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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1884
Page
3
Fragmentary product notice describes instruments for application and impoters with items including nasal syringes and female syringes. Mentions a brand name with a trademark and urges insistence on a specific extract. Purchases limited to certain wrappers and packaging details.
In Prehsuency Pa on April 21 representatives of iron manufacturers and the Amalgamated Association met to set the year long wage scale starting June. Manufacturers sought a 10 percent cut. union leaders demanded the old scale with modifications. The conference adjourned without agreement, with another meeting planned.
Light salmon run in the Sacramento River signals a poor season. Parker postmaster Charles Slollenbeels suspended for 1100 dollars. Charleston court indicts four co deputy marshals for fraudulent accounts. Ohio Governor Lowilly to deliver Yale Law commencement address. Texas Health Officer Swearingen preparing quarantine against yellow fever at ports. Broad Top miners strike over wage cuts. H. S. Bein of Little Rock Cotton Exchange dies. 109th Lexington battle anniversary marked by governor reception, concert and ball. Annie Wagner shot by aunt in Harrisburg. Yale accepts 50000 dollar Marquand gift for YMCA building. Louisville doctor Philip Sehlicher killed by switch engine. Crosby & Dimmick case detective cites agent erasures. Father Winn of Annapolis denies approving Sister Inez letter. Bardell found $400 short in San Francisco accounts, later dies in prison. Louisville grand jury indicts D. K. Mason for tobacco receipt fraud. Montreal cotton manufacturers vote to end rebates and export trials. Underwood and Epps captured near Weatherford for horse stealing. Chicago Civil Service Reform Association pushes four-year postmaster terms. House expected to consider the bill on the 21st.
The Associated Banks report a loans decrease of 1.09 million, specie down 3.11 million, legal tenders up 1.14 million, deposits down 3.69 million, circulation up 123 thousand, with reserves 1.049 million below prior. Also noted are deaths, fires, court activity, and a June convention plan for exposition officers in St Louis.
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