Tragic Train Worker Killed Near Buffalo
James Murphy a brakeman on the B N Y and railroad near Buffalo was struck by a car at Corry Thursday. Both legs were severed and he died that evening leaving a wife and ten week old child. Also notes Chiles Blood returning from New York reporting on the State Undertakers' Association and a large excursion by the Germania Gesang Verein to Erie. Buffalo Bill exhibit at the State Fair Grounds praised, with rain causing postponement of a grenade exhibition and a testimonial letter praising Hayward Grenades for stopping a mill fire in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
B. N.Y
Buffalo
Corry Thuraday
Chiles Blood
New York
State Undertakers’ Association
Nyack
Brighton Beach
Germania Gesang Verein
Erle
Luxlay
Periwinkle
Dunkirk
Buffalo Bill
State Fair Grounds
Indianapolis
J. H. Graham
Echo Carpet Mills
AL Turkingtom
Man O! Carpets
Lakinae
Philadelphia
Geo. Lovering & Co
Gen
Hayward
Chestnut Street
Phil
Gantlemen
Joan Rothwell
Cotton Goods, &c
Hothwell Mill
Terkiveros
Local notes and weather amid a busy Dunkirk update
A patchwork freight of local items from Dunkirk including weather notes of storms and cooling temperatures, reports on rail and street activity, a parade of society notices, school events, and minor incidents. Highlights include a debate by the Young Men's Catholic Association, Oliver Jordan’s injury at a freight crossing, a Lily Dale picnic, and a Railway project discussion with Warren to Chautauqua Lake. Western Union wire trouble and a Dunkirk Touring Club visit are also noted along with several municipal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otlver Jordan
Nickel Plate Crossing
St. George's School
Silver Creek
Clariesa Button
Zebra Street
Western Union
Russia Oil Exchange
Erie
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Lily Dale
Fredonia
Laona
Dunkirk
Henry Smith
Deer Street
Council Chamber
George P. Orr
Warren
Chautauqua Lake
Westfield
Dakota
Wright
Fredosia
Water Board
H. J.D. Miner
Grand Army
Rajablic Snd
Nef Corpa
Porland
Bourne
L. 5
Ree Sigettre Depp
Pian
Sunday School Convention at Presbytery of Buffalo
A special Presbytery meeting at Silver Creek announced the Sunday schools convention to follow, with a two day program of prayers, addresses, and discussions. Tuesday speakers include Rev Haddell and Rev Green of Buffalo. Wednesday features Rev Kneelane Fredonia Rev Bigelow Brundige Buffalo Rev Martin Dunkirk and others. Half fare tickets on the Buffalo New York Philadelphia line available through pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
Buffalo
Silver Creek
Presbytery
Haddell
de. Green
M. D. Kneelane
Fredonia
Albert Bigelow
C. G. Brundige
Wiliam Martin
Dunkrk
H. G. Lord
Mitchell
G. H. Dunning
A. B. Robinson
Gowands
Messia
Sidney Adams
J. Hamilton, Jr
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Railroad
Pastora
Home improvements dot the town in tidy notices
The notice outlines several residents updating homes on Central Alfque Elk Second Eagle Buffalo streets. Hutchinson finishes parch work with scrolls, Cobb decorates Elk Street, West handles carpentry, Peters renovates Second Street, Gross lays a new stone sidewalk on Eagle and Buffalo, and Hurlbert’s bulined room is newly papered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hutchinson
Central
Alfque
Ike Ann
Cobb
Elk Street
Thomas West
Arthur Peters
Second Street
R. J. Gross
Aldéwalk
Eagly Street
Buffalo Street
The
Hurlbert
Night Blooming Cereus at Edwards Greenhouses
Night blooming cereus at Edwards' greenhouses is fully budded and set to bloom soon. Mrs Anthony Jackson owns the plant and will be notified when the event occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Anthony Jackson
Time Mixer Failure Probes Debtors Reach New York
A committee of three local citizens will visit New York at their own expense to gather information for Miner's Exchange Office depositors. The group aims to uncover details about a mysterious loss and the lack of clear information. They cannot depart before the week’s end due to prior engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Obituary Notes and local notices span Jamestown area life
Obituary notes report the death of Mrs. Edith Gray Salyer, married in February, private services with Rev. Martin, and burial plans. Other notices cover Allan Merrell known as Push-me-quick buried after a car incident, Margaret Reardon’s death and a high mass funeral at St Mary’s. Additional items describe dredging contracts at Dunkirk Harbor, water-front developments, Erie light restoration, Good Templars gathering, weather frost, May deaths and marriages in Jamestown, land transactions, temperance pledges, a drill contest win by Crosby hose company, alumni reunion, and local business setbacks with Lindquist and Lindholm mill fire aftermath plus excise license actions in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Salyer
Allan H. Merrell
Push-me-quick
Margaret Reardon
Patrick Reardon
Sheridan
Reardon
Erie Railroad Company
St. Mary's Church
Messrs. Hingston És Wood
Dunkirk Harbor
A. Weeton & Sons
Lower Tonawanda
Ironton Furnace
Hollister
Erie
Edie
County Lodge of Good Templars
Jamestown
Bishop Ryan Confirms 75 at Sacred Heart Dunkirk Visit
The Stt. Rev. Bishop Ryan of tite cho rees visited Dunkirk to confirm a class at Sacred Heart parish. He arrived Saturday night, was greeted by clergy and local orders, and officiated at six o'clock mass and again at nine for confirmation. About 75 children were confirmed in a German sermon, followed by benediction and procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Tite Chorees
Church of the Sacred Heart
Dunkirk
Knights of St. Aleyalua
St George
C. MB. A
Buffalo
Sacred Heart
Fredonia Band
Knights of St. Aloysius
Knights of St. George
Heelacher
Frey
Michael
Alphonaus
Knights of St. Mary's
Buffalo Street
Holscher
Father Frey
Alphonsus
Father Michael
John
Liberatua
Messrs
Werner
Wimer
Schrasz
Bascher
Krafft
Fathers Grant
Leddy
Dayton
St. George's School
St. George’s Ball
Buffsto
Frey m
Night operator appointed at Dunkirk telephone office
A. P. Wood of Jamestown N Y is now night operator and counselor for the N Y N A Pa Telephone Tel Co replacing Colman. Wood is a seasoned telephone man and promises prompt efficient service day and night. The Dunkirk public has no prior complaints before the Westfeld fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Wood
Jamestown
N. Y
N. ¥. & Pa., Telephone , & Tel. Co
Colman
Wood
Dunkirk
Westfeld
Raucated and Experienced Hood’s Sarsaparilia Ad
Hood’s Sarsaparilia prepared by C Hood & Co Apothecaries Lowell Mass with thorough pharmacy knowledge and years in business It is prepared with skill and care under the originators direction A thoroughly pure honest and reliable medicine proper for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. Hood & Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Ieee
Missing directions on fishing party plans at Eagle Street
Fragmented OCR notes urge contacting Bucher Thompson at Eagle Street foot for Manerpee needs and gear to enjoy pleasure riding. Mentions Jourains Reed Monroe’s edition on this page and a man with soul mp deed near an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calton Bucher & Thompson
Eagle Eteet
Gahermen
Bresthes
Binetif Bey
Jourains
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Eastein
Maile
Western
Fredonta
Mr. Mawrice ‘Loeb
Stabitoa
Benery
Hanry Weiter
Tito
Santo Omarazeny
Dir
Punkire
Chicago Stambler
Monroe
E.c.perry & Co
E.c.perry&co
E.C. Perry & Co
E. C. Perry & Co
Louis Koch
Monroes
Reed It
Walter B. Rumsey
C. S. Baker
Geo. Schneider
Young Men's Catholic Association
Fred Hanselmann
Dr. Stanley
People
Clarence'j
Henry Penhellow
Ezra
Coopér
Poe
Nautical Notes
Oil City
Sherman
Dev. J. T. Edwards
Randolph
Chas. ‘M. Dow
Kentucky
G. A. Burdick
Attica
Breckport
Crosby Hose Company
Corry
Brantford
Canada
Eric Dispatea
P. A. Hendrick
Stegany
Jamestown Union School Collegiate Institute
Sidney Dealey
Lindquist & Lindholm
Board of Excise
Thomas House
Union House
Junction
I. Conecs
John A. Thompson
Castile
Rator Isin Racca Moraine
Tas
Beats
Reed Monroe
M. Loeb's
Center Street
Establi Coal
S.M. Hamilton
Cor.Eagle and
W.thirl St. Dunkirk
Rice & Abell
Dh & Center Sts
Eyi's
Heyl
Cue Cecrdar
California
James C. Russell
N. J. Teckson& Co
Goal & Wood
Eaat Front Street
Peat Ig
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