Municipal Officials and Fire Department Appointments Listed
A fragment listing mayor and city officials including mayor Zimmermann clerk Johnson street commissioner McCroske and various ward councilmen. Also shows firefighter and board of education assignments with names such as W D Holt Edward Clem ents and Charles Loch, plus ladder company foremen at the fire hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmn
Zimmermann
Glerk
Louis Johnson
Jouis McCroske
Wer
John H. Larcelles
Lat Ward
Louis Hess
J. Thay
S. Ward
J. Hutchinson
BE. Allenbrand
Jd Ward
E. P. R. Randell
Frank J. Murphy
D.¥. Toomey
James A. Rusacil
City Altorntu
W. D. Holt
Bete Har Birt
Scot
Pebce
F. W. Durrell
Joaxra Rvecs
Moss
Lion
Adolphus Keneeer
Noremaz
Center At
John Crasec
Scar Door
Edward (. Clements
Charles Loch
Ladder Co
Center St
pJas
R Ey
Local notices and society chit chat from a Dunkirk paper
A jumble of items fills columns with social quirks, church notices, a sale report, tax warnings, and local business pitches. Highlights include Walter Ficker’s tax payments due July 12, McCarthy's China Hall new novelties, Rev. C. W. Brooke not preaching at Dunkirk Sunday, a Fourth of July window-shooting remark, and Leon Bay sold for 3000 by Lang & Greeley Bros.
Personal Mehtlon and City Hall Singers
A fragment notes Clara Phillipphast could not sing at City Hall last Sunday but will perform tomorrow. It lists locals and visitors at Erie hotels, family news, and a brief update on Mr. Mulholland's return from Chicago and J P McMahon’s visit, with assorted arrivals in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Phillipphast
Mistaken Enterprise Exaggerates Dunkirk Decline
Readers are warned against sensational reports claiming Dunkirk faces collapse after Brooks Locomotive Works cut the night crew. The plant, employing about 1,300, reduced less than a fifth of its force and remains active. other factories also run at reduced hours, not a citywide crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Brooks Locomotive Works
Enuterprise
Was It Murder It Buried Man John Glover After Freight Train Death
Coroner and jury concluded John Glover died after being run over by a freight train near Dunkirk on July 4. He had traveled from Jamestown via Vermont station and carried a bottle of liquor. Although a trunk and letters identified him, friends were scarce and suspicions of foul play linger. The case sparked calls for a long, thorough examination to determine if murder occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glover
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Vermont Station
Vermont
Dunkirk
Nicholas
Forestville
Ed. Downer
Perrynburg
Fluganna
Mystery surrounds midnight track death in city case
Evidence hints at foul play rather than accident as jury awaits new developments. No blood on clothing or scene, body found cold, and engineer testifies the death may have occurred over an hour earlier. Unnatural position and lack of witnesses by ten o’clock raise questions about timing and visibility on the busy Fourth of July night.
Polled cattle favored over horned in breed debate
A Breeder's Gazette discussion notes polled breeds like Angus and red poll Norfolk have advantages in flavor and milk, with red color pleasing in the market, while horned varieties from Hereford Shorthorn and Scotch stock face biases and certain meat drawbacks. The text argues for wider trials of polled animals and reports improving types in England and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
England
Vicinity Haps And Mishaps From Our Shears
Weathered notes report Sheridan brick school struck by lightning damaging chimney and other harms. Doolittle’s cows and bull near Panama killed by a strike. Bradford jail break occurs with crowbar entry as nine year old Lew Foster’s daughter is run over by a freight car at Oil City. Cherry Creek Griswold building struck by lightning and set ablaze, Mrs Dale knocked down. Chautauqua Steamboat Co adds four of five boats to regular runs. Gowanda oil well brine discovery grows. brine yield high salt production prospects near 1700 feet depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Foster
Oil City
Cherry Creek
Dale
Notice and sale ads from early Dun kink WY newspaper
An assortment of classified notices and ads including sewing machine repair at Singer office 37 Center St Dun k ink WY. a for sale residence on Avenue between 4th and 5th streets with details on lot and fruit trees. business inquiries on Third Street. fashion display praising dress progress at Centre Street store. references to Warner Bros goods processed and guaranteed. various yard and lumber advertisements. Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure offered with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer” Office
Center St
Dunkink
Sth
Third Street
Mocier
America
Centre Street
St.olerance
Warner Bros
Crome
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Evening Observer
Board OF Education
I. J. Willian
Hi. Lascelles
Yeni J.C
F. May
A. Hotatain
Ae W. Babcock
Sagan
Binders
Abell
John Mad- Baier
Ookae Willans
J. C. Bichardson
Bupercizor
William Sooketavor
Ciert
O. K. Abel
Daniel Guiney
Uate Holstein
D.S. Wright
Michael Ready
John Jordan
Peter Peshong
M. Matieson
L Wilcox
U.S
Kidder
Guatems
Waller We Lars
Lent
French
Marshedl
Alrive
D. D. Ludlow
Buntirk
The
Hee
Eauy Ewing
Anu
Jwsttion
Cormer
Peoples Store
A. H. Marshoretb
Walter Ficker,steeier
McCarthy
China Hall
C. W. Brooke
Peter
Leon Bay
Lang & Greeley Bros
Ot Leon
Joel Wright Snow
Ples
Dre Bull
Builaie
Smitha
Wary F. Crane
Corry
Rev
BE. F. Crane
Charles G. Frye
Bessie J. Beardsell
Cora
Deer Atreet
Erie County
Mulholland
Chicago
Mulholland Spring Co
Bia
J.P. McMahon
N. ¥. &1 Peon. Telephon Company
Eastern Hotel
P. Crane Erie
M. J. Towsend
New York
Wm. Boyton
Toledo
T. Morgan
Scranton
J. Deringer
Batavia
M. C. Titcherd
Providence
G. H. Harriman
Cleveland
Erie
D. Sherman
Henry Foster
Rochester
Geo. M. Cook
Detroit
J. H. Elwell
H. Hesel
Buffalo
B. H. Eqerson
C. M. Taylor
Boston
B. L. Rheim
Philo
Chas. E. Young
W. Clarke
Brooklyn
B. Lynn
Monroe Worberton
Albany
N. Catreras
W. J. Little
Misses. Rogers
Warren
G.W. Jenkins
B. P. Griffith
Demagat
Mistaken Enterprise
Buffalo Courier
Elmira
Sheridan
C. Stillman
Dun
Kirk
Doolittle
Panama
Bradford
Chautauqua Steamboat Company
Gowanda
Stanley
Phygelun
Reodeme
Gid Offre
Gomner Prout
Bearey Aireeta
Cgauepgeck German
J. Cronus
Dy Bhsotyian
Surageon
Residentone
Cor. Beer and
Fifth Avenue
Dikhith
Lmeroun
Denke
Oldinal Musa
Particuard
Lakeshore Bank
K. Williams
Petroleus
Titneville
Qui City
W. U. Tel. Co
A van Derherg
Melramen- Mbs Tal
Ana “Bas Bera
W.C
Hansilton
Denier Street
Hurraco
Prior Crovaise Storz
Centre St. Towk
Hamilton
Buns Kali
Giffoni
Rth
Aml Potthiad
Conrad Denker Yard
Paris
Mir
Michas Loch
al Hamilton
Memleock
Pricca
Hamilton's
Shiloh
Ree Aia
Light & Harper’s
Paint and Oil Depot
Sherwin Williams & Co
Ger Gbexp
Gorner
WN. Herrick
Cildears
H. L. Rabarts
Nickle Plate
D. D. Ludlow, Jr
Orsale
Swanatreee
A. F. Smarth
Second
J.J. Tracy
Center Street
Central Avenue
Hook's Bakery
Front Street
Blossburg
Maurice Loeb
Danforth & Co
Fane
Rogan
Stapf’s
Dunkirk, N.Y
Prichard’s
C. C. D. Clothier
Daniirl
Main St
Fredonia
L.P. Prichard’s
Conter-at
Bonkirk
Main-at
Alverware
J. A. Slapf
Pankirk
McCarthys China Hall
New York City
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