Fire Hall Foremen and Chiefs Listed in City Records
Fragmentary OCR listing names such as Joseph Rose chief Hose I Lion Foreman Afose I Fire Hall Center st John Cruser Foreman Fourth near Deer Edward C Clem ents Foreman Brooks Hfoss Charles Loch Foreman Arook f Ladder Co Fire Hall Center st Jas Moodey Foreman reflecting municipal fire department hierarchy and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rose
Adolphus Keiser
Center St
John Cruser
Deer
Edward C. Clements
Brooks Hfoss
Charles Loch
Arook F Ladder Co
Jas. Moodey
Local notices and community happenings in Salamanca area
A collage of items from Salamanca Union news briefings. German church picnics at Douglass’s Grove and German Catholic gathering at Driving Park Grove yield funds for steeple work. Sacred Heart clock and cross updates. Union meeting for Empire Ilock & Ladder No. 1 regarding Dunkirk trip. Reverend Dr. W Schaefer to preach again. Floral oddity Finger Cactus showcased. Local baseball: Fenner B B C vs Delawares of Buffalo at Northern Chapel Grounds next Saturday. 2:90 start, ladies free. Property transfers listed. Libel suits swirl around local papers. notices urge readers to seek and be wary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Lion Street
Fenner B. B.C
Delawares of
Buffalo
Fair Grounds
Personal notices and travels of locals and visitors
Mr and Mrs Gerrans return from a lakes trip. Marvin Blanchard, Esq of Chicago visits relatives in the city. Brant Hoffacker has joined Ed Monchow after years with Louis Heyl. Overt Nelson Miss Clary and Master Robbie depart for Point Chautauqua. H J Uglee of Brooks Locomotive returns from Scranton. Sir Knight C H Sherman heads to Colorado then San Francisco for the Knights Triennial Conclave. Eastern Hotel late arrivals list includes numerous guests from several cities. Ilose One to hold a special meeting tonight. Read the Faumer and Observator Company season 1883 4 announcement. Gust Newman and Louis Hahn of Hose Ne report a visit to Crosby Nose 1 of Corry. Parade invitation accepted for Fire laddies next month. A dog rabies incident on Fourth street ends with the dog killed. no bites. Dog days near. muzzling advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust. Newman
Louis W. Hahn
Hose
Crosby Nose 1
Corry
Holden
Challenge to Row Baiel for Twenty Five Dollars
A notice offers Mr. Thomas Baiel a row race in four days with two boats owned by Hyde and Driggs, built by T. Baleb. Baiel is urged to accept any distance, with a professional amateur qualifier. A forfeiture is deposited at the office. Square deal urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baiel
Hyde
Mr. Driggs
T. Baleb
Activists Seek Narrow to End Cruelty to Animals in City
A local society urges citizens to join a branch to curb inhuman treatment of animals. Few volunteers hinder enforcement, witnesses are scarce, and organizers seek help at Lester Stearns law office on Center Street Wednesday at 1 PM. Wright buys 97 acres in Eastfield for 35700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Lester Stearns Law Office
Center Street
Coroner Blood cleared by citizen signatures undoing Koch attac k
A group of Dunkirk citizens publish a brief defense of Coroner Blood against accusations by Louis Koch and the outsider signatory “Another Outsider.” The letter accuses Koch of meddling and secrecy, recounts Blood’s handling of an inquest at a death scene, and asserts the doctors found evidence of Koch’s interference and an attempt to avoid investigation. The page also carries local notices and ads for merchants, services, and a memorial note for David Smith Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piliter
Beening Observer
DusneyEx
Louis Koch
Mr. Blood
Koch
Alling
Ife
Rogers
Dr. Smith
Mr. Koch
Bloud
Ss. W. Sarr
Third Street Pact Sparks Boundary War Over Sidewalk
The Third Street Contest recalls Charles Bremer challenging street paving plans that would narrow his sidewalk four feet on his former property. The committee ordered work to continue despite protests as boundary marks were drawn and the dispute escalates with high public interest. Master Forest Cheney returns with a Stradivarius for an August recital at Hotel Antheneum in Chautauqua. Peter Olson, jailed in Meadvilleburg, is accused by Norah Snyder, age fourteen, of luring her to a cemetery for an alleged crime with two accomplices. A Venango County oil pipeline firm announces a $35 000 stock and 39 000 barrels of iron tankage to begin, aiming to complete the line promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bremer
National Bank
Third and
Lion Street
Te Street
Forest Cheney
Rochester
Peter Olson
Conneautville
Meadvilleburg
Norah Snyder
Venango Couny
Standard
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Evening Observer
Why
Apimer Pan
Clem
Louis Jolson
Louissa McCroske
mJohn H. Lascellea
Lout
Heyl
Jd. Tracy
J. Hutchinson
KE. Allenbrand
Bandell
Frank J. Murphy
D. F. Toomey
James C. Russell
W. D. Hol
L W. Pond
Walter Scott
W. Durreil
Board OF Encation
J. T. Williams
J. Lascelles
Murphy
J.C. Kiaggett
F. May
A. Holstein
J. W. Babcock
Geo. M.abgi
Jobo Madigo
J G. Brooks
J. 3. Borat
Ilj. Iner
L. Heyl
W.T. Colman
J.T. Williams
J. C. Michardson
Fire Department
William Bookslavery
C. K. Abell
Daniel Guiney
DS. Wright
Poor Haster
Michael Keady
John Jordan
Peter Peashong
9. M. Mathson
C.J. Tradley
Charles Blood
Goroner
E. L Wilcox
U.S
J. B. Ridder
Gellcetor Customs
Walter Williams
Dept
French
Marshall
L.m
Amrive
Biongi Io
Western
Fredonia Archive
D. DB
Ludlow
Dunkirk
Ty the Observer
Douglass's Grove
Driving Park Grove
Salamanca Union
Empire Ilock & Ladder Go
Aclson
W. Schaefer
Madison
South Beaver
Jamestown Journal
Brooks Locomotive Works
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Lysander B. Brown
James Templeman
Darwin R. Barker
Richard Williams
Advertiser & Union
Emira Telegram
C. F. White
Onsenver
Journal
Onasevas
AES Wysetaa Ee
Hheniye
Mrs. Gerrans
Marvin Blanchard, Esq
Chicago
Brant Hoffacker
Louis Heyl
Tay
Ed. Monchow
Mr. Overt Nelson
Miss Clary
Master Robbie
Point Chautauqua
H. J. ¥Uglee
Pattern Department
Scranton
Knight C. H. Sherman
Colorado
San Francisco
Knights Terminar
Eastern
J. W. Heath
Clarendon
W.W. Coyle
Toledo
Milton Smith
Bradford
M. C. Fairchild
W. E. Feeno
Union City
Berwick
Cuba
J. M. Atkins
New York
E. UL. Peck
Philadelphia
H. Seeley
Silver Creek
J. Clobessey
C. I. Runyan
Etic
W. Pitts
Syracuse
C. Strickland
Otto
Ira J.farnham
Beecher
Trinton
F. A. Raffy
Faumer Ano Observar Company
Acanon
W. P. Reynolds
Fourth Street
St. John’s Capiscopal Church
Dickinson
Rt. G Wright
Kidder
Weatfield
David Smith Sr
Jamestown
Bright
Cooperstown
N. Y
Elis
David Smith
David, Jr
Dewittville
Holland Land Company
Masons
Heartfield
Sep Inic
Palace Drug Store
Lyon Brothers
Ottlee
W. Woeabey
Bennett Road
Dunkirk P. D
T. UG
Somes
Seoa
Speer
Druggista
Hamilton
Avery
Sth
Third Street
Mookez
Homrock Lumber
Asmilton
Limi
American
Penl
Cemetts
Paris
Lomber Yard
Gifford’s
Low Pine
Azoo
Shiloh
Light Harpen
Light & Harper’s
Paint and Oil Depot
Sherwin Williams & Co
M.S. C
S. Stanley
M.D
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Rents
Dan
J. Cronus
M. D
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Deer and
Fifth Avenue
E. H. Emerson
Second and
Center Sts
F W. Krafft
Deer St
Cer
Sixth St
Hik. Williams
Titusville
Oil City
W. U. Tel. Co
van Derberg
Harmour
John Rogan
Deer Street
O Brien
Front Street
Uquire
Elk
2Nd St. N
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A. F. Smith
Ludlaw, Jr
Adin
Ooms
Dulding and Elk
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Paulina
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Fla. Mandal
Brighia Road
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Blossburg
Rogan
J. A. Stape
Maurice
Loeb
Dunkirk, Ne
Fr. Anderson
Dr. Howe
Biles
Just
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Danforth & Co
Center-st
McCarthy
China Hall
Center
Retails
Chautauqua County
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