totals rose from 106,274,000 to 108,825,000 in nine months ending June 1882 and 1888 respectively. An expedition under Lieut Garlington is forming to reach Lieut Greenley at Lady Franklin Bay from St Johns Florida in July. Hazen says no anxiety for Greenley. British wheat area may fall 15% and 10% in France. Austrian Hungary sowed breadth. US and Spanish claims commissioners report on Cuba damages. 35 allowed, 95 dismissed. Total claimed 30,313,000. 1,283,000 allowed.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Lieut
Garlington
Lieut. Greenley
Lady Franklin Bay
St. Johns
N. FL
Hazen
Greeley
Three Gunboats Patrol Off Coux
Three gunboats cruise off Coux waiting to intercept an American vessel for an unknown reason as of April 18 reports.
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Thenatch
Coux
America
Parnell Urges Delay of Irish Convention
Special Dispatch from Lospow reports April 16 that Charles Parnell says a postponed or delayed Irish convention in Philadelphia could allow attendance later. He suggests deferring the convention to next fall to suit circumstances. In Denys on April 16 the Curly murder trial of Ford Cavendish and Secretary Burke began with 22 witnesses planned. Three new witnesses will claim they saw the accused in Phoenix Park on murder day. other prisoners’ trials to last about two weeks. It is expected the three Phoenix Park murderers will plead guilty.
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Evening Observer
Lospow
Denys
Daniel] Curly
Ford Cavendish
Burke
Phoenix Park
Phenix Park
Dublin Items on Trials in Phoenix Park Murders
Eleven prisoners face true bills for the Phoenix Park murders though only seven may be tried on the capital charge. Deleney and McCaffrey may plead guilty. Carey to testify about his Invincible oath. Kelly to be tried after Carley. A juror received a letter urging not guilty verdicts or risk death. Government may negotiate with Tynan to expose the Invincibles’ leaders and funds.
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Dublin
Doms
Rtaae
Tyler
Phonix Park
Lharge
Trix
Deleney
McCaffrey
Peter Carey
Kelly
Carley
Joe Brady
Tynan
Invincibles
Lynch Mobs Strike Windsor North Carolina
Saturday night at Windsor North Carolina about 200 men seized Manuel Halcott a Black man from jail and lynched him after an alleged attempt to outrage Miss Freeman who walked with two sisters near town. The mob action follows a string of violent incidents and exhumations reported in a chaotic telegraphic roundup.
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Windsor
Manuel Halcott
Boston
Probabilities Signal Station Weather and Market Notes
Weather brief notes report partly cloudy conditions with local rain, variable winds, and steady temperatures. Markets show mixed activity with grains and oats in moderate demand, wheat largely neglected, rye quiet, and various commodities with firm or steady quotes. Oil market at City shows daily opening and closing figures and price ranges.
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Glad
Toledo
Nartey
Mde
Cencinnate Korh—Korlea
Notable NY Weekly co-owner Francis dies unexpectedly
Francis $. Street, proprietor of the New York Weekly, has died leaving an estate valued at 1.5 million dollars. The telegraph notes also report a separate series of violent events including a murder in Missouri, a stabbing in Chicago, and other distressing incidents across several states.
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Francis $. Street
New York Weekly
Five Oclock Dispatches from April 16
An excerpted dispatch notes multiple violent events with minimal detail. Ron Sullivan was fatally shot by an unknown assailant in Carcaco, while a related line mentions a prior killing by a woman. J Williams is alleged to have sold bodies to medical colleges, netting over $3,000. John Brownell, a New York farmer, died by self harm near Newsaren. Crum was shot by Ramph near Crystal Springs, Miss, amid a feud. Ramph arrested.
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Ron Sullivan
Boenig Observer
Catenco
J. Williams
Medical Colleges
Br. E.W. Crum
Crystal Springs
Miss
Jacob Ramph
Ramph
Crum
Rumph
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