Dunkirk notices of clubs, events, and mischief
A scattered Dunkirk column lists a Dunkirk Gun Club meeting at Albert Butterer's, Germania Society excursion to Gowania Glen, Liberal League gathering on Swan Street, Pioneer Hose 8 thanks, and praise for Mr Schoenfield’s free houses. It recounts a forged flour scheme against Mr Hook, the Colburns, and a boy who reported the fraud, with $10 stolen and a warning of deception.
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Germania Soviety
Gowania Glen
Liberal League of
Dunkirk
Edwin King
Swan St
Front
Orvet
Pin
Warringer
Jas. Hook
Oh Seve Street
Colbrn Mille
Fredonia
Hook
Local Visitors and Travelers Entertain Friends in City
Personal mentions list residents and visitors: Mrs Louise Etner returns from Canada. J C Filagerald of Cong. Pa visiting friends on Smith Street. Chas McKevett of Bradford guest of Wim Clifton. Lynn Pond Cassanga involved with Buffalo Mutual Insurance. Mrs Leasure Bolivar and Miss Agnes Hegston Bolivar visiting. Mrs Henry Dorr Bradford in city. Afcury of Bansas leaves for New York then back soon. Ettie Jones Stonnelisville returning home tomorrow. Mr Jake Swap left for Cincinnati to visit relatives. Eastern Motel arrivals include Phelps, Cowan, Senderson, Bronson, Fraser, Warren, Brownell, Lewis Phelps. City arrivals include James Leuitch New York, DD Anderson Cleveland, Rev IB Stevenson Kansas. Watertate arrivals list many names including M T Tanner Buffalo and others. additional Bradford and nearby names noted among travelers.
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Leasure
Bolivar
Agnes Hegston
Henry Dorr
Bradford
The
City
W. D.phelps
Dayton
J. Cowan
Boston
D. B. Senderson
Toronto
W. Bronson
Chienzo
W. D. Fraser
Rochester
J. P. Warren
Bath
J. Brownell
Lewis Phelps
James Leuitch
New York
DD. Anderson
Cleveland
I BR. Stevenson
Kansas
The Boat Race Winner Wick Keeps Undefeated Streak
At 6 30 pm referee starts George Wick on the course. He clocks six fine splits, averaging 45 strokes per minute in the first four minutes. Wick turns the stake bout in seven minutes and the back course in under eight. The total time is 14 45, the best yet. Wick now has two straight heat wins and could claim the boulge if he takes the next. Balch couldn’t row as someone saved his beat. Peter Busch plans a final challenge pull with Wick.
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Bm. Sharp
Creorge Wick
Wick
Peter Busch
A Loof Answered in Church Inquiry and Sermon Request
An inquiry from A Loof about the TV Commandment appears in the papers along with a plea that Mr Austr deliver a sermon on the commandment’s latter part. Regular church attendance will reveal the scripture and duties. neglect shows ignorance and waste. Heranet:.
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Mer. Austr
Williams Speaker Praised At Ellicotteville Address
Dunkirk’s Hon J T Williams received high praise as a speaker on a Western New York stage. The event featured Mr Laidlow introducing a leading orator and stressing the eloquence needed for the topic. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Division 67 calls a Sept 3 meeting to elect officers and a delegate.
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J.T. Williams
Dunkirk
Amerie
Gentienan
Laidlow
New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Division 67
Mneet
Heysee Center Street
Clack Pr. M
WV. S. Avent
Forepaughs Free Stereoptican Exhibition Brightens Evening
Professor Abt will present a grand free stereoptican show near the Erie Hotel with glowing canvases of Forepaugh’s wonders. A German strongman Jagendorf performs with cannon balls and artillery shocks. Henry Sheldon’s Sherman New York home caught fire from a defective chimney, damaging the observatory and contents valued in the thousands, with $9,000 insured. Mr Sheldon was away at the time.
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Professor Abt
Erie Hotel
Jagendorf
Europe
Henry Sheldon
Sherman
New York
Oservatory
Sheldon
Pyimietta
Times Ia
Fire Devastates O'Donnell Bros Lumber Yard Ashes
A fire at about ten o'clock destroyed the O'Donnell Bros planing mill and lumber yard on Railroad Avenue, with hub factory and Graham's cigar box factory also damaged. Losses total around 20,000 to 22,000 with limited insurance. firemen saved the boiler, desk, and office. Authorities suspect arson and urge business leaders to organize aid for the owners and neighbors.
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Lion
Second
Railroad Avenue
Jobe Harper
O'Donnell Bros
O’donnells
J. E. Graham
Fie
O'Donnell Brox
Hub Factory Co
Graham
Ue O
Atlion
Messrs
O'Donnell
Board of Trade
Omenine
Sheep dispute over farm partnership leads to costly court battle
James N Jobe of Montecello sues Thomas Davidson of Westfield Flats over five sheep tied to a bequest of a farming arrangement begun in 1860s. Courts differ on validity under the statute of frauds. Davidson faces large costs as the case moves toward the general term. A separate fire at Fairview destroys Watson paper mills causing about 60 000 dollars in losses.
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James N. Jobe
Montecello
Sullivan County
Beaverskill
Thomas Davidson
Westfield Flats
Delaware County
Jobe
Davidson
Maide
Justice Weyant
Thornton
Davidsen
Fairview
Watson Paper Mills
Tees
Corry Jaush factory rapid start and frost damage
The Corry Jaush factory in Inisinesa began last Monday with 6 workers now 53. They produce about ten gross of brushes daily, with plans to raise output as staff grows. A frost hit Erie County, damaging corn in French Creek Valley and killing buckwheat, while apples and other fruits remain uninjured. Elon Alfred Short, a Bradford and Warren oil operator, remains bullish, holding production for better prices. Local ads note low stock prices on various lodge and labor brotherhood items and services available.
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Erie County
French Creek
Elon Alfred Short
North East
Bradford
Warren Fields
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