Church Directory Listings at Eagle and Fourth Streets
A local church directory lists multiple congregations with pastors, service times, and Sunday schools. First Presbyterian, First Methodist, First Baptist, St. John's Episcopal, German Baptist, German Evangelical, Free Methodist, and Tabernacle Baptist churches are noted with their respective addresses and weekly schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
S. E. Corner Eagle
Ste
Wm. Martin
First Methodist Church
Eli
Corner Fourth
Buffalo
Roy A. LeRoy
St. John's Episcopal Church
North East Corner
Fourth
Eagle Ats
F. W. Baikes
Deer
Hey
J. C. Groth
Elk
G.F. Spreng
Free Methodist Church
J._B. Freeand
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Fourth Et
Center
Horrific crimes and tragedies across states in January reports
The dispatches recount a string of violent incidents and misfortunes from East Liverroot Ohio to Carcaco. A six year old girl Alice McBane died after a party poisoning. twelve others injured. A jealous husband shot Mrs. William Warner in Grafton. A mass brawl in Rutledge left many wounded and Babe Hawkins gravely injured. A Hot Springs woman Mrs Mann was brutally murdered for robbery. Other notes cover a Ky sheriff battle, Japanese student Masuda injured by train robbers, a North Carolina tornado path damaging multiple homes, and a Quonset of incidents including drownings and an ex railroad president arrest. Michael O'Brien, Irish nationalist, dies of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverroot
Ohio
Annie von Fassen
Alice McBane
Collins
Grafton
W.va
William Warner
Aveusta
Rutledge
Equor
Beb Brewer
Tom Estes
Babe” Hawkins
Churchill
B. H. Hardin
Hawkins
Hot Springs
Ark
Hot Springs County
Here
Mann
Robert Mann
Livineston
Burton
James Burton
Bullock
Ben Stuck
Bostos
Masuda
Massachusetts
Hoosac Tunnel
Canada
Japan
Senate and House Proceed in Washington on January 10
The Senate passed a bill allowing the Navy Secretary to transfer a vessel from the Greely relief expedition to the Treasury Department for revenue cutter use while keeping two others for Navy service. Debates over pensions, land grants to the Oregon Central Railroad, and interest on funds owed to First National Bank of Newton, Massachusetts occurred. The Inter-State Commerce bill faced amendments and committee referrals, with executive sessions and adjournment planned for Monday. In the House, private calendar business proceeded, naval appropriation notes were advanced, Congo Conference inquiries were issued, and multiple pension bills were approved before a late-evening adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wastixatos
Secretary of the Navy
Greely
Treasury Department
Great Britain
Committee On Pensions
Allison
Oregon Central Railroad
Hoar
First National Bank of
Newton
Masa
United States
Court of Clanes
Mesars
Conger
Cockrell
Dir
Garland
Cullow
House
Vance
C. Brown
Hutebius
Ular
Hutchins
Eail
Curtin
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Helmont
Congo
Helman
Secretary of State
T. J. Monahan
Coz
Secretary of War
Interior Department
Camp Douglas
President Elect Cleveland Hosts Grand Charity Ball
Buffalo scene reports a lavish charity ball for President-elect Cleveland at the Geneseo House with 700 attendees and numerous socialites. Cleveland leads a prolonged levee, dining with guests and visiting dignitaries, while regional business news notes rising failures and a bank assignment in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Geneseo House
Cleveland
Tumgey
Delaware Avenue
George P. Sawyer
Ferry Street
James M. Humphrey
Niagara Street
Harry Hamlin
Indian Leases and Resignations Shake Federal Affairs
Senate Indian Affairs committee probes Indian land leases with S Tuttle and Hamilton witnesses. Comanche and Kiowa seek protection from cattlemen on tribal lands. Indian Commissioners chair Fisk and secretary Whittelsey elected. independence for Indian Bureau urged. Paymaster Smyth resigns after Savannah incident. Brackett replaced pending probe. Cadet Tennant dismissed for accidental shooting. McCormack nominated for West Virginia IRS post. Sherman attends Senate talk. Frelinghuysen hosts reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasimiaton
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
S. Tuttle
Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association
Hamilton
Ingalls
Boudinot
Cherokee Nation
Price
Board of Indian Commissioners
Fisk
E. Whittlesey
Indian Bureau
Smyth
Savannah
Charles N. Brackett
The
Treasury
New York
Ira Ayer, Jr
Agent Brackett
Department
Board of
Naval Academy Oficers
Washington
Navy
George B. Tennant
Michigan
Frederick H. Sparling
Senate
Samuel P. MccCormack
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Sherman
Frelinghuysen
New York Free Trade Club Opposes the Gpauisah Treaty
New York Free Trade Club holds its annual meeting as Ex-Governor Chamberlain reads a committee report condemning the Spanish treaty. It cites unfair size and influence of the islands, taxable free articles, and harm to the Louisiana sugar industry. resolutions call the treaty a threat to U S revenue reform and a barrier to tariff abolition. The report and resolutions are adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Attempted Assassination in New York Office Stabbing
A Kansas City captain Thomas P Phelan was stabbed in the neck and chest in O Donavan Rossa office at 19 Chambers Street New York. He named a suspect Richard Short and described a stabbing scene with Barker involved. Phelan's wounds were serious and may be fatal. Baker was arrested and Kearney linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
No. 19
Chambers Street
O'Donovan Rossa
United Irishman
Chatbers Street
City Hall Place
Qa Tha
Thomas P. Phelan
Kansas City
Richard Short
Tenth Avenue
Phelan
Chamber
Martin
Thomas Phelan
Wade
Kansas City Journal
John F. Kearney
Weet
Twenty- Ninth Street
N. Y
Kearney
Twenty-Ninth Street
Rossa
Hocky Mountain
O'Brien
Io Barker
Barker
Europe
Rosen
Marker
Stogsa
O’donovan Rossa
Baker
Iie
Fourth Precinct
Queen
Trlasgow
Washington
Thomas P Phelan
Capitol
Nile and Earthquakes Hit Across Empires
News briefs from London Madrid Paris and Berlin report on Nile passage delays and cataracts, earthquake devastation in Andalusia, abdication of Alfonso and royal fear, Ballerich murder case, Irish election, Belgian Dutch literary academy plan, and German Cameroons coast battle with natives. Includes Strauss asset data and ad valorem tax discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Madgeburg
Herr Strauss
Saxony
Nile
Stewart
Sussex Regiment
Gakdul
Metamudh
Osman Digma
Lie
Rowagat
Wll
Stocktonard Teers
New York
Alfonso
Andalusia
Granads
Malaga
Paris
Ballerich Brothers
Ch Dw
Treasury
Charles Ballerich
Deis
John &Connor
Tipperary
Buusses
Belgium
Holland
Berity
Cameroons
Political Notes: Senators Renominated in Several States
Reports from January 10 describe renomination of senators in Arkansas and California, with Walker withdrawing in Iowa and Berry emerging as a leading candidate. The New York Union League urges Evarts for Senate, while California and Arkansas caucuses back incumbents. In New Mexico and Utah regions questions about party loyalty and railroad influence shape Senate contest dynamics amid tense urban and mining district politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Veet
Walker
Arkansas
California
Senate
Carsex
Nev
John P. Jones
United States
Derrenson City
House of the Thirty-third General Assembly
George G. West
New York
Union League Club
Willian M. Evarts
Little Beer
Ank
J. David Walker
Berry
Dunn
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
Engr
Excoxp
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
ASD
Fice
Geo. B. Blackeham
Buffalo Street
Stanley
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
N.Y
Nec
I&c
Arast Clases
F W.kreafft
Thorgagh Baes and
Hartony
Deer St
Cer
Sixth St
Siarox
Church Directory
J. T. Hoole & CO. Cor
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre Coal
Wyoming
Inal Ayles
Exie Stonk
Erie
Mexnox Bs.ocx
Telegraph
North Carolina
Raxeroen
N. C
Sampson County
Clinton
John Jackson
C. Jackson
Thomas
James Jackson
John Calvin
Henry Warren
Goshen
Ind
Pat Knox
Thomas Harvey
Jamestown
Green County
Railroad
Artested
Charlen W. Scofield
Utah & Pleasant Valley
Wahsatch & Jordan Valley
Utah
Broadway
J. 1. Wickett
Scofield
Frogen
Sioux City
Iowa
Summerville
Valentine
Neb
Johnstown
Middle Loupe
Michael O'Brien
Agnew
Congress
Augusta
Bank of Augusta
Jarine Tock
Indian Territory
Willian Chistie
Lemon Polone
Polone
Christie
Cooper & Fox
Chautauqua Lake
Peymeaster Smyth
New York Free Trade Club
Baenos Ayres
Buenos Ayres
Galveston
the Treasury
Curezo Ferross
Micwavuker
Stoughton
Wis
John Steinsby
Norway
Chicago
Joseph C. Mackin
Henry Biehl
Simon Strausser
Lemuel P. Shields
Peter M. Hansbrougt
Edward B. Kelley
Rogers
Farst
Long Island
Long Island City
Weal Deer Park
Beth Page Junction
Henry Burchell
Jacob Dodsall
Dodsall
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Brandt
Covineron
Tebb
Valorem
Bing Alfones
Crow Jefferson
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