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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1884

Page

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Deed Record for Chautauqua Land Transfer in 1870

A deed dated November 5 1870 by Edward Scully and Bridget Scully his wife identifies Julia A Fowler as grantee. Recorded November 9 1870 in Liber 135 page 320 of the Chautauqua county clerk’s deeds. Parcel lies along Lanphier street to Smith street with width about 40 feet. Names Charles A Merriet Matteson and Holt appear as witnesses or attorneys.

Upreme Chautauqua County Byron W.glark Julia A. Fowler Mary Traces Thomas Tracy Martin Head John Y Chautauqua State of New York Ofice of Toll&Holt City of Dunlark Chapiuiqua Ailubat Ining Leing Dunkirk Tocinty Rock Lamphier Street Courtney Street Smith Street Edward Scully Bridget Scully Chautauqua County Clerka Lanphier Street Eaid Smith Street Charles A. Merriet Matteson Deransnim Tle T & Holt

Pleuro-pneumonia fears hit New Jersey stockyards

Reports from Lightstown and Trenton warn that hungry cattle kept in cars overnight may spread pleuro-pneumonia. Inspector Maguire urges immediate veterinary oversight at the stockyards as cases threaten to reach New York and Pennsylvania towns. Concerns mount over railroad feeding and delays before slaughter.

Trenton Lightstown Theorthern New Jersey Maguire New York Pennsylvania State Board of Wealth Brackett Princeton College

Greenbackers Name Ohio State Ticket At Dayton Convention

The State Greenback Labor party met in Dayton to nominate a state ticket. Jotur Seitz presided and urged support for the party’s principles opposing both major parties. The ticket named Peter Harris for Secretary of State and James G. Grogip for Supreme Judge with electors and board members listed. The platform endorsed monetary reform, charter legalization, anti monopolization, and sympathy for workers amid labor strife in Hocking Valley.

Dayton Greenbackers Jotur Seitz Seneca Imada J. W. Northwood Colambiana George Hofer Miami John Ranin Hamilton A. Galloway Montgomery J. Brooks Lake M. Kramer Franklin J. W. Northword Columbiana Peter Harris Carrot James G. Grogip Hocking Board of Public Works William Uaugden John 8. Seitz David Wells Tuscarawas Clarke Thomas N. Lickcian Morrow J. W. Vail Wood A. B. Laird Licking Phil Siear Stark Greenback Labor Party of Ohio Indorse In- Clairmapolis Seline Greenback Labor Party Indianapolis

Outrage Near Lyons Sparks Lynching Threats

A wealthy farmer’s daughter near Lyons in Jonia County was attacked by two tramps while walking with her father’s house nearby. Vicious assault provoked an enraged neighborhood and a possible lynching if the assailants are identified. Deputy Derrick traced them from Portland as citizens patrolled the area. Lake Superior disaster and other brief items follow, including a bridge accident in Indiana and prison labor changes in Gurcaco.

Traips DeErnorr Jay 2 Euma Rinball Lyons Jonia County Sit Derrick Portland

Labor schemes and gin case dominate Washington news

A real estate agent and a German preacher plan to import Welsh and Italian labor under contract, open a labor exchange, and recruit skilled workers at low wages with promises of permanent work. Also report on Goodrich St. Bush’s 23 000 gallons of gin sold under forfeiture, plus Lt. Schwatka’s resignation and President Arthur's voyage to New York.

Washington Senate Europe Histiery Goodrich St. Bush Westfield Mass United States Banks Bush General Butler Boston Layard & Perrinand New York Vieut. Sciwatica Frederick Schwatka Arc le Famne

Murder Follows Love Triangle Near Pocomoke City

In Maryland's Somerset County a dramatic shooting ends with Irving J Mills in custody after he fires on Captain L C Davis during a confrontation over Davis’s daughter Mary E Ross. Mills fled on foot toward Princess Anne jail, while Ross collapses by her father’s body and defends Mills’ motive as unprovoked.

Alan Bireatheart Princess Anne Somerset County Worcaster L. C. Davis Pocomoka City Mary E. Ross Captain Davis Irving J. Mills Baltimore William G. Bansemer & Co Rose Peninsula Young Mills Rosa Mills Dublin Focemoke City Marcellus Dickerson Ross Piteonary Mitt Buflet

Terrible lumpy jaw case shocks county hospital

Mrs Murphy, 27, suffers a cattle disease known as lumpy jaw. An abscess on her jaw contained vegetable parasites like those in cattle, traced to eating meat from diseased cattle. First US reported case, with operation planned Tuesday, following similar German instances.

United States Germany

Tods Arsenic Attempt Shocks Carlisle Community

Carlisle residents were stunned by E J Tod son of ex Congressmen Tod attempting suicide with arsenic after a quarrel with his father He swallowed portion of the solution but was saved by an antidote Tod, aged thirty five, Princeton graduate, had led a dissipated life. July 23 Hannistons Pa and July 98 St Laura Me post office moved to Olive and Eighth streets with procession of officials and workers to the new building.

Hannistons Carlisle E. J. Tod Tod Young Ted Princeton St. Laura Olive and Eighth Streets United States

Horrors of the Ocean Amid Confusion After Laxham-Gijon Collision

Survivors recall thick fog shielding the crash as the Laxham was struck amidships by the Spanish steamer Gijon. The Laxham sank within twenty minutes. as the Gijon settled, chaos ensued with passengers fighting for boats and a captain wielding a revolver. About 130 lives are believed lost.

Tie Gloy Ondon Lothian Gijon Pall Mall Gazette Marquis of Dartington Manchester Duke of Bedford Covent Garden Parnell Queen’s College Lawi Commission Foreign Office Postimaster Fawcett The Figre England France Prgwry Germany Sv. Perensuune Kiimoa Maine Foster Senor Castillo Peninsula Cuba Constantingue Assouan Atuens Tiger Marseilles Pierans Smyrna Bells Paris Belfast Triel George F. Bolton Crown William O’brien United Ireland Cornwall

Nice Hours and Day Strike Over Hours in New York

New York on July 20 reports a renewed two week strike by bricklayers and laborers seeking shorter hours. Employers claim 3,000 workers are striking while the union cites 700. Most plasterers on sites where demands were not met refused to work, along with hod hoisting engineers and many framers. James B Keene estate reported as transferred to Mr Fiske of New York, July 3.

St. Loui North Missouri Railroad Wabash Company Janes F. Howe Chicago St. Charles, Burlington & Omaha Howe New York James B. Keene Newcrost James R. Keene Fiske

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