Western New York Palo League forms in Buffalo Armory rink
A meeting to form the Western New York Palo League was held in the Buffalo Armory Rink. G A Lackey of Dunkirk named as delegate. Officers chosen include M McDonald president and W F Nurzey secretary pro tem. Members list includes clubs from Buffalo and Dunkirk with initiation set at 5 dollars. Dunkirk Juniors travel to Fredonia. Dunkirk hosts Fredonia on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Buffalo
G. A. Lackey
Dunkirk
P. &. Reyburn
M. McDonald
W. F Nurzey
Mesara
C.U. Thyog
P.C. Reybure
W. Pound
D. Piero
Af. Haley
Batt
Monte Caller
Teanduber
Landsay
Bilver Creek
A.montgomery
Lockport
E. M. Fowler
Wayland
McDosald
Buffalos
Armorys
Circles
Olea
Dadkirks
Stara
Pelo
McDonalds
Dankirks
Kopane
Fredonia-to-pight
Dunkirks
Fredouiss
The River Lights and ships in the harbor scene
A breeze of poetry opens the page with gleaming light and white ships moving seaward and homeward as lovers and children listen to tales of storms. The rest of the page notes slow money, train delays, social events, hotel arrivals, and local business updates across Dunkirk and nearby towns.
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Awitt
Train wreck disrupts freight and passenger service on Erie line
An Erie Railway accident near Titusville and Belvidere damaged six cars and derailed ten, halting freight No. 13 for hours and delaying the eastbound passenger due 2:05. Wrecking crews were dispatched as the wreckage was cleared by midnight.
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Warren Read
Erie
Belvidere
Hornellaville
Services at St Marys During Lent
St Marys announces Lent services including Sunday morning and evening mass with a 10:30 sermon, vespers with a Passion sermon, Wednesday 7:30 service with sermon, Friday Way of the Cross, and Holy Week notices. Father John delivered the sermon last evening. Priests will wear purple vestments on Sunday as a penitential sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Charity thanks for local help and donations noted
The ladies charitable committee of the Fourth Ward expresses thanks to Robert McKay for placing 4 horse and cutter at their service for two days. Mrs Lechner is thanked for meat contributions, and the Povemnater notes gifts from Mrs Morton Mrs Eile Mr Fording and Mrs Keyes of Sheridan and vicinity of lice clothes for children and nem. Mr W L Carter furnishes a basket of clothing and Mr Jackle a basket of fresh beef.
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Fourth Ward
Robert McKay
Jackle
Church Council at Broeton Delivers New Recommendations
A Baptist church council met in Broeton on Wednesday with Rev A LeRoy and Dr J a Mc Whert ot thigrely among delegates. It was the second council to review village church affairs after the first set of recommendations failed. The gathering opened at one o clock west and reconvened at eleven that night with new recommendations presented.
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A. LeRoy
McWhert Ot Thigrely
Broeton
Aeving
Miss Belle Hesford Weds Mr Oliver Main In Dun Kirk
Social events report the wedding at Miss Hesford of Silver Creek to Mr Oliver Main of Cleveland. About eighty attendants, bridesmaids and groomsmen named, reception followed, couple to travel west then set up in Cleveland. The Methodist social at Mr Rhodes home drew 175 to 200 attendees despite weather. receipts totaled 35 to 40 dollars.
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Belle Hesford
Silver Creek
William Hanford
Nelson
Dunkirk
Oliver B Main
Cleveland
Joseph Neleon
H. F. Vandevort
Belle
Julia Nelon
Elle
Manile Vi Vandevort
George Harrison
Frank Vandevort
George Hurbert
J. F. Gilbert
W. Lee
Yee
Bader
Friji Co
Ene Eran Gilbert
Wil
Hanford
Twain
Maio
Brown
Fredodia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Main
M. E
Rhodes
Carrié
Hoarding Mania Revealed in Dean of Mrs Clark Case
Mrs Damon P Clark was taken to Dewittville Asylum after a mania caused attempts to harm her husband and baby. A hidden closet contained new clothes, blankets, shoes, dry goods, 40 dollars in currency, 27 in bills, over 100 in bank deposits, and months of accumulated items showing years of hoarding for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon P. Clark
Dewittville Asylum
E. S. Wilcox
Clark
Dewittville
New York
Fire at Brecton Ends Center Greenhouse Blaze
A Wednesday night fire at Brecton threatened the destruction of G. E. Ryckman's large greenhouse near the depot. Fire started around 7:30 in the central house, radiating to adjacent sections with furnaces. The building was light and the flames spread rapidly until firefighters saved the remaining structures. The loss is about $3,000 with no insurance. Ryckman, who propagated grape vines, faced great danger of freezing as furnaces were damaged.
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Brecton
G. E. Ryckman
Neties Notice From Jackson & Company Debtors
All persons indebted to Jackson and Company will please call and settle with Jas Russell of New Jersey. Jackson on Front Street at the coal office. This notice requests payment of debts at full Buffato rate.
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Jackson & Company
Jas
Russell
J. Jackgon
Front St
Buffato
Spring Election Results Across Towns Detail Prohibition Stance
The spring election returns show a largely Republican sweep with Coffin winning supervisor by 4 votes, Bell as town clerk, and various highway, justice, and police posts filled across Sherman, Sheridan, Pomfret, Stock ton, Villenova and neighboring towns. Prohibition sentiment varied, with several towns voting for or against license measures and Jamestown shifting to support a license advocate. A countywide pattern shows Prohibition candidates facing resistance and the vote tallies reflecting local fiscal and road funding concerns.
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Geo. Sadderaog
F. E. Miller
T.D. Rica
T. Hawley Jr
J. D
Ww. Huntley
Gonatable
N. W. Brows
L. M. Wailste
Corbett
Iewan
HE. Park
HE. Park, Cofsmabistoner
Arkwright
Ellicott
Hanover
Ripley
Sheridan
Stockton
Villenova
Pomfret
Sherman
Jamestown
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Palo League
Evening Observer
Opapavarony
Rus
Lower Lake
Tienes
Dunkere
NEMS
Finkel
A. J. Avery
Hornellsville
J. C. Norton
P. B. Bradley
Geneset
Buffalo Times
de. C. G. Cartis
Broolon
W. A. Holden
Bradford
John Lundergan
Kendal Creek
D. Andros
Lake St. James
Messie
Thomas Jackle
Fred Koch
John Promenschenkel
Bremen
Tuly
Lake Bhore
Erie Hotel
Porter Sheldon
R. M. Whitney
Olean
Boon Mayer Sod
Warren
Geneva
Brocton
G.P. Siener
Rochester
Wird O
Aug. Siener
Siener
Ottenbach
Carl Schauer
Third St
Sherman News
H. Corbett
Grand Lodge
Sheman
St. Mary's
Belle Hanford
Malo
the Methodist Social
Neties
Shreridan
Wm. R. Miner
Sperry
Orris Sperry
Chaytannie County
Geo. Hutchinson
David J. Cowden
Stooeton
Hanover Hanover
Jaeon Knapp
Wm. W. Huntley
Ripley. Wn
Wm. L. Stanton
Lyman Bennett
Ditices of Peace
Chas
Brockway
Alaas Parker
G. R. Bacon
Board of Excise Commissioners
Tosat
Bupervigors
Mai Frory
Min
JE. Oltaway
Sa ‘Arkwright Buati
T Bopit
D. Carrol Ae Tee Bentley
St. Charlotte
Nena Lvecter
D. Chautauqua Hunt
R. Cherry Creek
A. Ferrie
Clymer
J. A. Jathoom
Ellery
Pie Ww
Benedict
D. Ellicott
D. Griswold
R. Ellington
French Creek
Hood
Inea
C. J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Masa
James C. Russell
N. J. Jackson & Co
Coal & Wood
Ee East Front Street
Butreet
S. M. Hamilton
St. Dankirk
Onderetekes
Oelie
IOOT
Nen Ceceener
IOC
Union Hardwre
A. A. Lackey
JT. Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-6 Barre
Youing
Price
Weil
Ani Doe
Otteracy
Illage al mi
Gedrinca
Kans
Erin
Aso
Pisa
ED LioRs
Hamilton W. Mab
Lyman Abell
Ferch
Lafayette Plage
N.Y. City
Tee Greatest
Mbert
Ae i . Ei
Eetabtiohed
Undeniombigtner Unaee’ ‘Evarigilicsiand Ne National
Rickman
Observer
Yori Observer
NEW York Observer
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