Church Directory Listings for Local Congregations
Directory of churchs with addresses and service times including First Presbyterian First Methodist First Baptist Join Episcopal German Mission German Evangelical Free Methodist Tabernacle Baptist and Catholic services plus Sunday school and prayer meetings. Regular times vary by church with morning and evening services and weekly classes.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jorner Eagle
Ker. Win. UN
Pia
First Methodist Church
Elk and
Buffalo
J H. Bates
L A. A
First Baptist Church
Buitalosta
A. Lekor
B. Mi
Episcopal Church
North Vnet Commer
Magle Sts
FW. Jiarkes
Deer
Fourth St
J. C. Gnoth
Sale Bath
German Evangelical Church
Etk
GP. Spreng
Freeand
I. i Tabernacle Baptist Church
Ter.e. Stone
Wa. M
Erie Store Offers Underwear Hosiery and Gloves
Erie Store promotes bridal and mourning goods in a listed clearance area. The ad urges customers to visit before buying elsewhere, noting Erie Growth and Monroe Block branding.
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Erie
Monroe
Destructive Fires Hit Water Works and Mills Across Several Towns
A string of fires reports from Bradford to Bennington, Marquette, and New York recount substantial property losses. The Bradford water works, Glen Woolen Company mill, and Horatio Seymour Jr residence suffered major damage, with a man named James Crowly killed in Saxon, and other losses including barns and shops. A New York tramp saved a team, earning a purse, while autopsy results muddy the cause of a teenager’s death. Additional items cover a cock-fighting raid near Greensburg and a public note scam in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Horatio Seymour, Jr
Branonp
Nort AnAaws
Mass
Glen Woolen Company
Marquette
Mich
James Crowly
Conry
Phenix Hill, Limited
Hammond & Co
Washington Street
Bennington
D. G. Barney
Arlington
Earthquakes devastate Andalusia towns Alhama Antiquera
Dispatches report fresh earthquake shocks across Andalusia with Alhama population about 7,000 left standing houses collapsing and Antiquera city of 28,000 inhabitants rapidly dying. People flee as distress, food and medicine scarcity mount. searches hindered by cold, crowding, and fear.
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Andaleocs
Andalusia
Alhama
Antiquera
Owig
Captain Webb
Niagara Falls
New England
Chaddock
Gladstone
Hawarden
London
Cabinet Council
Decrease in National Bank Notes Outstanding Reported
The Comptroller of the Currency notes a decline of 71 104 250 in National bank notes since January 1, 1884 and an increase of 3,851,515 in deposits of legal tender notes. The Post Office’s J S Crawford and Judge William T Otto are named for Lisbon’s International Postal Convention, while a rumor of Paul B Armstrong absconding with public funds is officially denied. Paymaster W H Smyth surrendered in Washington after fleeing Savannah with 5,500 in government funds, claiming a holiday spree and later returning funds with his December pay.
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Washington
J. S. Crawford
Foreign Mail Service
Post Office Department
Willian T. Otto
United States
Grosvenor
War Department
Hazen
McKeever
W. H. Smyth
Savannah
Smyth
New York
New York City Political Turmoil Over Corporation Counsel Appointment
In New York City on January 8 municipal politics heated as Adolph Sanger claimed Acting Mayor status and appointed Lacombe as Corporation Counsel. Lacombe refused, saying he remained the legal incumbent. Mayor Grace vowed to make no new appointments without two Commissioners of Accounts. Rollin M. Squires was appointed Commissioner of Public Works, with ceremonies and handovers proceeding. continued legal contest expected. Separate reports from St Louis note General Hancock attending his son Russell Hancock's funeral. A Philadelphia death-row case in Harrisburg saw the pardon board refuse to commute Alfred G. Goersen's death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Saya
Rollin M. Squires
Legal
New York
Adolph Sanger
Board of Aldermen
Lacombe
Sanger
Colonel Wood
Kirk
Thompson
Squires
Grace
Edson
St. Louis
General Y
Hancock
Barber
Nicholas Gwynne
Russell Hancock
Southern Hotel
Eliot
Washington University
Leltfontaine Cemetery
Tancock
Ancock
Russell Mancock
Ada
Gwynne
Myra
Laura Foster
Ada Gwynne
Harrisoune
Alfred G. Goersen
Philadelphia
End of the strike nears as mining returns to work
In Nelsonville Ohio on January 3 the Newa reports the first notable break in a long mining strike. About forty to fifty miners returned to work for L. Poston & Co and others, with output expected to meet demand. Rebound could boost trade and mills in the valley, though total earnings may be lower per day due to more workers. The upheaval has caused widespread economic strain and delayed property values for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucking
Nelsonville
Newa
L. Poston & Co
Brooks & Johnson Bros
Patterson
Standard Coal and Iron Company
Wage Cuts Hit Pittsburg Bessemer Mills and Weavers
A Pittsburgh Bessemer Steel Company notice reports wage reductions of 33 percent for rail mill workers, 20 percent for converting mill workers, and 10 percent for laborers, affecting about 1,000 men. Across other plants, similar cuts provoke strikes by weavers in Massachusetts and reductions for workers in Ohio. Multiple towns report looming or actual labor actions.
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Provspurcae
Pittsburgh Bessemer Steel Company
Holmestead
Carnegie Bros. & Co., Limited
Bessemer Steel
Morty Adams
Mass
Johnson Company Gingham
East Hamos
Gussett
Glendale Elastic Fabric Company
Cosnocton
Weekly US business failures and Kokomo bank suspension
The week saw 306 failures in the United States, up from 273 prior. New York City's failures totaled 528 for 1834, a six year high. The First National Bank of Kokomo, Indiana, closed in voluntary liquidation after deposits declined about 100000. J P Cooper of Nottingham PA and Whittlesey & Beach of Toledo also assigned.
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New York
United States
Bradstreet
New York City
J. P. Cooper
Nottingham
Whittlesey & Beach
Toledo
Ohio
First National Bank of
Kokomo
Ind
The Nations Finances and the December Debt Statement
The December debt statement shows an increase of 1,641,561 in December. The cumulative decrease since June 20, 1884 totals 31,501,863 with cash in treasury at 432,475,176. Receipts for December 1831 versus 1830 show internal revenue, customs, and miscellaneous totals. six months to December 31, 1884 receipts reach 161,129,662 with expenditures 145,213,387. Secretary McCulloch links the rise to Alabama awards, New Orleans Exposition payments, customs drawbacks, and river harbor and public building outlays, anticipating better January results.
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United States
Internal Revenue
Alabama Court
McCulloch
Mantis
Bristol Tunnel Fire Aimed by Striking Miners Near Junction City
A Bristol Tunnel on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad three miles from Junction City is ablaze. About 150 Straitsville strikers suspected. 300 feet of tunnel collapsed and fire rages beyond reach, threatening Shawnee coal region. Reports mention 300 feet of tunnel collapsed and a heavy explosion after shots fired at a tunnel watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Derry
John Stump
Alcorn
Humane Society
Cline
Bristol
Baltimore & Ohio
Newark
Junction City
Baltimore & Obie
Shawnee
Ohio
nCse
Straitsville
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Svening Observer
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Second ST
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Axp— Commercial Book and
Geo
BE. Blackham
Hameen
N. Y
RS. C
Ss. Stanley
Vorner Front
Deer &T
Cor
Sixth St
Tia
Reigh
SaLz
Mne
James Kane
Robbinstreete
Tequembourg
Central Avenue
Church Directory
St. George’s Fair
Elkin’s Orchestra
J. T. Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre Coal
Wyoming
Newspa Bee
Sarrhive
Thomas Gould
New Hamburg
Gould
Eris
New Haven
Katie Wilhelm
Vanpalia
Money Order Department
Lexixeton
Sell
Cnet
Spain
Hack
Alvany
Carter Brothers
Chartain Brothers
Wright Weekly
Carters
Chartains
Alfred Carter
Jerseyville
Calhoun County
Batehtown
Rube Harrel
Little Company
Laura Jones
Alice Beach
Bell Jones
William Beach
Stiil
Darvas
Tex
Arthur Gordon
Texas
Moyoncanera City
Bob Connell
Monongahela River
Lee Smith
Land
David Wilson
William Knepper
Carrie Thompson
Theo
Pittspures
Fred Struntzman
Peddley
Struntzman
Milwaukie
Charles Fendotack
St. Francis Station
Ie City
Waces and Labor
Bessemer Steel Company
Reductiona
Charles Frint
Uvingseer Millington, Mich
Anc
Beaty
Millington
Alabama
Paret
Baltimore
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
William Paret
Alfred Lee
Delaware
Stevens
Pennsylvania
Howe
Nealey
Maine
Whitaker
Pittsburgh
Lyman
North Carolina
Lay
Easton
Randolph
Virginia
Peterkin
West Virginia
Church of the Epiphany
Sorike Demeretror
Mononganaia City
Minems’ Union
Niewspa Bre
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