Local church services listed for Baptists Presbyterians Episcopals and Methodists
A fragment lists regular and Sunday services for several churches at Fourth Street and adjacent blocks. It notes pastors EF Crine W G Austin J F W Ashes C L Mead and G Berterher with service times morning and evening Sunday school noon and midweek prayers. Strangers and young men invited to all services.
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Fast Baptist Church
Fourth
Buffalo
Crine
First Presbyterian Church
I. Corner Haue
W. G. Austin
Tastor
A? Jounds
Post
Methodiat Church
Bikare Buffalo
C. L. Mead
UL Aan
Jermina Kreageledl Church
Hihpeireen
Hev. G. Berterher
Mrangers Condiacly
Fraternal Lodge Listings and Early 1900s Local News
Directory notes lodge communications for Ideanoir Lodge No.301 and Sare nkirk Lodge No.307 with schedules and officers. Followed by scattered items on a boiler explosion at Lo cust Spring colliery killing two and injuring others, a deadly fire at Brown ville wood camp, and political races in Atlanta and paraphernalia ads from Stevens clothing store.
Shooting at Richmond saloon ends in fatal wound
Special Dispatch reports at a Richmond saloon last night Henry O Neil kept a low watch when James Cassidy demanded a drink but had no money. O Neil refused to serve him and Cassidy attacked the keeper. The saloon keeper then shot Cassidy in the head inflicting a fatal wound.
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Syndal
Henry O'Neil
Richmond
James Cassidy
O'Neil
Brief Telegraphic Notes From The Nation
Numerous brief items report a Denver strike in progress, a Dukes Nutt murder jury secured in Uniontown Pa, a new cremation society planned in Chicago, a fatal infant burn in Hall County Georgia, and forecasts of Forster succeeding Lord Lorne in October. Also noted are seals sighted off Anticosti, Centralia iron works dispute, Texarkana murder acquittal, snowfalls in Vermont and New Hampshire, a poison verdict update, a rowing challenge for 2000, large boatmen nets withdrawn, cold windy weather, three men jailed for election-fraud returns, and a Boston music school donation by Dr Eben Tourgee.
Dublin unrest and Irish plot fears widen
Special dispatch reports Dublin authorities gathering evidence of Egan’s direct role in multiple crimes and Ireland’s anti government network. Gladstone voices optimism that Phenix Park warders case links may deliver justice. police anticipate major revelations. Disturbances in Paris and London linked to socialist protests, arrests, and clashes with police. Louise Michel in hiding amid demonstrations.
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Dublin
Egan
Gladstone
Ireland
Phenix Park
Pittsburg stabbing: two Williams brothers charged
George Kirsch was found stabbed to death in a Pittsburg house. Two Williams brothers are charged with the murder as officers pursue them. An old grudge is cited as a possible cause. The Chicago St Louis Pittsburg railroad arranged a $23 million first mortgage with Union Trust NY and others, due 1982. John Tracy killed his brother in law David Gil in London, Ohio.
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George Kirsch
Pittsburg
Williams
Catse
Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg Railroad
Union Trust Company of
New York
Joho ‘Tracy
London, C
David Gil
Long list of 19th century incidents and notices from Washington
A wide array of brief items from Washington and elsewhere include Secretary Kindler pursuing contracts for steel erate era construction and naming the largest vessel Chicago. Reports say Lifley, assaulted by Dorsey, is dying as Judge Lilley prepares to prosecute. A colored woman, Lacy Williams, reportedly gave birth and then sent the child away before investigators found the child burned in a stove. Finance notes discuss New York state redemption, government interest, nickel coinage plans, and Yellowstone Park lease deals. Other items cover tax law changes, currency device plans, and international headlines about Paris plotting czar murder and a severe Waterloo storm, plus crime news from New York and Arkansas rivers.
Grain Markets Across Cities Reflect Mixed Demand
Grain markets show Fleur and fall prices in Buffalo with altered quotations. Corning sales active. spring wheat quiet with about 27,000 bushels sold. Winter wheat active though dealers quote varying rates. Duluth and Chicago bulletins report mixed bids and light stock. Public disclosures limited. barley trades limited, some 6 cars of white western barley moved. Cincinnati and Toledo price notes reflect broad market activity with no clear trend.
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Buffalo
Fleur
Gatmen
Bard Duluth
mlAle
Sadie
Trach
Corningow
Fes
Millionaire lumberman endures fatal act in March
Special Dispatch reports from Davesport Indiana that Simon Paige, a very wealthy lumber manufacturer, died by his own hand yesterday after recently marrying a second wife. His first wife perished in a recent Oshkosh Wisconsin disaster. No cause is given for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Observer
Davesport
Simon Paige
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Blaze damages East Main street business block in Michiganrows
A fire discovered early today on the east side of Main street in a business block spread before control and burned the entire side. Losses exceed 15000 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Observer
Michiganrows
Ind
Main ‘Street
Raising a Racket at Lunatic Asylum Attack
Special Dispatch reports in Convarns Ohio March 12 that a patient at the lunatic asylum freed himself from restraints, seized a heavy wood and attacked inmates and staff. James Barring, a patient, died from head injuries. Keeper Cantwell was badly hurt.
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Evening Observer
Convanrs
8. C
Ze Wally
James Barring
Cantwell
Breck's bracket author works burned in morning blaze
A fire discovered by an employee at Breck’s facility burned through the wool room this morning, spreading rapidly before firefighters could control it. The total loss reached 35,000 and was reported as partially insured.
Five O Clock Dispatches From Canada and US
Five o clock dispatches report Wiggins North Dakota in Canada. Five children sick in Port Jervis from drinking diseased milk. Fires in Clyde Michigan town and inc. Philadelphia domestic tragedy where a man shoots his sister in law and then himself.
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Port Jervis
Clyde
Michigan Town, Inc
Philadelphia
Want More Money Special dispatch to te Avening Observer
New York workers in the printing trade press for a raise to 30 cents per thousand ems. The demand has not been granted and a strike is seen as imminent. An Ottawa dispatch notes a crowd gathered at Wiggin's residence voicing accusations of humbug and fraud.
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New York
Ens
Wiggin
Wiggins
Five Compton children fall ill after milk drinking
From Trobert Compton, five children are ill after drinking milk from a cow. One child is in fever and may not recover, with two in convulsions. The report notes the illness is serious and local concern follows the dairy source.
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Trobert Compton
Weather and Markets Brief for Evening Forecast
Partly cloudy with occasional snow over the Lower Lakes region. Winds shift from south to west, with colder northwest gusts. A rising barometer is noted in the western district. Telegraph-dated market corrections issued for this evening.
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Associated Press
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Dr. Ludlow, Jr
Grant Hendee
Fredonia
Duggan
Forestville
John * Cigar
Third Street
Ofice
Woh
Hequemauurg
Business Gards
E. J. Chonyn
Cor. Deer and
Fifth Avenue
R. BE. H. Emerson
EF W. Hraffe
Studio Cor
Talcott Ets
Hornton
A.G. Thornton
East Third
A. Matteson
Fourth Street
Etk
Tongeriu Valor
Lake Shore Bank
Center St
Playg
Therd and
Leopard
Algo Willlile
Blease
Welch & Norman
Ditkirk
Ceulis
Ilotel
Geo
Ths
Depot
Mi Ieee Hie
H Kk. Williams
Im Petroleum
Church Directory
Mb—Pastore
Aveetory
Calb
Ofc
Fasonic Directory
Ideanoir Lodge
F. & Alm
Usmonth
C. Risley
W. MW. Zimmertrann
Sare
Nkirk Lodge
Boa AM
Mallet
W.M. FW. Rmkes
Bente
Kirk
H.T. Gils, Jr
Rakes
Bankirk Cownens No
B. L Harnson
T. EM
Charles Blood
Bankirk Commandery No
K.Y
C.H. Sherman
H.C. BF. Gerogg
Macorder
PERM
Davenport
Iowa
Gano
Lina Asylum
Pottsville, PA
Portal 11E
Locust Spring
John Noble
Charles Desmont
W Ho
Hite
Peters
The
Atlanta. Ga
Boynton
Bacon
Crawford
Stephens
United States
Brown
John Syren
Isaic
Fred
Stevens
Eer
Cen- Te Street
H.C. A. Smith
Fata
Denver Courses Men Tailors
Uniontown
Chicase
Hall County
Herring
Ottawa
W. E. Forster
Marquis of
Heath Point
Anticosti
Centralia Iron Works
Sherif Dixon
Texarkana
Ark
Als. Johnson
Vermont
New
Hampshire
Prof. Mullett
Staunton, Pa
George Hosmer
Riley
Lee
St. Louis
Mississippi
Inois River
Thomas Maher
Isaac Street
Josph Myers
Eben Tourgee
New England Conservators‘of Music
Boston
Iatvest Music School
Foreign Affairs
PHE Socialisticg
Excivement
France
England
Land League
Sheridan
Newark
Mareid
Place du Trane
Ohich
Yves Guyot
Esplanade Des Invalides
Guyot
Champ de Mars
Louise Michel Ia
Governmhe Chamber of Departement
Washington
Kindler
Chicago
Lifley
Dorsey
Lilley
Bit
Lacy Williams
Jery Folger
Secretary of the Interior
Rufus Hatch
Mammoth Hot Springs
Internal Revenue
St. Petersburg
Paris
Czar
Charkov
Waterloo
Que
Progreése
Ateloek
Lessex
John Kollier
Mary Steinberger
Green Island
N.Y
Kollier
Appa
Grain Markets
Cincinnati
Toledo
Dali
Oil City
Or& Tranecont den
Mio. Gr
Pui
Reading
Pacitie Mall
Gentral St.f. San
Niewspapee Arrives
Wittig
Marcel
Breck
Wiggins ,N. D
Canada
Yor
Poer Jrevis
TRADE
Telegraph
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