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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1884
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe a product named Operacloaines offered by mail for trial. References imply porous materials and postal distribution, with mentions of nasal and throat uses and various constituents. The text is garbled but centers on a medicinal preparation and its application method.
In Belleville a peddler is murdered and dismembered as investigators race to find two accomplices including a white suspect. Ottawa discusses ship losses on the Great Lakes and calls for vessel safety reforms. Reports also note Indian unrest blamed on governance, a deadly poisoning case in Morristown, and Governor Thomp son’s daughter burned while near an open grate. A dog fight in Cary with a $3,500 prize draws crowds.
Democratic Convention meets July 2. Mrs. Peterson becomes Washington Territory’s first naturalized woman. Miss Rebecca Hubbs wed a young redskin. Gov Agency in Dakota. Western capitalists buy brass foundries for micro polizing manufacture. Four Salvation Army members jailed 15 days at Bridgeport Conn for disturbing the peace. Apollo statue found near Porta San Lorenzo in Rome. height 6.18 meters. Nineteen suicides at Monte Carlo since year start. calls to curb gambling grow. Twenty silver miners buried in Sonora, no survivors expected. Jefferson Davis invited to speak to Mississippi Legislature. health too feeble. In Schenectady a shelling match ends with Jans defeating Crouch by ear. Hans Ring, Swiss wrestler, arrives to challenge locals. Edwin Bibby may be first opponent. Joan F Stafford says lakefront action possible. Illinois Central depot to be torn down. Baltimore Ohio to be evicted from public property by November. British House: £350,000 asked for Sudan expedition. £100,000 reduction suggested. Gladstone: government withdraws troops from Egypt soon. Sullivan defeats Robinson in San Francisco slugging match. receipts $20,000. crowd displeased. German Reichstag throne speech hints at accident insurance. anti Socialist law extensions. liberal coalition expected. Lasker issue to wait for international settlement.
Prerseena March 10 prominent labor leaders form the Supreme Council of the National Home stead Association electing officers: President A C Rankin Vice President B Sturgeon M D Secretary Matthew Smith Treasurer John Jarrett Attorney J H Stevenson The goal is to aid laborers to secure homes and foster frugality Branches to be set up in major cities. seeking 10 000 000 appropriation for colonization to aid 20 000 families at 3500 each
A jumble of items appears including Frostilla sale at Palace Drug Store and posts at Hamilton’s Coal Yard. Also mentions a 5 60 clock schedule, general admission tickets, music events on Tuesday and Saturday, and a testimonial praising Blood & Liver Remedy. Names include M McDonald and Hon HL Jaurd Ge.
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