Evening Observer announces rapid press and reader policies
The Evening Observer outlines its rapid press cycle tied to Associated Press dispatches and warns readers to provide full name and address with communications. Advertisers must place notices by ten in the morning, and stoppages or arrears require prompt action. subscriptions are handled by Harry S. Mardin and the office.
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Dunkirk
Observer
Associated Press
Tuni
Iowa
Harry 5
Mardin
Jon Beextexg
Dancing for Charity Ball Sparks Local Debate
The January 1835 report notes a planned charity ball at Mrs Buckley’s hosted to aid the suffering poor. Clergymen are urged to read notices from pulpits but reactions vary among pastors and laity. Debates on ethics, propriety, and respect for differing beliefs surround public dancing.
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Ousekorr
Lenat
Cnel
Christ
Paul
Ience
Dunkirk
Common Council weighs bonds to pay warrants on Third street pavement fund
A notice asks taxpayers to attend a special meeting at the Council Chambers to discuss exchanging warrants for negotiable city bonds. Noble & Lyle, about two thousand dollars paid, seek payment. litigation over assessments leaves funds short. Council favors charter bond issue to settle matters. Also notes a German War Department diet test and a quip about editors visiting Gov. Cleveland.
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Onsexver
Common Council
Third Street
Justice 10 Messra
Noble & Lyle
Messrs
Noble
Mixed 19th Century News Notes and Local Notices
Reports to Dairy Commissioner Grown on milk quality. McCann case decided in Supreme Court but not appealable in New York city limits. London World notes shipping shows New York as cheapest route to London. Pie historical comparison and Cleveland Hurd statements clarified. Cremation of priest Myer Gaetano Savi Scarponi reported in Rome. Stratford on Avon house of Shakespeare’s era weakens. Gargling whisky linked to diphtheria claims in St Louis. Minnesota editors plan meeting in New Orleans. Tragic poisoning incident in Buffalo. funeral arrangements noted. Forestville Baptist donation for pastor. Farmers Club Lanoyer meets Jan 10 with questions on farm implements and US history.
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Dairy Commissioner
New York
McCann
Supreme Court
New York City
Court of Appeals
Swift
Tedlor
Buffalo
Forestville notes mix of visitors and church centennial
Forestville residents share news of W Rann visiting Salamanta, DeNise returning to work in Lockport gallery with sister Minnie, and photographer W C Sherman busy over holidays. Jessie Badger and Misses Jakle and Cockburn visit Mrs A E Layman. A youth gathering surprised George Gardner of Pleasantville. Local Methodist centennial celebrated with talks by Dr Medder Elder Meade and Rev Shepard and pastor G J Squier. A traveling troupe concert at Dye's Hall drew a small crowd. Rev E B Hutchins visits friends. Mrs E C Dix visits in Dunkirk. A stranger promotes Ja roller skating rink. The Welch infant John dies, after a period visiting his grandfather Heman.
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Rann
Salamanta
George DeNise
Lockpott Gallery
Minnie
Buffalo
W. C. Sherman
Will
Jessie Badger
Dunkirk
Iakle and Cockburn
Silver Creek
A. E. Layman
George Gardner
Pleasantville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Medder
Meade
H. P. Shepard
G. J. Squier
Dye’s Hall
Ward Block
E. B. Hutchins
The
Baptist Church
John
William Welch
Notice of Drawing of Jury in Chautauqua County
County Clerk announces a panel of Petit Jurors will be drawn at the office on Thursday January 15 1885 at o clock M to serve at County Court and Court of Sessions at the Court House in Mayville for the county of Chautauges on the first Monday February 1885 T D Baldwin Clerk dated Mayville NY January 7 1885 ss
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Chautauqua
Mayville
Chantauges
T. D. Baldwin
N Y
Simultaneous Thought Reveals Psychic Crime Link
In a surreal dialogue a narrator describes a split vision of a murder in a carpenter's shop. The witness, through vivid inner perception, recalls the ax murder of a young apprentice and the killer as two minds sharing a single impulse. The tale explores dual consciousness, moral ambiguity, and the psychology of crime.
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Tve
Nicotla Wezau
George
Walter
Mooda
Bereaved man vows life will change after wife's death
A fragment shows Mr Sparkins lamenting his wife's Thursday death and claiming life will be different. A widower notes shared sorrow, while a separate line mentions a sensational claim about saving 150 million dollars in dress in a hypothetical national effort.
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Sparkins
Fulton and Ericsson The First Steam War Vessels
A discovery in the navy archives reveals 1814 reports signed by Decatur and Perry endorsing Fulton’s steamboat for navy use, noting its capability to move four miles per hour without wind. Ericsson’s propeller faced initial opposition abroad, then partial acceptance in the United States after lobbying, but he never received full reimbursement from Congress.
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Ericmsons
T Curtis
Inter Ocean
Navy Department
Commodore Decatur
Commodore Perry
Robert Fulto
Navy
Fulton
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Ericsson
Congress
Hic
Banknote Paper from Dalton Mills Drives Secret Money Trail
A detailed tour-like description follows Dalton Maas paper mill where banknote paper for U S currency and bonds is produced. From pulp to vault, sheets are counted, packaged in 1000-sheet bundles, stored in burglar-proof safes, and shipped to Washington. The piece emphasizes secrecy and guards guarding every sheet.
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iGeyers
Dalton
Maas
Popermill
United States Treasury
Treasury
Washington
Adams Express Company
Manufacturer and Express Company
Queen Victoria Seen Twice In England Appearance Not Regal
Cor reporting from New York World notes Queen Victoria was observed twice in England both at Windsor and at a railway station. The correspndent describes her as matching her portraits in face but lacking regal bearing, wearing large shoes and deep mourning with a widow cap, implying she disproves patrician birth by appearance.
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Vittoria
New York World
Queen Victoria
England
Windsor Castle
Traveler's Guide to Rail and Steamship Connections
UrFAL MewYun to Boston New York Albany Syracuse Rochester and other eastern points. Tickets sold and baggage checked to principal points. Time tables give full information. GATCHELL general superintendent J A Fellows agent 41 Exchange St Buffalo NY. DALE eMLEPH agent Dunkirk NY.
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Boston
New York
Albany
Syreuse
Rochester
Gatchell
J. .A.fellows
R & TR
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Dunkirk
X.Y
Carrollton
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Kendall
Crawford
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Chicago
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Wayne
Freeman
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Midmont
A.m. Rasgelas
Leips Ll
Tineaville
Tess
Fostoria
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Bentrom
Atroluton
Limestone
Bradford
Bellevuc
Cleveland
Painesville
Sitabula
Connenut
M. Tohingond
iBan
Midemont
Reeman
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Riderville
Butteville
Baggage Alto
Crawfords
Wis
Ruz
Lewis Tlliams
Hornsa
Howard
Genave
Sen
Bradforrian
Babcock
Lmestone
Carrellton Arjlg
Mbo
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Bahcock
Limestep
Carrolton
Keneall
Limstone
Carrollten
Mt Jewett
al Station
DeGo
Stadio
Higa
Jr¢n
Baffelo
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Eastwar
Rutule
Limestown
Go. Blasdell
Big Tree
Dhotts Bond
Nambu
Sbex Waterley
Eden Center
den Valley
North Collin
Jowtons
Colina Se
Gowanda
Dayton
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Pine Valley Iil
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Compan
Rail schedule details for Dunkirk to Salamanca trains
Train timetable notes multiple No. trains serving Dunkirk, Sheridan, Forestville, Smiths Mills, Perrysburg, Cattaraugus, Little Valley, Salamanca, Carrollton, Vandalia, Allegany, Olean, Hinsdale, Cuba, Belvidere, Belmont, Scio, Wellsville, Alfred, Almond, Andover, Great Valley, and Wellsville. Includes arrival and departure times, stopping points, Sundays exceptions, and service gaps.
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Vailey
Balamunca
Qurroliton
Bae
Andover
Eaftware
Bundigs
Sheridan
Forestville
Smiths Mills
Perryebu
Dayton
Cattaraugus
Little Alley
Salamanca
Great Valley
Carcail
Vandalia
Allegany
Olean
Hinsdale
Cuba
Friendship
Belvidere
Belmont
Scio
Ano. Wellaville
Alfred
Altrond
Horrellaville
P. 1
Smithsville
Perrysburg
Little Valley
Carrollton
Anecu
Glenn
Hinglale
Cubs
Belviders
Wellsville
Pima
Almond
Omellsville
Carrolier
Sheriden
Smith’s Affe
Caugraugas
Horneilaville
Wellaville
Saio
Friencehip
A. m
Anerang
Varndalla
Salamance
Smiths
Sions
Wornville
Msaca
Salamanes
Western Division
Bradford Branch Schedule From The Neckel Plate Railway
Train times for the New York Chicago and St. Louis Railway service are listed with departure and arrival times on Mondays and Sundays. The text shows early morning to late evening departures, noting several station times and numbers, with a signature name Elmer Wheelock at the end.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
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