Masonic and York Rite Bodies Meet in Dunkirk
Lrondequort Lodge No 61 F A M holds regular communications on the third Friday monthly. Dunkirk Chapter No 191 and Dunkirk Council No 3 meet on set second and fourth Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Dunkirk Commandery No 40 KK T holds regular conclaves on the second and fourth Wednesdays.
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Lrondequort Lodge No
DL. G. Risley
W. M. W. Zimmer
Atin
Sec'r
Dunkirk Lodge No
F.A.M
Mullets
W.M
W. Barkes
Bee'y
Dunkirk
B. A.M
H. J. Gibbs, Jr
H. P. F. Ratkes
Lee
Dunkirk Commandery No
KK. T
W.H. Wyman
E.G
Ratkea
Recorder
Local Church Directory Listings and Schedules
A historical church directory lists Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist and German churches with corner locations pastors and regular service times. It invites strangers and young men to attend and notes Sunday schools prayer meetings and weekday services at various corners and streets.
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Put
Pirst Presbyterian Church
W. Austin
John's Episcopal Church
N. E. Corner
Eagle Affects
F. W. Ratkes
Hector
German Evangelical Church
Elk
Fourth
Fifth
G. Beratecher
Deer
Fourth Streets
Pitator
Local ads list goods and services for sale
Peter Hermes of Buffalo street offers cleaned and repaired clothing. W. Lt Edwards & Co advertises 341 oe Shautiful Pansy Plants and large tomato plants. Hamilton's Coal and Lumber yards sell sale and land plaster, quick lime, cement, soft slab wood all delivered. H C H Smith markets the Empro m cigar at Conter street. Imported smoking articles and other items appear in the local notices.
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Peter Hermes
Buffalo Street
Second
W. Lt. Edwards & Co's
Hamilton
A Terrible Cyclone and Acquittal Report
A cyclone passed north of Racine Wisconsin causing structural damage and injuries. Telecommunication lines were down severing news and rail communications between Racine Milwaukee and St Paul. A temporary exposition building was toppled injuring four workers including a man with a broken leg and another scalped. police dispersed onlookers as damage was assessed.
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Racine
Wis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Doc
Cyclone Annihilates Racine Homes with Death Toll Rises
Special dispatch from Racine Wisconsin reports the worst cyclone in state history striking at seven in the evening. It demolished about one hundred fifty houses causing fifty deaths and over a hundred injuries. Brick and frame homes collapsed with people seeking safety in cellars as sweeping debris marked the devastation. Some houses were ripped from foundations and central areas exploded into ruins.
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Racine
Wis
Dana's Acquittal Verdict By Jury In Murder Case
The jury in the Dana murder case of Elliott the boxer returned a not guilty verdict after four hours deliberation. Judge Smith instructed on murder and manslaughter and the standard of reasonable doubt.
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Cuicano
Dana
Elliott
Particulars of the Fire and other notices
Reports from multiple cities recount a Granite State fire with five deaths four by fire and one by drowning Mrs CL Maine of New Haven died while on her wedding tour with her husband who reached shore An attempt to reach the dock failed Also in Montgomery grand jury indicts Marshal Stroback on repeated points New Haven missing teen case under police probe Waycross execution of Henry Knight for murder attracts two thousand five hundred spectators
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Waycross
Henry Knight
Edward Hunter
Fire at Schroeder factory and Knickerbocker stables
Telegraphic notes report a blaze at Schroeder's kindling wood factory and the Knickerbocker Ice Company stables in Williamsburg. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars. In Rome the Pope, reacting to Dublin meetings, summoned Cardinals Jacobini and Simeoni to enforce his letter to Irish bishops. Berlin notes Mr Mackey of Nevada off to Moscow for the czar coronation as part of the American Mission, with Mrs Mackey along and taking fifteen court dresses.
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Williamsburg
Schroeder
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Rome
Dublin
Jacobini
Simeoni
Berlin
Mackey
Mevada
Moscow
Washington Waifs A Busy Docket From Navy to Law
The president appoints W R Marks postmaster at Naples New York and a commissioner of internal revenue is expected to be named tomorrow. A telegram from Whipple barracks Arizona reports Crook’s force at 300, larger than expected. The North Atlantic squadron at Fortress Monroe sails to New York for the Brooklyn bridge celebration. Folger orders trade marks require patent office certification. foreign vessels must carry life saving gear per passenger counts. Elmore questions peace talks between Chili and Peru. Chilean ministers doubt a treaty. The British assist paupers to Belgium then ship them to America. Folger finds no penalty for pauper immigration under current law. Folger will seek AG opinion on exporting whiskey from Newport News to Bermuda and reimportation for storage. Paymasters of the Union army disband an organization in Cape May this August. total war disbursements reached 1,120,000 with three-fourths of a percent cost.
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Treasury Department
Belgium
America
State Department
Folger
Department
Cape May
Bank cashier Jeremy Mackey ends life amid illness crisis
In Sreevspacee Pennsylvania on May 19, Jeremy Mackey, cashier of the Stroudsburg bank and former Monroe County associate judge, killed himself by shooting. The despondent man cited ill health as the reason for his fatal action.
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Evening Observer
Sreevpsacee
Jeremy Mackey
Stroudsburg
Monroe County
Isis
Official Forgery Found Guilty in Newark Case
Spenal Inspeted to the Evening Observer reports William Hall was found guilty of forgery for entering in the Comptroller cash book. No sentence announced yet.
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Spenal
Evening Observer
Newark
William Hall
Fire damages Leech Bros warehouse in harness trade
A fire severely damaged the Leech Bros warehouse, used for harness leather and trimmings, on May 19. Estimated loss is over 50,000 dollars, with the blaze affecting stock and facilities. Investigators assess origin and extent of damage.
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Evening Observer
Badivors
Leech Bros
Carey Happy Dewsix Disputed to the Evening Observer
Carey the informer was released today in Dublin and says he will stay to prosecute tenants who have refused rent since he became the former. His house iscelng guarded by police and today the guard was doubled.
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Spegut
Evening Observer
Dewsix
Carey
Cus
Dublin
Hlia House
Iselng
Apache raid reported near Nar veges and Ogil
Indian Affairs dispatch notes a band of sixty Apaches crossing the Sierra Madre into Cuihuahua killing one man at Nar veges and another at Ogil with two more killed south of Buena Ventura. Crook’s route altered last moment and he moves southwest of the Sierra Madres. latest news from Crook via an Indian scout who returned sick.
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el Paso
Tex
Menteur
Chaliga
Cuihuahua
Sierra Madres
Narveges
Ogil
Buena Ventura
Crook
Hessyn Crook
Guadaloupe
Local items note business ventures and public works
The Jamestown Journal reports on several small ventures including The Domestic Jewel Chain for sale by Cary and Mattesoz and a Dunkirk stock company forming to manufacture anti fire train heating apparatus invented by Rev Wim Martin of Tidioute. It notes Third street business petition to rebuild a damaged walk, May estate changes recorded including transfers to Baker Colman and Ward, and a Chicago Exposition engine building update stating only their group remains standing per D N Pasha from Cariaco May 19.
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Dunkirk
Wim. Martin
Tidioute
Jamestown Journal
Chicago
D. N. Pasha
Brooks
Cariaco
Saint Stanislaus Society Excursion To Buffalo
The Saint Stanislaus Society of Dun kirk plans a May 2 excursion to Buffalo. The train leaves Third Street depot at 10 4 a.m. sharp and returns the same day at 10 p.m. Tickets round trip cost 1.00 and will be sold by society members at the depot before departure. An anonymous letter is published with intent to expose truth if the author speaks openly.
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The
Saint Stanislaus Society of
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Third Street
Cornell Ore Delivery and Other Telegraph Notes
Ethaca Cornell University received from the Copper Queen Mine of Arizona a three ton ore sample. Chittangoga twenty four people poisoned at a church festival are recovering. Harrisburg liquor law defeated in senate. Iros George Quinn commits suicide in jail after Malone burglary. Lebanon Indiantown Gap Silver Mine sold for 10 and $20,000 spent on development. Springfield tornado sweeps through two miles south destroying property. Long Pine mother murders two children then slashes elder child, reason insanity. Montreal freight collision kills Charbonneau and St Orge. Chicago trunk lines feud with Board of Trade settled. agents return. Philadelphia iron production declines. Ohio up from last year. Falls City physician elopes with businessman's wife. public excitement.
The Counterfeit Flower in the Pulpit Illustration
A clergyman using artificial flowers for a sermon discovers the tiny flower stem is wrapped in green muslin and the bouquet is made of counterfeit blooms. He contends with the shock as the audience smiles while he continues delivering the sermon.
Irish conspirators arraigned amid papal circular debate
In Limerick on May 19 Kennedy O Herbert etc were arraigned for conspiracy to murder treason and felony. In Dublin Justin McCarthy issued a circular urging a testimonial for Parnell. Dungarvan town commission rejected the papal circular as promoting disunion and secret societies among priests and the people.
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Loxpox
Justin McCarthy
Parnell
Town Commission
Dungarvan
Ireland
Weekly Bank Statement Special Disptch to Evening Gbar
A special dispatch from May 19 reports the metropolitan banks weekly clearing house statement. Loans rise 2,377,000, specie up 597,000, legal tender up 981,094,000, deposits up 3,495,000, circulation down 487,000, reserves up 757,000, vs prior years.
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New York
Weather Outlook for Lower Lakes
Cloudy with rain in the Lower Lakes region. Winds from the south shifting to the west. Temperature mostly steady or rising in the eastern portion. Pressure remains low.
Grain Markets in Buffalo Toledo and Cincinnati
Grain markets mixed across cities with quiet Buffalo trade and steady activity. Wheat unsettled with no sales in Duluth No 1 hard. May bids around 224. corn in good demand with Western lots at 60 6c and 3 percent. oats in steady demand with 4 0 bu No 2 taxed western around 4c. Toledo reports wheat quiet and corn dull. Cincinnati shows fork whisky and hogs steady with prices near 20 to 29 for hogs and 113 for whisky. Detroit lists mixed May June prices for wheat and white and red corn near specific bids.
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Buffalo
Duluth
Salea
Plac
Toledo
Nota
Market Stocks and Rail Lines Amid Small Gains
A compact list of bonds and railroad stocks appears, detailing prices for exchanges such as Ohio Central, Chicago & Alton, Central Pacific, Union Pacific, and Texas Pacific, with notes on Pullman cars, Wells Fargo, and other transportation securities. The fragmentary OCR reads like a market snapshot with prices and ticker hints, including U.S. bonds and bonds for rail firms.
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Chicago
aAlton
Central Pacille
Imey
del, & Lack
Wax del, & Hudson
Den
Kite
Pullman Pal
R & Pitts
Do Wells
F'rgo
U. States
Uae
Hannibal
Eser
Min
St. L
San
Jereey Central
Kaneis & Totus
Texas Pactile L. A
Torre Haute Bint
Union Paclio
Els
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SP. Me
FanMre Gud Ossraveer
Second Street
Associated Press
P.O
Denkirk
Solvaghr Pri
Observer
B.D. Ludlow
Jihaere Oates
Grant Hendee
Fredonia
Duggan
Peretone
Onserover
John Foss
Cigar Store
Stanley
Tesidence and Ofice Curnee Front and Beareyateeets
W. J. Cronyn
Cor. Deer and Wirth Avenue
E. H. Emerson
M Loeb
Tonsorial
Lake Shore Bank
Center St
Bradford
Pitnavill City
Onl
W. A. Tel. Co
I K. Williams
Petroleuns
Masonic Directory
Dunkirk Council No.3
Harrison
Charles Blood
First Methodist Church
Ebb and
L. Mead
Thig
H. C. H. Smith
Conter Street
Tham
Dunn
Granite State
Tad de Ae
Montgomery
Ala
United States Grand Jury
Marshal Stroback
New Haven
Henry McBride
Washington
W. R. Marks
Naples, N.Y
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Fortress Monroe
Tennessee
Kearsarge
Yantic
Vandila
Brooklyn Bridge
Commissioner of Patents
Elmore
Chili
Peru
Lima
Egiestan
Newport News
Bermuda
Ad PA
Carey Happy
Indian Affairs
Eevaing Observer
Cary & Mattesoz
John Harper
Light & Harper
Common Council
Heal
Ehanges
Stephen M. Newton
Lawrence Ward
Baker
Colman
Newtontand
Fred Ruloff
Charles 5. Webster
Marcus Eagan
William Bookstaver
Emil Winge
Charlotte E. Hequembourg
M. 1. Hinman
Charles £. Hequembourg
M. L. Hinman
David G. Alting
David J. Matteson
Ethaca
Cornell University
Copper Queen
Chittangoga
Harrisburg
Senate
Iros
George Quinn
Malone
Lebanon
Indiantown Gap
Springfield
Long Pine
Neb
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Hochelaga
Charbonneau
St. Orge
Board of Trade
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Falls City
St. Louis
Pak
Teorge St. Cincinna
the Metropolitan Banks
Wasureton Onskevation
Trade and Commerce
Grain Markets
Detroit
J. K. Williams
Jew
OFE
Ofexed
Hicas
Cy Lowes
Fie
OFZ
AGS
Ob Ag
Tauntis
Eagsex
Musouri Pacit
N.Y Chi
Do Ts.n.y.c
Uelie
X. Y.ont
Wes
Sash, & Chat
Ohio Central
Ohyo & Bliss
Transcont
Park
Reading
Kaline
Lisialia
Lip Kalle
Sallo Wreas
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