City Directory: City Officials and Ward Names
Directory lists mayor and clerk with ward officers and city staff. Includes street coroner, ward representatives, city physician and engineer, police justice, and other municipal roles with partial initials and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wic
Ziumermann
Louis Johnson
Louis McCrockey
Ol i
Louis Heyl
J.J. Tracy
Ward
J. Hutchines
Sfisatrands
Kande
Frank. Murphy
Toomey
Janes
Russell
Cay Aternay
J. W. Pond
Bngineer Walice
W. Durrell
Lastern Arrives Schedule Fragments, Transport Snippet
Fragmented OCR shows train timetable snippets with times and destinations. References to LASTERN and SOUTHERN include arrival times such as 3:00 and 7:45 pm, with incomplete entries and garbled details. Mentions of 245 dollars and May dates imply fares or schedules amid unclear railway notes.
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Lastern
Derant
sPodn
P. In
Southern
Mt Diraht
Stationery champions amid a noisy town subtlety clash
Fragmented notes describe trades and races plus a ground breaking for Capt Burdicks residence on Fourth Street. Reports praise paving by Noble and Lyle, announce an Amity Club meeting, an excursion to Chicago, and call for urgent sewers and council action amid a lively local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Burdicks
Fourth Street
Exposition visits and travel notes from Erie crowd
Guests and locals head to Chicago for the Exposition with Brooks Locomotive Works on display. Train travelers include Will Garrell and Henry Roberts, N G Brooks, Rev W A Bellew, and others. Nearby weddings, hotel arrivals, and city residents’ movements listed for Titusville, Erie, and Bradford venues.
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Will [Arrell
Henry Roberts
Chicago
N. G. Brooka
New York
Brooks Locomotive Works
Erie Hotel
W.russell
Erie
A. McIntie
Lady
Bradford
J.b.mccrea
Cleveland
F.b.putnam
Sinclairville
John Love
S. Strickland
Archie Johnston
Titusville
L. Wiel
Buffalo
E. Boyer
Derrick City
How. Brown
Rochester
Local trades and birthday clash with town life in Sinclairville
At the Board of Trade on June 16 prices touched 10 to 10.5 cents for latti boxes and 17 to 28 cents for Lutier dairy. 19 tubs sweet cream and 81 tubs sour cream were offered at 26.4 and 28 cents. On June 13 Mr. G. Mathewson hosted a grand birthday surprise with about 75 relatives, nine of ten children attending, gifts, a dinner, and well wishes, but an elderly brother’s horse accident in Arkwright caused injuries. Residents lament road repairs, floods, and stalled highway work as spring floods ruined sluices and bridges. schooling ends this week and a base ball game between married and unmarried locals was won by the married side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Board of Trade
Lutier
Mathewson
Rkee Sheldon
Highway Commissioners
Pathmasters
The Boat Race at Jake Millers Resort
Amatement of detail was made last evening for a bay race over a mile from Lion street foot to the Water Works Crib with ten dollar entries for a twenty dollar purse to the winner. Competitors are John Morewood and Thomas Balch. Judges and referee named, steamer Ruby to carry them, race set Saturday evening between seven and eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Millers Resort
Lion Street
Water Works Crib
John Morewood
Thomas Balch
Jake Miller
James Dow
Missra
Dunihue
F. P. Hulette
Ruby
Miller
Morewood
Opening of the Dunkirk meeting features strong race and weather
The Dunkirk meeting opens with ideal weather as crowds gather in Chautauqua County for a premier circuit day. Horses display well on the 4 track though familiar turf interests hint at betting and pool selling amid expected top performances by Kit Sanford Mollie Kestler and Empress in the early heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Meno
Chautauqua County
Wheels of Fortune
Wheel of Fortune
Empress
Minnie D
Kit Sanford
Allegheny Boy
Clark
Lizzie M
Edwin A
Mollie Kestler
Not Guilty in Parsons Embezzlement Case at Mayville
Forestville notes report of Julius A Parsons charged with embezzlement in H Stone estate case tried at Mayville over three days. Jury returns verdict of not guilty after forty minutes deliberation. Also mentions illness of Dr Bowers mother in Perrysburg and various local social notes and Fourth of July preparations. A drunken street row prompted police action with arrests threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Parsons
H. Stone
Mayville
Doctor Bowers
Perrysburgh
Byron Miser
Rochester
Wim
G. Hurlburt
Buffalo
J. A. Mixer
Acetel Nist
Rising Young Man of Westfield in Public Life
The Westfield Republican lauds Mayville attorney W L Tennant as a self made, temperate, hardworking figure fit for public office. It highlights his quiet habits, rapid rise, and success in steamboat and insurance cases, urging consideration of his candidacy.
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Westfield Republican
Mayville
W. L. Tennant
Eay
Tennant
United States
Gourt
Sary
Kelina
Dia
Eyiok Atay
Dunkirk Mall Rivalry Overpriced Ads Prompt Levy Defense
A local imbroglio centers on rivals placing goods in front of stores at deep discounts to lure customers. Levy, a well known retailer, denies such tactics and asserts he sells cheaper than ever in Dunkirk. He urges shoppers to compare prices at his Centre Street shop and see the quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doege
Peineliah Levy
Levy
Iig
Dunkirk
Gall
Buffalo One Price
Centre Atreet
Center
Dunkirk merchants advertise low prices and guaranteed goods
The ad praises Brerato Grove Price Chorus Store and Dunkirk merchants for offering a full line of groceries hardware and furnishings at very low prices. It guarantees goods as represented and promises refunds if unsatisfactory. It claims superior quality and price to any Dunkirk rival and invites examination. Also notes portraits at Gif ford's Art Gallery and residences for sale on the Avenue. Also mentions poultry oysters meats and a T Taylor fitting service. Shiloh remedies are advertised by Smith & Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brerato
Dunkirk
Grovarye
Brerano Gose Price Chorus Store
Centic Street
Dunkirk N.Y
Ada
Fegg Sea
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Evening Observer
Board OF Education
Menbersa
J. T. Williams
J. H. Lascelles
F. i. Or
J.C. T. F. May
A. Holstein
J. W. Babcock
Superinetendent of Schools
A Board OF Waterer Commissioners
MenbersGeo
M. Abell
Ae John Mad- Rice
al We Wrost Gatata
Ja. Wiliams
Superitendent
J. C. Bicha
Fire Department
Joserh Road
Chet
Adolphus Keiser
John Cruser
3. M. Matteson
C.B. Bradley
Ghatios Blood
Geroner
Wilcox
Superintendent of the Poor
P. Kidder
Walter Wu- Lam
Denr
French
U.S. Marshall
Westeln
Heys
Fredonia
D. Ludiow, Jr
Day
Pon
Lak
Taper
Nce
Tiger
Amity Club
Loeb’s Hall
Aeacon
HH. L. Roberts
Nickle Plate Depot
Brooks Works
Chas. Anglum
Third Street
Messrs Noble and Lyle
Eric, Pa
Common Council
Swan Nen Raphy ES
W. A.bellew
Iroh
Sellen
N. K. Williams
Enq
Misa Jennie
Misa Eva Fletcher
Charlea Alvord
Connecticut
Vassar College
Eastern Hotel
Tate
W. I H. Cromwell
Sing Sing
A. E. Cromwell
W. ©. Deland
D. R. Hosmer
Greenville
Wilson
Rushville
Will Ayer
John Candin
E. Bager
Derick City
A.J. Colden
H. A. Ripely
W. J. Taylor
W. W. Tarbox
Silver Creek
Kit Santor
Messie
L. B
Lester and
H. Putnam
John Mullett
Forestville
Aimar
Tiber of Vora
Thonage
Aeny. Icolars
Lara
Epply
Maggies
Talcott Ata
Eore
Ta Partor
Uaeee
Aratadios Atheros
Sim
Ee H van Derberg
Instrumen- Foi
Gifford’s Art Gallery
Avery
4Th
Sth
Adel Ws. Moenke
Fonen Sella
Mire
Lyon
Dresemaker
The
Indies
T. Taylor
Parker
Shiloh
Bhitoh
Bight & Harper
D. D
Ersan
Wikgive Street
Denkirk
B. x
Antelda
Swan Street
Taurd and
Fourth
Second and Elk
J J. Trace
F. G. Bird
Griswold
Peter Kinn
Lion
von Rent
Front Street
Hassey’s
Maurice Loeb
Danforth & Co
Roghn
Pape
McCarthy's
China
McCarthy
China Hall
Glare
Lampe Sd
Artstc Pottery
Newsrapre Bac Hive
Light & Harper's
Paint and Oil Depot
Tey
Giao
Sherwin Williams & Co
L. P. Prichard’s
C. C. D. Clothier
Conder
Dunliri
Staedtonta
Daly Dh
L. P.prichard
Center St
Mainz
Predenis
Michael Boch
Newmann
Pox St
Newman