Dunkirk Masonic and Commandery Meeting Schedule
Dunkirk Council No2 and Dunkirk Commandery No40 announce regular stated assemblies and gatherings on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. BR. L. Harrison and T. J. M. Charles Blood serve as recorders. WAH. Wyman and E. O. £. W. Raikes preside as officers.
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Dunkirk
BE. A.M
H. J. Gibls, Jr
Tlaikes
Sec
Dunkirk Council
BR. L. Harrison
T. J. M. Charles Blood
Dunkirk Commandery No
Wah. Wyman
W. Raikes
Local Church Notices and Advertisements
Regular Sabbath services and Sunday schools listed for First Baptist, First Presbyterian, St. John s Episcopal, First Methodist, German Evangelical, and German A M B churches with service times and invited attendance. Nearby notices include pastor names, rectory space calls, clothing repair, flower plants, and coal yard ads. Nonchurch items mention cigar brand, lime and cement, smoking accessories, soft slab wood, and a brief news blurb.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
X. E. Corner
Fourth and
Eagle Streets
Stev. F. W. Raikes
German Evangelical Church
Elk
Fourth
Fifi
G. Berstecher
Chicago's King Jere Dunn Banquitted
The verdict in Dunn's case provokes savage comment in city papers. Journals condemn the agencies that sided his acquittal. A champagne supper at The Drum greeted Dunn after court, lasting nearly all night, with Stockyard Johonic among those shaking his hand. Thana reportedly struck Dunn in the face, boosting crowd spirits, as the leading defense counsel attended.
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Chicago
Dunn
Johonic
Thana
Susie Hawkins Death Sparks Inquest In Lawrenceburg
Special report notes Susie Hawkins daughter of Charles Hawkins died by morphine overdose after an inquest found years of abuse and a troublesome home life. Susie sought refuge at her father's house in Lawrenceburg after a brutal episode involving a mistress and family violence. Citizens tarred and feathered Charles Hawkins and expelled him from town.
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Associated Press
Lawrencesvec
Susie Hawkins
Charles Hawkins
Hawkins
Susie
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Tkave
Fourteen-Year-Old in Welsh Mountains Captured
Jacob Ganoway, fourteen, is captured in the Welsh Mountains after a train wreck near Ephrata that killed the master mechanic. A desperate fight followed, with outlaws throwing stones and releasing dogs on officers who used pistols to effect the arrest.
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Specialiy
Associated Press
Reapixe
Jacob Ganoway
Ile
Ephrata
Ganoway
Slugging Match Between Lynch and Welch Ends in Arrests
In Hammond Indiana near the Illinois line a crowd watched a lengthy bout between Thomas Lynch and James Welch. After 39 rounds in about an hour Lynch was declared the victor. On return to the city the principals seconds and several spectators were arrested and held for bail.
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Cuvaco
Hammond
Illinois Line
Indiana
Thomas Lynch
James Welch
Lynch
Railroad War Erupts in Chippewa Falls
May 21 report from Escarater Wisconsin describes a railroad clash at Chippewa Falls as Omaha workers try to cross the Wisconsin Central track. A train is backed by Central men while Omaha workers were at work, resulting in the killing of several workers. The sheriff halted the violence and an injunction obtained by Central is challenged by Omaha lawyers as inapplicable, with an unclear outcome expected.
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Specter
Associated Press
Escarater
Wis
Chippewa Falls
Omaha
Wisconsin Central Track
Centr
Central People
Pittsburg, Dilworth, Porter & Co
Over the Bloody Chasm Special to Associated Press
About eighty survivors of the 5th Virginia Infantry known as the Stonewall Brigade travel with Augusta and Rockbridge county residents to Niagara Falls for the 22nd annual reunion of the 28th New York Volunteers. They possess a flag captured at Cedar Mountain and intend to return it to the 28th New York. the group departs tonight for Niagara.
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Bacrore
5Th Virginia Infantry
Stonewall Brigade
Augusta
Rockbridge
Niagara Falls
28Th Regiment of New York Volunteers
28Th New York
Cedar Mountain
Niagara
Fatal Navigating on the Lake Ends in Drowning
A coastal incident near Eu Pa on May 3 reports John Murphy Michael O'Brien William Johnson and James O Learn in a boat with beer and two revolvers. O'Brien allegedly fired as the boat capsized, drowning O'Brien while Murphy was rescued unconscious and likely to die. In a separate wreck nearby Frank Kohen Emil Oboth and Joseph Schoen perished with Schoen drowned. Authorities note two fatal boating accidents occurred in the same bay area.
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John Murphy
Michael O'Brien
Wm. Johnson
James O'Learn
la Me
William Bates
O'Brien
O’hearn
Bates
Murphy
Frank Kohen
Emil Oboth
Joseph Schoen
Schoen
Tory Capers Near Carman Amid Indian Attacks
Sixty Indians from the United States moved near Carman Calcvanca May 15. At Maynes pass they killed and beheaded a man, then dragged his head for miles. A Mexican and two others were slain at San Lorenzo Buena Ventura San Rinato. Capt Jones leads a relief force to confront Chief Chatu as another detachment heads from Casa Grande. The band advances toward the Sierra Madre.
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Associated Press
Calcvanca
Mex
United States
Carman
Mayne's Pass
San Lorenzo
Buena Ventura
San Rinato
Jones
Chatu
Casa Grande
Sierra Madres
Telegraphic topics from multiple US towns burnings and incidents
A survey of fires and accidents across towns including large woodland burnings in Barnstable and Barrington New Hampshire extensive losses at Morse and Gardine glass works in Wallingford and train and rail incidents in Utica Poughkeepsie and Denver. Labor tensions and wage debates affect Pittsburg and coal miners pledge to accept umpire decisions ending the strike in a broad set of brief reports.
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Wallingford
Conn
Morse &Gardine
Bad Speculation Hits Officials and Shipwreck Report
In Cutcaco on May 21 Ben Jones son of J Russell Jones ex minister to Belgium under Grant used prominent names to back speculative schemes at a grain firm, causing about 35000 loss. In Boston the steamer City Point ran ashore on Ipswich bar. passengers and crew were rescued, total wreck likely.
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Evening Observer
Cutcaco
Ben Jones
J. Russell Jones
Belgium
Grant
Smith & McCormack
Jones
Potter Palmer
Bostyx
City Point
Ipswich
Fatal River Accident Involving Boy Johnny Hamilton
Special dispatch from Troy reports eight year old Johnny Hamilton drowned after playing with a dog by the river. He threw the dog in and pulled it out by a string, the dog pulled him in and he disappeared beneath the water before help could arrive.
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Evening Observer
Troy
N.Y
Johanie Hamilton
Johnnie
Hannibal merchant hangs self in morning
Erwin Sheldon a Hannibal merchant hanged himself this morning in a case attributed to despondency. No other cause is known. The incident was reported by a special dispatch to the Evening Observer from Oaheao New York May 21.
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Evening Observer
J Oaweao
N.Y. N
Erwin Sheldon
Hannibal
Wife No 19 Marries in Manistee Michigan
Ann Eliza Young, one of Brigham Young’s nineteen wives, known as wife No 19, was married in Manistee Michigan on May 21.
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Ann Eliza Young
Brigham Young
Utah
Manistee, Mich
Instraight
Resignation of Hobart College President Cited Health
Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer from Geneva on May 21 reports Rev. Dr. Hindadale has resigned as Hobart College president due to long standing health issues. His departure ends a notable era at the institution.
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Evening Observer
Geneva
Hindadale
Hobart College
Hitting at the Pope in Carcago Speech
Patrick Egan addressed a large audience in Carcago on May 21 condemning the Pope's circular as an insult to Irish common sense. He asserted Irish Catholics are devoted to religion yet claim better knowledge of rights as men and citizens and will not accept dictation or interference. The remarks suggested the action would unite Protestants and Catholics in a common struggle.
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Evening Observer
Carcago
Patrick Egan
Floods Hit Deadwood Area With Heavy Losses
Special dispatch from Deanwoon California reports daily rain for over a month. Mountain streams swell into torrents flooding the lower Deadwood area. Losses in nearby towns and countryside run into several millions of dollars amid widespread excitement over the situation.
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Evening Observer
Deanwoon
Cal
Deadwood
Stranded schooner Like E. runs aground near Chicago
Special Dispatch reports the schooner Like E. from Manistee Michigan stranded near Chicago last night. Crew were rescued early this morning. An unknown vessel went ashore five miles south of here also last night.
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Omeauu
Manistee
Mich
Chicago
Here
Not as Expected Archbishop Returns from Rome
Paris May 21 Archbishop Croke said he returned to Ireland with unchanged views. He admitted the Rome visit did not look favorable to the national cause.
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Evening Observer
Paris
Croke
Ireland
Rome
Moscow Sightseer Windows Auction Fears Rise
In Moscow on May 21 windows are being rented for 1000 roubles each to sightseers as police prepare to search spectators. Widespread fear prompts heightened precautions and protective measures.
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Evening Observer
Moscow
Fires and disasters sweep across towns in notices
Telegraphic notes report forest fires near Yaphank New Hope Ky Vermont Groton and Twin Mountain causing major losses. Accidents include a bridge collapse near Ark Anna Kansas and a railroad engineer killed in Pittsburg New Mexico. Several fires threaten mills depots and lumber yards across several states with extensive property damage.
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Montpelier & Wells River Railroad Company
Twin Mountain
Jefferson
Warren
Summit
Severe flood devastates towns along Whitewood Creek
A May flood began Saturday with record highs as Whitewood Stream cut a 100 yard channel through Cyctoria. Fennington, half of Spearfish, and Crook City are largely washed away. George Chandler and his wife and two others drowned. Loss estimated at 600,000 dollars. Rope and basket links connect the split city.
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Cyctoria
Associated Press
Whitewood
Fennington
Crook City
George Chandler
Weather outlook for Lower Lakes region shifts to rain and cold
Weather bulletin notes cloudy skies and rain across the Lower Lakes area with northeast winds veering to northwest, temperatures steady or falling as a high-pressure system lingers.
Trade and Commerce Markets Corrected by Telegraph Tonight
Latest markets corrected by telegraph for this evening provide updated prices and trends across commodities. Information covers securities, commodities futures, and currency movements with emphasis on notable shifts and market movements facing traders this session.
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Telegraph
Grain Markets Show Mixed Demand Across Regions
Grain prices and demand appear varied across cities like Buffalo and Cincinnati with No. 2 hard Duluth trading around 120 to 125 on private terms and several 40,000 to 79,000 bushel lots reported. Wheat and corn prices show quiet activity in Detroit and Toledo while rail and commodity listings include Canada Southern and Missouri trade references.
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Buffalo
Duluth
Jamie U
Michigan
Flis
Tle
Stare
Toledo
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