Local City Officials and Education Board Roster Announced
Evening Observer lists city officers Ward representatives and department heads including Treasurer Joan Eusceilga City Attorney Holt and Police Engineer Scott along with Board of Education members led by Superintendent J W Dabcock and President Gov M Aball. Detailed roster names multiple wards and positions across city services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
F. W. Durrell
Board OF Education
T. Williams
J. H. Lancelles
F. J. Murphy
J. C. Hageert
F. May
A. Holstein
J. W. Dabcock
Personal notices and arrivals in a Northern town
Local society items note Mrs. A Wheeler returning from Minnesota and Mis. Lisbie Levy visiting Buffalo. Mrs. A Strass of Cleveland guests of Mrs. Louis Fleischmann. Geo. Gunther vacationing among friends, John Cowan visiting his father on Central Ave. John Chamberliny returned from Dunkirk. Germain Verein members attended Fest. Mrs. A H Abell of Dunkirk visited her brother Dr. Brownson with Mrs. Willoughby. Eastern Satellite arrivals list multiple names from Syracuse Toledo Buffalo and Rochester. Late arrivals include Phin M Miller O F Springer Mrs. Henry Damore and many others traveling or visiting. Ed. Powell released on $500 bond until August 16 examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Williamson
Jamestown
C. Smith
Cleveland
J. R. Hopkins
Livonica
Wm. Stoll
C. J. T. ‘Liebal
Erie
B. A. Rose
New York
J. J. Taylor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Masonic Banner to Represent Commanderies at San Francisco Conclave
The Decoration Committee of the Triennial Conclave of Knight's Templar in San Francisco purchased a silk banner from C. Lilly & Co. for Dunkirk Commandery No 40. The plan is for each commandery to have a banner hung in the grand pavilion and then kept by the Grand Commandery of California as a memorial of the visit. Sir Charles H. Sherman will carry the banner to the Conclave, departing for Denver then San Francisco, with the grand conclave set August 18 to 25 and the Garfield memorial cornerstone laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter T. Barclay
E. H. Hanson
Sec’y
Knight's Templar
San Francisco
Dunkirk
C. If. Lilly &Co
Columbus
Grand Commandary
California
Charles H. Sherman
Dunkirk Commandary
Keight
W. H. Sherman
Denver
Garfield Memorial
Knight Sherman
Deer street sewer debates threaten costly blunders and delays
Reader Richard Fer voices critique of Dunkirk sewer plans from Center to Deer streets describing blunders, misassessments, and proposed routes to the lake. He questions outlets, rail obstruction, and the need to dispose of sulphur spring brook before extending sewers, urging city fathers to study the issue before voting again. He also announces a business sale and change of ownership for the tin plating business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desxire
Orro
Onspuver
Deer Street
Engle Street
Center Street
Third Street
Front Street
Buffalo Street
Lion
Fawnstreets
Deer and
Elk
Severase
Public Recognition of a Noble Act in Dunkirk
Pastor Geo Freep Sprexa of the German Evangelical church in Dunkirk New York expresses thanks for a generous $30 check from I G Brooks president and superintendent of the Locomotive Works. A local friend, visiting and attending a district meeting in New Castle Pa, helped raise $16 from the public and Brooks plus the gift inspires a 60th birthday surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Brooks
Dunkirk
N.Y
Elk St
New Castle
Sudden Death of Bartley O Neil Shocks City
Citizens are shocked by the sudden death of Bartley O Neil at his South Buffalo street home. Despondent after a barn fire a week earlier, he woke his wife, handed her a pile of bills, and died on a couch as paramedics and a coroner noted a natural death after a post mortem. O Neil, born in County Clare in 1830, had lived in Chautauqua County since 1860, securing several city sewer contracts. He leaves a wife, three sons and a daughter. The Fredonia ball club lost to Warren 12 to 40 last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley O'Neil
South Buffalo Street
O'Neil
Horace
Frank
Levy
Centre Street
Dr. Rogers
Trood
Alling
Smith
Mr. O'Neil
County Clare
Ireland
Chautauqua County
Lion and Griswold
Hamiltons Coal and Lumber Yards offers low prices on drainage and lumber
Salt glazed drain tile and red cedar fence posts advertise low prices at Hamilton's Coal and Lumber Yards. The notice lists 4 foot hardwoods, hemlock lumber, lath, shingles, slab wood, cement, plaster, and lime. A residence on the east side between 4th and 5th streets is described with 90 by 180 feet, fruit trees, and good grounds. Also advertised are photo portraits, draught ale, and large sale on men and boys suits at M Shehans old stand, 69 Center Street EL A Froas Sint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
4Th
Sth
Third Street
MoumEr
M. Shehan
Center Street
EL A. Froas
Sint
Ice and patent remedies advertised in 19th century ad
An ornate advertisement promotes ice delivery at low rates from GC W Gunther and markets "Hackmetack" perfume at 25 or 50 cents. It touts Shilohs Cure for whooping cough and bronchitis and Sulloh's Vitalizer for dyspepsia and liver issues, with a free nasal injector offered with each bottle and Light & Harper as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Shilon
Price
Harper
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Evening Observer
Board OF Water Commissioners
John Madge
Gov
M Aball
Reims
Dean
Brooke
D. Miner
L. Hey
Wy .T. Colman
J. E. Rachards
Fire Department
Josefa Ruscu
Mon I
Adolphus Keiser
Ele Hall
John Cruger
Deer
Edward C. Clem
Brooks Hose
Charles Loch
Rook ¢ Ladder Co
Center St
Jasne
Suisor
William Bankstaser
Youn
O. K. Abell
Gormssioner
Highwaye
Daniel Jauiney
Justices of the Peace
Holstein
Wright
Poor Staster
Michael Bex
Joan Jordan
Peter Pesheng
AC. Matteson
Bradler
Charles Blood
EF L Wilcox
U. S
P. P. Kidder
Walter Wilhans
Es. French
U.9
Amrives
Depart
Fredonia
Griga
S. Goa
D. D. Ludlow, Jr
Harriet E. Harkins
Ellan F. Drager
Henry Schmuhl
Charles Samuel
Driving Park
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Detroit
Providence
Chicago
Boston
Lilly Dale
Lyman C. Howe
Moses Hull
George Forrard M
Akron
Ohio
Our City
Louis Heyi
Jamestown Journal
Ellicott Hook and Ladder Company
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Ellicotts
Pioneers
Newsrapr Bachive
Mr. A Wheeler
Minnesota
Mis
Lisbie Levy
A. Strass
Louis
Fleischann
Geo. Gunther
John Cowan
Thos. Cowan
Central Ave
Sherman
John Chamberliny
Messrs
Louis Fleischmann
Alex, Mann
Germain Gesang Verein
Orlean
A. H. Abell
Brownson
Willoughby
Great Valley
D. ©. Adams
Syracuse
William Johnson
Toledo
A. Q. Tillson
Jas. Gills
Puls
G. H. Tusey
Both
H. Howell
Wm. Brownson
F. 8. Roberts
J. R. Ludlow
C. West
Rochester
James Hall
W. H. Drake
Ed. Powell
James Mangan
Masonic
VOX Populi
Wm. H. van Wagenen
van Wagenen
Richard Fer
Ofows
Warren
Uraten
Usiness
Stanley
Beaver
Gan
J. Cronyn
Ivente
E. Il
Emerson
Mechanica Dentrot
Sis
F W. Brafft
Deer St
Car
K. Welliams
Bradford
Tinaville
City
W. A. Tel. Co
van Delberg
T. & Jones
Speer
Second and Beaver Jstreets
John H. Colgan
C. D. _Murray
Hemlock Lumber
Lamilton
Tani
American and
Portland Cements
Eramilton
Paris
Mamilton
Donte Fair
Gilford’s
Stegman’s. Sms
Omi
Marilton
Light & Harper's
Paint and Oil Depot
Sherwin Williams & Co
Buc
Gieze Gorn
Houghton
Ele
2Nd St
Swan A. F. Smith
D. BD. Ludlow, Jr
WN. Herrick
3D Street
Werner
Xik
J. le Tracy
Central Avenue
Giex
Wolfendre Saal
Buffalo Ose Prive
Heyhembourg
OAL
Blossburg
Danforth & Co
Center-st
Rogan
Tapf
Ery Tou
Maurice Loeb
Prichard’s
C. C. D. Clothier
Main- St. Fredonia
L. P. Prichard’s
Contersst
GC. W. Gunther
Sulloh
McCarthy
China Hall
New York City
McCarthys
Cover Street
Newstar
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