Tax Receiver's Notice and Foreclosure Sale
Tax Receiver Walter Finkel announces city and water tax reengagement starting June 30 with a 1 additional and 1 per cent charge after thirty days, due during June. Also details a chancery foreclosure sale in Chautauqua County, New York, for the Dunkirk property formerly owned by Fowler, Tracy, and Ulead, with August sale date and description of property boundaries and prior deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goaen
Matlin
Torendon
Walter Finkel
CC Preme Court
Chagtalqua
N Woctark
Java A. Fowler
Thomas Tracy
Martin Ulead
Trary
Jane
Anyna
New York
Holttholt
Munkirk
Chautauqua
Dunwrk
Tony
Dunkirk
Hemming
Lamphier Street
Smith Street
Rimith Street
Leginnine
United States to Mediate Between France and China
The Chinese government requests U.S. mediation with France over indemnity and tensions. U.S. naval forces in Asia are to be concentrated at a single point as diplomats weigh possible mediation and the risk of open conflict. The note follows France demanding 250,000 francs within 60 days for indemnity and French naval concentration at Foo Choo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Wasasatros
United States
Frane
China
Mc. Young
Department of State
Trenton
Juniata
Enterprise
Alert
Mimocacy
Palos
Cigit
Foo Choo
Greely
Navy Department
Arctic
England
Loch Garry
Schley
Naval Bureau of Equipment
Swaim
Swain
District of Columbia
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Petiioners
Fragmentary 19th century news items and crimes
A ragged OCR dump reports multiple brief items across cities. It references a jury mask, cash and stock fraud links, a murder lynching in New York, labor unrest near Philadelphia, a Kendall County pioneer obituary, and scattered notices about rail and bank interests, but many fragments are garbled and uncertain.
Notable Democratic Nomination Ceremony in Albany
The National Democratic Committee met at Delevan House Albany July 3 to nominate Governor Grover Cleveland for President. Key figures included Secretary Prince, Chairman Barnum absent, and Daniel Barbour presiding as interim chairman with extensive parade preparations and a formal notification to Governor Cleveland. The assembly featured speeches, a ceremonial address by the committee, and a lengthy letter of endorsement signed by committee members. Cleveland acknowledged the honor, urged duty to the public, and stressed Democratic principles ahead of the nomination.
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Albany
National Democratic Committee
Delevan House
Prince
Barnum
Miller
Nebraska
John 4. Barbour
Virginia
Connectcut
Maryland
Kentucky
Michigan
Nevada
Dakota
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Dawson
South Carolina
Committee On Organisation
Smalley
Vermont
Charles J. Canda
New York
Ji. Dawson
Edwirl J. Dickinson
Thompson
Executive Committee
William OU. Barnum
Connections
Sicio
A. T. Gorman
A. W. Fuinsom
North Carolim
BF. Dons
Louisiana
Hubert C.thompson
William A. Walliga
Pennsylvania
John S. Barbour
Wiliam FL Vilas
Wisconsin
Austin JL Brown
Indiana
M. MM. Hamm
Iowa
IL K. Melenry
J. K. IL Kelley
Minnesota
Bradley BE. Smalley
J. A. W. Sulloway
New Hampshire
F. W. Lawson
W. W. Armstrong
Ohio
New Jersey
Coming Dudd
Ilinois
J. Db. Barnaby
Rhode Island
Jobs G. Prathen
Missouri
Executive Chamber
Cleveland
Sharsay
Pearl Street
Broadway
Phalanx
State Street
Crown
Stron
Clinton Avenue
Hudson Avenue
Madison Avenue
Eagle Street
Pansion
Usar
Ais Goon
Aether Carl
W. F. ‘Fey
Ete
Ibis
Carr
Ns Democracy
Accitevs
Wielom
Cononel Vila
Nicholas M. Prince
New York City
Grover Cleveland
United States
Wu Geendt
Chicago
Miyself
Mba Aber
Seri
Unlead Merten Tasses Saw Yous July 90
Colonel Charles B. Morton of Brooklyn, long linked to irregularities in accounts, is now reported in charge of friends. The movement hints at restructuring within the Poomumaster ranks as authorities pursue missing funds and internal misdeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Morton
Poomumaster
Brooklyn
Morton
Federation fears and Gordon report dominate Soudan page
In Kassala the merchant reports General Gordon is safe with ample provisions and ammunition. A July 29 meeting of colonial federation supporters adopts a motion for federation to secure empire unity. The Duke of Cambridge orders English barracks cleaned and troops medically reorganized. Irish National League delays its convention pending Parliament prorogation. Cornwall scandal arrests widen with more people fleeing.
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Gordon
Caine
Kassala
Lle
Riss Ta Ile
Koobkiai
Mohali
Seorarios
Color Federation
William K. Forster
B. SL
Rose Wtneh Pawl
Willy
Duke of Cambridge
England
Gregy Bagratty Statta
Cornwall
Cuba in Need of Funds and Yellow Fever Toll
Reports from Havana and Puerto Principe describe military and naval strain as funds are scarce. Troops, provisioning themselves, face unpaid wages while the treasury limits aid to 250,000 at Villa Clara. The Spanish steamer Concepcion cannot depart due to no crew pay, with crew dying of yellow fever. A bank loan request for 100,000 was rejected.
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Havana
Puorta Principe
Geren
Pal GE Une
Villa Clara
Puerto Principe
Concepcion
Meadrid
Beaumont
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THE
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Langest
Porulaton
Einer Sai ‘Observer Publishing Co
H East Secuxp St
Chautauqua Farmer
GRE47 World
Saturday Evening Observer
Commersal
Ee Ba Se Ele Sri
Famei Publishing Company
Eaphle News i& Tiree Hours
Buffato
Observer
Associated Press
Martle
Ofice
Grant Hendee
Fredonia
T. J. Duggan
Foreastille
Poster
Maurice Loeb
Third Street
Gey Comb
Colime
Dunede
Blackileam
Dultalo Street
Vaakirk ‘Raure
Stanle
Leva
Pevpricker
Key Stredt
Bumhkirk
Aners
Lust
Bradford
Eyerrberg
Toscon
Wabiatters
Elk “Sreel
Betwech
Pith Street
Music
Ign. Owl
Hoyney
Ole Harper
Rel
Detober
Aloe
Scrilmer
Chemal Marenber
Pereuber
Radaick Detca
N.Y
EF Devard Scully
Beidgret Ann Teed
Suli A. Fowler
Renber
Chautauqua County Clerks Office
Laber 18
Deeda
Binztrom
Smith Aureeg
M. Charles A. Merrill
M. Matteson
Jeout & Holt
Erie
Ciizens
Dunkrk
Monroe Block
Qualwrk
Telegraph
France
Swains Tri
Crrcaco
Lil
C.0. O'Donnell
San Francisco
Panama
Copal Company
Sondern Nam En Hoegital
Hood
Virani
Ind
Eliema Peter Ds
Winslow
Lanier
Brazil
Il Drew Ca
Henry Day
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Iron Silver Company
Horn Silver
United States Trust Company
American Cake Company
Harness
Kansas City
Ed Sneed
Novus the
Copviei
Sneek
Loomis
Otter
Breed
Laromis
Arepa
Need
Vince Fal
Enarox
Sind & Baottles
Phiadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
John West Mason
Lisson
Alason
Kendall County
Springfield
Hennit
Beatty
Lig Grova
Tie
Hiis
Hannon
Rae
Bell
General Gordon
Netonsilar
Meatlog Iu
Colonial Federation—Anglety
Grevy
Cuba
Sailore
Biasena Atate Prison
Cussine
Howes
Cheater
Southern Winess Penitentiary
Needles
Loas
Boises
Ako
Ana
Chi Curcaco
Union Stock Yards
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