Dunkirk Businesses Advertise Services and Goods
Dunkirk area notices announce Leonard Emerson a mechanical dentist at Second and on at er streets and other service shops including hairdressing, furniture, farm supply, and buggy stock. A large factory fire in Barraco, N Y, destroys the H. B. Scott barbed wire works with losses over 25,000. insurance covers building, boiler, and machines. Senator Perry and brother Falward fail, liabilities exceed 500,000, triggering creditor actions. Train wreck at Ischua kills conductor Love and engineer Love, with many injured. telegraph disruption hinders full details. Washington dispatches note changes to duties on glass bottles and lime, and Senate House debates on tariff and Sioux treaty modifications.
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Chander J. Wells
Schull Company
Examination of Phunix Park murderers in court starts anew
The crowded court resumed the conspiracy murder case against landlords with Michael Kavanagh and others arraigned. Reports say James Drury rented houses used for drilling men, while many suspects fled the city seeking safety abroad. Police plan ten more warrants, with three informers expected soon.
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Michael Kavanagh
Kavanagh
Joseph Brody
Timothy Kelly
Fields
James Drury
Cary
Cavendish
Burke
America
Church Directory for Buffalo Area Sees Multiple Services
The Buffalo church page lists First Baptist under Rev F E Crane with 6 p.m Sunday meeting and 7 p.m Wednesday prayer. First Presbyterian and St Johns Episcopal note Sunday services, Sunday school times, and weekday announcements. First Methodist under Rev C J Mead lists 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services with Sunday school and notes on visitors.
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Baptist Chare
Buffalo
FE. Crane
Oxner
First Presbyterian Church
A. i
St. Johnts Episcopal Church
N. FB
Fourth and
Eagle Streets
Wer
F. W. Staikes
First Methodist Church
Elk
C.J. Mead
Rail Disaster at Ischua Leaves Six Dead
Terrible railway crash at Ischua New York results in the death of six persons including a for b engine and fireman. Conductor insured, no passengers hurt. Schutt Barbed Wire Company burned in Buffalo loss of 26,000. Senator Ferry and brother face assignment liabilities totaling 400,000.
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Ischua
N.Y
Schutt
Buffalo
Senator Ferry
Akron Express Train Derailed Killing Porter
Special Dispatch reports near Akron Ohio last night an express train between Akron and Oreville was ditched. The second section collided with the sleeping car, killing the porter and injuring about six other passengers.
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Akron
Oreville
Bridges washed out and floods hit Canton area
Special Dispatch reports at least twenty bridges washed away on railways centering Canton leading to extensive damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. In Huron, flooding causes drownings and the Lake Shore Railway bridge is so badly damaged trains cannot cross.
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Evening Observer
Canton
Lake Shore
Fremont
Ross Taans
Ceenig
Carrovros
Carrolion
Slakerville Lown
Venductor Parker
Floods and Fires Plague Cities as Water Reaches New Highs
Telegraphic notes describe severe floods from the Sejoro River and rising water in Columbus and Cleveland. The New York Pennsylvania & Ohio railroad at Franklin is submerged and freight cars float. Flood damage nears a million, with warehouses, mills, elevators, and ships affected. rescue efforts save many from waters. The Standard Oil works fire burns near exhaustion as chaos and cold snap grip the region.
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New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad
Franklin
Cleveland
Standard Oil Works
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Cleveland Paper Company
Florence
Central Way
Five O Clock Dispatches Describe Ohio Flood Disaster
Dispatches report widespread flood damage across Ohio with bridges swept away railways submerged and towns like Fremont Fostoria Canton and Carrollton deluged. Earthquakes in New Hampshire and Illinois noted as a freak of nature as rivers rose and trains derailed with fatalities among railroad workers.
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Ohio
New Hampshire
Linois
Train wreck in washout kills fireman Charles Mc Allister
A freight train derailed after a washout at night on Os the Valley ROR. The locomotive overturned fatally injuring engineer Ingersoll. Fireman Charles Mc Allister died from the accident. Special dingatch to the Evening Observer notes the grim event.
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Evening Observer
Ox. O
Bobo de
Charles McAllister
Ingersoll
A Terrible Death on the Bridge Shocks Town
Special dispatch reports a man standing on a local bridge yesterday when it collapsed. He appeared instantly killed but showed life briefly before dying an hour later from injuries. Details remain unclear as investigators piece together the cause.
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Loresfultie
Grain market summary from multiple midwestern towns
Grain prices steady with quiet demand for flour cornmeal and oat meal while wheat shows mixed sales up to 10 000 bushels. Barley and beans dull with little change. Provisions firm with pork and lard higher. Butter mixed quality steady eastern market. Toledo and Cincinnati data show varied quotations and deliveries.
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Mulholland d& Co
Tierce
Mneen
Cary & Whitlesey
Im Vornmeat
Cork
Louis Heyl
Grocerion
Blackberrie
C. Jones
Turkier
M. Hamblin
Phe
Lake Spat
Pral
Benirtts
Dunkirk Markets Reported for Chautauqua Farmer Weekly
A fragmentary note from the Chautauqua Farmer Weekly reports Dunkirk markets with brief details. The unreadable text limits precise facts but indicates market activity and regional coverage in the Dunkirk area.
Weather Summary from Washington Observation Station
Washington observation notes show lower lakes and occasional colder, partly cloudy conditions. Northwest winds remain steady with a stationary or lower barometer.
Markets Worldwide Reported by Telegraph Tonight
Trade and commerce news from the Evexine Observer captures latest market movements corrected for this evening. Dated February 3, 1863, the dispatch highlights price shifts, exchange rates, and commodity trends across major global centers, reflecting a lively international commerce scene.
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Telegraph
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