Local Church Directory Listing and Services
Directory lists Pont Be point Church Fourth and Buffalo with Rev Crane services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Presbyterian Chilivett at Fourth and Bat corner led by Rev Martin with 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. hours. St Johns Episcopal Fourth and Eagle led by Rev Kaikes regular Sundays and noon Sunday school. Methodists at Fourth between Esk and Buffalo with Rev Weed preaching. Bridge German Evangelical Church Fourth and Fifth Streets under Pastor Beratecher with Sunday services and Sunday school. Strangers cordially invited to all services.
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Pont Bepint
Fourth and
Tuffalo
EF. Crane
Piryt Presbyterian Chilivett
L. Corner Batate
W. DE. Aietin
St. John’s Epica
Eagle Streets
F. W. Kaikes
Esk
Buffalo
Wead
A. Andl Day School
Fam
Pvidge
Vourth
Frith Streets
Bes
Beratecher
Substantial Lion Overalls Ad From Buffalo Store
An advertisement offers Good Substantial Overalls calling them the best in the market. It claims durability with rivet ed Duttons and markets as Buffalo One Price Clothing as sole agents at Store 4 Centre Street.
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Duttons
Buffalo One Price Clothing
Centre-Street
Flood Devastation and Pestilence Mar the Region
The 3 PM telegraphic dispatch details a dire scene of flood devastation and accompanying pestilence. It notes widespread ruin and destitution, with reports highlighting severe impact on communities and ongoing relief concerns. Giants among names include Rupfalos and Nilsson, though details remain fragmented.
Mystery Burn Death Shocks Jamwestows Area
Special Dispatch reports Mrs. Margaret Shepard burned to death. her son Charles returns home to find her body near the door. Foreign affairs notes imply broader excitement and suppression of liner classes in England as part of the same dispatch.
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Whonity
Margaret Shepard
Charles
Byrne alibi sustains in Irish MPs affidavit
Pates March 5 two Irish MPs testified they saw Byrne in London on the date of the Phoenix Park murder. Disjointed dispatch describes a fire, hospital, and various crimes, including a bank liabilities note and other unrelated incidents.
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Specie
Keening Observer
Pates
Byrne
London
Phoenix Park
Doctor reports distressing flood scenes at Shawneetown
Doctor Elder in charge of the relief bureau reports great sickness and death at Shawneetown after surveying the flood district. He describes homeless people crowded into a few buildings and fears a terrible pestilence.
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Evening Observer
Lypraxavoris
Ind
Elder
Bureau
Shawneetown
Small Pox Spreads Rapidly in Brevato
Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer Brevato March 5 Today a malignant case of small pox is reported to health physicians and the illness seems to be spreading quite rapidly.
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Evening Observer
Duscex
Meech
Brevato
Loxnesx
the Society For the
Jailbreak Plot Foiled By Prisoner Alert
In Ayweiel a jail escape attempt by two convicts was thwarted when they hid under a blanket and table in the main hall while planning to seize the sheriff’s keys. A sick prisoner alerted guards from the infirmary overlooking Fifth Street, enabling capture before the assault. The incident followed a prior dispatch from New Orleans about the Yazoo steam boat’s sinking after hitting a log jam near Bayou Macon and Tensas, with several fatalities and many recuperating passengers.
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Ayweiel
Evening Observer
I Ecer
Marek
Sullivan
Dorsey
Fifth Street
Domestic Affair at Mansion House Ends with Gunfire
Special Dispatch reports from Roxpect on March 5. A night clerk ordered a porter to clean the billiard room floor. the porter refused and threatened reporting him. The porter drew a revolver and fired three shots, one hitting the clerk but causing no injury due to a coin in the clerk's pocket. The porter was arrested.
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Evening Observer
Mansion House
Devastation in Evanston as flood leaves few houses standing
A Spreait Dispatch from Evanston Indiana reports the Wa bash bottoms severely wrecked by flood and famine. Not a single house remains and three or four lives are believed lost in the disaster spread over the past weeks.
Washington Waits as Senate Passes Key Bills
A long session ends with passage of a mixed commission treaty measure with Venezuela and an act aiding executive investigations into government claims. The shipping bill is amended and the annual appropriation laws close. Senator Davis resigns the presidency of the Senate and Edmunds sworn in as president pro tempore. The sundry civil appropriation bill is sent to the president for signature as the chamber closes for farewell remarks and public visitors.
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Senate
Governa Tive
Gign i
Telegraphic Topics in Brief From Oi City and Beyond
Telegraphic items report Carroll forwarding funds to Ireland for relief, three pedestrians struck and killed by a train near Peekskill, tariffs harming Pittsburg iron and wire rod makers with wage cuts feared. Arrests in New Castle for fraud, car misappropriation alleged. Dr. Brooks of Grand Island injured in runaway horse crash. Stearns moulders plant at Eric Pa. faces strike over disputes, with about 30 workers idle amid stoppage and four laid off.
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Monkders
Stearns Manufacturing Company
Eric, Pa
Amistrick
Department of Hie Werke and
Sab
Migoy
Sheridan extradition case judged no British treaty basis
New York March 3 Governor Butler and General Stoger A Pryor as Sheridan counsel express belief the British government has no case under the extradition treaty. They indicate no authority to order the treaty. Five o'clock dispatches report the stance as decisive.
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Cp-No
New York
Butler
Stoger A. Pryor
Sheridan
Nilsson Concert Cancelled by Manager in Buffalo
In Buffalo on March 6 the Nilsson concert was cancelled due to very low ticket sales, reflecting a decline in local musical interest. Also noted is a planned legal protest against blasphemous literature and a scheduled jig dance between Tonawanda and Buffalo on March 8 for a purse of 100.
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Doned Wonkin
Tireen
Nuremberg
Nuremburg
Buffalo
Nilsson
Bufffalo
Tonawanda
Weather Update Brief Hints Warmer Trend With Local Rain Likely
A brief forecast indicates a slightly warmer trend is possible followed by local rain or snow. Winds will be variable with lower barometer readings, and markets show corrections after the fete graph for this evening.
Grain markets and prices in a muddled 19th century report
Grain markets show mixed demand with fair activity in flour and millfeed, while wheat prices drift and little clear movement is reported. Public sales are sparse with notable offerings around corn and white oats. railroad and canal names appear amid a fragmented listing of grain and futures.
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Ana
Tin
Salen
Salen Reported Were A Reedie
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Wade
Boke
Atlannrich Ontwin
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