Local Church Directory Listings and Schedules
A period style church directory lists services Sabbath morning and evening for First Presbyterian, First Methodist, First Baptist, St. John's Episcopal, German missions, German Evangelical, Free Masonic? and Catholic churches. It includes pastors names Mart in Bates LeRoi Groth Spreng and J.C. Groth, times 10:30 7:00 11:00 12:20 12:15, and Sunday School times from 9:00 to 12:30 with various prayer and class meetings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterlian Ciurcil
Win. Martin
Elk
J. I. Bates
First Baptist Churco
Buffalo
Rey A. LeRor
T. Um
ST. John's Episcopal
Eaglests
F. W. Rakes
Churci
J.C. Groth
German Evangel
Ucv
Spreng
B. Freeand
CLE Baptist Church
Fourth Faberns &J
Center
EK. Stone
Nilla
Tme
Big Bargains in Cor sets at the Erie Store
Attention ladies seek corsets and health supporters at the Erie Store on Center Street. C P French corset Dr Schilling health corset Madam Poy artist supporters Thompsons glove Atting corset Flora woven corsets Pratt's shoulder braces and Warren stocking supporters offered at low prices in the fancy goods, millinery and toy department run by Monroe Brock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
C. P
Dr. Schilling
Madam Poy
Thompsons
Pratt
Warren
Eric
Monroe Brock
Center Street
New Cabinet Discussed In Official Circles At White House
Washington March 6 The New President and Cabinet were debated in official circles with praise for civil service reform and criticisms of several nominees. The caucus thanked Pendleton and Jones for past service while noting disputes over Lamar and Beak and Kenna led to a cautious approach to confirmations. The White House hosted callers including the Duckworth Club and County Democracy as President Cleveland met with justices and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigaton
White House
Cleveland
Mr. Arthur
Colonel Lamont
Phillips
J. Stanley Brown
Arthur
Frelinghayeen
Senate
Marshal McMichaels
Rockwell
Duckworth Club
Cincinnati
County Democracy
New York
Bayard
Lamar
Northwest
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Washington
Beck
Kenna
Messrs
Pendleton
Jonas
Rischeberger
United States
Hugh We Culioch
Multiple Labor Strikes Hit Wabash Shops and Rail Lines
About fifty Wabash shop employees in this city walked out after voicing grievances to the foreman while Colonel Talmage, the railroad’s general manager, denied that Chicago strike demands were met. Additional notices report wage cuts, organized action plans, and strike talk across Wabash lines in Missouri and Illinois as workers seek pay restoration amid broader labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Louis
Wabash
Coul
Talmage
Wabash Railroad
Chicago
Springfield
Ind
Moberly
Flannery
Costello
Cabinet Nominations Prompt Senate Action Delayed
At noon, Vice President Hendricks opened the Senate as nominations for the Cabinet were read. Thomas F. Bayard, Daniel Manning, William C. Endicott, William C. Whitney, William F. Vilas, Augustus Garland, and Lucius Q. C. Lamar were proposed for State, Treasury, War, Navy, Postmaster General, Attorney General, and Interior respectively. The body adjourned without action amid objections to Bayard over anti Irish sentiment tied to the dynamite affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crowninsmild Eldicotr
WasumeTox
Hendricks
Senate
Allison
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Daniel Manning
New York
Treasury
William C. Endicott
Massachusetts
William C. Whitney
Navy
William F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Augustus S. Garland
Arkansas
Lucius Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
Sherman
Riddieberger
Bayard
House of Parliament
The Gallows at Recursion New York March 6
In Recursion New York a prisoner Dr Geersen faces execution after a night of uneasy sleep. He meets his fate at 10 23 with clergy present and a final confession denied. his body was released for burial twenty two minutes after the drop. Charles A King of Orleans National Bank is noted in dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apetrnia
Dr. Geersen
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Leipsner
Geersen
Sheriff Keim
Goersen
N. Y
Charles A. King
Orleans National
Hank
Crocanxatt
Board of Trade
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
New York
California
Chamber of Commeane
Oklahoma Boomers march to invade Indian Territory
Arkansas City Kansas March 6 The Boomers camp west of town keep wagons arriving and trains bringing reinforcements General Hatch and staff are here. most troops have moved into the Territory. Arrests were made in Wichita on February 10 warrants charging insurrection. leaders cited include Couch Brown Stafford Wilcox McCord Streator O'Dell Courtright Ketchem Kegleberger Slade Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boomer
Indise
Wichita
Kanana
Arkansas City
Kas
Boomers
General Hatch
United States
W. L. Couch
M. P. Couch
Geo. F. Brown
H. H. Stafford
Wilcox
A. C. McCord
C. E. Streator
J. D. O'Dell
Richard Courtright
A. P. Ketchem
T. W. Kegleberger
A. Slade
W. H. Miller
Payne Colony
Lieutenant Day
Liberty
Sherman
Captain Couch
Samuel Crocker
Couch
Tie
McCord
Payne Oklahoma Colony
Ponca Agency
Bismarck accused of falsehood and Afghan questions in London dispatch row
In March reports from Loxpos describe Dr Blowitz accusing Prince Bismarck of fabricating a dispatch to Earl Granville that never arrived at the Foreign Office. Gladstone refuses Afghan inquiries. Hartington says army measures will be taken. Paralleled are tensions over Egyptian native attitudes and Khartoum vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Blowitz
Times
Prince Bismarck
Edward Malet
Earl Granville
England
Germany
Sir Edward
Foreign Office
Granville
Bolwitz
House of Commons
Gladstone
Lord Hartington
Duke of Edinburgh
Naval Reserve
Korti
el Muahdi
Anderman
Khartoum
Metemneh
Cairo
Alexandria
Stephenson
Greaves
Graham
Suakim
Westminister Hall
Micaela
Baron Mohrenhehn
Afghanistan
Lordville
Russia
Gene Dow
Africa
Prussia
Therbert Bismarck
London
Paris
Pate
Prince of Wales
Michael Pannery
Senetary
Railroad bond default looms as Pittsburgh & Western faces foreclosure
The Chronicle Telegraph reports that Pittsburgh & Western Railroad will default on April interest for Pittsburgh, Bradford & Buffalo bonds and on its own July bonds. Foreclosure is expected by Baltimore & Ohio’s lender, as Pi West stock declines from eight to sixty two in two weeks amid eastern system links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegraph
Pittsburgh & Western Railroad Company
Pittsburgh, Bradford & Buffalo Railroad Company
Granator
Baltimore
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Ofice
Dunkirk Printing Company
Chautauqua Farmer and Sunkirk Journal
Senson
ALL Newsdealers
B. Horst, M
Second Street
R.geo. E
Stanley
Beaver Treet
Onnepeak
James Irving
Journal Building
Dundalk
ST. James Hotel
J.B. Dawelns
Bext
Third Street
Charles Promenschenkel
Churee Directory
TG OF
Newsraprr
Supreme Court
Democratic Caucus
Jones
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Corinnmus
Stee Board of Agriculture
Capital
LASOR
Monongahela Valley
Illinois
Spring PieLy
Joint Assembly
Logan
Washburne
Kimbrough
Haines
Reublicans
Watson
House
Pittsnuren
Philadelphia Company
Wiktor K. Kookogay
Samuel KR. Brick
Vilas
Mapiser
Wis
State Assembly
Norcross
Vilasia
West Virginia
Wiscomna
E. Willis Wilson
Wilson
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Carravocca
Tenn
Rome County
Jenkins
Hood
Thomas Z. Bayard
The
United States Treasury
Endicott
Whitney
Garland
Thiladelphis
Sinielde
Oklahoma
A. Crank
Elias Bray
Wilkesbarre
Jefferson Market
Methodist Book Concern
Bray
Missouri State Fund
St. Louis
State Fund
Missouri
Cicking
Charles Egbert Chaddock
Boston
B. Aldrich
Atlantic Monthly
Atlantic
Misa Murfrees
Ottawa
Sir John Macdonald
Canadian Pacific
North Shore Railroad
Mr. Drinkwater
Canadian Pacific Railway
Succevyie
Marion
George Deproz
F. H. Tadlock
Beyold Ok Greige
Arron
Marek
Z. C. Brown
City
Giladstons
Mareball’s
Jacob Schaefer
Tot Wallies
Wallace
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