fraternal lodge schedule for dunkirk area Masonic bodies
Lrondequoit Lodge No 301 F A M regular communication first and third Fridays. Dunkirk Lodge No 167 F A M regular communication first and third Mondays. Dunkirk Chapter No 191 A M Stated convocations second and fourth Tuesdays. Dunkirk Council No 35 K R & S M Stated assemblies first Wednesday. Dunkirk Commandery No 40 K T Regular meetings second and fourth Wednesdays. Names: W M W Zinmer mann, W P Mune Wen F W Raikes, Jn IL 1, Seec y Barkes, L Harrison I L M Blood Recorder Wyman Raikes.
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L. G. Bisles
W.M. W. Zinmer
Mann
Dunkirk Lodge No
Mune
Wen
Dunkirk
He A.M
St J. Gibbs
Barkes
Seec
Dunkirk Council
L. Harrison
M. Charles Blood
Dunkirk Commandery No
K.T
W.il Wyman
FW. Raikes
Church Services and Clergy Listings in City
A condensed notice lists weekly worship times and pastors for several local churches. Guard Directorp Hirst Baptist Church announces regular Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. First Presbyterian, St. John’s Episcopal, First Methodist, German Evangelical, and German M8 churches are named with their corner locations, pastors, and service times. strangers and young men are invited to attend all services.
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Hirst
Fourth and
Guiffalo
E. F
Lune
First Presbyterian
E. Corner
St. John's Episcopal Church
Eagle Streets
Nerv
Raikes
German Evangelical Church-Elk
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Ter. G. Berstecher
Deer
Fourtht Streets
John Flid
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Local Goods and Services Advertised on Buffalo Street
Peter Hermes offers cleaning and repair of clothing on Buffalo Street near Second. W S Edwards & Co promotes pansy and tomato plants. Hamilton's Coal and Lumber yards advertise salt plaster quick lime cement and soft slab wood with delivery. H C I Smith markets a 5 cent cigar from 3rd Center Street and Isham’s offers imported smoking articles.
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Peter Hermes
Buffalo Street
Second
Hamilton
Notable Trials Dunn and Thompson Turbulent Witnesses
May 12 trial of Jere Dunn for Elliott murder features defense witness disclosure and juror concerns. Smith the law student testified Dunn entered a saloon and fired. L M Whitman placed Dunn in the doorway aiming at Elliott. Pinkerton on defense recalled Elliott’s warning to Dunn and Elliott’s gunfighter reputation.
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Associated Press Cmvaco
Jere J Dunn
Elliott
Dann
M. C. McDonald
Ehott
Dunn
Eliott
Thompson Trial in Kentucky Testimony Hearsay and Theatrics
Special to Associated Press reports in Hakkopspura Kentucky on May 12 describe Mrs Roth of the St. Clair Hotel Cincinnati recounting meeting Davis and Mrs Thompson in Davis’s room, a drunken return to Miss Buckner’s room, and theater plans. Porter Maurer and Conductor Martin corroborate. A colored porter notes a pistol drawing before the fatal shot. Jury appears likely to disagree.
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Hakkopspura
Thompson
Roth
St. Clair
Cincinnati
Davis
Buckner
Scholar Amasa Stone Dies By Own Action At Adelbert College
Special to AP from Crewe Laxp May 13. Amasa Stone founder of Adelbert College died this afternoon by shooting himself. He was heavily involved in railway and iron interests and had suffered long illness and financial losses. Insomnia and poor digestion left him with two hours sleep per night and a belief he could not recover.
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Associated Press
Crewe Laxp
Amasa Stone
Adelbert College
Rochester Robbery Case Involving Chicago Woman
The Rochester police were alerted to a robbery at the Farmer's hotel after Lillie Daniels, an eighteen year old from Chicago, claimed she was drugged by Kittie Handy and William Handy. She said valuables including a $150 gold watch and $12 bracelets were stolen after a night of hospitality and an early morning escape by the suspects.
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Associated Press
Rocnearer
Lillie Daniels
Chicago
Kittie
William Handy
Handy
Rochester
Billy
Central Depot
Lillie Daniela
Dancer Earns 2400 Saving Working in Hart Sullivan Show
A ballet dancer accumulates 2400 by performing in Hart and Sullivan's variety show. She telegraphs her father in Chicago seeking relief from a troubling dilemma.
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Hart & Sullivan
Chicago
Debtors Indicted Former Deputy Marshal in Alabama
Paul Stro bach was indicted on five counts of fraud in Alabama's southern and middle districts related to deputy marshal accounts. Investigations by Justice Department agents probed irregular items including mileage meals guards and arrests. Stro bach, bailed at 2000, seeks trial next Monday amid party he claims a rival plot.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Paul Surobach
United States
Alabama
Department of Justice
Osborne
Strobach
Turner
A Woman's Shame. Her Crisis Reports to Escape Husband
A woman faces a personal crisis as she seeks escape from her husband. The report notes a family with four children and a hereditary background. An accident involving a falling stone is mentioned as part of the troubling events surrounding the household.
Telegraphic World Notes From Across The Nation
Pittsburg coal miners prepare for Inter-State convention as Milwaukee Bay View mills to close on June 1, putting 1200 out of work. Fires kill children in Holly Springs and two men die in Elkhart boiler blast. Executions in La and Pa amid public hangings. Riverside disasters claim workers in Cambridge and Cornwall. Court rulings free murderers. Bradford heirs seek England property. Multiple assaults, duels, and a murder confession mark today's wide array of brief telegraph items.
Mrs Grand death suicided by self dose
Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer reports Mrs Lucian Morse died by suicide yesterday after taking laudanum. The woman was of unsound mind and was the daughter of Nathan Morse of New York who also died by his own hand years ago.
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The
Evening Observer
Ladel Pula
Lucian Morse
Nathan Morse
New York
A Fatal Fall in Rome Affects Young Wife
Special Dispatch reports in Rome Georgia on May 12 that Mrs Saunders a newly married woman of two months died by suicide. A newborn infant was found beneath a brush pile and authorities believe the act aimed to hide shame from her husband.
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Evening Observer
Rome
Girl Fall Kills Child in Jersey City Rescue Attempt
Special Dispatch reports in Jersey City on May 12 a little girl named Grey was killed when a stone fell from a stoop while she tried to rescue her sister. No other injuries are noted.
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Evening Observer
Jersey City
Grey
Stoop
Blaze in Batavia lumber sheds labeled incendiary origin
Fire in Washburn's lumber sheds at Batavia New York last evening was promptly put out. Authorities say it was incendiary and likely caused by youths. Edwin Winn and Thomas Boyd were arrested on suspicion of being the burning operatives.
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Evening Observer
Batavia
N. Y
Washburn
Edwin Winn
Thomas Boyd
Archbishop Croke Conforms on Irish Affairs Promise
Special dispatch reports Archbishop Croke pledging to align with Cardinal McCabe’s stance toward Irish matters, promising future conformity to papal guidance.
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Evening Observer
Rowz
Croke
B McCabe
Gen Grant’s Mother Dead Special to AP
Mrs. Grant died in Jersey City at her daughter Mrs Corbin’s residence after a morning of good health. She suffered heart pain before noon and died before the physician could arrive. The funeral will be held today with interment at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati.
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Jersery City
Grant
Corbin
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Bank Statement and Diverse Reports From Across Cities
Special Dispatch lists bank figures with increases in loans deposits and reserves while noting a fatal assault in New York and a jail escape in Franklin LA. Other items include a drowning near Donegal relief trip, a stabbing case in New York, a naturalization speedster seeking aid, and a Baltic monarch’s cabinet letter. Attica New York reports a salt discovery depth promising factory salt output advantage.
Perjury Charge Placed Against Manhattan Fire Chief
Andrew J. Smith, president of the Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, was arraigned on perjury charges over the 1880 report. Superintendent McCall notes unpaid losses at 44,600 are understated by 75,000 and liabilities by 25,000. A company officer allegedly stole 39,000 and altered books to hide embezzlement. Smith waived examination and posted 5,000 bail.
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New York
Andrew J. Smith
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
McCall
Insurance Department
Br. McCall
Smith
The Pope's Edict Masses for Brady's Soul
The Times editorial notes England's policy friction and cabinet disunity. A postmaster’s disgrace is touched on in a brief dispatch. May 12 from Loxpow reports worsening political mood over three months, with ministry triumphs overshadowed by confusing policy details.
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Evening Observer
Loxpow
the Times
England
Postmaster Brown Ends Life After Accounting Dispute
In Williams Pennsylvania on May 12 an agent asked the post master to show his ledgers. Brown refused and went to his barn where he shot himself. Reports say he was about seven hundred dollars short in his accounts.
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Evening Observer
Williams, Pa
Post Office Department
Brown
Brady's Masses for Joseph Brady Repose
Liverpool on May 12 reports O'Conner remanded from London on dynamite plot charges. Irish people plan masses Monday for the repose of Joseph Brady.
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Evening Observer
Liverpool
O'Conner
London
Joseph Brady
Trade and Commerce: Markets Corrected Evening Telegraphed
Markets adjusted this evening with corrections from telegraph reports. Trading activity centers on commodities and securities as financial centers update prices and indices reflect latest data.
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Telegraph
Grain Markets and Commodities Across Cities
Grain markets report quiet and steady in Buffalo with flour and oats firm, cornmeal easing, and wheat for milling neglected. Toledo shows steady wheat and mixed corn, Cincinnati notes firm pork and weak whisky, Detroit lists varied futures and cash bids, while government bonds and railroad stocks feature in a broad market snapshot.
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Toledo
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