Court sale in Dunkirk seeks mortgage foreclosure on Lamphier Street tract
In Chautauqua County New York the sheriff advertises the sale of parcel Lot 446 in Dunkirk described as beginning at Lamphier Street and Courtney Street, running 150 feet along Lamphier then east to Smith Street, then north to complete a 150 by 150 foot lot. The sale, under Julia A Fowler and others, is set for August 1 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the sheriff's office in Dunkirk.
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Courtchaytale
Clark
Julia A. Fowler
Thomas Tracy
Martin
Ian Pursmance
Auqua County
Dunkirk
Chautauqua
X. Y
Doughty
Lamphier Street
Goverty
London
New York
Moody
Muscat
James Wier
Thistrict
Wier
Violent mine cave in sparks panic in Scranton Hyde Park
A sudden subterranean cave in in Scranton’s Hyde Park district caused a citywide panic. Houses trembled as if hit by an earthquake, with cracked walls and jammed doors. Water wells dried up and Price Street sank. experts cite removed coal pillars as the cause and the mine activity continues at limited stability.
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Benanton
Hyde Park
Scranton
Somerhill
Price Street
Falling to Pieces at Lincoln Monument in Springfield
The Lincoln Monument at Springfield, DL, is reported in danger of total destruction as a Baltimore correspondent exposes severe construction defects and rot in inner walls. Arch failures, loose masonry, and wooden supports threaten the terrace and crypt housing Tad Lincoln, prompting warnings of possible collapse.
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Lincolln
Springfield
Totel
Cacada
Stat
Auter-Gesan
Lincoln
Hoor
Tad Lincoln
Powder Mill Explosion Shakes Portevriy Area
A powder mill owned by Laflin Rand Powder Company at Cressana near Pottsville exploded yesterday morning. One man was injured but no deaths occurred. Bradford remains described as the healthiest town in the region.
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Portevriy
Laflin & Rand Powder Company
Cressana
Jon Wan
Ot Eltement
Pottsville
Proclamation on Quarantine and Greely Relief Movements
Proclamation from the United States urges strict quarantine enforcement to prevent a pestilence spreading from Europe and directs consuls to report disease progress. Admiral Nichols orders Schley to secure Greely party remains at St Johns and move survivors to Portsmouth for acclimation. Monument progress at Washington reaches 452 feet with 18 more feet to completion under night work and electric lamps. An American, Major Morgan Morgans, claims mistreatment by Mexican authorities over cattle theft, seeking redress through the state department and veteran posts. Reports from New York and Massachusetts note returns and a contested will ruling in surrogate court.
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Wastanetos
States of America
Europe
United States
Cousten A. Artius
Greely
Acmirral Nichols
Navy
Schley
St. Johns
Thetis
Bear
Lortsmouth N. LL
Cas
We Washington
Tien
Washington
Morgan Morgans
New York
176Th
New York Regiment
New York City
New Mexico
Mexico
Morgan
Morgans
Fronteras
México
John A. Dix Grand
John A. Dix Grand , Army Post
State Department
John A. Dix
Grand Army
Tombstone
T. A. Johnson
Morgana
THE HOCKING VALLEY STRIKE AND LATE NEWS BLOTS
The Hocking Valley strike drifts with a trooper transfer to machines in the mines and a police batch bound over for usurpation. A New York dispatch notes Rome allowing Father Corrigan’s pamphlet circulation and a Moody feature in London Truth. Bandera pursuit, Logan’s Pacific Express ride, scow Thatcher fire losses, and Prohibition trials mark the day’s scattered items.
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CoLvunces
Mistrike
Kerton
New Strakeville
Justic
The Dreaded Scobree and Global Cholera News
A chaotic, panicked dispatch chronicles cholera outbreaks across Marseilles, Toulon, and Nimes with mounting death tolls, hospital evacuations, and dispatches noting public fear and containment failures. Also reports a Quebec voyage wreck near Pentland Skerries with nine lives lost and Egypt tax talks, plus Madagascar intelligence and German customs frontier decisions.
Cholera measures debated amid fresh U S safeguards
A package to the U S Treasurer from New Orleans contained 7 000 but opened en route exposing 54 660. loss blamed on express service. Cabinet agrees strict cholera controls. rags from infected areas banned for 90 days. revenue vessels to enforce health bills at ports. Prohibitionists prepare for National Convention in Pittsburg. delegates slow to arrive. Ottawa disputes U S import claims. Canadian ports say precautions needed before shipment.
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Prirosucien
John A. Logan
Pacific Express
Minneapolis
Logan
Republican County Executive Committee
Wasnixgton
New Orleans
Express
United States
Express Company
State
Treasury Departments
Revenue Marine Service
Ottawa
Washington
Europe
Dominion
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Associated Press
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Renee
BCAI
Ollice
Lake Shore Bank
Dunee
Stn
Ours
M" O.S. Staxley
M.L
Resug
Beaveretree
James Irving
Journal
Genter Street
S. Y
Chass
W. Krafet
Hraimany
Jtret
Barkin Rid
Partienlays
Magasine
Ghetelsar
CLG
Deradtey
Eaupaire
Pwillalteml
Evata Doflar
Try Las
Walter Finkeel
AL McLain
See
Board of Education
Erie
Monroe Block
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Lots
Ernst
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Lutchins
Sr. Loui
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International and
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Republic of
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Cedar Springs
Mich
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Marquis of Lorne
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Privy Seal
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Miss
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Dan Parker
Greenville
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Refuge
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Deer Creek
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Iron Gate Virginia
Thomas Johnson
Johnson
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Arthur
Washington Monument
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Surrogat
James Tilty
Hocking Valley
Father Corrigan
Church of Our Lady of Grace
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Wigger
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Eternal City
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Read
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Bandera
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Totxpo
TakeHood
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General Gordon
Manseilles
Teo
Marveilles
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Arsenal
Financial Commission
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Madagascar
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Saukim
Berber
Warice
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Bruix
Schweinfurt
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du Weser
Wade Sam
AntiCholera Meagsares
Pirtsnvinen
George Babcock
Emily Pit Steaven
California
RK. H. McDonald
Morojing
St. Charles Tatel
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