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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1884
Page
3
An old catalog style notice describes nasal care and medical instruments for application, including a rubber syringe and durable devices for women. It announces Pond's Extract in bottles with a blown name on buff wrappers and warns about cautions and glancing marks.
Telegraph reports the wreck of the steamer Daniel Stehnmann near Sambro Island with Captain Schoonhoven among survivors. Government steamer Newfield recovered crew and witnesses described fog and rocks, crew bravery, fog whistle duty, and shore signaling to aid boats and rescuers.
Boston merchants Ingitt and Everett fail. Edward Jlome of North ust N Y shoots wife during a hunting accident. Green Pelden of Panola County Miss. sentenced to life imprisonment on clemency. Peter Vigne dies in a Waterville lockup fire. Major C G Thurmond commits suicide amid financial woes. Yale Professor Cyrus Northrup named president of Minnesota Clare University. Canadian workers join Boston strikers. State withholds transport to Montreal. Lyman and Curtisa NY wholesale toy merchants liabilities 72,000 assets 395,000. Andrew Reed of Emporia Kan. sentenced 30 days for striking his wader. Rev Dr Carberry installed as Bishop of Hamilton Ont. Gold on Kingman County farm deemed fake. Foot rot in cattle at Durand Shirland Wis. Yearling Whitefish and other fish shown at Fulton market. Gold ore near Junction City Wis proves nickel only. Longest train record on PA road. Foxes atop haystacks near Dismarck. deer corpses in timber.
A chaotic report from April details committees targeting filthy tenements occupied by Hungarians at Hungarian resorts, proposing sanitary action and possible bans on new Hungarian lodging. A camp near East Franklin Colliery housed a dozen Hungarians, including cooking women, who fled after a miners raid with firearms. No further word on their fate.
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