Church Notices at Birat Ruptit Corner Fourth and Buffalo
Rev EF Crane pastor. Regular Sabbath services at 1100 a m and 730 p m. Sunday school at 1230 p m. Sunday evening prayer meeting 6 p m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 p m.
17 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1883
Page
1
Rev EF Crane pastor. Regular Sabbath services at 1100 a m and 730 p m. Sunday school at 1230 p m. Sunday evening prayer meeting 6 p m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 p m.
Special Dispatch reports from Betwerkronr Conn on March 17. Mrs Anna Boland died after a coal fire burned her while praying at a stone. Her three daughters suffered severe burns while attempting to save her. Otis Randall, Boston broker, linked to stolen stamps. Fostice Hoover charged with money wrongdoing against electoral integrity.
Special Dispatch reports charges against Justice Mover of the Supreme Court alleging he borrowed large sums from banks while government suits against the banks were pending. Trials were postponed. Also noted: Dr Forbes acquitted of grave robbing charges and U S financial shifts show declines in loan, specie, and deposits.
A compilation of brief items including Secretary Folger’s recovery, new Rockville postmaster Beoville Hitching, trials on Butler murder plots, shipbuilding bids for steel cruisers and a dispatch boat, patent news on long distance telephone, boiler explosion at a sawmill, harbor commission inquiries, Western Union pole life estimates, and early notes on direct steelmaking processes.
Foreign Affairs bulletin notes ten leading anarchists arrested locally with more arrests in provinces. John Walsh released yesterday. An assailant who fired at the Austrian embassy coat of arms is banished for three years. March 17 dispatches.
The press is dismayed at the Westminster explosion and urges strong action. The coverage tent has notified China it is taking possession of the district at Swallow. The German consul here has been recalled.
A London dispatch surveys reactions to the Westmeter explosion amid Irish questions. The Globe cautions violence and urges calm government handling, while officials speculate on motives and associations. Reports note rewards, inquiries into the Times office attack, and a U.S. bond signature issue. The era of the five cent nickel redesign is announced with new motto and engravings.
The legislature debated a proposed amendment to authorize sale of the salt springs in Gnon daga with proceeds to extinguish canal debts, and considered railway fare reductions and capitol commission reforms. Bills appropriated funds for a state home for the blind, veterans' monuments, emigration commissioner, and court salaries. Adjournment set for Monday after brief sessions. reports on Election of supreme court justices and various public measures discussed.
Death of Karl Marx confirmed at Re genteuil France. Revenue officers destroy ten illicit distilleries three thousand gallons of beer and fifty four fermenting tubs in Letcher and Perry counties. A colored minister in Des Moines imprisoned for gambling fund misappropriation. Dublin Mail cautions restraint over explosion authorship. West Shore railroad workers near Marlboro exposed to dynamite. one killed others injured. Oil fever hits Batlas el Ontario. a company forms to strike a 2000 foot well. Sprith basket maker of Condersport killed in Renege Pennsylvania. coroner rules accidental death. wife and two daughters left.
Five O'Clock Dispatches report Forbes, the Philadelphia Medic, cleared of the graf robbery charge. Public sentiment grows hostile. Also noted: a woman and three daughters severely burned in Bridgeport Connecticut, a horrific burning case in Venice, and a terrible explosion with one man dead.
A movement seeks indicting Dukes for sending obscene letters via the U S mails. In Jacksonsville a fire destroyed local post office and businesses, with losses over 200000 dollars covered by insurance. Mrs Klamn and her child were burned in an incident. the child died, and Mrs Klotin gave birth to a Milborn child who is said not to recover.
Weather bulletin notes warmer conditions over the lower lakes with generally cloudy skies. Loyal rain and snow expected, winds shifting from southerly to westerly. Barometer readings and market corrections telegraphed for this evening.
Grain markets show mixed activity with oats and corn uneven in demand while rye and barley hold near steady. Wheat futures rise slowly amid tempered demand. dairy and oil markets reflect cautious trading as stock levels and receipts trend lower across Toledo Cincinnati Detroit and Oil City exchanges.
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