Local churches list and service times in [City]
A compiled notice lists Sabbath and Sunday services for First Presbyterian First Methodist First Baptist St John s Episcopal German M E German Evangelical Free Methodist and Tabernacle Baptist churches with pastors and times including morning and evening services Sunday schools and midweek meetings plus Catholic church mass and notes year round additional services as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
S. E. Jerner Eagle
Wm. Mar- In
First Methodist Church
Elk
A. Lestor
St. John's Episcopal Church
Fourth
Eagleata
F. W. Jarkes
Deer
1. C. Groth
German Evangelical Church
Elketween
Ats
Fourth i
Bear Center
E. Stone
Bound to Lead Fancy Work Materials at Erik Stong
AH persons interested in Fancy Work should call at the Erik Stong and examine their large assortment before buying elsewhere Everything in the line of Fancy Working Materials can be found at this establishment ERIK STORER Mesnor Brock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erik Stong
Erik Storer
Mesnor Brock
Rioting and gunfire as striking miners clash at Angus
Trouble with strike violence erupts as about forty nonstriking workers are escorted from Angus mines by crowds of 300 to 400 strikers. A melee follows near Perry and at the boarding house firing occurs. One man killed inside the house, several injured, and wires cut. Women and children among rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Jows
Drs Mores
Perry
Snake Creek
Sanamasca
N. Y
Prentiss Ross
Fdinburg
Ross
Hoss
Wages Cut Across Steel and Glass Works in Early 20th Century Mills
Reports from diverse U S towns show multiple factories announcing wage reductions of ten to twenty five percent effective next week. Mansfield Machine Works and Mottongahela Gas Company lead, with unions and non union shops following as plants prepare to restart operations after reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille
Pittsburgh
Manaricto
Mansfield Machine Works
Mottongahela Gas Company
Stevupenvinre
Beatty
Glass Works
Wuereine
Riverside Steel Works
Homestead
Bellaire Steel
Pittspuren
Tussey, Howe & Co
Ihe
Amalgamated Association
Linden Steel Works
Albany
N. Y
Rathbone, Sard & Co
Marshall & Wendell Piano Manufacturing Company
Fact Riven
Mass
Pittsburgh Coal Tribunal Adjourns After Deadlock
The Coal Trade Tribunal met in the University building, with all reps present, debating pricing against river coal at two and a half cents. An afternoon scale showed a half-cent reduction, and a heated exchange over coal vs natural gas ensued. With no progress, Schutte moved to withdraw scales and reconvene next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anq
Pittsnunet
Coal Trade Tribunal
Grand Jury
University
Hartley
Sr. McBroom
Mr. McIntosh
New York & Cleveland Gas Coal Company
McBroom
McIntosh
Chicago election frauds trigger special grand jury venue
Cutcaco January 9 Judge logers with Judge Garry ordered a special venue for a Grand Jury to probe the Eighteenth Ward election fraud. Twenty three jurors from all parties to be summoned. Trials set for Mackin Biebl and election judges and clerks with Gallagher to follow. Gleason not yet pressed. Cleveland arrives in Buffalo and visits City Club before night hotel stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Logers
Garry
Blodgett
Mackin
Biebl
Defendents
Bieht
William J. Gallagher
Gleason
Veterans of the War of 1812 hold annual meeting at State House
The January 9 gathering in Pinapecruta featured Colonel Salmon Ludington, ninety, delivering a stirring speech with reminiscences. Resolutions mourned the death of Toamnes Datreth as officers reappointed, with Stallman serving as president pro tempore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Votarana
Pinapecruta
State House
Salmon Ludington
Toamnes Datreth
Stallman
Report on Cadet Hazing and Naval Affairs Debated
The Committee on Naval Affairs reports on Cadet Frank Strong's death at Annapolis amid hazing claims, noting widespread hazing and possible lethal acts. It also summarizes Inter-State Commerce legislation, Navy funding bills, Indian land leases, and diplomacy notes from the Berlin conference investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadet Strong
Annapolis Naval Academy
Wasmxetox
Committee On Naval Affairs
Frank 8
Strong
Annapolis
Cox
New York
Young Strong
Secretary of the Navy
House
Reagan
House Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
A. Drumm
Ben G. Miller
Kansas
Miller
Cherokee Live Stock Association
L. J. Miles
Oange Agency
Indian Territory
Comraiites
Dawes
Anguatas
Tyey
Vinitl
Belmont
United States
Berlin
Congressional maneuvers in Senate and House bills and sessions
The Senate debated pension fees and contract rules with Messrs Maxey Alison Beck Harris and Morrill as key figures. Lapham argued for broader commerce and treaty support while executive session followed. The House advanced the Inter-State Commerce bill, adopted an amendment delaying commissioners, and adjourned after contested votes and procedural maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrenewew i. Wasamarox
Senate
Maxey
Alison
Committee On Appropriations
House
Committee On Pensions
Beck
Ita
Harria
Lapham
Morrill
San Muore
Morris
Morriss
Committee On Finance
State Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Milter
Hammond
Yeas
Davis
George H. Craig
Charles St. Shelley
Alabama
Craig
Stockelager
Townshend
Singleton
McMillan
Stockslager
Randall
Warner
Albany filing list and New Jersey treasurer death
The Albany filing list includes The Evening Union Company of Albany with capital 85000 and The Times Company of Buffalo with capital 100000. Financial News Association shows capital 5000 and offices in New York. New Jersey State Treasurer Wright dies in Bordentown at 2 a.m. Born 1817 in Rhode Island, he moved to New York then to New Jersey in 1854. he would have begun a new term in March. Also reported is the lynching of John Stapleton Sr in Kentucky after a prior shooting incident involving his son. a mob hangs him outside the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Evening Union Company
N.Y
Capital
F. W. White
T. W. Cantwell
H. W. Garfield
EF. Hackett
James Doody
the Times Company
Buffalo
MW. Y
Norman E. Mack
H. Nanert
A. F. Scheo
M. Danahy
John B. Sackett
Financial News Association
New York
J. H. Goodsell
A. L. J. Smith
George P. Mitchell
New Jarney
Trenton
Wright
Bordentown
N. J
New Shoreham
IR. I
Milford
Stentine
John Stapleton
Stapleton
Cullihan
Munner
Political notes Connecticut and Maine choose state officers
Connecticut and Maine elected Republican state officers in joint sessions. New Haven’s Henry Harrison named governor, Barkhamsted’s Lartin A. Cooke lieutenant governor, Killingly’s C. A. Russell secretary of state, New Britain’s Valentine Lb. Charbeelia treasurer, Waterbury’s Luzerne J. Munson comptroller. New York and Boston items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Maine
Colorado
Hantrorp
Henry , Harrison
New Haven
Lartin A. Cooke
Barkhamsted
C. A. Russell
Killingly
Valentine Lb. Charbeelia
New Britain
Luzerne J. Munson
Waterbury
Harrison
Avavata
Robie
Blaine
Ormandel Leigh
Bangor
Orville D. Baker
Augusta
Samuel J. Gallagher
Aucunta
Councellors
Andrew R. G. Smith
White Geld
James A. Lake
Portland
George K. Fernand
Wilton
Bixby
Skowhegan
L. C. Hatch
Lambert Sands
Denver
Grant
Eaton
Prince Albert Victor Birthday Celebrations Across Great Britain
The twenty first birthday of Prince Albert Victor, heir to the British throne, was celebrated with morning festivities at Sandringham Hall and across towns in the United Kingdom. Crowds sent congratulatory messages, festivals were held, and flags decorated venues as cannons fired and telegraph greetings from colonies poured in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Prince Albert Victor
Prince of Wales
Sandringham Hall
England
Sandringham
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
India
Albert Victor
Queen Victoria
Berlin
General Sandford
ML Ferry
International African Association
Congo
Sandford
Herbert
American House of Representatives
America
United States
Brussels
Lord Wolseley
Sussex Regiment
Khartoum
Korti
Victoria
Germany
New Guinea
Melbourne
Pants
Mme Clavia Hugues
M. Morin
Ant
Mme. Hugue
Breits
Prince Bismarck
Reichstag
Moss
Rowe
Cosenza
Assab
Italia
Abyssinia
Wil
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
Overee
East Second St
Chautauqua Farmer Cae
Rohriek Journal
Oath Dob
Dalivarerd
Blackham
Buffalo Street
Dunkirk N
RS. C
Stanley
M.D
Beaver Treet
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
Usic
Papére
Pampalets
W. Kbafet
Thorp Hass
Hannon
Deer St
Tor
Peas -Clara
Janes Kane
Robbin Streats
C.E Hequembourg
Central Avenue
Jognest
Sewang
Nestiowsman
Shopard
Church Directory
Telegraph
Fredericksburg
Tex
Allison
Fie
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Murray Hill
Ohn B. Finch
Nebraska
Hoe
St. John
Monongahela
Mononcanena City
Jackson
Columbus
Columnes
Payne
Canadian Pacific
Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Dominion Treasury
Fortie
The
Soal
T, Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre Coal
Wyoming
Pittsburgh Coal, Tribunal
Chicago
Frealdent
Cleveland
Barraro
Genesee House
City Club
Daniel N. Lockwood
Janes M. Humphrey
Wilson L. Bissell
Winfield Robbins
Franklin D. Locke
John G. Milburn
Charles W. Goodyear
George C. Greene
Senator Titus
Itew
Congress
Boston
Alfred H. Oliver
Eastern Railroad Company
Oliver
Eing
Torrow
Asion League Club
Union League Club
William M. Evarta
Secon
David Milliken
Froaaurer
Heer
Ae Davia
Ome
Aco
Astor
Legrand
Cannon
John A Stewart
DO. Mil
Chauncey MM
Boa
Wales
Mme. Hegues
Italy
Cork
Granada
Inprasarots
Ind
J. McMullen
Montgomery County
McMullen
Walter Oil Cloth
Wiliam Koenig
Loumvinte
Fred Buter
Oraon Allis
John Wick
Hamil
Ieee
Tee
Sam
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