Local Churches Directory Nearby Eagle Fourth Streets
Listings for First Presbyterian, First Methodist, First Baptist, St. John’s Episcopal, German ME, German Evangelical, Free Methodist, and Tabernacle Baptist churches with pastors and weekly service times. Includes Sabbath school schedules and prayer meetings at each church location on Fourth Street area.
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First Presbyterian
Wut. Martin
First Methodist Cligacu
J. IL
Sunnday
First Baptist Church
Buffalo
Roy A. Leltoy
St. Josn’s Episcopal Church
Nort
Fouth
Eagleata
F. W. Raikes
Mogular
E. Onurci
Deer
Groth
Optong
Otenninn
Tabernacle Baptist Church
E. Stone
Extra Session Looms as Democrats Waver on Silver Issue
Nation's capital buzzes with talk of an extra Congress session to push pending appropriations and to address silver legislation. Democrats show indifference to nonstop work while urging concessions, with Republicans seen pressing for a session to shape the silver question and limit incoming adminstration leverage. Cities swell with visitors as trains disgorge 36,000 strangers. Tammany and other groups parade amid fireworks as the Supreme Court and committees finalize routine actions and debt figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasinsxatosx
Congress
House
Senate
Plumb
Burna
Townshend
Tailitary
Pennsylvania National Guard
Governnor Pattison
Albany Phalanx
Kansas Flambeaus
Tammany Organization
Tammany
Supreme Court of the United States
J. & Morgan & Co
L. von Hoffman & Co
Bankers of London
Manhattan Savings Bank of New York
United States
Manhattan
Hendricks
Niblack
Supreme Court of
Indiana
Senate Committee of Aprinucieians
Hayes
Louisiana
Senate Committee On Commerce
Elverasut Harbor
Secretary of the Navy
Navy de ‘ Ton
Senate and House proceedings amid filibuster and notes
In Washington on March 3 the Senate debated access to reports from the Interior Department and printed them after a brief pause. The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill moved forward with amendments while a Senate resolution on woman suffrage was set for a future vote. The House saw clashes over inaugural ceremonies and a contested election case, with filibuster tactics delaying business into the night. A separate item reported an elevator explosion at R.T. Davis Milling in Sr. Jogrom and injuries at a gas works, plus Cincinnati packing results and land leasing near Fant Antorp signaling ongoing economic activity.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Wasnix Gray
Mgr. Stl
Department of the Interior
Hill
Congress
Allison
Hoar
United States
Hayes
Lousiana
Aldrich
Latin Union
Plumb
House
Sewell
Randall
Committee On
Appropriations
Mills
Mosara Hammond
Youts, Ox
Love
Blount
Messrs
Reagan
J. Wise
Mila
Bennett
Fredericks
Teller
Mgr
Springer
Holman
R.T. Davis Milling Company
John Link
BRITE AGAIN DEFEATED AT KASSOLA AND KORTI NEWS
Dispatches report a beleaguered garrison at Kassola suffering heavy losses, 28 officers and 633 men, with relief from Massawah or Assab deemed unlikely. General Buller arrives at Korti, Arabs claim rebels crossed Nile, while British and Russian moves signal rising tensions with Afghanistan. Treason case in London and Shanghai bombardment add to a chaotic global picture.
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Toso
Masesowah
Kassola
Massawah
Assab
Buller
Korti
Gakdul Wells
Nile
Suakim
Lord Wolseley
Brackersbury
Abu Hamed
Baile
Gordon
Carl Granille
St Petersburg
England
Afghanistan
Ameet
Peter Lumsden
Lord Granville
Peter
Llerat
Karl Duftenn
India
Ameer
United Kingdom
Russia
British Empire
Harry Burton
James Cunningham
Bow Street
Southampton
Burton
Charring Cross
Shanghai
Chinhae
Swatoow
Prince of Wales
Stock Exchange
Reichstag
Bismarck
Egypt
Earl Granville
Turkey
France
Germany
Pat Tiniing
Butler Replies to Rosencrans on National Home Accounts
General Butler, writing from Lowell, defends his accounts as National Home treasurer amid reports of a $200,000 discrepancy. He accuses the committee of publicizing incomplete records, vows to prove errors, and asserts the matter should be settled by courts if needed.
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General Butler
Hla
Boston
Rosencrans
Butler
Lowell
Gene Eral Butler
General Rosencrans
Mass
W. & Rosencrans
Charman
Adaira
House of Representatives
Washington
National Home
Neantine
Lev
Board of Managers
EFCES
Vettera
Bergawin F Burien
P.S
BF. B
Victim Suffering Hydrophobia Attacked Near Consecon
Brtrevinie March 2 Stephen Clark living near Consecon was attacked by hydrophobia last week and became violent. He tore at his flesh and was taken to Picton jail after convulsions during family prayers. He claimed a mad dog bite while traveling with a circus in Carthage in 1880.
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Brtrevinie
Ont
Stephen Clark
Consecon
Picton
Carthage
Trouble on the Rio Grande in triple frontier murder
Captain David Lovet arrives at Laredo from Dimmit County reporting a brutal triple murder of Mexican herders by eight Americans who abducted the men after visiting a sheep camp. The bodies were found hanging near Camizo Springa amid frontier tensions and fears of renewed Mexican raids and a possible guerilla war.
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Lanevo
Tex
David Lovet
Laredo
Dimmit County
Lovel
Manuel Flores
Flores
Camizo Springa
Mexico
Carrizo Springs
President Elect Cleveland Leaves Albany for Washington
President elect Cleveland and his party departed Albany by West Shore train for Washington. The group included his brother Rev. William T. Cleveland and wife, Mrs Hoyé, Miss Cleveland, Miss Mary Hastings, Colonel and Mrs. Lament and family, and Mr. Manning and wife. They arrived in Washington at six this morning after overnight travel with sleeping cars. A large crowd at the depot sent best wishes for his life health and a splendid administration.
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Cleveland
Albany
Washington
AxBaxy
William T. Cleveland
Hoyé
Misa Cleveland
Mary Iastings
Lament
Non. D. Manning
West Shore Railroad
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Central Road
State Senate
Leech
General Grants Condition Slightly Better Amid Suffering
General Grant showed signs of improvement and remained cheerful despite severe illness. Visitors expressed sympathy as his condition drew concern near his sixty third birthday. Doctors cautioned against speculation about the future while his sons offered no public opinion.
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Bat
Grant
J. H. Douglass
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Mai Matte
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Slo, Sr
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Commercial Book and Job Printers
Ceh
Ap da
Santie Ae
Mane
Clackham
Stanley
James Living
Journal
Center Street
SI James
Dawkins
Prop’r
Addresa
Ight
Uns
Charles Promesscheskel
Ghareh Directory
Erie
Hamburg
Eric
Monroe Bock
National Democratic
Fulary
Bameas
Pebreey
Isd
Jhasuee Waite
Supreme Court
Lis Dines
Warner
Pension Office
Spunger
Ghia
Fou
Cincinasti
Maxwell
Chamber of Commerce
King i Po
Last Whyter
Fant Antorp
Kareola
Beller
Korte
Hack Sroops
Tarza
Eugene
Bassano
B. F. Butler
Oteay
N. Y
Lackawanna & Fittsburgh Railroad
George D. Chapman
New York
Attornney
O’brien
Lackawanna & Pittsburgh Railroad
Rio Grande
Cone
General Grant
WasnineTos
A. L. Gresham
Afr
Albert Gihon
Gihan
Navy
Desault
Gihon
Gresham
Ivan
Elealo
Fluel
Grover Cleveland
Melton
J. Albany
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