Dunkirk notices and business ads mix of trades
B E Emerson, operative and mechanical dentist, at Second and Center Streets, Dunkirk, advertises services. RS Kate Lenz of 46 Venter Street seeks customers for hats, hoods, plumes, feathers, stamping. Joe Hoelnig announces a new furniture store on Centre between Third and Fourth, offering repairs and ordered rides as stock grows.
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Observer
Will Golgan
Dunkirk
Gia Hender
Fredonia
T.Z. Duggan
Forestville
John Foes
Third Street
B. E. H. Emerson
Second and Center Streets
Kates Lenz
Venter Street
N.Y
Joe Hoelnig
Church Services and Schedules At Local Congregations
Shucch Pirectorp Moe Fird Baptist Church Corner Fourth and Rugalo Rev B F Crane Pastor holds regular Sabbath services at 11 2 and 7 30 pm Sunday school at 12 30 pm Sunday evening prayer meeting at 6 pm Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 pm First Presbyterian Church 3 E corner Eagle and Fourth Rev W L Austin Pastor Sabbath services at 11 am and 7 30 pm Sunday school and Wednesday 7 30 pm strangers and young men are invited to all services.
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Moe Fird Baptist
Rugalo
B. EF. Crane
First Presbyterian Church
E. Corner Eagle
W. L. Austin
John's Epixenpal Church
X. E. Corner
Fourth and
Eagle Streets
F. W. Raikes
First Methodist Church
Elk
Buffalo
Rev. C
Mead
Fire Rages Across Multiple Towns Including Albion and Kirksville
A Curtis Manufacturing Works fire at Albion destroyed buildings while a large blaze swept Kirksville, Missouri, damaging a portion of the town. A separate Hogel fire damaged the Burdette house in Troy. An accident killed a NId ally of Califgh, and a junior partner at Gilchrist White Co. of New York reportedly skipped with 4110,000.
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Gilchrist, White , CO
New York
U K
Two Hundred Employees Out of Work in Fire
Auston New York February 3 Two hundred employees of the Curtiss Manufacturing Co plant were left jobless after a fire destroyed the works overnight The factory made Howes mower and reaper Insured for 20000 the blaze wiped out sixty complete machines and 100 ready to assemble Iron working machinery newly installed was also ruined The plant measured 150 by 50 feet and two stories high The fire’s origin remains unknown
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Auston
N. Y
Curtiss Manufacturing Co
Howe
Two Sisters Charged In Child's Death Based On Coroner Result
Libbie Raible a seventeen year old mother fled to Cleveland after a Cleveland inquest verdict looms. District attorney issues warrants for Libbie and Sarah Raible. Sarah held for trial while Libbie to be brought to custody tonight. The Raible sisters, once gentle in the normal school, are accused in the alleged murder of a newborn babe following a seduction scandal.
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Evening Observer
Eate
Libbie Raible
Cleveland
State Normal School
Libbie
Sarah
Sarah Raiblet
Henry F Gillig Robbed in Springfield Mass
Henry F Gillig traveled to Springfield to show diamonds and bonds valued over 10000. He stayed at a Boston area hotel, left the valise in his room, and later dropped a coat with diamonds in the office. The coat and valise vanished during the commotion, shelves suspected to be New York professionals.
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Evening Observer
Srvix
Field
Mass
Henry F .Gillig
Springfield
Masaascit House
New York
Fatal Accident Kills Millionaire James Clark in Carriage Crash
Special Dispatch reports in Evening Observer that James Clark, noted for generous Roman Catholic church gifts, died last night when his carriage was struck by a pacing horse trainer’s sulky. The horse’s fractious behavior caused the collision, breaking the carriage and killing Clark instantly. Also noted is Michael McGloin’s New York murder sentence to be hanged March 9.
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Pritapeornias
James Clark
Jocky
Clark
Michael McGloin
New York
Louis Hanier
Phos
Id Creamer
Washington in Congress Notes on Bills and Postponements
Congressional summaries report the house foreign committee backing the Nicaragua canal bill substitution for the senate version. The senate post offices committee delays second class postage reform until next session. General Walker contests census engraving costs, citing total expenditures near 4.6 million with 4200,000 more expected. General Pope to deter Payne’s party from Indian territory. Calkins introduces a bill for election contest expenses totaling 63,000. Pendleton’s senate bill targets winding up national banks under low reserves. Navy budget unspent. large cruiser funds diverted to other uses. Legislative appropriation rises to 20,398,000 due to longer next session and expanded congress. Clerk strength increases from seven to eight, with some discharge.
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Congress
Kenny and Phomp Son Sentenced for Life in Branklyn
Telegraphic notes report Kenny who killed Lennon and Phomp son who killed O'Connor were sentenced in Branklyn yesterday to life imprisonment. Additional items note large telegraph failures, court actions against Western Union, a Chicago injunction, and various arrests and inquiries across multiple states.
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Lennon
Phompson
O'Connor
Branklyn
Montreal blaze destroys the Industries mystery at Phoenix Park
Reports reveal a major fire in Montreal gutting industrial facilities. Investigators pursue a paradoxical link to a twenty man group tied to the Pitqninx park affair as authorities seek clues. A maritime tragedy follows as the Te Da ship sinks a French steamer. Earlier updates cover Phoenix Park prisoners and related security concerns, with officials urging calm amid unfolding crises.
A Score of Assassins
A Special Dispatch from Dusaix reports a Phenix park ranger will likely identify two men recently arrested as those seen driving from Cavendish and Burke’s murder scene. Court records will show forty to twenty men involved, either watching or delivering the fatal wounds.
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Dusaix
Phenix Park
Cavendish
Burke
Burdette building fire devastates firms in Troy
At three o'clock this morning fire was found burning in the rear of the Burdette building owned by Burdette, Smith & Co. Stove manufacturers. The Mutual Union Telegraph office and several large business Dgms were burned out. Total loss estimated at 250,000 with partial insurance.
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Clearveer
Troy
British steamer Hilda sinks after collision with French ship
Special dispatch reports the Hilda sinking between Jersey and Southampton after a collision with a French vessel. Two officers and four sailors from the Hilda attempted rescue but all aboard perished with the French crew. Fire at Warden King and Co iron foundry destroyed it and adjacent silk factors, with losses not yet determined.
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Ipl
Southampton
Tbe
Weekly Bank Statement Special Pigpatch Report
The Evening Observer notes New Years week ending Feb 3 shows loans down 45000, specie down 9532000, legal tenders down 335000, deposits down 5944000, circulation up 851000, reserve down 2167000. Financial shifts reflect reduced loan and reserve levels with broader currency movements.
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The
Evening Observer
Fire damages town as chemicals explode in drugstore
Special dispatch from Kicksville reports a morning fire that destroyed much of the town and injured several people when chemicals in the drugstore exploded. The damage totaled across businesses and residents describe a chaotic scene as responders battled the blaze.
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Ane
Lublin Cons. Feb 3 Murder Case and Market Notes
The report details charges against T Cary and others for the murder of Lord Cavendish and under secretary Burke, with witness Fussimmons identifying Cary and testimony about weapons. court scenes show tension as defendants and witnesses testify. The section then notes pork and lard price surges in Chicago amid expected February provisioning squeeze, with Armour & Co and Fairbanks & Co dominating markets, plus a farm earnings summary from Otto showing $456.97 in annual proceeds from dairy and calf sales.
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McCaffery
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Hanlon
Doyle
Kelly
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Burke
Fussimmons
Cary
Cavendish
Chicago
Armour & Co
Spark
Fairbanks & Co
Mr. Win
Eddy of
Otto
Weather and Market Notes From The Observer February 3 1883
The February 3 1883 issue notes threatening weather with rain or snow and colder Sunday morning in the west, alongside barometer readings. Market updates cover flour steady, oats and milled products steady, wheat firm with No 1 at 1.23 and 4 000 bushels. corn quiet with mixed samples sold. rye inactive. barley firm. beans light. provisions in fair demand with higher pork and lard. butter steady for best grades, dull for others. regional prices listed for Toledo Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati and more.
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WilLiass
sNfernous
Lalas li
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