Local church directory listings highlight services
Bhach Directory lists First Baptist Fourth and ftale with Rev. Crane, regular Sabbath services at 9 a.m. and 7:50 p.m., Sunday school at 12:30 p.m., and midweek prayer meetings. Also notes First Presbyterian at Fourth with Rev. Agetin, Sabbath services 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Sunday school at noon, midweek service at 7:30 p.m. Includes First Methodist on Fourth between Elk and Buffalo, Rev. Mead, with 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. sermons, and Sunday school. German Evangelical on Elk between Fourth and Fifth, Rev. Berstecher, services 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 7 p.m. Strangers invited. pastors asked to place directory updates at the office.
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First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Ftale
RE. F. Crane
Hirst Presbyterian Church
Kate
W. L. Agetin
St. John's Episcopal Church
N. E
Eagle Streets
F. W. Raikes
First Methodist Church
Elk
Buffalo
OL. Mead
German Zevangelical Church
Fourth
Fifth Streets
G. Berstecher
Flood Devastates River Cities Driving Relief Efforts
A catastrophic Ohio River flood swamps Cincinnati and Louisville areas from Pittsburg to Cairo. 50,000 homeless, mills and tannery submerged, provisions scarce, relief steams and committees forming. Jay Gould and donors pledge funds, while government crews aid survivors and food prices soar amid rising streams and evacuations.
New Albany Seeks Funds To Relieve Flood Distress
In a dispatch from Indianapolis the city of New Albany, fully water surrounded, appeals to the legislature for at least 210,000 dollars. It says 150,000 to 200,000 dollars will be needed to relieve the present distress. Jeffersonville also is entirely surrounded by water, with travel possible only by boat.
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Cincinnati
Evening Observer
Pittsburg
Cairo
American Oak Leather Company
Mill Creek
Lawrenceburg
Patriot
Vevay
Txpranaronis
New Albany
Jeffersonville
River recedes slowly as flood fears remain high
The water level drops an inch and a half hourly while the river sits at sixty four feet four inches at nine this morning. A brisk wind gathers, raising alarms and threatening rain as authorities monitor the rising danger in the area.
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Evening Observer
Samsan
Sv. M
Aground. City of Richmond Grounded in Fog
The steamship City of Richmond from Liverpool grounded on shoals in thick fog this morning. She is heavily loaded but expected to float with the high tide this evening. The Chicago board of trade committee had raised 4000 for food sufferers in Ohio.
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Evening Observer
Banry Hoon
City of Richmond
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade Committee
Ohio
Nine prisoners attend court with worn calm attitudes
Special Dispatch notes in Denuty dated Feb 18 that nine prisoners including Councilor Carey appeared indifferent. A witness named Flynn identified Carey on a park seat and spoke to him, while Kelly was seen near trees and later lying in grass with another man. Fitzharris was tracked waiting near a car and Brady was seen in a group tussling with a fourth man. No startling evidence emerged.
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Oners
Kelly S4
Fitzharris
Meagie
Brady
Flags lowered as ex governor Morgans funeral nears
Governor orders state buildings to fly flags at half mast until after the funeral of ex Governor Morgan. A Portuguese squadron gears to move west of Africa to seize Molembe and Cabinda near the Congo. An express at Moberly wrecks five cars after a broken rail. Engineer Lester scorched, fireman Murphy killed. Blake steamship crew find deepest Atlantic sounding 100 miles NW of St Thomas. 4 561 fat home line to touch bottom. John McDowell of Altoona treasurer of YMCA steals 400 and customers' 30 000 to 40 000.
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Morgan
Moberly
Lester
Murphy
Blake
St. Thomas
Atlantic Ocean
John McDowell
Altoona
Young Men's Christian Assciation
Terrible Grand Trunk rail crash near Hamlin Ontario
A horrific two engine Grand Trunk collision west of Hamlin Ontario on the Great Western division delayed the Pacific express and killed two, with many injured. Among the dead are Edward Mason of Hamilton and Charles Douglas of Guelph. several Rochester and Wisconsin residents are among the wounded as rescuers battle wreckage and fire. An inquest will follow.
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Hamnox
Great Western
Grand Trunk’ Railway
Pacific Express
Hamilton
Edward Mason
Sever
Charles Douglas
Guelph Ontario
Lie
George Leveree
Rochester
N. Y
Chicago
John
William Messman
Jackson
Mich
William
Mina Kalpen
Milesville
Wis
Caroline Myer
Samuel Weste
Weste
Isnow
Royal Hotel
Fire destroys Bradford factory. five die escaping
A Bradford factory fire this morning destroyed the building and killed five inmates who could not escape. The blaze began early in Lonpox and necessitated rapid evacuation before their deaths.
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Evening Observer
Lonpox
Jin
Bradford
German Frigates Seize Chinese Wares. Arbitration Sought
At Amoy in heavy air the German frigates seized wares made by German firms that were confiscated by Chinese authorities as allegedly illegal. The traders will seek arbitration to settle the dispute.
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Beet Va
Legislature Bills and Resolutions in Senate Session
The senate discussed bills on insolvent banks deposits used for dividends, amended charity and criminal laws, and adjustments to court and tax provisions. Also noted were amendments authorizing investigations of insolvent corporations, prison terms for debt, and licensing changes for mortgages and bottling. A notable note reports Stella Martin of Charlotte, N C, driven insane after planning elopement with Junius Tech failed to meet her at the station.
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Stella Martin
Charlotte
N. C
Junius Tech
Five Oclock Dispatches. Outlines of city trouble and sea incident
Special dispatch from Cincinnati reports a patrol altercation in which Officers Murphy and Collins were insulted and a fight broke out. Murphy fired his revolver, killing one assailant. the others fled. Also notes include Indianapolis outlook for aid, a new “Saw and Order” edict, and a fog grounded steamship near Sandy Hook and Richmond.
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Ciscinnata
Mit
Damen Murphy
Collins
Rougha
Murphy
Submerged City Counts Casualties and Homeless at Lorie Louisville
The body of three drowned women and a child was found clinging together on the water. Two thousand houses are submerged and five thousand workers displaced. Over twelve thousand people are homeless. Property loss exceeds three million dollars. City authorities refuse outside aid.
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Evening Observer
Lovieville
Thie City
Lave
Probabilities Signal Station Weather Update
Forecast notes from Washington station indicate rain or snow with a rising barometer and wind shifting from northwest to southwest. Temperature expected to fall and then stabilize as conditions pass, with a possible colder spell on Saturday.
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Collier
Trade and Commerce Markets Corrected by Telegraph
Telegraphed market corrections for the evening edition update the latest prices and trends in trade goods. Highlights include shifts in commodities and reported movements in key stock and currency signals affecting merchants and investors.
Grain Market Summary and Prices from Detroit Cincinnati
Grain market notes show demand for hard red winter rising modestly with futures steady. Prices listed include No 1 hard Daloth at 128 and 23,000 bushels at 2, winter wheat up a cent, corn prices nominal with mixed western on track, rye active, barley steady, and wheats at various nearby quotes. Detroit reports No 1 white wheat cash 3107 and February 407 with March 109 and May 1114. Cincinnati markets show pork 1800 to 1820, whisky steady, hogs firm around 670 to 735, and general cereal activity muted.
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Gannens
Bic
Hiria
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