Wood price listing at Hamiton's Coal and Lumber
Ott Stab Wood offered at Mt 1.60 per cord delivered to Hamiltons Coal and Lumber yards with fixed delivery terms.
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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 26, 1883
Page
1
Drowned Man Found After Lake Incident in Paterson
A man drowned after a boat accident near Paterson while onlookers failed to save him. Reports describe a clergy man Rev. Lewton condemned for denying Christ’s divinity. A farm in Lorain County yields a mineral find of quartz with several metals. The Land League Convention in Proapeconia draws delegates from Irish groups in the U.S. and Canada with Mrs. Parnell welcomed amid applause. A railway embezzlement case in Parmavecenia involves nearly one million dollars taken from the People's Passenger Railway by George and Samad Work. Caught Napping notes a steamer larceny probe failing as the Tropic evades search. Mineralogy near La Bata County reports rich deposits incl quartzilver and other metals. A fatal drowning at Dunedee Lake follows a 16 year old swept overboard, dying in sight of parents and spectators.
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Evening Observer
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George and
Samad Work
Work &Co
George F. Walk
Oil Notes and Rail Salaries in April Dispatch
Trisvinne April 26 The Grandin well flows heavily Reed and Browneman run 500 barrel rate Porterwell also flowing strongly Ex Superintendent Cable of Susquehanna division will supervise 4000 miles of track earning 8000 yearly Floyd Scoville of Jamestown sentenced to sixty days for selling liquor without a license after examination before Justice Strunk in Erie county penitentiary Buffalo taken there by Officer Denslow
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Justice Strunk
Erie County
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Washington Waifs and Court Delays Reported
Kerr continued argument yesterday in the tariff route case as the court adjourned without completion. Reports from the agriculture department show less pleuro-pneumonia nationwide. Revenue service contract for a steam launch awarded to Union Dry Dock Co. of Buffalo for 7300 dollars. Rear Admiral Baldwin to Moscow with staff for czar’s coronation. Indian affairs show improving conditions at San Carlos. Turtle Mountain band faces starvation without relief. Fenian proclamation in New York seeks Irish funds to strike England again. Several local notes include a dying Miss Campbell in Quincy, Mich and a forgery trial in Franklin, Pa. The aging farmer Oliver Hale’s cruelty case resurfaces. stock neglected, one cow killed, others given away. Capts. Walsh and Rich return to Erie after travels through the South.
Dynamite Trials Underway Amid Explosions and Arrests
Reports from Liverpool and Cork describe ongoing dynamite trials, a mine explosion with heavy casualties in Frange, and the arrest of suspects including Featherstone, O’Herlihy, and Deasy. The Liverpool proceedings focus on conspiracy charges linked to dynamite activity. A perilous wreck near Matoun is reported with unknown crew outcomes.
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Explosion at Hesseger Mines Ends in Heavy Loss
An explosion occurred today in the Hesseger mines causing many deaths. About three hundred workers were inside the mine. likely few will be rescued apart from those near gangways who escaped.
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Pins
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Three more invincibles arrested in April dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer notes April 26 reports three more invincibles detained. In Kelly's trial the judge outlined strong evidence against the alibi claim, and the jury could not agree after a brief deliberation. Michael Fagin faced murder charges. Adams and Byrne to defend. forming a jury proved difficult as seventy five summonses fined for nonappearance while Carey testified of planned stabbing.
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Telegraphic notes on war, pardons, and local arrivals
The Twks nearly annihilated by Arabs in Yemen. a large force to be sent immediately. The car company may commute the death sentences of nihilists and pardon many others. A New York physicians’ committee on Blackwell’s Island urges a lazaretto. Read ing, Pa iron works mills start Monday. Dissatisfied pipe mill workers told to resume. A surge of immigrants reaches Oregon and Washington territories, about twenty thousand arriving near Portland since January 1. Titusville mother Mrs Kaemeier seeks two missing sons Herman and George ages 18 and 15, last seen weeks ago. requests information.
Telegraphic Topics Roundup of Crime and Tragedy
Reports from Lampasas Texas cite an unknown assailant entering a bedroom and killing a doctor while his wife slept. Other items recount a Black Creek visitor dying after a drink in Cuba, a Baltimore player shooting his wife, and a deputy sheriff from New York charged with extortion. A Roop family drowning follows a house being surrounded and flooded, and a Rochester arrest claims a man implicated in Lord Leitrim's murder.
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Pr. Red
Lampasas
Texas
Grain Markets And Prices In Buffalo And New York
Fragmented OCR lists grain prices and market notes with scattered figures for Wheat Corn Barley Rye and other grains, plus oil and stock market references. Mentions of No 2 red wheat price ranges and various regional rail lines appear as a jumble of incompletely read entries without coherent narrative.
Legislature Debates Free Pass Bill and Various Measures
The assembly debated moving the adverse report on the free pass bill, then disagreed and referred it to the whole committee. Several bills were reported or passed or introduced, including associations under the 1848 act for selling bonds on installments, rapid insolvency reports, railroad operations on Chautauqua Lake, and highway labor rates. A conference report on political assessment was adopted and a three member, unpaid commission to negotiate a treaty with the Onondaga Indians was favorably reported.
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Mr. Grady
Grady
New Haven Clock Works Burn As Loss Reaches $200000
Special dispatch reports the New Haven clock works destroyed by fire with an estimated loss of 200000. A man leaped from a third floor window, breaking both legs and an arm. Also noted are charges against Rev Newton by Episcopal clergy for doctrinal subversion and denial of Jesus Christ’s divinity.
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New Haven
New Havie
Sioners
Rev
Newton
Jesus Christ
Elevator WH Defeated In Senate On Final Vote
The Senate voted 15 ayes to 13 nays to defeat the elevator WH this afternoon. Win. Pack of Anospolis, Md was convicted of whipping his wife and given twenty lashes yesterday afternoon. He made piteous appeals to the sheriff. This was the first enforcement of the law punishing wife beaters.
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Win. Pack
Anospolis
Signal Station Weather Note from Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions with light local rains and slightly warmer temperatures. South to southeast winds expected, lower barometer. Markets latest corrected by telegraph for this evening.
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