Fiery factory fire in barge area destroys 20000
Telegraphic news item reports a factory blaze near Erie causing about 20000 in damage. Mention of various financial strains and local issues follows, including suspensions and legal actions. Notes farmers in trouble and a secret service warrant affecting twelve farmers over alleged crimes. Wampum iron company collapses after mill suspensions, with multiple creditors and losses specified.
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Sheridan Claims on Carey Interview and Exile
Special Dispatch reports Sheridan denying meeting Carey and calling an Angel hotel interview fabrication. He admits traveling through Ireland disguised as a priest to recover property, denies involvement in the Phoenix Park attack, and says he might stay in New York if kin are not controlled by Britain.
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Local Church Notices From Corner Fourth And Baffelo
Several church listings outline service times. First Baptist Church led by Rev F F Crane holds morning and evening worship with Sunday school at 12 30 pm and midweek prayer on Wednesday at 7 pm. First Presbyterian at En Vie and Fourth, Rev W J Austin, notes Sabbath services at 11 am and 7 20 pm with Sunday school 2 pm. Wednesday service 7 30 pm. First Methodist Church on Fourth between Bik and Buffalo, Rev C J Mead, states Sunday preaching and Sunday school times with other services unannounced. German Evangelical on Bik between Fourth and Eith streets, Rev G Bererecher, lists regular Sunday services with extra programs announced. strangers welcome.
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An Ashtabula Fire and Other Notes
A fire in the Q G Cutler & Son barge shaft building at Ashtabula caused total loss of building machinery and storehouse with insured value about 4000. Fire engines and steamer Neptune aided the effort as several logs burned. In Sing Sing a convict describes meals as satisfactory and expresses frustration at lack of funds after release. Municipal affairs in Troy see suspensions amid political tension ahead of spring elections. Washington's birthday observed in many places with flags and ceremonies. various dispatch notes on ships, rail, and public figures follow.
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Germans Return Aid To American Flood Victims
Foreign affairs note 7000 marks sent by Germany to flood sufferers in the United States. Reports discuss the duly trials and a new French cabinet policy. Posters speech in Parliament noted. The Band League denounced and The London Times comments on Parnell with distrust and expected defense.
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Washington Walls and Spanish Tax Debates Dominant
The house appropriations committee discussed Folger's plan to consolidate customs districts. Senate moves sought restitution from Spain over a head tax on Cuban cattle via Key West. Reports cover Dorsey’s bank exam, a murder case, and social tensions amid rent strikes.
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Parrell schemes and flood relief in brief notices
Disputed claims link Parnell to assassination agitation and a flood relief fund in Germany and Kentucky. Reports note rising Mississippi flood impacts with towns submerged and railroad damage, while a dynamite blast near Akron kills nothing but destroys a shop.
Funeral rites for disaster victims draw six thousand mourners
Telegraphic items report fourteen funeral services held at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer with about 6000 in attendance as a procession clogged city streets. A related lynching followed a North Michigan lumber camp murder, while tensions rise and earthquakes, volcanic activity, and diplomatic worries cloud China Japan relations. An Egypt murder trial past and present stirs diplomatic circles as Stephen Mirzan, once jailed in Alexandria, arrives in New York aboard the Nip Sic.
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Five Oclock Dispatches Drownings Across Rivers and Cities
A jumble of dispatches reports drownings in the Mississippi by ice and a New York death case. A servant girl Philamina Just drowned after giving birth and attempted suicide. Davis, a gambler, claims a $60,000 win in New York and retirement plans. The Leary ice skiff disaster near Carri is noted with multiple fatalities aboard. Funds for German food relief are listed with small city contributions.
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Weather and market notices from regional stations
Weather outlook shows increasing clouds and light snow with wind shifts and a slight temperature rise noted for the Lower Lakes region. Market pages list Buffalo car lots at nominal levels with minimal sales reported, and mixed grain prices with wheat softening in Toledo and mixed corn figures in Cincinnati. miscellaneous commodity quotes appear with garbled OCR.
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