Local church services announced for RST area
RST Presbyterian Fourth Street and Eagle Avenue with Rev Wm Mar Pastor hold Sabbath services 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM Sunday school 12:30 PM midweek service Wednesday 7:00 PM. RST Methodist Fourth Elk Buffalo with Rev J H Bates preaching 11:30 AM and 7:00 PM Sunday school 12:15 PM. RST Baptist Fourth Buffalo Rev A LeRoy regular Sabbath 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM. Sunday school 12:30 PM. prayer meetings. Ohss Episcopal North Fourth and Eagle with Rev F W s Rector Sunday 11:00 AM and 12:20 PM Sunday school. Irman Bl F Church Corner Deer Fourth Rev J C Groth 10:30 AM and 7:00 PM Sunday. prayer Thursday 7:00. Rmame Evangelical Elk Fourth Fifth Rev G F Spreng regular Sunday 10:30 AM and 2:30 PM including Sunday school 9:00 AM. Mesd Methodist J B Free Pastor preaching Sabbath 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM. class 12:30 PM. prayer Thursday 7:30. Bernacle Baptist Fourth Center Rev B E Stone pastor services 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM. Sunday school.
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RST Presbyterian Church
S. E. Er
Eagle
Ste
Wm. Mar
RST Methodist Church
Elk and
Buffalo
Het
J. H. Bates
P. A
RST Baptist Church
Fourth
A. LeRoy
Ohss Episcopal Church
North Corner
Fourth and Eagieste
F. W
Irman
Cifurch
Deer Fourth
J. C. Groth
Arid
Rmam Evangelical Church
Elkeen
G.F. Spreng
EE Meshodist Church
J. B
Bernacle Baptist Church
Fourth Tar Center
Stone
Explosion and fire from natural gas leaks in city streets
A series of gas leaks under buildings along the South Side caused explosions that shattered a cellar and burned the Hussey Howe & Co. office, tearing a large hole in the street. Residents push for bonds from gas companies to cover damages amid growing alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrresvnag
Allegheny
Hussey, Howe & Co
Anylum
J. A. Craver
Craver
John Flattery
Babcock
Manswatt
Ling
Congress adjourns and executive session amid land grants debate
In Washington on January 7 the Senate debated Cherokee land information and Indian grazing leases on Crow Reservation. Reports noted vast timber and cattle dealings, with low payments to chiefs and questioned land value. House actions included pension reform bills, agency fees limits, and a $50,000 Montana destitute relief resolution. Separate dispatches reported a double murder in Kinney County, Texas, the Corydon paper mill failure, and other assorted notices.
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Senate
House of Representacives
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Arkanend
Crow Reservation
Indian Territory
Texas
Kansas
Enduan
Crow
Messrs. Wilson
Hawley
Oregon Central Railroad
Morgan
London
Blair
Yeas
Renas
Hovsz
Tucker
Ark
Ererhart
Hogers
Commissioner of Pensions
Warner
District of Columbia
Rodgers
O'Hara
Avacpe
Kinney
Uvalde County
Henry Kuhlman
Joseph Stein
Mexicatta
New York
Jamestown Wood Pulp and Paper Company
Corydon
Chautauqua County National Bank
Windsor Bros
Lave
C. M. Towson
Washington, D. C
Hulzhezon & Bulkland
New York Produce Exchange
Bradstreets
Washington notes on whisky bonds and Indian lands
Treasury vows new whisky bond rules lifting export delay limit to seven months and demanding explicit export intents, secured bonds, and monthly reports on spirits stored longer than three years. Senate Indian Affairs hearings cite leasing benefits for Cherokees and other tribes, while Mississippi River Commission favors extended levee systems and large next-year budgets.
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Washington
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
John W. Scott
Pones
Pawnee and Oto
John C. Tufts
Union Agency
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Mississippi River Commission
Des Moines Rapids
Ilinois River
Illinois River
Cairo
Columbus
Hickman
Greenville
Miss
Vicksburg
New Orleans
House Committee On Indian Affairs
St. Louis & San Francisco
Brewster
Utah Commission
Utah
Springer Investigation Committee Clashes Over Deputies Names
Cincinnati January 7 The Springer Investigation Committee resumed examination of Lot Wright. Wright says some deputies were Republicans though he appointed some Democrats. He recalls figures like Nuttle, Hurdle, Farrel, Dolen, Greason, Kelly, and Sid Thomas, and notes appointees were chosen to meet difficult elements rather than for virtue. Adjourned.
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Cincinnati
Springer Investigation Committee
Lot Wright
Follett
Wright
Nuttle
Republicana
Mr. Follet
Marshal Wricht
Hurdle
Washington
W. J. Farrel
Peter Dolen
John Greason
John J. Kelly
Mr. Follett
Marshal Wright
Kelly
Willis Jones
Nuttie
Sid ‘Thomas
George Swaim
Governor Cleveland Clemency Figures and Pardons
Albany January 7 release shows 963 clemency applications during Cleveland term with 79 pardons and 47 commutations. 491 denied, 345 advanced to next administration. Pardons include Daniel O'Brien Frederick Norton Boratio Courtney Joseph Farley and commutation for Seraphine Crevier. Macy pardon linked to Marm Mandelbaum testimony. conditional on testifying against Mrs Mandelbaum if remanded from Canada. Harvard faculty bans fast ball play.
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Toned
AnnaNay
Executive Department
Cleveland
Daniel O’brien
New York
Frederick Norton
Oneida
Boratio S. Courtney
Joseph P. Farley
Niagara
Serephine Crevier
Albany
Afary Macy
Marm Mandlebaum
Rumor of Duke Philip as Congo King and Congo Niger issues
In Beerin England proposes in the West African Conference to bar import spirits to Niger and deny transit. Parisians muse on a Congo court, while France, Britain and Germany discuss Egypt and Berlin Vienna as conference sites. Pondoland nears British protectorate amid local unrest and cattle raids.
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Corge
Beerin
England
Niger
Congo
Franca
America
Philip of
Saxe-Coburg
London
Paris
Bisiarck
M. Ferry
Pondos
Pondoland
Pondolant
Karl Granville
Count Munster
County Monaghan
Ireland
Timothy Healy
M. P
Healy
Lord Wolseley
Korti
Eartl
Rome
Mayinp
Alfonso
Interior
Banker's Defalcation Reported Near Fifty Thousand
January 7 news from Bufoide or Canada reports believed defalcation by banker Cook will top $50,000. He served as a church trustee and choir leader. He told his wife the choice between two great evils, death by his own hand or Canada, as Wall Street speculation drove the crisis.
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Evanmra
N. Y
Elbert C. Cook
Cook & Sackett’s Bank
Havana
M. Y
Baptist Church
Canada
Sackete
Cook
Choir
The
Coe
Bia Dorotal Ae
B. G. Sackets
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Plargest
Theunkirk Printing Company
Oregon
East Secoxr St
Autauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
iNnp
Ant' Ada
ALL Newsdealers
B. Blackham
Buffalo Street
Fifth
Denkirk N.Y
Stice
Stanley
M.D
Physicina
James Irving
Center Street
Clines
Wr Kraft
Tescher
Vocél
Madic
Hass
Eudio
Deer &T
Cor
James Kaxe
Robbin
C.E
Eanembourg
Central Avenue
Church Directory
Oal
T, Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Lees-Barre Coal
Wyoming
ERIE
Telegraph
Pennsylvania
Hanniseoune
Black
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Stenger
John W. Simonton
Dauphin County
Simonton
General Assembly
Abseconds
Moore , Ca
Prrrspunco
Connellsville Coke Syndicate
Moore & Co
Aldany
Clevey
State OF New York
Alhanty
Grover Cleveland
Lill
Senate Dennis
J. Sartwell
Business Faiiuren
San Juan del Sur
Galveston
Tex
Buenos Ayres
H. G. Derby
Lake Shore
Washington Notes
Powre
Miaslanippi River
Election Capen
Mrs. Staab
Chris Asherman
Wiliam Bond
Thenadequate Fire Department
Conld Do Little 40
New Youk
Bytevenny
Greene Street
Meyer & Dickenson
Edgar Sutphen
Tin Mandactories Consolidated
Censtral Stamping Company
James Aikman & Co
FE. Keteham & Co
Fant. Riven
Mase
Asain
Madame Mandleboum
Boarox
Harvard
Conco State
Philip
Bson
Fraves
Pondolane
Milwaaukee
Father Guraki
of Stanislaus
Hessa
Gurski
Longfellow
Harvard College
Boston
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Emnett
Lexsons
Cambelize
Mass
U.S. A
Longfellow Memorial Fund
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Thomas Brock
Poets’ Corner
Westminster Abbey
Atlantic Ocean
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