Masonic and related fraternal meetings listed for Dunkirk and Irondequoit
Irondequoit Lodge 301 F and A M holds regular communications on the first and third Fridays monthly with officers Risley Zimmermann. Dunkirk Lodge 747 F and A M meets first and third Mondays with Mullett Raikes as secretary. Dunkirk Council 35 R and M has stated assemblies on the first Wednesdays with Blood as recorder. Dunkirk Commandery 40 K T regular conclave on second and fourth Wednesdays with Wyman and Raikes recording.
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Irondequoit Lodge No
DL. G. Risley
W. MM. W. Zimmermann
Sec'y
Dunkirk Lodge
W.E. Mullett
WOM
W. Raikes
Dunkirk
First Baptist and Other Churches Directory
Local church directory lists First Baptist Church corner Fourth and Buffalo with Rev. E. F. Crane and regular Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Also includes First Presbyterian at E corner Eagle and Fourth with Rev. W. L. Austin and services 11 a.m., 7:30 p.m., and Sunday school at 12 noon. Strangers invited. Episcopal St John’s at N E corner hand Eagle streets with Rev. F. W. Raikes and services as announced. Fire Methodist Fourth between Eleventh and Buffalo with Rev. C L Mead and services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. German Evangelical Elk between Fourth and Fifth streets with Rev. G Borstecher and 10:30 a.m. service and Sunday school 9 a.m. German M B Church Deer and Fourth with Rev. John Flad and services 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school 2 p.m. Prayer meetings listed. space offered for pastors in the free directory.
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First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Buffalo
E. FE. Crane
First Presbyterian
S. E. Corner Eagle
W. L. Austin
St. John's Episcopal Church
N. E
Eagle Streets
F. W. Raikes
Reguk
Fireé Methodist Church
Fourth
Elean Buffalo
Mead
Vastor
Sunhoolizm
Elk
Fifth
Nev
G. Borstecher
U Lregular
Jermen M. EB
Deer and
Fourth Streets
John Flad
Local Advertisements Highlight Goods and Prices
Peter Holmes cleans and repairs clothing on Buffalo street near Second. W. S. Edwards & Co offers pansy plants and tomato plants. Hamilton's Coal and Lumber yards supply lime, cement, salt, land plaster, and cordwood at delivery prices. TL C. IL Smith markets the best cigars at Center Street. Imported smoking articles and a variety of household goods are sold locally.
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Peter Holmes
Buffalo Street
Second
W. S. Edwards & Co's
Hamilton
Morning Telegrams Arm of Law Trial of Mullett
Joseph Mullett stood trial in Dusaix on May 11 for complicity in the attempt to kill juror Field. He refused to plead or use court counsel, claiming prejudice from the English press. He was convicted and sentenced to life penal servitude, saying he would rather work in prison than elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Dusaix
Joseph Mullett
Field
Porter
Mullett
Forster
James Mullett
Emmett
Dublin
Harcourt
Sullett
Arthur Forrester
Forrester
The Dynamiters arraigned in treason trial at Loxpox
A Special to Associated Press reports Dr Gallagher Dernard Gallagher Whitehead Ansburghee Curtin Wilton and Dalton were arraigned again on treason and felony charges. Poland for the Treasury signaled the examination would end tomorrow and request commitment for trial. The crowded courtroom heard Majendic testify about glycerine nitro at Whitehead's factory while Whitehead cross examined him with sharp questions. The witness declined to say he understood manufacturing all explosives.
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Associated Press
Loxpox
Dr. Gallagher
Dernard Gallagher
Whitehead
Ansburghee
Curtin
Wilton
Dalton
Poland
Treasury
Majendic
Majendie
A Slugger's Trial and a Fire-Ridden Suburb
In the Dunn murder trial juror Tansy is linked to Dunn's circle as the District Attorney seeks a first degree verdict. A key witness recalls a shot from behind and a death struggle after Elliott raised a chair. In Lawrenceville, Pittsburg, residents fear arson after sixteen stable fires in two months.
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Orwaco
Dunn
Elliott
Tansy
Jere Dunn
Oaryman
Fred
Pittsburg
Lawrenceville
Thompson Trial Highlighted By Subpoena Threats In Kentucky
In Harrisburg Ky on May 11 the Thompson murder trial heard that prosecutors sought arrest of a woman who dodged a subpena to prove Miss Buckner threatened Mrs Davis. Many Kentucky women linked to prominent families were listed as witnesses. The prosecution rested after proving the murder. Col Jacobs defended, arguing the shooting justified by Thompson's alleged wrongs, and he depicted Mrs Davis's Cincinnati conduct. The defense testimony began but stayed formal.
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Harruissuna
Miss Buck
Ner
Davis
Kentucky
Col. Jacobs
Thompson
Jacobs
Cincinnati
Haytian War report from Miragoane amid siege
AP dispatches from Havana say Miragoane is defended by about 700 rebels against 6000 government troops and the rest of Hayti remains quiet. Rumor places St. Marc under concern as 600 refugees arrive in Port au Prince bearing arms for Prince. Rebels dynamited the Miragoane bridge killing 200 and wounding 200 more. a blockade boat reaches Kingston with levers for Gen Bazelais to aid the Miragoane force, which expects to withstand the siege for four months.
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Havana
Afay
Hayti
Miragoane
Republic
St. Mar
Port Au
Princa
Kingston
Bazelais
Burns and shootings shock several cities in brief telegraph notes
Brief telegraph notes report church fire in Albans Wisconsin with losses of 30600 dollars, a bridegroom shot then suicide near Paris, a fatal train accident near Canaseraga New York, looming bricklayer strikes threatening 30000 workers in Chicago, multiple fatalities in Baltimore fires, a store blaze in Hamilton Ontario, heavy losses in Michie's general store and Blackwood's harness in an unnamed locality, a fatal train accident in Wilkesbarre, and immigrants evicted in Glasgow and shipped to American states. Additional deaths include a coal mine accident in Sugar Notch and the death of Soward Hanna in Franklin Pennsylvania likely from apoplexy.
Corry mill boiler explodes injuring fireman
Nelson Dimmick, a fireman, was badly hurt when a boiler in a Corry, Pennsylvania saw mill exploded yesterday. Officials said the boiler was worn out and failed, causing the blast and damage to the mill area.
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Corny
Nelson Dimmick
Telegraphic Topics Highlight Fractured News From Many Cities
Reports from St Stokes in St Johnsbury to Mexico and Vienna describe a mix of crimes trials and curiosities. Notable items include a seven year sentence for Dr Stokes over abortion and a mine death in Wilkes-Barre.
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St. Johnsbury, WI
Stokes
Wilkes-Barre
John McGuire
Moffett's Mine
Famous Saloonists Demand Sunday Law Enforcement
Special dispatch to the Evening Observer from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania dated May 11 reports saloon keepers urging strict enforcement of the Sunday law across all businesses. They argue that other trades should observe the same restraints as saloons to ensure fair competition and public order.
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Evening Observer
Wilkesbarre
Lafferty Drops Goose Egg Eating Challenge
Special Dispatch reports in Rogersions Pa that on May 11 Lafferty ended his attempt to eat live goose eggs daily for twenty consecutive days, after yesterday's effort.
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Evening Observer
Rogersions
Angelo Cornelli Hanged for Sing Sing Murder
Special Dispatch reports Angelo Cornelli, condemned killer of a fellow convict at Sing Sing, was hanged this morning at eleven o'clock in White Pass New York on May 11.
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Evening Observer
White Pass
N. Y
Angelo Cornelli
Sing Sing
Paroled Man Reveals Brother’s Guilt In Murder
James Sizmore, condemned for killing four men and jailed six years for the deed, has been pardoned. His brother, the real killer, confessed on his deathbed. Sizmore accepted conviction to spare his brother a heavy burden and support his large family.
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Sizmore
Farge
Taylor brothers face death after train killing in Tennessee
Special Dispatch reports in Loxpox Tennessee on May 11 that Taylor, one of the brothers who last fall boarded a train and killed Sheri Cate and Deputy Gonway, was sentenced to death. Bob Taylor, his brother, was killed in Missouri while trying to evade arrest.
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Looning
Tater State Convention Preparations Near Pirrsperd
Coal miners in Pirrsperd work to ready for the forthcoming Tater State Convention, with activity intensifying as the event approaches.
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Tater
Prize Fight Ends After Eighteen Rounds
Special Dispatch to the Hvening Observer reports a prize fight in Malasy Ory Pa on May 11 between Mike Mulvey and David Jeavous. Eighteen rounds were fought with Jeavous winning. Mulvey was terribly punished.
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Hvening
New Land Law Aims Compensation for Tenants
Lussex May 1 The Duke of Lancaster introduced a bill granting agricultural tenants upon tenancy expiration the right to compensation from landlords for all improvements.
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Evening Observer
Lussex
Duke of Lancaster
Cain to be Avenged. Train robbers guilty of murder in Arkansas
The Johnson Brothers, who robbed a railroad train on the M E T Ry and killed conductor Cain, were found guilty of murder in the first degree in USALRESVILLE Arkansas and face execution. In New York the sash and blind factory of Bradley Currier on Twenty fifth Street was struck by lightning causing 411000 in damage. Bellevue Hospital reported deaths and comas among inmates after a mix up with a chloral dosage and an investigation will follow.
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Buffalo
Poorhouse
John T. McGinnis
Main Street
Evening Observer
Usalresville
Ark
Johnson Brothers
Cain
York
Messrs. Bradley & Currier
Fifth Street
Bellevue
More Indictments Named O'Brien McCafferty and Doyle
Andrew J. Smith, president of the Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, was arraigned in New York court on a charge of perjury. The dispatch notes multiple indictments including O'Brien McCafferty and Doyle and labels Smith as a New York insurance man. The report frames the event as a perjury case linked to broader indictments.
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Andrew Pp, Smith
New York
Evening Observer
Andrew J. Smith
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Indicted in conspiracy cases and arraignments
Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer reports Edward O'Brien Thomas Doyle and Edward McCafferty indicted for conspiracy with O'Brien and Doyle pleading guilty. Mullett sentenced for life. A Su surrogate attachment targets ex president Lewis with a 1800 fine. Marriott and Marie Peseux granted marriage by habeas corpus judge as he returns to the Tombs.
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Evening Observer
Devcix
Edward O’brien
Thomas Doyle
Edward McCafferty
O’brien
Doyle
Mullett
Fiied
New York
Board of Aldermen
Lewis
Efe
Marie Peseux
Paris
Marriott
Weather note at Washington station reports variable winds
The report from Washington observation notes lower lakes and pair weather with westerly winds turning variable. Temperature expected to be higher with a higher barometer indicating stable pressure.
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Washington Observation
Lower Lakes
Markets Corrected by Telegraph for This Evening
Trade and commerce notes provide latest market corrections as reported by telegraph services this evening.
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Telegraph
Grain Markets News From Detroit Toledo and More
Grain prices show dull or unchanged activity across markets in Detroit Toledo and surrounding regions. No clear trend as corn and wheat hold steady with limited movement while mixed grain goods and futures quotes indicate quiet trading and minor fluctuations.
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Bufpald
Fluor
Ians
Cornment
Gabonrena
Millicerd
Ptenuy
Aring
Toledo
Geiyateve
Toledy
Detroit
Duke
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Theures Office
jGecent Street
The
Observer
Y Garrier
DB. K. Ludlow, Jr
Observer Ofice
Grant Hendee
Fredonia
T. J. Duggan
Foreatville
John Foge
Third Street
Lgmon
Stanley
J. Cronyn
Surageon
Ofice
R. E. i, Emerson
Ter Sts
W. Krafft
Studio Cor. Ruggles and Talcott Sts
Loel
Lake Shore Bank
Center St
Ang
AK. Williams
Petrolegn
Bradford
Situsville
Oil City
W. U. Tel. Co
Masonic Pirectors
HH. J. Gibbs, Jr
Raikes, Sec'y
Church Directory
Hemilton
Smiotee Ho
TL C. IL Smith
Center Street
Frhanes
T Hamilton
Arm of Law
Gallagher
Fenian
the Dynamiters
Specielte Associated Press
Albans
Baptist Church
Canaseraga
Thomas Barrett
Here
Garwood
Chicago
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Adams
iTamilton
Jacob Kline
Mill Hill
Lehigh Villey
Jej
Boston
Phoenician
Glasgow
Galway
Blackson
Londonderry
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Virginia
Montana
Franklin
Soward J. Hanna
Cooperstown
Venango County
Hanna
Cornetts
Corry
Oxford, Miss
Butler
Samuel Thompson
Eagle
White Plains
Garnetti
Avoca
Iowa
Mexico
Vienna
Count de St. Valier
Austria
Moscow
Rushville
Tie
S.A. Cecil
Methodist Church
Mauch Chunk
James O'Donnell
Gillespie
Beach Meadow
Troy
Carl Ganter
Lansingburg
Vassar, Mich
Novil
Frank Falea
Meriden, Conn
John Callahan
Dodge City
Kinton
Shapaten
Lourisvi
James Sizmore
St. Louis
Moapital
Dan Kelcher
Joseph Shattinger
O'Brien
McCafferty
Henry Marriott
Trade and Commerce
M. BK. WibLiass
Mane
NEW York Stock Market
Canada
Southern
Morris
Essex
Ch & LO
Missouri Pacific
Chicago & Alton
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