Dunkirk Classified Notices Add Furniture and Personal Services
Dunkirk residents are notified of new services including a physician office and residence at Dear and Fite Avenue with office telephone, a dentist at Second and Center streets, a barber and hairdressing shop opening near Lake Shore Bank, and Kate Lenz offering hats and feathers at 48 Center Street. A new furniture store is planned on Center Street between Third and Fourth with repairs and made-to-order pieces available. Hoellig invites inquiries for local notices.
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Machine bursts at factory injuring many employees
A machine explosion occurred at a Green Cap petroleum plant injuring multiple workers. Reports indicate several employees required medical attention as management investigated the cause and secured the site. A separate Chicago incident involved a drummer robbed at a hotel. Details remain unclear.
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Drummer Robbed in New York Hotel Room
A New York Commercial traveler Fleming was robbed overnight in his hotel room as a drummer, watch stolen along with several hundred dollars. The intruder fled after being frightened off by a cocked revolver as the watchman and employee pursued him.
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Fleming
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Accident at Bessemer steel works claims foreman
A terrible disaster at the Bessemer steel works fatally crushed foreman Matthew Gardner and severely injured John Ganoon and Joseph Marten. Gardner leaves a widow and several children. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon when cinders and iron fell during work near 3 cupo la. Special despatch to the Feeling Observer Troy. New York.
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Vicinity Haps and Mishaps Gathered by Our Shears
In round figures U S petroleum output across districts runs near sixty thousand barrels daily. Frank Crocker, a Franklinville brakeman, was injured at Weston while coupling, losing an arm likely. An Olean man near the railroad bridge amputated his toes after failed numbness and pain during cold. August Schell, Lake Shore director, denies Nickel Plate and Lake Shore consolidation. roads would remain independent despite ownership control.
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Olean
Weston
Franklinville
August Sehell
Lake Shore Road
W. L. Scott
Nickel Plate
Washington Watts and Washington News Roundup
Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson was retired. Gen Walker sent a letter promising continued cordial cooperation with the current superintendent and service without pay. Senate military committee opposes the tents loan bill for Nashville drill, cites misused tents and losses, and urges stopping loans. Some land sale offers under the homestead law are deemed fraudulent without settlers. The President’s reception drew a large crowd at the White House, with crowd-control steps needed. An extra session for tariff legislation was dismissed as nonsense. Judge Jere Black opposed bills to curb bigamy in territories and the Edmunds commission as unconstitutional, arguing territories may regulate marriage as they see fit.
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North Carolina congressman listed among European radical protests
Walter F. Bool of the first North Carolina district faces dangers as Norwegian radicals plan a personal demonstration against King Oscar over the proposed 80 000 crown allowance cut. The day’s dispatches note political unrest in Europe plus U S finance moves and storm disruption across rail lines.
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Foreign Affairs and Campaigns Dominate Atlantic Defamation Suit
The Brantford coverage notes higher court action over defamation amid broader Canadian campaign nationalization. A French Chamber debate touches the core issue as McGarry faces schooner disasters. A Cuban princess’s sweeping denial follows a fatal explosion during a stern voyage.
Awakening Up to the True State of Kings in Ireland
A special dispatch reports at a meeting called to relieve distress in Ireland. Hon Mr McCarthy predicted famine in February and March. Mr O Donnell condemned the government for spending millions on Egypt but not aiding the poor. Italian deputies reported Garibaldi campaign recognition in the Chamber.
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Steamer Wrecked off Tripoli in Coastal Storm
The steamer Anson, sailing from Dirge Hahan, was wrecked on the Tripoli coast yesterday amid a storm. Reports indicate twenty salons were damaged or destroyed as crews struggle to respond.
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Parisian Manifesto Shuts Chamber as Falieres Faints
Parisian dispatch reports Orleany Prices protest at the chamber of deputies defending Fabre's pretenders to the throne. Fal lieres fainted during the debate and the sitting was suspended. Debau adjourned until Thursday. Officials say the fainting was due to sleep deprivation and no serious harm is expected.
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Brantford Clerical Scandal Sparks Local Interest
Brantford bristles over a defamation suit by Reverend Benetly against Miss Inchman as parishioners pick sides. Mrs Beathy counters with divorce proceedings. May I Aldrich, who left home, surfaced in James town awaiting her lover Frank Spencer’s westward departure. Spencer and marriage planned this week. Henry Rice and wife renew Dr H H lidden’s Watts Flats farm lease after long illness, with Rice recently recovering enough to work.
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May I. Aldrich
Weeks House
Jamestown
Frank Spencer
West
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Dr. H. H
Lidden
Watts Flats
Rice
Five O'clock Dispatches on Tariff Revision and Trains
A set of dispatches reports Congressman Carlilee's tariff revision motion failing 65 to 63 in the House. It notes a $800,000 shift at Montgomery and a Lehigh Valley derailment near Nescopee injuring engineer Jol Muller and two firemen, with five workers escaping death. Additional notes mention alumina duties reduced to forty cents per hundred pounds and a Rey Chan jointer factory accident injuring several workers.
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Wasasaros DC
Jan Jf
Tlonse
Corlies
Narrow Escape and Disturbing Accounts From State News
Special despatches report a narrow escape as Mrs Jas Bin was thrown from a cutter after a horse spooked. A separate overseas observer notes a state treasurer accused of over 300000 in misused funds amid cotton speculation. Oklahoma and Kansas colonists depart for Coffeyville for a clash over government interference, with 50 colonists and Capitan Payne bound for Anhausa City.
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Aneet Caplin Payne
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Weather Station Report on Lake Region Snow and Cold
The signal station notes lower lakes with snow and colder conditions. Westerly winds remain steady, keeping temperatures and pressure largely stationary or slightly higher across the region.
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Global Markets Update Corrected by Telegraph Evening
The Telegraph Corrected Markets report covers worldwide financial activity as of January 31, 1983. Major indices and commodities show mixed movement with gains in some regions and declines in others, reflecting currency fluctuations and regional economic headlines.
Grain Markets Quiet and Mixed Across Cities
Grain markets show Buffalo flour quiet and unchanged, cornmeal steady, oatmeal firm with moderate demand, mall feed steady, wheat neglected. In Toledo, No 1 red wheat at 104, corn high mixed at 54, oats steady No 2 at 35. Detroit lists wheat No 1 white at 10 for cash and futures. Cincinnati reports mixed prices for pork and other items.
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