Church Directory Briefs for Four Local Churches
Directory lists First Baptist at Fourth and Buffalo under Rev EB F Crane with Sabbath 11?30 am and 7 pm prayer meetings, Sunday School at 12:30 pm. First Presbyterian at Ea gle and Fourth under Rev W L Austin with Sunday service 11 am and 7 pm, Sunday School 12 pm. St Johns Episcopal at Yout h and Eagle under Rev F W Raikes with tourist services 8 am and 7:30 pm, Sunday School 12:20 pm. First Methodist at Fourth between Elk and Buffalo under Rev C Z Mead with Sunday worship 11 am and 7 pm, Sunday School 10? am.
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First Baptist Church
Fourth
Buffalo
EB. F. Crane
First Presbyterian Church
B. Corner Eagle
W. L
Austin
St. Johnts Episcopal Church
BE. Carver Youtth
Eagle Streets
F. W. Raikes
Hia
First Methodist Church
Elk
C.Z. Mead
P.m. Sanay
Nebraskan Officer Slain Mistress in Jealous Shootout
A Nebraska county officer fatally shot his mistress amid a jealousy crisis and then faced a personal crisis, authorities report. Flood damages from rain cripple Columbus Cincinnati Pittsburgh and other cities, with total losses topping more than a million dollars.
An Unhallowed Love and its Result
Special Dispatches from Sher man county Nebraska report a tragedy in which Sheriff Charles Waite shot his mistress in a violent passion then killed himself with a pistol to his temple. Jealousy is believed to have driven the deaths.
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Loc Crry
Charles Waite
Sherman County
Flood Report Signals Widespread Ohio Damage
Special Dispatches report floods across Ohio with subsiding waters but severe losses in Scioto Valley. Thousands made homeless near Columbus, three hundred families driven from Sandusky County, and extensive property destruction. Reports from Pittsburgh area warn of river rises, destroyed bridges, and people cut off. Indian raids near Owen's Station are suspected amid telegraph outages and armed bands.
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Ohio State
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Owen’s
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Herris
Nevelle Station
Youngstown
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Fallon
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Washington Waits and Senate Hopeful Ferry Reappears
In the senate yesterday Mr. Ferry reappeared hopeful of re election. The Six Nation Indians of New York filed a brief with Teller supporting land rights in Kanana under the old treaty. Belford's bill to foster trade with Central and South America would appoint a 10000 salary commissioner to gather information. The House coinage committee reported that suspending silver coinage is inexpedient and urged storage needs in the Mississippi valley. The Dakota split proposal was defeated and Nicaragua canal plans were weighed and found wanting.
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Six Nation Indians
New York
Teller
Kanana
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Dakota
Nicaragua
Broad range chaos and disasters reported in Cuba and U S
Fire and explosion injuries in Havana over a hundred firemen hurt as a wreck is prepared to be blown up. Four murder convicts hanged in Alexandria after Tantah riots. Ex governor Sprague reinstated as trustee in Quidrick mills. New Haven manager fined for renting an opera house to Jubilee singers, appeals. Public unrest in France and expulsion bill tensions. Ohio bridges ruined, extensive property losses and city darkness from gas works flooding. Major C H Florton, early Republican publisher, dies. Central Ohio reports record floods with widespread damage and evacuations. Grand Rapids Eagle store burns. inmates evacuated, losses about 140000. Hornellsville Main Street blocked, boats evacuating families. Martin ran oil line leak and fire destroys barrels and buildings. Mrs Davey dies in blaze. several pipeline workers burned.
Prince Jerome’s Case and Germain Aid to Rhine Sufferers
Special dispatch reports Prince Napoleon facing indictment for attempted regime overthrow with a verdict set within a week. The Senate backs expulsion measures amid 145 votes, with Saint Claire and others opposed, while Count de Montebello resigns as Brussels embassy action bill looms.
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Paus
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Senate
Saint Claire
Waddington
Leon Say
Saint Vallier
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Brussels
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Ise
Healy Seeks Resignation Amid Imminent Imprisonment
A brief dispatch reports Healy planning to resign from Parliament due to looming imprisonment by authorities. Bren, February. The note cites a private instruction urging immediate action in light of the anticipated legal trouble.
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Healy
Econd
German Emperor Sends Aid Letter to US Subscribing Agency
Special despatch reports the emperor instructing German diplomatic agents in the United States to reward relief subscriptions for inundation victims. It notes German citizens abroad sympathize with those at home and cites kinship between Germany and America. A separate incident describes an explosive device found in a packet to a supreme court councilor. An anonymous threat letter was sent to Keysner regarding law student examinations.
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Dismark
United States
Germany
Americ
Keysner
Wrecks and Flood Halt Lakes Region Mills and Rail Lines
Two Lake Shore and Michigan Southern freight trains with 77 cans collided east of Laporte Indiana on Sunday. The westbound train carried ten cars of oil. explosions and a fire halted operations as the eastbound crew mistook orders. Floods reported from City Franklin Meadville Parker and nearby areas show subsidence. Harvey W McHenry of Roberts torpedo company was killed by a nitro glycerine blast at Simpson's station twelve miles from Bradford while preparing charges. only fragments and debris remained as the derrick collapsed.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Laporte
Ind
Harvey W. McHeary
Roberts Torpedo Company
Simpson's
Bradford
McHenry
Moonshiners and lynching terror sweep West
A Weeks ville Montana vigilantes committee has lynched seven desperadoes in two weeks to curb depredations. In Weeksville the violence and outrage are rising as outlaws threaten the area. In New York Samuel Pharaby a butcher killed himself after days of gloom, leaving a wife and four children.
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Onrax
Samuel Pharaby
Moon Shiners Raid and Coroner Deems Negligence
Regular Revenue officers raided a gang of illicit distillers in Saluxic, seizing four distilleries and detaining six suspects, including a key figure. The coroner’s jury finds the Newhall house owner culpable for negligence in fire safety and condemns hotel telegraph networks. Norfolk Jubilee at New Haven faces charges for singing on Sunday, 1786 statute violations. 700 in attendance, $4 per person potential fines.
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Norfolk
New Haven
Apers House
Sunnday
Peck
Weather Broadcast From Probabilities Signal Station
Weather bulletin notes partly cloudy skies over the Lower Lakes with light snow. Southerly to westerly winds shift overnight as temperatures rise and barometric pressure decreases.
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Lower Lakes
Lower Baron Wr
Trade and Commerce Worldwide Markets
Latest markets from around the world corrected by telegraph for this evening report. Office of the Evening Telegraph updates dated Feb 6 1883.
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Telegraph
Grain Market News from Buffalo Toledo and Detroit
Grain markets report quiet conditions in Buffalo with steady splits across flour types cornmeal oatmeal and millfeed. Winter wheat firm while hard spring wheat shows moderate demand prices cited for No 1 hard Duluth and mixed regional figures. Toledo and Cincinnati also show scattered quotations across wheat corn and oats with mixed stability and slight term variations.
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Damand
Wellers
Adler
Duluth
Ditto
Dunkirk Markets Reported for Chautauqua Fans
A brief regional item notes Dunkirk markets reported for Chautauqua fans and corrected weekly in newspaper archives.
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Chautauqua
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