Panoramic View of Today’s Continental News
The feature notes growing sentiment in Congress and reports on early berries in New York markets priced at five dollars per four quarts. It also mentions a scientific slugging event in New York with the Yankees facing Australian mutton, and Macke and Slade offering an exhibition tonight.
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New York
Macke
Slade
Que
Jacksonville
Fla
Batelay Street
BIONA
Amthotland & Co
Park
Mexs
West
Eule
Cory & Whitnesey
Louis Heyl
Jones
Aumison
Huttalone
Paris
Trade notices from small town suppliers in Dun Kirk NY
The item lists multiple local business offerings including W Reafft teaching mental music at a studio near Huggies, Lokes favorite Tonsorial Parlor under Lake Shore Bank Center Street, Kate Len stock of belts dresses hats plumes feathers, and stamping services plus capes. Read as a clustered ad inviting customers to visit and see stock different items including headwear and garments.
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Kate Len
Center Street
Dunkirk
N.Y
Shucch Directory Church Services Listed
Regular Mire Baptist Church Buffalo led by Rep ELF holds Sabbath services at 1 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday school at 12:50 p.m. Evening prayer meeting 6 p.m. Wednesday prayer 7 p.m. First Presbyterian Chief 3 KE corner Ea ge and Fourth led by Rev Austin offers Sabbath services 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 1 p.m. Midweek service Wednesday. Strangers and young men invited to all services.
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Mire Baptist Church
Buffalo
Rep
ELF
First Presbyterian
KE. Corner Eage
Rev. Austin
St. John's Episcopal Church
N.E
Fourth and
Eagle Streets
F. W. Raikes
First Methodist Church
Fik
O. L. Mead
Lia
P.m. Sunny School
Contested Exhibition Promised At Madison Square Garden
Richard K Fox announces Stade and Munce will stage an exhibition tonight at Madison Square Garden with full ring costumes and other noted pugilists. A licensing dispute was resolved by Judge Donallie allowing the sport to proceed despite appeals.
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New York
Richard K. Fox
The
Police Gazette
Stade and Munce
Madison Square Garden
Donallle
Boston
Uroy
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Sullivan
Washington Walts and Tariff Debates Across Capital
Advance census compendium issues announced. A motion to put pulp for making paper on the free list fell 22 to 27. Garfield monument proceeds estimated about 7 a0. Indian bureau cites Payne raids cost government £200,000. Tariff debates include duties on leather goods and iron ore, coal, matches, emery, and candles. Labor section covers mine conditions and Knights of Labour aims for a national eight hour law.
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House Committee
Out Labor
Layton
Fle
Knights of Labour
Pittsburg Braces for Biggest Flood in Fifty Years
Telegraphic dispatch notes Pittsburg faces extreme flood risk with water levels at twenty five feet last night and projections reaching thirty two to thirty five feet at peak. Widespread submersion expected and great destruction anticipated.
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Pittsburg
Dowling Trial Opens Amid Crowded Court For Cox Murder
Special dispatch reports the Dowling murder trial of policeman Cox opening in crowded court chambers. Other items note Parnell's call for Irish MPs to attend Parliament, river flood danger and expected extra session of Congress, with local accidents and mine disasters changing the day’s news.
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Dons
Dowling
Cox
Eninsity
Evening Observer
Desitx
Parnell
Dunkirk Markets Reported for Chautauqua Reader
A brief item notes market activity in Dunkirk with reference to the Chautauqua Reader publication and a correction issued on a weekly basis.
Five Oclock Dispatches From Connellsville and Pottsville
Five oclock dispatches report a racy clerical scandal at Connellsville Pennsylvania a colliery horror at Pottsville and a fatal incident at another location. The notes mention a soap and candle maker strike an inheritance of Scotch whisky and a high pond result. Authorities tighten control as events unfold in multiple towns with no single clear outcome.
Wrecks at Port Ferry and Sheth Islands
Two schooners wrecked off Ireland with heavy loss of life. One vessel lost cargo and crew entirely, another schooner near the Sheth Islands drowned part of its crew and saved none of the cargo. Also, Michael Davitt, Healy, and Quinn arrested amid public unrest over alleged government tyranny.
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Shetland Islands
Evening Observer
Loexpes
Port Ferry
Ireland
Sheth Islands
Ex Gov Davis of Texas Dies After Pneumonia
Telegraphed notes report former Texas governor Davis died last evening from pneumonia after a brief illness. Other items note 250 bodies stolen from Montreal area graves yearly, 50 coal barges washed away at Covington with $35,000 loss, the Fiver at 49 feet, and a slate of legal and corporate cases across the U S including embezzlement charges and stock attachments.
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Gov. Davis
Texas
Covington
Weather brief from Washington station report
Probabilities signal station in Washington reports slight warming with fair weather and occasional snow. Winds shift southerly to westerly across Lower Lakes, reflecting a mild, unsettled pattern.
World Markets Reported by Telegraph Tonight
Trade and commerce notes from the latest markets worldwide corrected by telegraph. Evemae Onsrevar office issue dated February 8 provides evening summaries of prices, trends, and notable movements across commodities, stocks, and currencies for readers tracking global financial activity.
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Telegraph
Grain Market Report from Buffalo Toledo and Cincinnati
Flow firm and patents up 25c per barrel for winter grades. cornmeal, oatmeal, and milled goods in good demand. Hard spring and winter grades sold up to 19 dollars for 6500 bushels. Corn steady and fairly active with some car sales. Oats, rye, and barley inactive. Widespread market notes across Buffalo Toledo Cincinnati with mixed cash and future bids and varying quality grades.
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