Hasanic Directory Lodges and Chapters Schedule In Dunkirk Area
Masonic bodies list meeting times and officers for Lrondequoit Lodge 201 Dunkirk Lodge 787 Dunkirk Chapter 191 Dunkirk Council 25 Denkirk Commandery 40. Regular communications held on specific Fridays Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays in each month with named WMs secretaries and recorders.
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Lrondequoit Lodge No
A.M
G. Risley
W.M. W. Zimmermann
Sec'y
Dunkirk Lodge
W. F. Mullett
F. W. Raikes
Sec’y
Dunkirk
A. M
H. J. Gibbs
OW. Raikes
Dunkirk Council
S.M
Tl. Harrison
Charles Blood
Denkirk Commandery No
K.T
W.I. Wyman
E.C
Church Directories and Services Listed
Local church notices list multiple congregations with addresses and pastors. Regular Sunday services span morning and evening, with weekday prayer and Sunday school times noted. invitations extended to strangers and youth.
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First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Buffalo
E. ¥. Crane
First Presbyterian Church
S. E. Corner
W. J. Austin
St. John's Episcopal Church
N. E
Eagle Streets
F. W. Raikes
Local Service Notices and Advertisements Fragment
Short ad notices list cleaning and repairs by Peter Hermes on Buffalo Street near Second, plant offerings from W S Edwards Co, and various goods at Hamilton's Coal and Lumber yards including lime cement soft wood and cigars. Entries reference Emblem Scent cigar and Sham's smoking articles with pricing and delivery notes.
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Hamilton
Sullivan's Slugs and a Sullivan Mitchell Fight
Ten thousand spectators watched Sullivan defeat Mitchell in a tightly contested boxing match at Erie. Sullivan scored two knockdowns in round one and remained ahead as Mitchell was knocked down twice in rounds two and three before time expired. Mitchell fought valiantly but was overmatched.
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Associated Press
New York
Sullivan
Fair's Folly and Annie Carpenter Rumor
San Francisco gossip swirls as Senator Fair, now a free man, is linked to Annie Carpenter once central to a notorious divorce case. Annie, described as a plump, doll-faced beauty, previously drew the affection and schemes of W. F. Smith and his wife’s divorce alimony.
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San Francisco
Senator Fair
Annie Carpenter
W. F. Smith
Annie
Arizona
Fitch
Smith
Pair
Dramatic suicide attempt ends in minor wound
A youth Wade Marvin aimed to shoot himself before friends in a theatrical display but the bullet only ripped his armpit. In Elizabeth Pa a miner James Hestler at Horner Roberts mine died in a slate fall. Liberty Mo storm damage including Marshal Jewell College. Leamington Ont village fire loss 150000. Prospect House Niagara Falls reports Duke of Newcastle and party touring then to New York.
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Associated Press
Ene
Wade Marvin
Elizabeth
James Hestler
Horner & Roberts
Liberty
Marshal Jewell College
Pattonsburg
John Thompson
Prospect House
Niagara Falls
Fire and disaster brief sweep across multiple cities
The telegraph list reports fires and accidents from Ticonderoga to New York. Losses include 5000 at a planning mill, 300000 at a furnace, 6000 at a hotel fire. cyclones damage Oronogo and Paris imports rise while exports fall. A funeral in Cleveland and a suicidally sparked tragedy in Jersey City are noted along with political duties on tobacco. Several injuries and a track-restoration setback are recorded.
A Cashier’s Disgrace In Ells Flame Of Fame
HARRIDSBURG KY IN FLAMES A prominent A E mason s ebeslement More Wife than Meedfal Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer Haghorn Conn May 18 Capt John Miller cashier Pratt Whitney Manufacturing Co a raving maniac detected in a plan of embezzlement amounting to 100000 He was a leading citizen church and Sunday school teacher Infatuated with an actress demanding money under threats of exposure His wife prominent in society with sympathy in her affliction and disgrace
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Meedfal
Haghorn
Conn
John Miller
Pratt & Whitney Manufacturing Co
Miller
Three Outlaws Killed by Sheriff’s Posse Near Here
Special dispatch reports that three outlaws, led by Carson, were killed today by the sheriff’s posse near the area. Coppo I T May 15 provides the source timestamp.
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Evening Observer
Coppo
I. T
Carson
Miners Strike Loss Estimated At $250000
Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer reports from Prrrsncas Pennsylvania on May 15 that the loss by the miners strike to date amounts to about 250000 dollars.
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Evening Observer
Prrrsncas, Pa
The Pope's Edict and Local Fires Report
Special dispatch notes the Pope's circular to Irish bishops urging calm and charity while affirming clergy may aid distress relief. In Kentucky Bud Martin's home burned with two children perishing and an older daughter injured while rescuing them. In Elizabeth City fire destroyed blocks and homes, with no engines forcing houses to be blown up to stop flames. Logs 50,000.
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Evening Observer
Harrodsaves
Harrodsburg
Fames
Tibbetts
Lexington
Rowe
Trish
Standford
Bud Martin
Elizabeth City
S.C
Broad Telegraph Notes from Across the Nation
A rapid digest of scattered reports: Dunn case defense ready for today. Burglary hits Ashland Catholic Church. Waddington mission aids Franco-German pacific ties. Clinton Harisoc shoots W Hous ton at Harvey's Chapel. Kentucky judge comments on Thompson case. Lambert murder near Granville. Charles Thomas drowns in Quinnipiac River while pulling shad net. White Pigeon schoolhouse collapse kills William Monk. Panama canal payroll dispute over 2 000 to 3 000 workers. new asteroid discovered near Keil. Cetewayo fights Usibebu with Boer aid. Mississippi steamer burns with chief engineer dead. Panama canal cost projections to canal company. Petersburg baseball brawl wounds two. Vaughn Hilton horse thief murder. Barnett town fire losses. Brady buried at scaffold. Henry Hudson held for jewelry theft. Hudson and Metcalf linked to burglary tools.
Coal Miners Strike Brings Estimated Loss of 250000
From Lonpox May 15 a dynamite box sent to New York on a steamer was opened aboard finding an infernal machine. Authorities investigate. Vessel name withheld. Monreest Mexico May 15 contractor Charles Wickland left to pay workers at the Mexican National Railway terminus and was later found fatally wounded in his wagon. F Pausley and Mudd Americans arrested on suspicion.
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Evening Observer
Lonpox
New York
Monreest
Mexico
Charles Wickland
F Pausley
Mudd
Major Fire Destroys Presbyterian Church and 30 Buildings
Harropssure Kentucky May 15. One half hour after the blaze began the principal business square was in flames. The new Presbyterian church was destroyed along with thirty other structures. Fire engines failed for lack of water. Phil Thompson, murderer of Davis, aided in firefighting efforts.
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Evening Observer
Harropssure
New Presbyterian Church
Phil Thompson
Davis
The Cheese Sales Reported By Evening Observer
Special Dispatch notes cheese sales yesterday totaling 54 118 boxes with prices from 12 to 12. cents per pound.
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Evening Observer
Utica
Trade and Commerce Latest Markets Corrected by Telegraph
Telegraphic corrections provide updated market figures for this evening across key commodities and financial instruments. Stocks, bonds, and exchange rates show modest shifts as traders react to late session data and global cues. Leaders in the market prose include major exchanges and prominent brokerages cited in the afternoon brief.
Grain Markets Grain Quiet as Prices Hold in Buffalo and Toledo
Buffalo markets show flour quiet with steady oatmeal and allied products, while wheat demand remains weak in futures with lower quotes. In Toledo and Cincinnati reports, wheat and corn activity is subdued with mixed bids and standard cash prices, and Chicago area listings show several rail and terminal quotes across grains and pork products.
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Buffalo
Toreugen
Lu No
Duluth
Toledl
Corp
Cencennati
Detroit
Joly
Bikas
Drea
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Oly End
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Do . Ao
Vivall
Aus Gs
DD. Ludlow, Jr
Observer Ofice
Denkirk
Grant Hendee
Fredonia
T. J. Duggan
Foreatville
Onskeveer
John Fose
Third Street
Stanley
Ald
Beaver Streets
J. Crontn
Cor
Deer and Fifth ‘Avenue
D. H. Emerson
W. Kerefft
Studio Cor. Ruggles and Talcott Sts
HHS
M. Loeb
Lake Shore Bank
H K. Williams
Bradford
Titusville
City
W. U. Tel. Co
Center St
Hasanic Directory
Ehardh Ricedorp
First Methodist Church
Elk
C. L. Mead
Deer
Fourth Streets
John Flad
Ae the
Ofice
Peter Hermes
Buffalo Street
Second
W. S. Edwards & Co
Alan
Tamilton
Ee Wanieke
H. C. H. Smith
Center Street
Sham’s
Mitchell
Erie
Spectal Te Associated Press
Leamington
Unt
Ticonderoga
N. Y
John Jalet
Lafayette, Mich
Jackson Iron Company
Cleveland
Amasa
Brussels
Frederickatown
Ohio
Paris
Napoleon
Merchants
Chicago
Clark Street
Medina
N.Y
Lewis Ritter
Bienaul Manufacturing Company
Gregory
Postoffice
Custom House
Dayton
Troy
Fox
North Hoosick
Father Waldron
Hoosick Falls
St. Louis
Joplin
Orongo
Oronogo
Alexander Goodman
Sadie Daughton
Goodman
George Goodman
Millie Haines
Ernest Haines
Mattie Maines
Boston
Tewkssbury
Yesterary
Richardson
Harvard Medical School
Tewksbury
Jersey City
E. L. Stoddard
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Arthur Stanley
Mary W. Stanley
Rochester
Staniey
Harridsburg, KY
A&e Mason
Paicapotenta
United States
Butler
Charles and
Frederick Siemans
Midvale Steel Company
Siemans
Murwatkee
Woodhull
Masonic Grand Lodge
Dunn
Ashland
Berlin
Waddington
Germany
France
Harrodsburg, Ky
Thompson
Chatsworth
Cot
George Lambert
Joseph
New Daven
Charles Thomas
Quinnipiac River
White Pigeon
Mich
William Monk
Panama
Canalaska
Green
Guayaquil
Libertad
Keil
Priesia
Borrelly
Durban
Cetewayo
Usibebu
Seattle, W. T
Sissippi
Oregon Improvement Company
Paname
Petersburg
Richmond
Anthony Richardson
James Archer
Harry Marshall
Jeffersonville
Vaughn Hilton
NLOW
Barnett
Triltons
Dublin
Brady
Marwood
North Adams
Mass
Henry Huddson
Ingalls House
Hudson
Fred Metcalf
Metcalf
Harrodsborg
Wasutsatox
Lower Lakesa
Trade and Commerce
Telegraph
Grain Markets
NEW York Stock Market
Canada
Southern
Col
Ch & LC
Chicago & Alto
Central Pacific
Hannibal & St. Fore
Goveelmes
Aliss
Niows
WitLigs
Ierigon
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