Stet Baptist Church Directory Entry and Hours
Local church listings show Stet Baptist Church at Fourth and Buffalo with Rev LF Crane. regular services at 2 pm and 7 pm, Sunday school at noon, evening prayer, and Wednesday meetings. Also listed are First Presbyterian Church at Ea mio and Fourth with Rev W L Avastin. Sunday services morning and 7 30 pm, Wednesday service, and Sunday school.
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Kate Attache
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Masonic Directory listing regalia and meeting dates
A fragmented Masonic directory entry lists Roamicquont Lodge and Ankirk Council with regular meetings on the third Monday and Wednesdays in each month. Names such as Risley W M, W. Fammer, and Charles Grood appear as officers or recorders along with references to K T and other lodge bodies.
Local ads and grim frontier crime stories mix in brief
A collage of local solicitations from McCarthy’s China Hall and other shops at Center Street and East Third, offering clothing, cigars, and overalls, alongside a grim Texas dispatch about Frederick White hanged for murder, his execution attended by two thousand spectators and a chapel prayer incident in Virginia where a man died during Amen.
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Texas
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Dectors
Daniel Compion
Wyatt Banks
Milk shipments steady as Orange sheriff guards lines
The Lehigh and Hudson River railroad milk trains face no disruption. Orange county sheriffs place deputies at stations and the railway guards assist to prevent interference. All stations report normal milk shipments with no dumping yesterday. A Masonic embezzler case in Connsville sees John F Burrill found guilty of 2800 embezzlement, five years, with two indictments pending and total loss estimated at 60,000 to 70,000.
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John F. Burrill
Ea Crand
Grand Lodge of Masons of
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Grand Ludge
Swan Anderson Killed Attempting to Beat Lake Shore Fare
Swan Anderson of this city died yesterday after leaping from a moving Lake Shore train at the State street bridge. He fell over the parapet and was dashed to pieces on the public road below, while trying to flee with a fare.
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State Street Bridge
Remains of John Howard Pasne escorted to New York depot
March 24 dispatch reports the escort of John Howard Pasne’s remains to the New York depot by Giure’s band and thousands of citizens. A separate brief notes a dancing contest last evening between Joseph Morton and Wolser Wheatley, confined to the Lancashire stage with twenty steps each, Morton declared winner.
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New York Depot
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Wwolser Wheatley
Dublin
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Parnell Denounces Murder as Wicked Crime
Special Dispatch from Paris reports Charles Stewart Parnell sharply condemning a recent murder. He called the act monstrously wicked, suggesting it was planned to disrupt the Lund League and the broader political balance.
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Fishing Smacks Missing
Speciahispatch from England reports that twenty three fishing smacks vanished after a gale on March 6. Rescue teams fear for the crews as about ten to twelve men are missing and several ships are believed lost near the coast.
Lady Dixie Imposter Question Sparks Parliamentary Probe
Dispatches report a March 4 inquiry in Parliament where Shea seeks to know if Lady Dixie faked a kingly letter to hoax the public and whether police concluded she is an impostor. Other items note a Mount Vernon fatality after a train incident and eruptive violence at Mowat King with new lava threats near Niceless and St Joseph.
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Lospex
F Shea
Dixie
King Cetewaye
Reports from Moore county murder false rumor
A Canard report claimed the murder of Mrs Allen Williamson and her daughter in Moore county, but the article says they left for an adjoining county to find work. Nearby dispatches note the Tennessee senate approved a settlement with Polk the late defaulter after a lengthy debate, with few details released. a separate incident reports a man named John Owen crossing a thick area and being run over and killed.
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Allen Williamson
Moore County
Mace and Blade Boxers Halted From Sparring Exhibition
New York March 24. Mace and Blade the boxers arrived for a sparring show but authorities blocked the event and prevented the exhibition.
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Blade
Fruit Prospects and Far Reaches of Disturbance
A regional survey notes Ulster County peach orchards with many blossoms still vibrant promising abundant crops. Across other reports, Peter Ward of Carbondale killed his mother in law in a family quarrel and was jailed. Reports from the Southwest recount Apache violence, Mexican fatalities, and troopers pursuing combatants. In Louisiana several children poisoned by coffee with rat poison, one dead, others critical. Nationwide, farm and market issues show crop and livestock concerns with weather and disease headlines. Turkish towns resist foreign thread imports as depots burned and militia called out.
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Spredal
Herning
Scraxton
Peter Ward
Carbondale
Ward
Ailing Washington Items And Post Office Changes
The article notes Washington financial items including checks for April interest totaling 878 000 and a four percent rate, along with governance matters. It cites a failed alliance with Germaint and mentions Mexican dispatches, a Canadian expedition, milk price talks in New York, and post office salary adjustments tied to the two cent postage law and appropriations.
Legislature Notes Senate and Bills Amid Session Motions
The Senate praised Dr. Kissell Norrin of Auburn for surgical services to Willian H. Seward era, and adopted entry of testimonial. Bills passed include regulating hawkers and peddlers, appointing an emigration commissioner with amendments, and limiting alien immigrants to two years on the board. Conference committees urged receding from higher common school appropriations. various bills introduced or amended.
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Kissell Norrin
Auburn
Willian H. Seward
Senate
Butler Denies Knowledge Of Fifteen Thousand Deficiency
Metropolitan rank statement reports Governor Butler denying knowledge of a fifteen thousand dollar deficiency found in the National Home accounts during his presidency. The dispatch notes disputed certificates of full adjustment and references a later Cree Indian expedition near Ft. Connak. March 24 reports a low decree with significant monetary shifts across specie, deposits, circulation, and reserves.
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National Home
Fire on the Kaxtenghoe ridge near Charlotteville
Reports say widespread forest fires plume trees near Charlotteville and University of Virgin areas, with Observatory Mountain buildings saved after fierce defense. Wildlife losses noted as deer and others perish across the Beeline region while crop damage forecasts rise in Illinois and nearby states amid harsh winter conditions. Weather outlook promises a warm week with southerly winds.
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University of Virgin
Observatory Mountain
Dames
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