Foreclosure Auction Sought in Dunkirk County Sale
Sheriff Charles A. Merrill will sell at public auction the real estate mortgaged in the Julia A. Fowler matter. The property lies in Dunkirk, Chautauqua County, described as part of block 446 from Lamphier to Smith streets, with court-ordered sale set for August Uth, at ten in the forenoon, to satisfy judgment entered June 2, 134.
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Haron W.glath
Julia A. Fowler
Mary Tracy
Thomas Tracy
Martin Wead
John Tracy
Tad
Chautauqua
State of New York
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Dunkirk
Jane
Cormarly Village
Dankirk
Lamphier Street
Courtney Street
Smith Street
Edward Scully
Bridget Scully
Chautauqua County Clerks Office
Deeda
Lamphier Steet
Ate Suly
Charles A. Merrill
Sheriff
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Pitt
Atty's
Amalgamated Association convention notes labor actions
Reports by ex president Jarrett and President Weihe show strength despite business lows. Jarrett endorsed for chief of the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. Arthur urged to sign his commission. Nailers seek higher wages, plan to push to convention. Syndicate coal mill plan discussed. other political nominations listed from New Jersey to Maryland.
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Bureau of Labor
Iron and Steel Workers
Welhe
Jarrett
Martin
Freasier Penny
John Jarrett
Federal Bureau of Ber Statistics
Arthur
Moreine
Weihe
Thomas
Armstrong
Samuel Dutt
Steubenville
PiTtsptiant
Amalgamates Association
Egual
J. Simpson Africa
Pennsylvania
J. A. Edwards
Bureau of Statistics
Iue
Derailed Texas Express injures many near Whitesboro
Train derailment on the Whitesboro to Fort Worth line left the passenger train cars overturned and several crew and passengers injured. Names listed include J F Probst J Parker Francis Brown W E McMahon J P McKenzie G P Holt C Taylor Conductor Sherwood and doctors Beall and Smith among others. A special Dennison train delivered medical aid as officials assess the scene.
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Deleware Bend
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Francis Brown
Sarcoxie
Missouri
W. E. McMahon
Sherman
J.P. McKenzie
Ivornoshire
Scotland
G. P. Holt
van Burén
Indian ‘Territory
Infuriated Elephant Rampage in Hailey Circus Tragedy
Sal Lake August 1 An enraged elephant named Sampson broke chains in Hailey Idaho Monday evening and charged at its keeper forcing a retreat. The animal toppled a cage and killed two horses then overturned lumber. Crowd urged shooting, bullets fired but little effect. A group finally subdued the beast leaving thirty bullet holes and $10,000 in damages.
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Utah
Cole
Sampson
Hailey
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Lie
Promoted Greely Officers and Coast Defense Alarm
Secretary Lincoln to promote survivors of the Greely expedition Stewart Biederbeck and Private Carroll to sergeants while sergeants Brainard Friederick and Long become second lieutenants. Lieutenant Greely reportedly declines captaincy and will report to Washington in November to complete his duties. Defence reports warn of defenseless Atlantic coast with weak Washington fortifications needing urgent upgrades.
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Boomer movement ends with U S troops removing squatters
August event at Rock Falls Indian country sees Payne and followers ordered to quit. Two cavalry squadrons arrest the camp, print shop confiscated and burned, families escorted to the Kansas line. About 230 ejected amid crowded support from locals.
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Ark
Muskogee
Rock Falls
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Huannewell
Peace talk and war prep across the world fronts
A Times dispatch from Foo Chow reports a high authority foresees peace with the American Minister to arbitrate. A tentative settlement may be temporary and favor France. Canton advices note the Viceroy laying torpedoes and dynamite for river obstruction, with a steamer ready to remove foreigners. Elsewhere, Havans resist France, and British officials praise Italy’s stance in the Egyptian Conference.
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Killing at Bwee Tins Texas fuels jealousy motive
David Marta was shot and killed at a dance in Bwee Tins Texas on a Wednesday night. The shooting followed a jealous dispute with Eugene Murphy. Local authorities reported the incident as a homicide with Murphy being named as the alleged shooter.
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