First Presbyterian and Other Churches Schedule
Sabbath and weekday services listed for First Presbyterian on Engie and Fourth streets with Rev Wm B Mart y. also First Methodist on Fourth between Elkana Bufalosts. First Baptist at Fourth and Buffatosis. St Joan's Episcopal at North East Fourth and Eagles. German M E at Deer and Fourth. German Evangelical Elk between Fourth and Fifth. Free Methodist on I B G Free. Tabernacle Baptist on Fourth near Center with Rev E Stone. Regular services include morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, and midweek prayer meetings with times varying by church. Catholic services noted at Catholic churches and additional services announced periodically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
E. Corner
Engie
Wm. Bmarty
First Methodist Church
Elkana Bufalosts
J UU. Bates
First Baptist Church
Cornet
Buffatosis
A. Leltoy
M. Sr. Joan's Episcopal Churcil
North East Corner
Eaglests
Free Methodist Church
Thureday Eteria
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Fourth St
Center
Res. E. Stone
Avila
Bound to Lead at Exie Store for Fancy Work Supplies
All persons interested in Fancy Work should call at the Exie Store to examine the large assortment before buying elsewhere. Everything in these Fancy Working Materials can be found at this establishment. ERIE STORE, Menno Broox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exie
Erie
Menno Broox
Shawnee Jail Bell Rings Over Concealed Weapons Arrests
Pinkerton sergeants Wood and McCarthy were arrested for carrying concealed weapons at Shawnee Ohio during a miners strike. Held on a $500 bond after a tense police action at the Banner office, crowds gathered, and Simpson vanished. The incident marks Shawnee’s first notable flare of the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Ohio
Wood
McCarthy
Pinkerton
Rock Row
Harry Simpson
Columbus
Simpson
Banner Office
Marshal Bailey
Davey
Beck
Rock Run
John Hamilton
New Straitsville
Examination of Marshal Wright in Cincinnati election probe
The Springer Investigating Committee continued Wrights testimony after presenting a Bell Ingalls document detailing requests that Democrat marshals be appointed along with Republicans. Pistol distribution records showed many weapons not returned amid imperfect record keeping. Witnesses described election day unrest, accusations of fraud, and tensions between Wright and Foraker as the inquiry adjourned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Wright
Cincinnati
Springer
Lot Wright
Wright
Bell- Ingalls
Democratic Committee
Jacob
Lincoln Club
E. Potter Duston
Ward Woker
M. Stewart
Foraker
St. John
M. E. Ingalia
Marshall Wright
Judge Foraker
The Law Makers Meeting of State Legislatures
The General Assembly organized in several states. California elected Thomas M. Holt as Speaker with Colonel A. K. McClure arriving for a reception. Maine organized with W. D. Pennell as Senate President and C. Hamlin as House Speaker. Nevada and Colorado legislatures met with routine business and leadership choices. A lynching case in North Carolina raised governor attention as Charles Smith, believed dead, was found alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
Bareion
N. C
General Assembly
Thomas M. Holt
A. K. McClure
Philadelphia
State House
Avousta
Maine
W. D. Pennell
Lewiston
Senate
Charlies Hamlin
Bangor
San Francisco
Farley
Sargent
George C. Perkins
Morris M. Batie
Leland Stanford
Nevada
Jones
Denver
Col
James Moynahan
House
M. B. Stuart
Springfield
William J. Campbell
Roger
Washington Journal: Commerce Notes and Monument Address
Nininog reports freight rates in 1884 fell to less than half 1883, boosting traffic while pooling debates call out deception. J W Daniel of Virginia chosen to deliver the Monument dedication address in the House. Winthrop's address to be read if absent. Senate panel hears Hunter on Indian leases. some chiefs may testify against leases. Consular bill proposes budgets, Cairo and Madrid posts, Ningpo closed, Italian Turkish posts added. General Lee to lead Virginia militia for inauguration. Senate confirms Monroe US Marshal and other judicial picks. Congo Conference criticized by Democrats for entangling alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CEP
Washington Monument
RC. ‘Winthrop
R. D. Hunter
St. Louis
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Attapahoe
Cairo
Madrid
Ningpo
China
Fitzhurgh Lee
Virginia
Waa
Lee
Senate
James Monroe
United States
Astern
Michigan
Jacobs. Boreman
Supreme Court of
Utah
Charles C. Waters
Arkansas
Ohio Coal Miners Convention Opens in State Capital
January reports say the annual State Convention of the Coal Miners met in the city with President McBride presiding. No major business, but committees were appointed. A key issue cited is the contract form used by operators, hindering resumed work at reduced pay. The Federation of Trades Unions in Washington pledged financial aid if the strike continues. In other notices, the case of Lorenzo Dimick ended with a hung jury after a 30 hour deliberation and the steamer Belle of Shreveport sank near Arkansas City with two drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocumaus
McBride
Federation of Trades Unions
Washington
Agros
Borraro
Lorenzo Dimick
New Orteans
Shreveport
Arkansas City
Oklahoma settlers seek territory and relief funds
In Congress the Oklahoma center petitioned for territorial organization after expulsion by the army, urging early decision to open lands to settlement. A House resolution allocating 50,000 for Montana destitutes passed. Debates on reciprocity treaties and commerce featured Senate speakers criticizing executive overreach and urging domestic market protection. The inter state commerce bill faced opposition over long haul provisions. Nearby, Grant mortgage funds measures were reportedly halted by the general himself, while Philadelphia reported heirs to a substantial Eng land estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Representatives
Washixaton
Sanars
Kr. Plumb
Oklahoma
Army of
United States
Plumb
Committee On
House
Montana Territory
Morrilt
Congress
Morrill
Lapham
Ingalls
Bayard
Ousr
Secretary of the Navy
Gun Foundry Board
O'Neill
Horr
Seaboard
Reagan
Phelps
N. J
Texas
Palestine
Houston
Earthquake Toll and Aftershocks Reach Granada Tasking Relief
Official earthquake report cites Granada losses and renewed shocks at Loja with a church and fifty houses collapsing. Donations rise including a 20000 dollar gift, while Emperor William pledges aid. Other items cover Irish political moves, West African talks on slave trade, and Cyprus financial fraud investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loja
Granada
Earthquaks
Mapnip
Eling
William
Germany
Motret
Spain
Dustin
Beruiy
Vivi
Stanley Pool
Sandford
Kasson
Congo
Henry M. Stanley
Cologne
Mr. Stanley
Bat
Lonnos
Cyprus
Arthur Smith
Rotherhite
Wild gunfight and sheriff shot in New Straitaville
In Hocking Valley Ohio on January 8 two Coal Syndicate workers are charged with concealed weapons. A sheriff attempt ends with a grazing bullet wound. A resident named O’Donnel returns with more arms, defying authorities amid rising public tension. A separate letter from General Fitzhugh Lee is shared from Woburn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netsesville
New Straitaville
Suppe
Shereupon
O'Donnel
Straitville
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Ilace Maikmatter
Dunkirk Printing Company
OriFice
East Second St
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Aand— Commercial Book and
Job Printera
Carl
Rai
Busineas
Ofice
E. Blackham
Buffalo Streets
Dunkirk N. Y
RS. C
Stanley
Beaver
Reeta
Canapeak
James Irving
Gouter Street
Duséark
Janes Kane
Rebbin
C.l.ileauembourg
Centralavenu
Ghurek Directory
TES
J.T. Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre Coal
Wyoming
Telegraph
Arthur Orton
Edmund Orton
Irom Australia
Georgiana Baring
London
Paramatta Lunatic Asylum
Sydney
Tichborne
Australia
New York
Amelia Schaefer
New Durham
Kansas City
J. M. Dunlap
Circuit Court
Crittenden
Shelley
Dunlap
Andrew Jackson Davis
Knox County
Ind
Vincennes
Hazleton
Howe
Alendale
Wabash
Waite
The
Masonic Asociation
Sharon
Hill
the Law Makers
Raceton
Charles Smith
Henry Davis
Nash County
Smith
Mayville
Internal Commerce
Bureau of Statiation
Yen. J. W. Daniel
Virginis
House of Representatives
Coal Miners In Convention
Steary Willard
George A. Sayer
Henry Willard
Chatham Street
Staten Island
New Brighton
General Grant Declings Alt
General Grant
Guant
Phlapelria
George Sessinger
Ahe
England
John J
Thomas Blatterly
Gweectibe
Hocking Valley
Perry County
Nercewly
Fitzhugh Lee
Wonurn
Mass
Answe
Soudgi
TR. H. Witcher
Charles K. Coun
Woburn
Hass
Peorgia
Sen
Tid
Niracos Bos Lan
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