Foreclosure Sale of Dunkirk Property in Chautauqua County
The case Ciacuteca Tyron W. Clark versus Julia A Fowler Mary Thomas Tracy Martin Head and Tracy is foreclosing. Sheriff Charles Merrill will auction the property in Dunkirk on August 14 at ten in the morning. The deed traces to a parcel on Lamphier and Smith streets in the city, described in detail from an 1870 deed by Edward and Bridget Scally.
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Ciacuteca
Tyron W. Clark
Julia A. Fowler
Mary Thomas Tracy
Martin
Junk Tracy
Chautauqua
State of New York
Holt&Hoalt
Dunkirk
Aia
Caanhigia
Sind
Bunkirk
Reck
Courtney Street
Lamphier Street
Lamphier L
Smith Street
Boginnine
Edward Scally
Bridget Scally
Chautauqua County Clerks Office
Deeda
Eatd Lamphier Etreet
Anid Smith
Charles
Merrill
M. MatTheon
Bet & Moet
Billing Horse-Thieves in Utah Violence War Weathers Attacks
By Telegraph. In July, vigilantes in Utah battle horse thieves led a gang around Fort Hawley. Two hours of fighting at Bateman's wood-yard left several thieves dead, a house and stable burned, and many gang members routed. The Avengers vow to continue until all are gone as they seek more supplies for the campaign.
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Walt Lake
Utah
Nantes
Jessen
Benton
Fort Hawley
Bateman’s
James
Felatn
Defaulter Teller Flees. Bank Suspicion Cast Wide
Frank Frisbie, formerly an exchange teller at Portland First National Bank, fled with his family after a sudden vacation request. Investigations reveal a defalcation exceeding £50,000, with total loss undetermined. Authorities suspect escape on an Australian liner from San Francisco.
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Frisbie
San Francisco
Lie
Chicago
Drowned on the Way to Texas in War Eagle Creek
Reports last week described a immigrant family drowned while attempting to ford War Eagle Creek near Evansville Arkansas. A wagon and dead child were found downstream. The party, a man wife and four children, were bound for Texas from Missouri. Remains of the other two children being sought. Pittston August 5 Lewis Peterson Sr. Pittsburgh business leader dies at ninety three. Alabama elections pass quietly with state ticket led by Governor O Neal. Mobile sees independents defeating regulars with colored voters support.
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Litrie Rock
Ark
War Eagle Creek
Evansville
Texas
Missouri
Pittspunan
Lewis Peterson
Pittsburgh
Abema E
Monte
Ala
Alabama
E. A. O'Neal
Mobile
Kctecy
City
Mexico
Pachuca
Manuel Gonzaleo Castileo
Rei del Monte
Casas Guesmadao
Guadalajara
Anedo
Padrea
Guerrera
Pinzon
Morelia
Fever stamped out in Nebraska cattle by Union Pacific official
Omana Nebraska August 5 T P Shelby Union Pacific Railway freight agent telegraphs that Texas fever among Nebraska cattle was genuine but says it has been stamped out. No new cases in two days, extra precautions to prevent contact with infected stock are in place. Baseball notes: Cincinnati August 5 Cleveland defeated by Chicago 9 to 2.
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Omana
Neb
T. P. Shelby
Union Pacific Railway
Nebraska
Fire in a Ferry House at Jersey City Explodes
An 11:20 p m gas explosion in the Pennsylvania ferry house at Exchange Place Jersey City blew through the waiting room shattering glass and injuring several. Ticket takers Jones and Backus were thrown from their posts. a passerby woman and a man were burned. Firemen and New York fire boats fought the blaze as five ferry slips and sheds burned. Most structures may be saved. trains rerouted from Washington Street. A NY doctor and a hotel guest were injured. No deaths reported.
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Jersey City
Drusey Crey
Pennsylvania Ferry House
Exchange Place
Jerney City
Robert M. Jones
William C. Backus
City
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard Stockton
Pennsylvania Railway
Newburgh
Thomas P. Way
Steele & Condit
Bay Ridge
Washington Street
Harsimas Cove
Adams Express
Webstange
East Eight Street
New York
Christ's Hospital
Lieury Thorpe
Marion
Brooklyn
Taylor’s Hotel
Chambers Street
Honors for Arctic Heroes in Portsmouth Pageant
A large Portsmouth crowd welcomed Lt. Greely and relief team on August 5. The procession featured Commander Schley Lieutenant Emory and Commander Coffin with officers from Bear Thetis and Alert. Greely appeared with subdued health yet moved as cheers rang along the parade route.
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Portsmouth
Schley
Emory
Coffin
Greely Expedition
Suifors
Bear
Alert
Greely
Aste
Powell
Rockingham
Sea
Thandler
General Hazen
Walls
Lucas
Rockingham House
Thetis
Chandler
Hazen
Hale
Lathrop
Dover
Newburyport
Samuel J. Randall
Robinson
New York
New England
Music Hall
Portamoutt
North Atlantic
Arctic
Fos
W. E. Chandler
Navy
Slazen
Luce
Wells
B. B. Buntier
J. Randall
New Stampshire
Maine
W. A. McGinley
W. A Alder
Mayor Treat
House of Representatives
Senator Hall
Senate
Butler Calls Arctic Pole Bid for United States
Butler argued Americans would not rest until the North Pole was reached and urged sending a party to the Arctic to establish depots as they advance. He claimed the North Pole belonged to the United States and predicted expansion to the Western hemisphere. The meeting ended near midnight.
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Butler
North Pole
Arctic
United States
Western Hemisphere
Texas Cotton Crop Drought Threat Keeps Central Regions At Risk
Reports from Texas crops show drought pressure remains severe in Central Texas though some northern and eastern areas have had rain. Cotton on the Waco division remains strong, while six to eight heavy counties from Waco to Austin show resilience, and Southern Texas displays mixed results. Bishop Grace resigns. Bishop Ireland succeeds as Bishop of St Paul with Pope approval.
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Seriou
Fain
Vision
Tex
Texas
Waco
Central Railroad
Fally
McLean Counties
Missouri
Austin
Draco
Transcontinental Railway
Missouri Pacific
Tesuis
Celios
Grace
Ireland
St. Pau
Minn
Detained Italian Emigrants on Trinacria Face Pauper Risk
The Trinacria arrived from the Mediterranean with seventy six Italians. Emigration Commissioner Stephenson and two Castle Garden clerks cross examined them finding thirty four potentially paupers. Relatives will be telegraphed. eight or fewer may be sent back. Customs officers guard to prevent shore departure.
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New York
Trinacria
Mediterranean
Bay
Stephenson
Castle Garden
Italy
Customnhouse
Indian raiders threaten Montana to Canadian raids
Ottawa dispatch reports a coordinated band of American Indians and cowboys crossing from Montana into the Canadian Northwest to raid settlement property between the Cypress Hills and Turtle Mountains. They clash with mounted police and take cattle and horses to Montana. Authorities may seek Washington cooperation to curb the free booting. 4 Death-Hea Confession. Rareren N C Aug 5 Mrs Francis Stegall 70 confessed on her deathbed to murdering her husband by pouring molten lead in his car.
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UDL
Montana
Canadian Northwest
Cyprus Hills
Turtle Mountains
Mounted Police
Washington
Rareren
N.C
Francis Stegall
Goose Creek
Monroe
Stegall
VESSELS SUNK AND WAR NEWS FROM AUGUST 4
The British brig Belle Star from Nova Scotia and the Richard Owen from Cardiff collided near Gravesend. the Richard Owen sank with four crew drowned, others rescued at Queenstown. Dione sank after a collision with Camden on the Thames, many passengers aboard. Reports reference Mahdi near Get El Gadir and Khartoum, plans for Gordon’s fate, and political moves in Britain including a proposed expedition to relieve General Gordon.
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Belle Star
Nova Scotia
Queenstown
Richard Owen
Cardiff
St. Johns
Dione
Thames
Camden
Gravesend
Thames Haven
Mahdi
Get el Gavic
Khartoum
Gordon
Zanzibar
John Bright
Joseph Chamberlain
Board of Trade
Berry
Stanley
Congo
Bruxy
Federal Council
Cirinello
Paris
the Figaro
Prince Jerome
Congress of the Two Houses
Verseilles
PereRse Bunuit
Bogdanoff
Siberia
Saratoff
Vienna
Toca
Bosnia
Desiix
Ternandez
Cornwall
Marseilles
Chholera
Quibeec
Ottawa
Grogse
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Evening Observer
Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
Ufrgice
East Second ST
Chautauqua Farmer, Great World
Saturday Evening Observer
Observer
Dunkirkham
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Telegraphic News
Sve
Bufato Gheap Denilies
Associated Press
Martix
Observer Office
Grant Hendef
Fredonia
Duggan
Forestville
Tosteh
Westfield
Maurice Loeb
Third Street
Canaroéd
Ilgho
Blackuam
Ledato Street
Sucen
Dankirk
Lim
Phrawian
Ydery
James Irving
Ceuter Street
W. Krafft
Deer
Williams
Bradford
Titnsrie
OlHce
Y Tasiep
Elk Street
Berseen
Esrth Street
Sister Gr
Bedween
Pith
Ap Music
Fermi
Hevl
B.A
Pla
Trank Jourbney Erect
Cheal
Sean Thyay
Wim
Acreshoer F
SALE
Slarkins
Tal Mortuh
Wastep
Harper's Magazine
Qelover
Isdanue
Scribner's Monthly
AUE. i
Howe and
Easle Street
C. LB. Bradley
Monroe Block
Telegraph
N. M
Juan Castillo
Juan Jafey
Cincano
Clevelands
Chicagoa
Lexixetos
Kit Wilkerson
John Bush
Bush
Horns
Colorado
Denver
Col
Great American Desert
Missouri River
the Amalgamated Association
The
Amalgamated Association
Combore
the Bricklayers’ Union Fetenday
Drone
Mand
Get el Gadir
Jonas Hartell
Davesport
Jonas Hartzell
Northampton County
Ohio
Western Reserve
Davenport
Alexander Campball
Hartzell
Beablon
Kansas City
Colored Nationa Guards Union of the United States
Unigr
Atlantic Park
Union
Genera Hiram Berry
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Veato
Gr Police
O'Donnell
Hla
Sey
Health Board
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