Church Directory with Multiple Congregations Listed
Several churches share service times and locations with noted pastors. First Baptist Church at Fourth and Inflalo lists Rev. BE F. Crane and morning and evening services, Sunday school, and weekly prayer meetings. Other entries include Brest Presbyterian, St Johns Episcopal, First Methodist, German Evangelical, and a local St. Peter’s or Holy name church with various pastors and Sunday school times. Strangers and youths invited to all services. corrections of misspellings reflect period OCR.
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First Baptist Church
Corner Fourth
BE. F. Crane
Brest Presbyterian Church
S. E. Corner
W. Ob. Atsiin
St. John's Episcopal Church
Kev W. Raikes
Forst
Fire strikes again at Concert Sky block in Bavaria
A month after a prior blaze the Concert Sky block at Main and State Streets was hit by a major fire yesterday morning. Water poured through the upper floors flooding shops below including Thomas Payne hats and caps J Gould clothing Skelly Russell groceries. Estimated loss on buildings and contents runs around 7000 with insurance expected to cover. building repair owned by Mrs. O W Lord.
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Renig Observer
Bavaria
Sly
Main
State Sts
Thomas & Payne
Skelly & Russell
Child Labor and City Council Fights Report
In Terry mills, children work twelve hours daily while a night watchman shakes drowsy workers. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children warns owners law limiting child labor will be enforced. Dayton councilmen exchanged insults and then fought in open session, with more clashes anticipated if discipline is not imposed.
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Pirttapruema
Terry Mills
Society For Prevention of Crucyl Children
Ue Lefantry
Masonic notices outline Dunkirk chapter and commandery schedules
Dunkirk area Masonic bodies list regular meetings and officers. Dunkirk Council No. Ensemblies meet the first Wednesday. Dunkirk Commandery No. 10 holds regular conclaves on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Recorder is R&B and C.H. Sherman is BC. Gross is Recorder.
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R&b
Thyles Blood
Dunkirk Counc
L. Harrison
T. J. ML
Dunkirk Commandery No
C.H. Shermans
Ij. Gross
Ossian Farmer Injured After Tent Accident Near Mill
W Hover of Ossian, while riding toward Dansville yesterday, toppled from a bridge over a race at MceWhorter mill when frightened by a runaway tent. He sustained internal injuries likely fatal, a dislocated shoulder, and broken ribs.
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Dansville
Yundin Cross
MceWhorter Mill
Local ads showcase shops on Dunkirk streets
Bright, brief notices trumpet McCarthy's China Hall at Center Street for new cabs, Haynes' low price furnishings, and Spring goods. Promotions urge readers to inspect flue lines, smoke Emblem cigars by H C H Smith on Center Street, and to visit F D Matteson C o for latest suit cuts. Carl Adniet and Terampa pen offers appear amid bustling commerce.
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McCarthy
China Hall
Center Street
Dunkirk
N. Y
Haynes
New Jersey Silk Industry Struggles Under Labor Law
Telegraphic note reports New Jersey silk firms weakened by the enforcement of a new labor law. Col. Noyes and two companies of regulars have begun marching toward the Gila Valley to confront Indians. Citizens demur as manufacturers press to enforce a twelve hour rule for child labor. Society girls take action on the issue.
Trial discharges William Hlaiverstick shooter case
Special dispatch from New York reports Justice Solon B Smith in Special Sessions Courtroom ordered the discharge of William Hlaverstick after testimony. The defendant appeared with sister Mrs Aller and counsel. the court found reasonable ground to believe he feared grievous harm when he fired.
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Hventng Observer
New York
William IT
Hlaverstick
George Conkling
Vienna
Solon B. Smith
Aller
Conking
Sperctajtors
Justice Smith
Usere
Flood Worsening Along River Trails Near Baton Rouge
Special Dispatch reports rising river levels between Churchville and Simms at two inches daily. River traffic halted at the river trails near Baton Rouge junction as passable plantations along the river face inundation.
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Arenakuaya
Baton Rouge Junction
Churchville
Simms
Passenport
He Wants Liberty
Special Dispatch reports Frank Byrne arrested at Daria on British instigation and later released arrives from Havre. He plans to settle in the United States.
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Daria
Havre
Hame
Lightning, races, and storms across distant lands
Brief telegraph notes report May 30 as the Uantan Kennerdts race date while heavy snow disrupts northern Scotland railways. A Pittsburg house fire kills 15 month old twins, and Dukes declines a seat asking vacancy. Vatican criticizes Cashel archbishop over relief subscriptions as Madagascar hostilities loom. Hog statistics show 9,343,000 pigs packed in the west last year versus 10,851,900 prior. Dukes letter prompts tribunal to declare Finke seat vacant.
Telegraphic Topics and Local News Snapshots
A muddy collage of brief items reports a rail disaster killing two asleep men near Ukville, a clerical payroll error spurring Nickel Plate engineers to strike then return, a Philadelphia exhibition group dissolving amid doubt of federal funding, and various legal, personal, and corporate notices.
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Nickel Plate Road
Ren
Senate debate on temperance and legislation actions
The senate discussed suppressing political assessments and third reading on a bill, with A fausing moving to commit the report to the committee of the whole. Farrar’s co operative insurance bill was reconsidered and passed. Resolutions proposing a constitutional amendment to prohibit liquor manufacture and sale were debated, with Grady, Themiss, Fits, and others weighing morality, enforcement, and economic impacts. A Grady bill proposed three labor-statistics commissioners with salaries and staff, Townsend’s bill aimed at full policy payout by accident insurers, and Dewitt’s prison trial resolution.
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Farrar
Co-Operative
F. Laoging
Grady
Inbar Statistics
Grain Markets and State Bills Highlight Midweek Session
In Buffalo market notes prices hold steady with sparse supply and mixed futures for corn and wheat. New York House actions include canal debt interest payments, canal appraisers awards, Sing Sing prison sanitation funding, and bills on prison contract reform and Sunday observances. The Oil Market shows varied city quotes and bond listings conclude with railway and national securities updates.
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Sing Sing
Smith
Lutheran Ministers Deliberate on Episcopal Service
Eastox Pa March 29 Lutheran ministers debate whether to allow Episcopal service within the Lutheran Church of America. No definite decision reached yet.
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Evening Observer
Eastox
Lutheran Church of America
Pneumonia Rivals Wyoming County in Trouble
March 29 report from Warsaw New York notes pneumonia prevalent across the region with daily deaths and no clear cause given. The item highlights a health crisis as the disease spreads through the locality.
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Warsaw
N. Y
Patat Mistake General Wilder Dies From Laudanum
The obituary notes the death of General Thomas F. Wilder who died at home after taking an overdose of laudanum to relieve pain. His family faced a quiet unsettled period following the death.
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Axros
Thomas F. Wilder
Irish National League meets as Sullivan presides
March 29 report notes a meeting of the Irish National League committee with MP Timothy D. Sullivan in the chair. He repudiated ties between the league and the American Irish dynamite movement. Donovan Rogan and Sir William Aarcourt are said to face their own political clashes.
Infernal Machines and Arrests in Dispatch Lines
A London dispatch reports a man carrying an explosive bow and infernal machine among arrivals from Cork, with a note that this is part of a broader security alert. A separate item mocks rumors that John Brown's death was due to poison, noting his irritable temperament and concern for the queen after a recent drive.
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Hind
John Brown
Brown
Governor Cameron Offered Postmaster General Declines
Five O clock Dispatches report Governor Cameron being offered the postmaster general position to succeed General Howe, but he is said to decline the office since he does not wish it. A murky dispatch notes the Murphy well known as Porkey was activated. traders expect 1000 barrel rates per day amid bullish sentiment. Theft and public humiliation occur as editor Peers is whipped by Mrs. Marshall over an article. Ottawa dog show ends with prizes for spaniels and terriers won by Hornellsville and Rutherford of New York teams.
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Aspecies
Irening Ghaercer
Neaxexp
Cameron
Auceced
General Howe
Weather update from Washington station forecast change
Forecast for lower lakes area calls for partly cloudy skies with occasional light rain or snow. Temperatures will vary with winds mostly from the north east. Telegraphed correction for this evening notes lower readings and unsettled conditions.
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