Church Directory Listing for Local Congregations
Directory lists services for FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL GERMAN N E CHURCH GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH FREE METHODIST TABERNACLE BAPTIST plus times and pastors. Sabbath services Sunday school and midweek prayer meetings are shown for multiple churches with locations at Fourth Street Eagle and Fourth Street Elk between Etk and Eucharists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Eearner
Hey
Wmn
Martin
A. Mn
First Methodist Church
J. I. States
Ilasm
R. M
R. Me
First Baptist Church
G.F. Spreng
Free Methodist Church
S. BD
Freeand
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Gentor
E. Stone
Berrices
Silver Coinage Crisis Letter from President-Elect Cleveland
President-elect Cleveland replies to silver coinage advocates in Congress. He warns that suspending silver coinage would disrupt gold circulation, threaten the dollar’s value, and trigger widespread economic collapse, urging continued use of gold and existing silver to avert disaster. The letter cites Treasury reports and official records to justify maintaining both metals in circulation.
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Cleveland
House of Representatives
Albany
A. J. Werner
Lewes
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
New York Clearing House
Treasury Fs
Ghover Culvelasd
Proceedings in the Seaste and Meuse of Thepresentatives
The XLVIII Congress closes a busy day in the Seaste and Meuse sessions. Key actions include a Rules Committee report proposing daily recess from six to seven p.m., debates on the Naval bill and tonnage increases, and readings of amendments. Senate measures for private pensions advance as various appropriations bills move through, with adjournment at 10:50 p.m. after a night session and a recess declared earlier in the day.
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Wasmscron
Frye
Comittee
M. Fale
Heoltan
Hale
Ericsson
Senate
Damreek
Monitor
Merrimac
House
Ingalls
Camerono
McPherson
Horr
Lonisans
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilde
Kew
Galveston Harbor
Holman
Lower
Mississippi
Plum Point
Lake Providence
Townshend
Hewitt
Cleveland's Cabinet Seen Taking Shape in Coming Months
Albany February 28 It is believed Bayard will be Secretary of State and resign his Delaware Senate seat while Daniel Manning becomes Secretary of the Treasury and Garland takes Attorney General. The Navy post may go to Endicott or Collins. Thurman and Collins linger as doubtful. President-elect Cleveland and Lamont will depart for Washington Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Bayard
Delaware
Garland
Manning
National Commercial Bank
the Treasury
Navy
Massachusetts
Bnt
Endicott
Collins
W. C. Whitney
Cleveland
George A. Cothran
Chicago
Ane
Flemen
Thomas I. Bayard
Daniel Manning
L. Q. C. Lamar
P. A. Collins
Interior
A. G. Thurman
Mr.Thurman
Colonel Lamont
Washinton
Washington
Youthful Jesse James Accused Of Watch Theft Shooting
Martin O Toole aged fourteen known as a Jesse James was accused of stealing a watch from farmer Ellis. When confronted on the street he fired a Ranger price package gun wounding Ellis. He boasts of the deed and warns jailers.
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Jesse James Brooowneron
Martin O'Toole
Jesse James
Ellis
Desperado
Eltis
Railroad Machinists Strike at Wabash Machine Shop
Three hundred fifty workers at the Wabash machine shop in Moreny Missouri quit yesterday. They held secret meetings after a telegram from Master Mechanic Johann in Springfield Illinois warned automatic discharge if they did not return by 11:30. The strikers demand the former wage schedule and say they will not go back to work.
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Moreny
Wabash Machine Shop
Johann
Springfield
Ill
Censure Resolution Defeated in House of Commons
In Lonpox on February 9 the government defeated Sir Stafford Northcote’s censure motion on policy in the Sudan with a 288 to 302 vote. The debate drew many veterans and the House resumed after a dramatic evening, with the War Secretary insisting the march on Khartoum must continue until pledges are fulfilled. A later report notes Blower’s evacuated column from Abu Klea to Gakdul, while rebels checked redoubts and moved sand bags, and casualties from a Shoeburyness explosion were reported.
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Lonpox
Sir Stafford
Northcote
London
House of Commons
Yeas
Marquis of Hartington
England
India
Khartoum
el Mahdi
Daitty News
Daiity News
Nevemb
Cisugh
Cote
Ghelstone
Saukini
Wolseley
War Office
Buller
Abu Klea
Gakdul
Ccolumn
Korti
Loxpowx
Royal School of Gimnery i
Shoeburyness
Rox Strangeways
Coleonel Lyon
Royal Laboratory
Woolwich
Tria
Peshawur
Ameer
Afghanistan
Bazar
Russia
Stephenson
Cairo
Rah
Therigade
Gladstone
Peace Society
Soudon
Lord Wolseley
Konlofan
Sare Ie
Anarchist roundup hits Switzerland in dawn raids
The dawn raids across Switzerland target anarchist groups as police arrest members in Berne and other cities. Authorities report numerous arrests and a strong resolve to stamp out the movement, though details of punishment remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtyna Alte
Brrr
Switzerland
Bocietlas
Berne
National Theater Destroyed by Fire in Washington City
The National Theater on E Street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth burned out early yesterday. Owner W. W. Rapley valued the property at about 100000 with 10000 insurance. Lot ta the actress held 50000 of the theater stock. The fire also damaged a tailor shop and confectionery underneath the billiard room, with total losses likely around 20000. Watchman Matthew Brady narrowly escaped, saved by a ladder placed by a fellow officer.
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Washington City
Washington
E Street
National Theater
Milter & Jones
Tala Hour
W. W. Rapley
Miller & Jones
Lever Wallack
Victor Thirand
Newton Gotthold
Weins
New York
Ins
Bernstein
Matthew Brady
Penney
Brady
Harris House
Jackson
Brodie
Elkstein
Congressional Debate Over Germany Congo Policy
The February 28 session of the House Foreign Affairs Committee debated German compliance with the 1820 treaty with the United States and Congo Conference issues. Eaton prepares a report urging Germany to honor the treaty while acknowledging broader Congo Conference concerns. The episode includes remarks on President Cleveland’s administration and references to international diplomacy and American policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurretox
House Committee On Foreign Affair
Eaton
Germany
United States
Congo
House
Belmont
James Gordon Benemett
Stanley
H. 8
Stnford
African Internatore Association
Morgan
Senate Committee On Foreign
International Association
Prince Bismarck
England
Berlin
State Department
Africa
France
Portugal
Washington
Tegani
Sawyer
Pensior Bureau
House Committee
W. W. Dudley
Dudley
Congress
Snape
Wella
Harris
Post Office
Gentral
Hartford
Conn
Sperry
Hendricks
Willand’s
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
The
Dunkirk Printing Company
Sane
E. Blackham
Buffalo
Dankire N. Y
Stanlet
Denver
James Irving
Floral Building
Center Street
Muac
St James Hotel
B. Dawkins
Prop'r
Third Street
Amapire
Carles Promenschlankel
Aalmat Rice
Gamble’s
Third
Robin Streets
Walter Scoiten
Duttalo Street
Séel E. Higris
Church Directory
Erie
Qusu
Erie Store
Monroe Block
Times
Henry B. Worthington
Suakim
Berber
Graham
Desert
Standard Oil Company
Boston
Central Manufacturing Company
Mr. Verxon
Williez
Steike
Hood
Enat Aurore
Anding Oll
Stafford Northcote
Batterhea
Gakdal
Royal School of Geonery
Alleache
S. Eagle
Broonyn
Isael Platt
Henry Conkling
Baby- Jin, LL. 1
Conkling
Eagle
Platt
Long Island
Fatio
Ashland
Campbell
Neal
Lrnasox
Mount Nebo
Wedneyday
Boon Senate
Balmont
Ohio
Caucunesa
Bonnett
Bis
Roche
Cuyahoga
Columbus
Oneill
Reed
Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Yale
Nerwen
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