Local Church Directory Pages listing Sunday services
A historical parish directory lists FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SE Eagle and Fourth Street with pastor Martin and Sabbath services at 11 and Sunday school at 2, Fourth Methodist Church on Fourth between ELE and Buffalo with Mov J H Oates pastor and services at 11 and 7, Feast Baptist at Fourth and Buffalo led by Rev A Letier with Sabbath 10:30 and 6:00, Sunday school 12:30, St John’s Episcopal North East corner Fourth and Saint George with 11 and 7, Sunday school 12:30, German Methodist at Deer and Fourth with 10:30 and 7, German Evangelical at Elk between Forty and Fifth with 10:30 and 7, Free Methodist at B Free and Elam with Sabbath 11 and 7, Tabernacle Baptist at Fourth and Main Center with 11 and 7, Sunday school 2, Catholic services daily morning and occasional others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterlian
Somer Eagle
Ateler
Maretin
R. M
Cirst Methodist Church
Ele
Buffalo
J. H. Oates
Yaator
A. A Ani
Feast Baptist Church
Buffaty
A. Letier
M. Sr. John's Episcopal
F. W. Karkes
Servins
Cabinet Confirmations in Senate After Executive Session
Senate confirms Cleveland cabinet nominees Thomas Bayard Manning Endicott Whitney Lurant Vilas and Garland in executive session. Adams letter to Senator Floar defends Union Pacific policy and denies Gould control, warns against locking funds from rail expansion.
The Silver Question Pamphlet and Cleveland Note
The Clearing House issued a pamphlet on the silver question praising President Cleveland and critiquing Congress for not stopping silver coinage. it warns of trade dangers and notes silver will not be paid out except to specific banks. Also reports Cleveland holiday for Kenwood pupils and a $50 gift, then a near-miss bond theft, frontier settlement violence, a hotel pool case, a fatal child quarrel, and assorted items from Ottawa to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Clearing House
Cleveland
New York
The
Clearing House
Congress
Albany
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Kenwood
Washington
Grover Cleveland
The Country's Wheat Supply Up for 1885 Stocks
Cinemowati reports from Cincinnati Price Current on wheat stocks in twelve leading states totaling 162 million bushels, with 00,000 bushels nationwide visible supply. Estimates for remaining areas raise total grain stocks to 243 million bushels including flour, far above last year's 105 million.
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Cinemowati
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cathmates
Department of Agriculture
New Cabinet sworn as Cleveland acts on civil service
Washington March 7 The President accepted resignations of Mr Arthurs Cabinet and signed commissions for the new Cabinet officers who will take the oath today. Grant is placed on the retired list with rank of General. Many office seekers remain as petitions circulate and endorsements are sought. Democratic Congressmen generally approve Cleveland's civil service stance, predicting limited clerical changes but sweeping shifts for postmasters and collectors. A Senate debate looms over Van Wyck's Beekbone resolution with Senator Teller defending last administration actions. Curvinasp, Ottawa, and other brief items follow in digest form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
E Wasuixetox
van Wyck
Secretary of the Interior
New Orleans & Pacific
Congress
Edmunds
Tloar
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific Railroad
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Daniel Manning
New York
the Treasury
William C. Endicott
Massachusetts
William C. Whitney
Navy
Lucius Q.C. Larant
Mississippi
Interior
William F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Augustus H. Garland
Arkansas
Garland
Hendricks
Bayard
Lamar
Riddleberger
Virginia
Charles Francis Adama
Floar
Adams
Union Pacific
National Treasury
Jay Gould
Mr. Adams
Gould
Wasumatox
Arthurs
President Cleveland
General Grant
Cleveland
van Wyel
Beekbone
Teller
Pulse
Backbone” Company
Destructive Fire at Bradford Destroys Hotels and Kills Two
Fire in Dunkirk House on Chestnut Street spread rapidly destroying the Dunkirk House the adjacent Stone Hotel a Chinese laundry and a photograph gallery. Two boarders died Barney Freel a butcher and J L Martin. Henry Moyer sailor and others injured. Loss estimated at about 15000 with little insurance. Fire spread slowed by frozen hydrants as firefighters arrived after the blaze began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Braprono
Dunkirk House
Chestnut Street
Stone Hotel
Barney Freel
Carlessness Freel
J. L. Alartin
Freel
Pau
Minn
Bismarck
Dak
Meprorp
Mass
James School
Train Collision Near Grenada Kills Firemen Injures Crew
A southbound Mail train and a northbound Express on the Illinois Central collided near Grenada Mississippi eight miles south of New Orleans. Both engines wrecked. two baggage cars and a mail car wrecked. one smoker badly damaged. Firemen killed. northbound engineer injured. news agent Blake gravely injured. a man riding the tender killed. eight to ten passengers in the smoker injured. Cause cited as gross negligence with a headlight failure and the southbound conductor asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orveans
Grenada
Miss
Illinois Central Railroad
Blake
EL Nott Station
Foreign affairs and unrest abroad noted in March dispatches
In Lords debate Lord Granville denies confidential Bismarck communications and HMG aims to foster English German friendship. Reports flag Turkish alliance with England against Russia and new military movements in India and Egypt. A Paris arrest over Nihilist links. Brackenbury reaches Merawai. tea duties rise in Foo Chow. Chinese hostility toward foreigners grows after naval actions. Descriptions cover Austrian colliery disaster, Astor’s diplomacy, Lausanne judge attack, and Morgantown outlaws surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Loxvox
House of Lords
Lord Granville
Prince Bismarck
England
Germany
Marquis of Lorne
Russia
Turkey
India
Quetta
Pishar
Ameer
Persia
Times
Cairo
Egypt
Miss B
Paris
London
St. Petersburg
Therne
Konrt
Brackenbury
Merawai
Kirbekan
Hoyo Koxe
Shanghai
Conui
Prince of Wales
Tenna
Karsmin
Austria
Astor
American College
Quirial
Vatican
Astor Wa
Humbert
Breve
Dumar
Geardon
Blanchard
M. Chavan
Arres
Justees
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Dunkirk Printing Company
Orvicy
East Second ST
Publishera of the
Dunkirk Journal
Poo
Commercial Book and Job Printers
ALL News
Horst
Second Street
Center
E. Blackham
Buffalo Street
Dunkirn N
SPM
Tod Tr Oe
Stanley
M.D
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
N.Y
Ion
ST. James Hotel
J.B. Dawkins
Betp
Monroe's
Stuation
N. Mamatton
Lutkato
Mon Rext
Third Street
Laquire
Calarus Prowlnscueskel
Churh Directory
Erie
C. P
Dr. Schilling
Madam Foy
Thompsons
Pratt
Warren
Elle
Monroe Block
Charles Franch Adamts
Uniop Pacific Railroad
Walnut Street
Seventh Street
J. L. Shaw
Locust Street
George Taylor
Dakota
Mitchrnn
Oak
Craw Creek
King
Chamberlain
Pool Sellera
Broon Ys
Paul Bauer
West Bright
Coney Island
Moore
Bauer
Scottsvilee
Melville Barnett
David Cooper
Melville
Northwestern Products
Ottawa
Ont
Inchean’s Bay
Hudson's Straits
Bay
Lovuisville
Jeremiah Haden
Tle
Ostatta
Treasury
Denver
Col
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Arthur
Clestander
T. TI. Spencer
Casyahaga County
Rose Ketley
Water Works Department
Fifi
Polk
Comercial Advertiser
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth Dynamite Bil
Alex Campbell
Justices of Peace
United States
William Taylor
West One Hundred and Eleventh Street
Saltimgore
Washington Kelly
E. Bailey & Co
Thames Street
Batavia. C
Trenry Stull
Marathon
Montgomery County
Valley Forge
Lundy's Lane
Chippewa
General Scott
Jefferson
Tie
Methodist Church
Anos. C
Jacob Snyder
Reneel
Bradford
Montreal
Caugtnawaga
Ammomt
Rep
Europe
Nautical Gazette
South Carolina
Charcotte
N. C
Lancaster County
D. C
West Virginia
Drafin
Dhalfin
Younosrows
Dere
Foreign Affairs
Lorne Hellerea
Morgantown
Younastows
Simon Pantin
Jacobs Buzzani
Mergantown
Jake
William Clase
Poulin
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