Erie Store Millinery Parlors Promotes Hats and Bonnets
The Erie Store's Millinery Parlors on Center Street offers a popular, large assortment of hats and bonnets at very low prices.
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Evening Observer in Dunkirk, New York
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1885
Page
1
Buffalo Express Building Fire Shuts Down Pressroom
Fire in Buffalo Exchange Street caused the Express printing suites to burn rapidly destroying the old and new buildings. Two workers seriously burned, Matthews and son injured, while others escaped via fire escapes as presses and engraving stones were lost. Estimated $250000 loss with $115000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
G. H. Dunstan & Co
Dulze
Oee
O'Neill Carriage Repository
the Express
Matthews, Northrop & Co
James Rosas
J.B. Matthews
Mr Matthews
Weadoring
Times
Lincoln
Theodore Reed
John Walshe
Nate Campbell
Mike Savage
Jack Cane
Jerry Comfort
Ex Senator Chaffee Reports General Grant Improving
New York April 17 Ex Senator Chaffee visited the Grant mansion and said the General’s condition is wonderful with brighter eyes and better overall appearance. He noted possible ulceration in the throat and pondered whether it is cancer, else there is hope. The General rests quietly after 9:30 pm, sleeping between coughing episodes. Eleven people bitten by a mad dog in Milwaukee as city reports a northern attack scene with several children among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
New York
Grant Mansion
Charlce
Milwaukee
Augustus Muexter
Broadway
Canada
Wwe
Letter From Germany to the Third Plenary Council
Archbishop Gibbons receives a letter from the German bishops. They thank the American hierarchy for fraternal aid during ten years of Persecution in Prussia. They describe trials under the Mar laws, suppression of seminaries, and exiled clergy, while praising unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Germany
Barrimany
Prussia
North Germany
Timore
Prossa
Prosa
Choiat
Mar
Janmuysh
Belover
Paul
Cologne
Myers Littler case taints Ohio Senate bribery claim
The Ohio Legislature’s investigative committee heard Allen C Myers deny bribery in the Pendleton bid while Benjamin Robinson of Cincinnati’s Cuvier Club denies any contact. The panel also reported on Myers’ threats toward Littler and on a $500 to $1000 offer, prompting an arrest for questioning. The day’s sessions covered other state business and a man’s confession to a 1874 wife murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers-Littler
Myers
Heal. Robinnson
Corrvartus
Roche
Cuyahoga
Senate
Legislative
Alien C. Myers
Lililer
House
Littler
Mynrs
Pendleton
Cincinnati
Benjamin Robinson
Cuvier Club of
Senator Caldwell
Robinson
Mrr. Robinson
Columbus
Cincinxatt
Cuvier Club
Allen C. Myers
Alen C. Myers
John McLean
Washington News Briefs From April 17 Emancipation Day and Appointments
In Washington on Emancipation Day celebrations President Cleveland reviewed a colored parade as Fred Douglass gave the oration. Court actions involve Surgeon General Wales and a writ of habeas corpus. Postmaster changes include new supervisors and tighter control on postmaster files. A burglary hit Mount Pleasant DC. another arrest targeted a letter thief in Chattanooga. Appointments cover naval vessel checks and Charleston collector post. Vilas tightens inspector hiring with extra exams and probation.
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Wale
Wasuixeryox
Wales
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of the District
Supreme Cowt
Black
Manning
John Augustus O Neal
Hoboken
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
George W. Casilear
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Executive Mansion
White House
Fred Douglass
Geren
Philip Hhs
Chattanooga
Mount Pleasant
D. C
Board of Natal
Charleston
Hampton and
Butler
T. J. Walker
Vilas
Civil Service Commission
Distressing drownings and murders ripple across states
A poorly documented report details drownings in Ohio River near Diamond Island, a capsize during a squall leaving Mrs Draper and Jennie Davis dead and Carmichael dying later. Vigilantes search Taney and Christian counties for Dickinson family killers amid renewed lynching fears. A New York case recalls John Weber escaping court, declaring he’d rather die than go to state prison. Arbor Day notices across Pennsylvania show limited observance with few trees planted.
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Ohio River
Taney County
Gree
Dickinson
Diemond Island
West Franklin
Bud Matthews
Paytons
Prion
New York
John Weber
Fourth Avenue
Genet Sessions Court
Weber
Tie
Toid
State
Murderer Bell Hanged From Court House Flag in Pierre
Early yesterday a mob seized James H. Bell from the Harrold jail and hanged him from the court house flagstaff in Pierre Dakota. The mob, about twenty five men, dispersed as the sheriff arrived. Bell confessed to murder and cried out his guilt thrice. Bennett, his accomplice, remained jailed. no mob violence toward him occurred. Evidence and reports suggest Bell may have murdered another person previously in Ster ling Texas and the incident echoes broader crime suspicions in the area.
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James H. Bell
Forest G. Small
Pierre
Dakota
Court House
Harrold
Blunt
Janes H. Bell
Bell
Sterling, TL
Bennett
Bennet
Destructive fire in Bricton destroys multiple buildings
A lamp explosion in Clark's variety hall sparked a blaze in Bricton Ontario injuring no one reported. Within three hours flames consumed Garrison's lutuelier shop Clark's varieties Frs Donoghue's millinery Nesbit's block Linder & Sills tinware and two Mrs Dowler properties causing about 75600 in losses partly insured. Meanwhile in Wheeling West Virginia nail feeders from every mill formed an independent local union branching from the Ohio Valley union and planned further locals.
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Bricrton
Ont
Clark
Garrison
Luutelier
Clark’s Varieties
Donoghue's
Nesbit
Linder & Sills
Dowler
Nail Feeders
Wiernirma
W. Va
Wheeling
Nail Feeders’ Union of the
Ohio Valley
Ohio Valley Trades Assembly
Martin's Ferry
Benwool
Bellaire
Wammermen strike after wage cut demand restored
Seven hammermen at Leggett Spring and Axle Works in Allegheny City strike after a January 15 percent wage reduction is not restored with 3 percent added to recover losses. About 250 workers are now unemployed as talks fail. New Orleans acts on quarantine plan for arriving ships from infected ports, with a ten day detention proposed starting May 1.
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Wammermen _ Jtike
Pirrsnunes
Legit
Alegheny City
New Orleans
Board of Health
Ixede
Amicable Russia England settlement urged in cables
Dispatches from Vienna and St Petersburg describe Czar Alexander III urging Baron De Staal to secure a prompt peaceful settlement with Mr Gladstone and the English Cabinet. Gladstone denies a war option telegram and cautions against premature conclusions as Russian and British positions on Penjdeh and Afghan boundaries remain unresolved amid broader tensions.
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HoPren
Boxbon
Baron de Staal
Gladstone
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Gulstone
Penjdeh
Russia
Mr. Gladstone
Baron Hothschild
Cezar
St. Petersburg
Komaroff
Russian War Office
Kushk
Herat
MM. Lesnar
England
Ameer
Paris
Courbet
Pescadores Group
Joan
Pondicherry
India
Carl Abe Again the Whiner
A large crowd gathered at Turn Hall in New York for a wrestling match featuring Carl Abs, the German champion, in a display that sparked notable reactions from the sporting fraternity.
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New York
Carl Abs
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