Church Directory listing local congregations and services
A compact listing of church names with addresses and pastors along with regular service times. Includes First Presbyterian, First Methodist, First Baptist, St. John’s Episcopal, German Methodist, German Evangelical, Free Methodist, and Tabernacle Baptist churches with Sabbath hours, Sunday schools, midweek meetings, and notes on Catholic church morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Murcorner Eagle
Fourtu UN
M. UF. BM
E. Churcil
Deertun Mourth
J.C. Groth
Sidath
Drayer
GF. Spreng
Free Methodist Church
T. B. Freeanil
Chass Mineting
F.m.vrayer Meeting
Thorndar
Tabernacle Baptist Church
EB. Stone
Eric Store Introduces Elegant Torchen Laces and Bags
The Eric Store showcases new goods including 13 yard Elegant Torchen Laces and a line of torchen lace by the piece. Also advertised are handsome shopping bags and a broad display of fancy goods with many other fresh arrivals at the store.
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Miliiews
Tay Place
General Grant Faces Tongue Cancer Surgery Question
New York March 33 There was a material change in General Grant's condition yesterday He worked on his book and was more active. Doctors Douglass Lancs Shrady and others discussed a surgical operation to remove the cancerous growth at the root of his tongue The operation may be feasible when his vitality improves though his enfeebled state delays it The medical view remains cautious noting mixed outcomes from similar extirpations and potential for temporary relief even if cure remains uncertain
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New York
General Grant
Aire, Sartoris
Europe
Baltic
Fred Grant
Geren
Lewis A. Sarto
Grant
Academy fire destroys St Josephs at Emmitsburg
An early afternoon blaze at St Josephs Academy Emmitsburg Md started in the kitchen and, driven by strong winds, destroyed the main building and part of the sisters department. Pupils were saved and the property is insured for 600000 in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York firms. A special train carried aid from Frederick to the scene.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Emmittsburg
Mab
United States
Exarrisneno
Frederick
Fie
Mother Seaton
Aist
Sisters of Charity
St. Morens Academy
Bank Failures Mark End Of Week Increases
New York reports 47 failures nationwide this week against 250 last week and 102 in the same weeks of prior years. Brindle & Reiswangier of Mechanicsburg Pa have assigned debts totaling 43000 with unclear assets. Union Coal Co Ltd of Scranton Pa faces a 40000 judgment. Frank Toussy publisher faces liabilities near 165000 with assets around 300000. Schoharie National Bank in Schoharie closed with deposits about 120000 and unclear assets. president Franklin Kram and family hold most stock amid rumored stock losses. Mr Kram allegedly speculated heavily. John Kerr near here fatally wounded his brother William after firing.
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Schouarie National Bank
Peasey
New York
United States
Brindle & Reiswangier
Mechanicsburg
Union Coal Company, Limited
Scranton
E. B. Stirges
Frank Toussy
Schoharie Maton Bank
Schoharie
Schoharie County
N. Y
Franklin Kran
Senate Proceedings Debates Alaska Commission Plan
A lively Senate session discussed a Manderson resolution to appoint a committee of Senators to Alaska during the recess to investigate, with Van Wyck railing at expense and clerks. West defended a colleague and a Secretary as “the boy,” while Harrison and others clashed over Mississippi River inquiries prior to adjournment. The treaty secrecy was lifted later, and the Commercial Convention with Mexico was ratified.
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Alaska
United States
Mexico
Waerteuten
Senate
Maine
High Court of Arbitration
Manderson
Warerson
Coleagee
Manderston
Territories
van Week
North Pole
Central
South America
Hirlog
Florida
Central America
New Orleans
United States Treasury
California
van Wryck
Mandereon
van Wyck
Mississippi River
J. van Wyck
Hartiaan
van Wiek
Nebraska
Harrison
West
von Wycks
Central American Commission
Nebraske
Thomas C. Reynolds
Betance
United States Commission
Mr. van Wreck
Fawley
Ariterk
A Miller
Caln
Bher- Man
Congress
Rio Grande
Washington
Union of America
Mexican Claims and Nominations Ratified by Senate
The Senate in executive session confirmed several nominations including Jos I Ryan for Mint Controller at Carson City and William Garrard as Mint Superintendent, plus others. A Mexican claims case involving the Weil-La Alem treaty remains under consideration with prior payments noted and a rehearing negotiated. The Treasury plans a broad bureau investigation led by Frirehild, Coon, and Graves to streamline accounts and reduce duplication. Veterans of the Army of the Potomac prepare for a Gettysburg visit in May with broad attendance expected.
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Wrilla Abta Mpnicam
Watle
Senate
Congress
Hayes
Garfield
Archer
Mexico
Feetinghupaen
Jos. , I. Ryan
Nevada
Carson City
Nev
William Garrard
M. J. Durham
Kentucky
Marlin V. Montgomery
Michigan
Malcolm Hay
Pennsylvania
John D. Calkins
Tennessee
James D. Poster
Tennesser
Samuel Z. Maguire
Louisiana
Revenue Service
Orin T. Myrick
Massachusetts
Revenue Services
Henry T. Beck
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Frirehild and Coon
Graves
Treasury
Iis
Miller
Internal Revenue
Evans
Gettysburg
Kirkwood
Iowa
Sprague
Rhode Island
Curtin
Cleveland
Washington
Executive
Professor Duncan Campbell Endorses Coca Beef Tongue Dish
Prof Duncan Campbell of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons and University of Edinburgh council member extols Licbig Co Coca Beef Tongue, saying it surpasses his expectations. He lauds its quality and taste, signaling strong professional approval.
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Royal College Physicians and Surgeons
General Council University Edinburgh
Licbig Co
Death Trap Burned Boarding House Fire Across Cities
A large East Bridgeport boarding house owned by John Mallanay burned at dawn killing two residents including Jerome Baron and injuring others. Fires also struck Avast Georgia and Petersburgh Virginia areas with significant property losses. In Washington the Hazen court martial adjourned after closing arguments by Judge Mackey.
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Arkdgeport
Conn
Atlants
Petersburgh
Bripacerort
Bridgeport
John Mallanay
Mr. Mallan
Fawes
Gold Fellows Mall
Green Street
Boston
Boston Machine Manufacturing Company
Perenapunan
Militia Seizes State Auditor’s Office in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa on March 91 a militia company of eleven under General Alexander battered the door of Auditor Brown’s office at the Capitol and took possession. Brown and his assistant resisted but were overpowered. Cattell arrived as new Auditor but could not transact any business as records were locked in the safe with key missing. Brown plans to appeal to the courts and warned the state treasurer not to pay funds on Cattell’s authority. The militia actions stirred city-wide excitement.
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Dcal
Brown
Cattell
Second extension sought for Graff Bennett debt
Principal creditors of Graff Bennett & Co agree to a second sixty percent extension on remaining unpaid debt totaling 687 419 dollars. Signatures to finalize the plan will be sought immediately, aided by favorable petition progress. The Law and Order Party in Dallas faces a murder arson case context with six prisoners released and bonds set from 1 000 to 10 000 dollars.
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Prrrenvaen
Graff, Bennett & Co
Law and Order Party
Dallas
Tex
Wilbarger County
The
Another Battle and Dynastic News From Suakiv
London dispatches describe a fresh British assault at Suakiv where General Graham’s troops fought five hours, capturing Hasheen Hills with heavy casualties on both sides. Marines led the advance, Arabs and Sikhs suffered, and a decisive Laneera charge swung the day for the British. Cabinet reports mention a Russo Afghan boundary acceptance and other European events including Austrian plots and German finance.
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Suakiv
Lonvoy
Graham
Tamar
Met
Haskeen
Hasheen Hillis
Tamal
Joss Ln
I¢ Ia
Graban
Mudis
Dungola
Merani
Hassinyet
Omberman
Iswaa
Russia
Umber
Afghanistan
el Mahdi
Wolseley
Khartowzare
Hanburgh
Frankfort
Prince Bismarck
Reichstag Committee
Ohio Legislature Adopts Election Time Shift and Monument Tax
The Senate approved Bargars resolution to move election time from October to November. Senators Mosars Dickinson Fassett Hare Williams introduced a bill authorizing Cuyahoga County to levy five tenths of a mill to fund a Soldiers Monument. levies already set, aiming to reserve funds to complete the project.
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Cellvmpus
Senate
Yeas
Naya
Mosars
Dickinson
Fassett and
Hare
Williams
Cuyahoga County
T. Jevy
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Jackson County
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Harlem P. Lloyd
Hamilton County
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
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Horace M. Morton
Merge County
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Francis M. Marriott
Delaware
Intermediate Penitentiary
Joseph Clegg
Montgomery County
Dayton Asylum
Samuel Thompson
Deaf and Domb Asylum
Duncan Campbell
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Julge Mackey
General Hazen
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Bill Huffman
Lincoln
Greely
State Auditor
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