Church listings and service times across city parishes
A directory lists dozens of churches with addresses and pastors. Service times include morning 10 30 a m and evening 7 p m, Sabbath School, and Wednesday prayers across First and Second Presbyterian, Christian, Baptist, United Presbyterian, Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Christ Episcopal, German Catholic, Lutheran, Universalist, Jewish Synagogue, United Brethren, St Marys German Catholic, St Michaels, Second Baptist, Ebenezer Methodist, African Methodist, and other congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Second
High Streets
W. R. Thrown
Second Presbyterian Church
Third and West
R. Wilson
D. D
Christian Church
Main Cross
Vine and
Elm
C. Q. Wright
Baptist Church
Vine Street
Thirl
C. E. W. Dobbs
United Presbyterian Church
Third and Vine Streets
J. A. Kennedy
Trinity Church
Methodist Episcopal
Third Streets
L. G._Adkinson
Mulberry Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Edward Bradley
German Methodist Church
Third Street
Main
Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. George
Lutheran Church
Universalist Church
Poplar Lane
I. B.grandy
West
Eger
United Brethren
Fulton Hall
Barton
Mary’s
Second Street
East
Walnut Streets
Father Sapee
ST. Michael's Church
Church Street
John Mougin
Maseia
Sisters’ Chapel
Second Baptist Church
Fifth Street
Panter
Miles Basel
Ebenezer Methodist E. Church
I. S. Johnson
African Methodist Church
Walnut
Wilson
Petition for Pardon of Mason in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis News notes a petition for President Arthur to grant a full pardon to Sergeant Mason, with signatures gathered at a public place. The petition acknowledges the shooting risk but seeks clemency to preserve military discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Indianapolis News
Wallace Foster
Sergeant Mason
James A. Wildman
Inprannapolis
Chester A. Arthur
United States
Sergean Mason
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertisement
Distressed parents urged to buy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup to relieve teething pain in children. The ad claims immediate relief, bowel regulation, and rest for the mother, touting safety and pleasant taste. Price listed as 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Wesley Woollen Named as Secretary of State Candidate
The Indianapolis figure Hon. William Wesley Woollen is proposed as a suitable Secretary of State choice. His press contributions have made him well known in the state Democratic circles and his knowledge of state history strengthens his qualifications for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wesley Woollen
Indianapolis
Edgington Praises St Jacobs Oil For Rheumatism Cure
In Columbus at the La Gonda House porch M Edgington recounted a rough winter with cold and rheumatism. He credited fifty cents and a bottle of St Jacobs Oil with easing the pain within two days, calling it a great remedy. The Oswego Democrat notes Edgington as a prominent Kansas political figure and Bradstreet agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Arthur Edgington
Nedleas
St. Jacobs
M. Edgington
la Gonda
Columbus
Mr. Hilgington
Kansas
Bradstreet Commercial Agency
Hdgington
Oswego
Kan
Democrat
Great Tunnel Fan Clears Smoke From Rail Road Tunnel
A long running construction project to vent smoke from passenger and freight trains in the St. Louis tunnel between the bridge and Union Depot now works efficiently. The system clears the entire tunnel of heavy freight smoke in three minutes when in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Union Depot
St. Louis
Brown's Irou Butters praised for health benefits
For low mood of spirits general debility and ill health the advertisement promotes Brown's Irou Butters as a strengthener of every part of the human system claiming superior restorative effects.
Railroad Food Fables and a Tragic Bread Shortage
An Austin traveler recalls a railroad dining car buscott mistaken for a turtle by his children. The St Paul Globe notes a man seeking relief from rheumatism with St Jacobs Oil. In North Alabama a bread famine drives Mrs Blackshear Lawrence and four children to starve, leading to tragic self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Alabama
Blackshear
Lawrence
Fence Dispute Ends With Survey Resolution
In a rural dispute over land lines two farmers clash as a surveyor finishes the job. The two men measure the boundary and declare the fence must shift to straighten ownership. One farmer shouts to companions to prepare for confrontation but ends by sending them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben
James
Samuel
Grant pension sparks Democratic rebuke in interview
In an interview with the New York Star a Democrat denounces the Senate action granting Gen. Grant a $12,500 annual pension as improper and contrary to Democratic principles. He condemns granting civil honor through pensions and cites constitutional concerns over titles of nobility and civil service precedence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Star
Senate
Gen. Grant
Grant
National Congress
Congress
Gen. Scott
Dog Tags Registration Notice in Graham Township
H. Wilson trustee of Graham township urges dog owners to register and obtain tags before April 1. After that date constables will kill all dogs without Tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Porter
la Porte Argus
H. Wilson
Graham Township
Physician shares home remedy for consumption and lung ailments
An elderly physician retired from practice claims to have received a vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung diseases. He offers full details and preparation instructions by return mail free of charge to Dr M E Bell 161 N Calvert St Baltimore Md with stamped self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
Dr. Rickmonn
Weekly Herald promises wide coverage and practical guidance
The paper claims constant circulation growth and wide coverage with foreign news from six quarters, American telegraphic dispatches, Washington political reports, farming tips, recipes, fashion notes from Paris and London, and a home department that promises huge savings. It highlights measured expert testing, labor saving notes, and detailed market prices and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Weekly Herald
Virginia Convention Delegate Seeks Miracle Cure
A Virginia convention delegate suggests giving the chairman a dose of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup to cure his hoarseness. The delegate notes the chairman is so hoarse that speech is unintelligible, implying the medicine is a trusted remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Royal Foot Guards
Dr. Bull
Virginia
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Ps Amee
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H. Ballett & CO
Portland
Maine
New York Weekly Herald
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Globe
American News
the Weekly Herald
Washington
the Farm Department
THE
NEW York Herald
Ann Sts
New York
National Bureau OF Invention
Patent Office
Halstead & CO
Washington, D.C
Baggichers
Congressional Reporter
W. T. Walls
Inntist
Central Avenue
Dewey
Madison, Ind
William Todd
Josh, H. Schofield
Merchant Taiking Establishment
East Main Cross St
RIDE
Craic & Brother
Anderson County
C. Pfeifer
IND
Cincinnati
Main Street
East Side
True & CO
Augusta
Enes Baglan
Teepe
Henry C. Firth
Craig & Bro
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Gavitl’s
Bernen
West Street
Madison, MD
Western Hotel
Henry Niesse
West and
Ohio Streets
Belfont Nails
Alling & Lodge’s
Central Hotel
Second and Mulberry
John Kraut
United States Mail
D-Landreth & Sons
Geo. Diederich
West Main
Cross St
Stinson & CO
Portlaid
Sneta
Camere
D. M. Ferry & CO
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Mich
Aving
Tom
Dehler
John Adams
East Main Cross &I
Wm, Resor
the Pioneer Grocery
Elhadquarthes
Harris & Maddus
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