Suit by Juba Smith Against George Foggan Rejected
Long list of brief notes from the Evening Observer includes a suit filed by Juba Smith against George Foggan for wages, heard before Justice Uofetein who reserved decision. Also mentions political alignments, a letter from a Western grocer, Siam Weekly Advertiser news on Blaine or Cleveland, and local church and Masonic activities plus Hoffacker matter updates with sheriff inventory and assignment developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uofetein
Juba Smith
George Foggan
Smith
Dollaio Express
Allany
Morton
Vedder
AysemUlyinen Lowing
Wyom Jog
McEwen
Allegany
Lortonant Wiliams
Chautauqua
Nash
Krause
Cattaraugus
Evarts
Ctiny
Anser
Siam Weekly Advertiser
Personal notices and court actions in a Western color
A long list of personal notices from the region includes illness and travel notes for Jos Landschoff W2D McKinstry Mrs E Smith of Buffalo Mrs J O Shilman and daughter C Harrington of Megridge Buffalo bakery I G Brooks and others. It also reports U S Marshal Beynolds leaving for Albany, Howard going to Chicago to open a sales office, and visits by W Henry Dickson and family. Supreme Court actions include ejectment verdicts and judgments in several cases with results and damages noted. The piece ends with praise for Assemblyman Julien Williams and a description of political and local democracy matters and gratitude toward Messrs Miner and Williams for services rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 2D. McKinstry
Albany
E. Smith
Buffalo
John S. Fennell
J. 0. Shilman
Jamncetown
C. Harrington
Megridge + Buffalo bakery
I. G. Brooks
New York
Efe
Joseph Smith
Cattaraugus
T. A.patton
Jamestown
E. B. Crissey
Sinclairville
Hurlbert House
William Colgan
Erie Hotel
James Chapman
W. BP. Beynolds
C. M. Howard
Fredonia Watch Company
Chicago
W. Henry Dickson
Wellsboro
Amy
Earl
Lipley
Supreme Court
Reuben Warner
Janette Ecker
Frank A. Thomas
E. A. Wing
Charles M. Harrington
Westfield
Chautauqua
Chiles Lidecker
Kingman Brett
Llesry
Thompson
Village of
Freouia
Elon
Julien T. Williams
Fourth Ward Board of Negistry
Daniel F. Loomey
Adam J
Miner
Sonelt Vic
William
Toomey
United L.bors
Mae Desmond
Bigg Wirtner
Tor Cy
Willams
River and Harbor Bill Draws New York Dismay
Dunkirk is omitted from the list as the House approves only 275,060 for Buffalo harbor with total near 11,599,000 while estimates stood at 34,507,000. A New York telegraph correspondent notes harbors and rivers in the state are sidelined to finance Mississippi projects. The New York delegation laments the bill and says fighting it would be futile against the perceived combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Buffalo Harbor
New York
Mississippi
Chautauguta
Arkwerignt
Olynie
Vna
Poland
Portland
Ripley
Shisidau Sherman
Stackton Uo Villen
Weatfield
Denkirk
Probabilities Signal Station Forecast Mentioned
Slightly warmer fair weather is indicated for the lower lake region with southwesterly winds. For Tuesday expect fair conditions and warmer temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasmscTon
Lanwer Lakes
Adelaide A Procter Poem and Local Notices
An 1885 weekly page blends poetry by Adelaide A Procter with community notices. Items include council sessions, ice cutting by Mie Store, a masquerade music event in Sheridan, a pledge to attend church meetings, and public wood sales at Lighthouse Park. Local residents like Mr Lungworthy and Dennis Toomey are mentioned along with civic updates and a minor kitchen accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counel
Lungworthy
Mie
Eth
Sheridan
Tie Willians
O. Stevens
Gomuitler
Chirte
Cty Mall
Mmr Dotterweteh
Sixth Street
Louis Gunther
Garpenter Hein
Eagle Struet
Lipiiteria
First Presbyterian
Dennis Toomey
Dunkirk
MKS Chorch
Ablend
Lighthouse Park
Blizzard ends as January winds ease in Jamestown
A week after a fierce blizzard, Jamestown and surrounding areas report calmer skies and warmer promises. Widespread wind damaged telegraph lines and fences, but trains faced no snow delays and ice dealers report solid ice supply from Dotterwell’s pond and nearby lakes. Crossed wires caused brief outages amid lingering cold and sleet. repairs progressed as the ice thickened on local ponds and lakes, including Chautauqua and Union Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunday
Niles
Masituba
Jamestown
Alleghany Oil
Dotter
Welch
Union Lake
Sicgo
Gunther
Chautauqua Lake
Dunkirk
Dotterweicl
Notable Lectures and Concerts Highlight Weekend Arts
Tickets for Sau-Al-Brah entertainments Friday and Saturday sell fast. Chancellor J I Vincent praises the performer for freshness, grace, voice, humor, and oriental flair. Germania concert Thursday night draws strong attendance. Cora Van Tasnell company starts at Columbus Halls tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Vincent
Chantaugea University
Inka
Germania
Cora van Tasnell Company
Columbus Halls
Poight
Jamestown Journal Praises Dunkirk Charter Revision Committee
The Jamestown Journal notes Dunkirk Common Council appointed an eight member committee to revise the charter. It argues provisions should not be innate and questions how many supervisors are provided for. The piece lauds local support for broader representation on the board of supervisors and mentions representative TL Williams backing the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Journal
Common Council
Dankirk
Dunkirk
Board of Supervisors
Lax Payere
de TL Williams
Church Socials and Supper At Local Churches
The Ladies Aid Society of St John s Episcopal plans a sociable next Thursday evening January 24 at Mr RR L Carr s residence corner Fourth and Dove streets supper 35 cents with music for an enjoyable evening. Tabernacle Baptist church entertainment and supper Thursday evening January 2 in the church audience room admission free supper optional price for those who partake benefits the church all invited Local on second page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBR
Nelson Randall
Ripley
Buffalo Express
Chautauqua
Bee-Keepers’ Association
A. J. Dodge
Fredonia
Tabernacles Baptist Church
Chautangra County Agricultual Society
Odd Felow
Art
Jamestown
Oficera
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Episcopal Church
RR. L. Carr
Fourth and Dove Streets
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Cosmopolitan New Orleans Exposition and Diverse Immigrant Ties
The article extols New Orleans as a cosmopolitan hub for a World’s Industrial Centennial, highlighting its diverse immigrant communities including Germans, French, Spanish, Italians, Greeks, Armenians, Chocksaws, Mexicans, Cubans, and others. It notes strong cultural presence and hospitality, with nations ready to welcome visitors for the exposition, and mentions related industrial notes on pulp paper production and general social scenes in a period press style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Courier-Journal
Germany
Great Britain
France
Canion
Louisiana
Ani
la Chinch
Baraia
Iskind-Dutiel
I Syrenees
Gascons
Tamuigany
Conlineal
Barrataria Bay
Cathay
Greenland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vening
Arelval
Dopai
Orig
Glia
Greg P.m
J. A. Stillman
W. K. Stoddard
Dale
N. Wardner
Syracuse
N. Y
B. T. Reeverts
Rochester
Hoffacker
Mer. Decker
Ffollacker
Sherif
Liofarkur
Isis
William Zimmerman
Cisrman
Zimmerman
Mr. Jos. Landschoff
Aick
G. A. Lackey
Bradford Satuday
J. J. Styan
Silver Creek
Wm. Stark
Custer, Pa
Hiram Wheeler
Pike
Wyoming
Robt. McBride
Second and
Beagle Streets
K. E. Bliss
Sherman
G.a.thompson
Erie
G. A Lake
Klazen
The
American Express Co
Elmira
Rankirk
gerThe
Myr
Cary Wei
Dunkirg
1G News
Gal
Jncomiete Wess
Gerroll Town
Lesing
Inmar
Adelaide A. Procter
Light House
Trushees
Germania Society
August Schneider
Walter Scott
Iee
Vetterweich
James
Russell
N. J. Jackson & CO
Coax & Wood
Opeice
East Front Street
Buffalo Street
Saavdasi
Chicago Tribune
Glens Falls
N. Ye
New York Graphics
Javer
Sparkinsentha
S.M. Hamilton
Hagle
W.third St
Kenny
Ha Ies Dunkirk Roller Rink
Union Wardwre
Bradestreet
AWE
Sie
Bradstreet
Industral
United Suites
Canada
Braovsevert's
United States
Bradstreet Co
Broadway
New York City
Jara
Lake Shore
Yuledo
Pag
Chiang Anise , Nay Seiye Bey He
Onan
Suet Leslern
Cleveland
Home Daily
In¢ Telegraphic News
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