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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1884
Page
2
Mrs J C Anderson of Peshage Wisconsin asks for twelve bottles of Budoch Blood Butters claiming cure for erysipelas and salt rheum. She expresses satisfaction with the product and states she is not misled.
They claim to cure a wide range of ailments including dyo pepela and dyer Complaint, stating the medicine has cured her when other remedies failed. Sold by Foster Milburn & Co, located in Hufale, New York, with a urging invitation to try them.
The King of Abyssinia offers from eight to ten thousand men to the English for two shillings daily per man. An understanding is said to be reached by the twentieth district Republicans to send J. H. Btarin to Chicago, with a second delegate acceptable to Mr. West. Bill Jones's case for attempting to shoot Guiteau during transport to jail is set for April 28. Massachusetts Republicans favor Edmunds and Lincoln for president. Arthur is second, Blaine weak. Twowas J. Mosurr returns to Buffalo Express. he married Georgine L. Flags in St. Louis. The Buffalo Courier doubts Gov Cleveland as an independent candidate. Savor Tine notes Payne could be elected president if nominated.
News recalls the death of Leopold Prince of Albany youngest son of Queen Victoria. He had been delicate and the loss will bring maternal sorrow. Reports say a recent surge in dancing activity led to a medical stroke ending his life, a severe trial for his mother.
The circular from New York’s Independent Republican Conference Committee urges meetings to arouse voters to declare their convictions and participate in primaries, seeking delegates to the national convention who reflect the party’s broad base. The notice underscores a push for broad, representative leadership within the Republican ranks.
Spring brings many curios, including a carved note found on Second Street near Elk. A delicate, damaged missive writes of deep devotion, longing and fate, describing an unseen bond that transcends parting and promises future reunions.
The report states that Jacob Schaefer accepts Slosson's challenge to play for the balk-line emblem. A 300 painter will travel to Chicago to formalize the agreement to compete within a set period. Rio Janeiro sources discuss maintaining pricing amid the forthcoming event.
A long notice compiles numerous endorsements for Warner's Safe Cure from readers across the United States. Patrons claim cures for kidney disease, Bright's disease, heart enlargement, and other ailments after using multiple bottles, with dates and locations including Jersey City, Carlyle, Virginia, Denver, Winsted, Lafayette, East Rochester, Carlinville, South Norwalk, Albany, Cleveland, Chicago, Altoona, and more.
A United States Court orders the transfer of control of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad to a plan arranged by the receivers. Douglass removed, President Peabody assumes full management. No layoffs expected, with immediate additions to rolling stock including engines and freight cars. Meanwhile reports of a banker assignment and several Fire losses are noted in unrelated items.
The traveler guide announces a new passenger equipment line for safe speedy travel. It lists the Chicago Passenger Traingative at Van Buren Street Depot and notes the timetable changes effective December 1st.
Telegram from Springport reports a village named Galville destroyed by an esclone with five killed and several injured. Galville has 200 residents ten miles from New Castle. News from New York states Mrs Anna Ottendorfer, wife of Staats Zeitung editor, died after months of illness. Gloucesters Mass reports five men lost aboard the schooner Minnesota during a gala event.
April reports from Cleveland and New York show mixed grain and flour prices. No. 2 red and white wheats vary by market with futures fluctuating and cash futures meeting limited demand. flour and meal prices hold steady in some regions while others show marginal gains amid uncertain export demand.
Readable fragments show a sequence of place names and numeric values without a coherent narrative. Notable items include Spartanburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Angola and Sherman with associated numbers. The text appears as a rough schedule or listing rather than a full news item.
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