Bonded whiskey period debated as Senate action looms
Objections to a two year bonded whiskey period persist with a possible shift to yearly provisions. The Senate passed the Indian bid while both houses waste time on a manual recess agreement. Chandler in the Star Route case begins argument with no end in sight. Brooke Locomotive Works paid out over 600000 dollars to city citizens in the year ending December 1883, stimulating local trade as circulation rises. advocates urge expanding such industry to boost business.
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Senate
Chandler
Brooke Locomotive Works
Supreme Court Meaning of Decisions in Two Court Cases
The Tuesday decisions in cases Nos. 70 and 330 affirm the reissue of the Green driven well patent, sustaining the prior rulings and confirming numerous circuit court judgments. In this region about 300 suits brought by Andrews & Co. as assignees are underway to collect royalty, with resistance against royalty collection under the reissued patent widespread in other states.
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United States Supreme Court
Andrews & Co
Old Dunkirk Papers Unearth Early 19th Century Gazettes
Mrs. Stillvan uncovers two Dunkirk publications. The May 31 1828 Dunkirk Gazette, 36th of Vol LV, printed by James Hull, sold to subscribers for 2.50 yearly, with antiMasonry Europe news and ads for tin factories and dry goods. The 1839 Dunkirk Daily Beacon, half the size of the Gazette, promised May publication resumption, with pages dominated by ads and local notices.
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Onsemver
Dunkirk
Stillvan
James Hull
Observer
Europe
John C. Morehouse
Airs. Willson
Starr
L. Farnham
Smith, Hopkins & Co
F. Nicholson
N. M
Aatly
Dunkirk Daily Beacon
Oxsteven
W. Smith
T. B. Abell
Eligha Ward
Julius Morton
Dunkirk House
Center
Mansion House
Jaline, Wisner
Dally Peat
Jamestown
Fredonia
Laoua
Shawls
Sinclairville
Vermont
J. Barnaby
Ezen Williame
H. Pemberton
W. Chester
R. Thompson
Chas. Bogat
Mre
Silman
Fredonia Plans to Link With Dunkirk via Narrow Gauge Rail
Fredonia advances a plan to grade Temple street for a new narrow gauge street railroad to Dunkirk, promising reduced transit time from thirty to five minutes. The move follows street improvements funded by the extraordinary budget and signals a shift in local rivalries toward shared growth and cooperation between the two villages. Warren Parcell of Villanova was arrested for delaying duties, while Will Pemberton faces excise charges in a pending jury trial. DREAMER
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Sfear
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Local Farm Sale and Mill Closure Reported
Sinclairville reports S. KR Ward sold his 100 acre farm with 14 cows mowing machine wagon and other items to Aleck Johnson for 5000 dollars. Joe Weeley shuts down his saw and planing mill due to deep snow. Minnie Love of South Stockton teaches the No 11 Farmer street school this winter under Mrs Edmonds as truster.
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Aleck Johnson
Joe Weeley
Minnie Love
Stockton
Farmer Street
Wm. Edmonds
Orr
VOR POPULI LETTERS CRITIQUE ON MISUSED FUNDS
In Dunklek New York on December 20 1882 a letter to the editor defends the poor master claiming the misused funds involved a railroad ticket and umbrella incident. The author argues the official should not disparage the public money and defense of office handling.
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Dunklek
N. Y
Eprron Conserver
Officers and law bent to aid the poor in Dunkirk
An anonymous letter urges Dunkirk district attorney to seize forfeited property under the new penal code to fund relief for the county’s poor. The writer mocks the DA’s conduct, calls for charges and warrants, and warns of popular backlash if action is delayed.
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Dow
Tan
Dunkirk
D. D. Field
Mayville
Vicinity Haps And Mishaps From Machias And Jamestown
A Jamestown commissioner postponed liquor tax court cases for Moses Houghtaling and Jesse Colden of Machias to January 26 after bail. Jamestown trustees sold the old water works to Q E Jones for 6300, with bids for remaining components. Chas W Smith's seven year old pacing mare Minnie Wonder died near Femestown, valued at 60, a roadster and showy. Poor Superintendent Rappole took Anna Johnson and Caroline Olson to the Dewittville poor-house. Anna 31 insane, Caroline 29 indiscreet actions. Titusville license case: square-seller refused license fee 65. city won. Olean investors Angus Potter and Peter Manners disappeared after ruin from a recent craze, believed to have died by own hand. Ex-Senator Geo Br Anderson of Titusville insured for 318000, largest personal policy. Wolves disturb McKean county. a breach of promise suit in Bradford settled for 65. Wounded affections are cheap.
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Minnie Wonder
Chas. W. Smith
Femestown
Wolves
McKean County
Bradford
Waa
Buffalo Store crowds Dunkirk shoppers cheer cheap goods
In Dunkirk the Buffalo Store displays a vast holiday stock with dolls and children's books and asserts prices 30 percent lower than rivals. The piece cites cash buying, one price, and brisk sales as proof of its success while urging other dry goods stores to adopt plain pricing and cash terms.
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Chatterbox
Buffalo
Butfalo
Dunkirk
Roderick Dinn
Asee
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