Directory of local churches and service times
Ghar Directory lists multiple churches with addresses and past or current pastors. It details Sabbath and Sunday services, Sunday school times, and midweek meetings for FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, FIRST METHODIST, FIRST DAPTEST CHURCH, ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL, GERMAN ME CHURCH, GERMAN EVANGELIC CHURCH, FREE METHODIST, and BAPTIST CHURCH, along with notes on Catholic Mass and varying weekly schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Corner Fagle
Wain. Mirtin
FIRST
Methodist Churcil
Elk
J H. Oates
Daptest Cimgach
Corner
Buffalosts
A. LeRoy
Megudar
T. Joain
Episcopal
North Teast
F. Wraikes
Spreng
Free Methodist Church
I. BL
Freenod
Fabern . Ole Baptist Church
Fourth St
Cénie
E. Stone
Oklahoma land clash and bishop
Dispatches from March 14 describe colonists in Oklahoma facing potential military orders as authorities plan explanations to the War Department. Boomers arrested in Wichita were released on bonds, while tensions rise over settlers staking claims and possible evacuation by cattlemen backed by Washington. A separate Baltimore report notes Pope Cole & Co. facing a $1,080,000 liability collapse tied to copper contracts and copper price declines. A trio of unrelated local misdeeds includes a woman horsewhipping a telegraph agent and a Philadelphia man publicly abused in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apransas Crrz
Kan
Couch
Sidney Clark
General Weaver
Washington
Cleveland
Wichita
Arkansas City
Berry Brothers
Oklahoma
Hatch
Lamar
Ones
Baltmors
Messrs. Pope, Cole & Co
Wm. Keyser
Geo. A. Pope
Geo. P. Cole
Geo. W. Ward
John S. Gilman
G. W. Garett
G. W. Ward
J. 5. Gilman
First National
Second National
Third National
Merchants’ National
National Union
National Mechanics
National
New Youk
Popes, Cote & Co
Old Dominion Copper Colny
New York City
George A. Pope
Arizona
Vincennes
Ind
Balke
Telegraph
Perry
Atreeta
Hood
Degan
Jim
Saget
Standing and fetcet Commi for the Furey-Fieth Congrees
A long list of committee changes is reported with names from many states. Cameron of Pa introduces a resolution on committees for the Forty-ninth Congress. assignments include Finance Chair, Private Land Claims, Enrolled Bills, Military Affairs, Civil Service, Public Money expenditures, and more. Sherman declines a Finance Committee seat. Ingalls proposal for information from the President. Ransom and Miller removed from committees for health and duties. executive session followed by adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furey-Fieth
Walmscron
Maeroh G. Spears
Saulebury
Gell
Dell
Bias
New Hampshire
Cameron
Acral
Mr. Rabin
Mr. Cullom
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Conger
Str. Hill
Chace
Colbeen
Maryland
Ter Falmer
Reome
Jackson
Rid@leberger
Slackburn
Mahone
Teer
Mines Smd Mintag mm
Inct
GronnGe
Sabernabon
Ftourgs Orsthert
Spooner
T Wiscomean
Sanford and Canden
Puble
Teller
Myr
Cockrell
Walker
Walthall
Slater
Blackburn
Pembleton
McPherson
Potomac
Monsrt
Edmunds
Ingall
McMillan
Hoar
Iowan
Evarte
Coke
Veet
Sherman
Harria
Ingalls
Oklahoma
Beck
Ransom
Appropriations Committee
Miller
Cel
Stanford
Senate
Momlar
President Cleveland issues proclamation on Oklahoma lands
President Cleveland warns Oklahoma boomers to stay off Indian Territory lands. If ignored, U S military power will be used to remove intruders. Other items note personnel changes in customs, diplomatic circles, and naval survey appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waaniotou
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
United States
Manning
Joseph Potter
New York
Haytten Mission
Washington
Secretary of State
Cephet
Jon. Wate Hampton
John M. Hawley
Branch Hydrographic Ofice
Baltimore
Secretary of the Mary
Secretary of the Treasury
Coast Survey
Hawley
Supreme Court of the United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Jones ¢. Sauter
Arkansas
Biansion
Werren Young
James Q. Blatt
Secretary of the Interior
Becae, Seaton and Richards
Railroad Legislation and Protect Hadiead Employees
The Senate passed the Shannon bill to shield railway workers and prospective hires from wage cuts, with penalties for obstructing trains. Only four Senators opposed, amid lobbying by railroad interests. Governor Ireland drafted the measure, aims to safeguard employees as proposed in the bill. Sergeant Thomas Plunkett's will leaves his estate to wife and two sons, medals to the sons, and requests his regiment flag over his casket at funeral. A Wednesday tornado in Gatresville caused extensive damage and downed trees, with the storm described as severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teane Senate
Senate
Shannon
Ireland
Ae de Elighr Nage
Sonia
Eer Ee
Dei
Govremmmor Irehand
Ins
Thomas Frankett
Mags
Thomas Plunkett
Plantett
Hazen Court Martial Subpoenas And Newspaper Testimony
In the Hazen court martial, the judge advocate seeks subpoenas for witnesses and the court overrules his objection to admitting a memorandum from the December 11 1863 joint War and Navy decision on relief delays. Edmund Hudson of the Capital testifies about a March 1 article tying Hazen to a letter shifting blame to Secretary Lincoln as the court adjourns until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasierox
Hazen
Judge Advocate
Secretary of the Navy
Edmund Hudson
Capital
Greely
Lincoln
Judge
RAILROAD STRIKE AND WARNINGS SPARK NEW TENSIONS
March 14. The strike situation shows little change with telegraphers, engineers, and firemen actions hinting at broader walkouts. Governor Boversof Warmaduke issued a proclamation warning strikers and urging authorities to enforce traffic restrictions and curb interference with rail operations. A furniture factory fire in Easton, Pa caused major losses and damage to lumber and railroad cars, while other items note society figures and events in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boversof Warmaduke
Sr. Levis
Texas
Missouri
Mammaduke
Easton
D. A. Cook
Jerney Central
Belvidere Division
War Clouds Over Afghanistan and Russo-Afghan Talks
London and St Petersburg papers report an informal accord between Britain and Russia delaying further Afghan advances while seeking a peaceful frontier settlement. Gladstone described the agreement as temporary with no fixed term, provoking Conservative doubt. Dispatches from St Petersburg hint at hopes war can be avoided as German mediation is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompow
Mr. Gladstone
House of Commons
Afghanistan
Gladstone
England
Russia
Stafford Northcote
Gildstone
Marquis of Hartington
Wear
London
St. Petersburg
Aba Leves
Musala
Prince and Press of
Wales
Great Britain
Earl Spencer
Pans
Germany
Tonquin
Rapier
Tharke
Oere
James Stephens
Davis
Morrissey
Leroy
Parla
Harte
Am Laren
James Eugene Davis
Will
France
Pope
Cave
Suastia
Metemneh
Thereson
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Second ST
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Commercial Book and
Job Printera
Wade
ALL Newsdealers
B. Horst
Ofice
Second Street
Blackham
Buffalo Street
Fifth
Donkirn N
Stanley
OOK
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
Denkirk
N.Y
Zmes
T. James
B. Dawkins
Frov’r
Stlushens
Gall
Alderney
Central Avenue
Haat
Ild
Arnold
Reni
Fitthetreeta
M.L Tyler
Ad Dress A. B
Ghar Directory
Feal Styke
Shrern
Erie
Ren
Eise
Procter
E Tregonate
Monongahela Valley
Sawmitt Him
Gsevrera
Harfly & Marshall
General Grant
Grant
Fred Grant
Exposition Music Ifsll
James Stearns
Rowan
de Bein
Kentucky
Luther
Indiana
Aeoutire Christian Temperance Union
Game Place
Frances ¥. Wiflard
Clingis
Mary Oe
Michigan
Oliver, Phillips & Teoberts
Prrrspunen
Oliver, Phillips & Roberts Company
Remeth
Tom James G. Bletee Gaile
Cleveland Diepenaing
Ternade
Terese
Gatresville
Tormado
Wei
Ret
Battarone
Coris M. Latmpeen
Peabody
Nimw
Pawrecsnt
Merck H
Wear of Chariees Street
Falla
Bowwen
Gram Wea
Penterdey
Healy Richards
Wares
Geel
Fat Loetts
Rosso-Afchan Frontier
Enesks
Mieke
Dyzawiters
Araks Concent Teating
Tamenice
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