10 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1883
Page
1
The notice lists lodge communications for rounds at month and specific Fridays, with officers such as W. Zimmer and P. Mullett, plus details for Gankirk Chapter and Council meetings on varied monthly dates. Additional locals include clothing sales at Stevens and a Buffalo store advertising Spring lines and a low price policy, with H. C. By Smith emblem branding.
Ottawa March 10 Dr Wiggins warns of a great storm crossing North America from the northwest and reaching the southeast by Saturday afternoon. He says it will last several days with no signals yet displayed on the coasts and urges steamer safety. He plans to keep ships in safe harbors and hopes the public acknowledges his warnings.
Special dispatch to the Evening Observer from New York dated March 10 quotes Sheridan denying that Egan fed from custody. Egan has gone to the continent to collect evidence for defense and expects to return in a week to finish business in Paris. Letters to Cary may exist but are misinterpreted.
Special Dispatch reports in Pivtsscean and Tiresville Pa on March 10 about testimony in the Dixmount Lisane Asylum investigation concerning patient treatment. Doctor Wiley denies cruelty, Parks’s funds questioned, and a separate arrest of Col John M Thompson, ex congressman, on a note inflation charge with bail set for Monday.
Telegraphic notes detail the first snow in Rome in thirteen years and a stormy Baltic voyage. The steamer Suevia reports a shaft break near 42.08N 61.26W, while the City of Chester proceeds toward Liverpool. A jewelry heist in Springfield yields partial recovery and values up to 3,000 dollars remain missing. The Mississippi at Helens holds, levee work continues, and northern routes report severe weather with blocked freight and strained passenger service. Reports from Austin Clarksdale and Friars Point are bleak as floods wreck homes. In Dakota, Grafton suffers business shutdowns. John McCafferly, once linked to Irish matters, denies ties. A past poker win of 22,000 is cited, and tax discussions for banks remain unsettled awaiting a case.
A fragmented civic church digest lists First Baptist at Fewarth and Buffalo with multiple services and Sunday school. Most Presbyterian at Kn NE and Fourth with morning worship and evening prayer. Saint John’s Episcopal at Fourth and Eagle with regular Sunday services and Sunday school. Sēventh Methodist on Fourth Street with morning worship and Sunday school. Serbian Evangelical on Fourth Street with 10:00 and 7:00 p.m. services. stray notes invite strangers, pastors, and a secretary to leave notices at the office.
Special dispatches describe General Macco banished to Cadiz amid poor health from imprisonment. Reports, riots in Paris and unrest with barricades cited. Navarre tragedy details include survivors, drownings, and emigration figures.
A long Senate bill tightens confinement rules for lunacy cases requiring two physician certificates and authorizes penalties for falsifying insanity declarations. Assembly debates Roosevelts resolutions on contests, relief bill for survivors of the First New York Mexican Volunteers, and adjourns. Several notices cover protests, slander suits, and interior department decisions about California lands.
Five O'clock Dispatches report the four train robbers captured and in custody at Wax Buien Arkansas. Rewards totaling nine thousand dollars offered earlier will be paid to captors. Storm off North Carolina coast tracked northeast toward Delaware breakwater with expected dangerous northeast winds. Weekly bank statement notes loan and deposit shifts in New York. Viennese treason case cites twenty-nine socialists charged with high treason and complicity to murder. one suspect’s wife involved.
Weather signals indicate cloudy with ice or snow in Wasnixerex Observation, winds shifting NW and colder. Markets show flour steady, butter dull, cheese firm, eggs declining, provisions firm, whisky steady, with wheat firmer and oats unchanged. Numerous railroad and mercantile listings appear, names of exchanges and firms interleaved with price notes.
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