Arrival and Weather Report Fragment Eastern and Southern Regions
Fragmentary report notes arrivals and weather in the Eastern and Southern regions with northerly to easterly winds, colder temperatures, falling then rising barometer, and a forecast for warmer conditions in New England and middle states. Mentions a sale of a cyli and a confectionery store's subscription query. references the newsroom.
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Washington OgenitYatory
New Eagland
Middle Staes
Lively Jamestown items drift from ink to ice and names
Poems, notices, and city snippets recount dances at the rink and polo to night. Dr. Williams charter passes the Senate. Local letters note visits, burials, and school plans amid postal hints and weather on the lake. Various residents, businesses, and events decorate the Jimestown page.
New York bound diy desler opens new store amid fanfare
In Whitory the Center aired a diy desler who heads to New York to open a new store. An eventful launch is promised with goods from all sectors. A dress rehearsal for Tile and Miss Kidder’s operet features Cinderella style activities and charades. Chautauqua county faces local opposition to the Niagara Park scheme as petitions circulate against the plan.
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Whitory
New York
Adn
Miss Kidder
Wwe
Cinderella
Prim Lady
Prinel- Vis
Hautauqua County
Chautauqua Wes
Niagara Park
New York Graphic
Chautauqua County
Niagara
LCI
Church Notes Highlight Westfield and Western New York Mission Work
The county Baptist ministers met in reference at Westfield on Monday. The Home Missionary Committee of Western New York Association held a meeting in Westown and heard Rev. Schofield report on mission labors in western New York. The Erie Conference of the German Evangelical Association addressed Rev. G. F. Spreng assignment in the Erie district from Dunkirk to North East.
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Westfield
Ile Home Missionary Committee
Western New York
Weling
WY. M
G. F. Spreng
Erie Disct
Dunkirk North
Injury on Skating Incident In D F Scannell Office
Frank Murphy, an employee in D F Scannell's office, sustained a severe skating accident Monday night. While circling the rink with a friend, his ankle gave way, breaking a bone near the ankle and snapping a leg cord, leaving him unable to move his foot until the cord reunites. many friends send sympathy as he lies in bed.
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Frank Murphy
D. F. Scannell
Fredonia Election Returns Lead Nominated Ticket
In Fredonia the election Monday returned the ticket nominated last Friday with no opposition. Albert H. Wilton was elected president. trustees include George N. Frazine Samuel B. Crissey Henry H. Hall Ulysses B. Dadee Arnald Kingsbury. assessors David I. Chandler George W. Belden a vacancy Alexander Morian Daniel Pritchard. Water commissioners are Darwin Thayer Lon M. Peaner Lorenzo Mortis and Gran Smith. An order to run the Dunkirk Iron Works was expected from court. The Guwanda iron works by A R Sl Jren & Co began operations with a small force.
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Fredonia
Albert HL. Wilton
George N. Frazine
Samuel 8. Crissey
Flenry H. Llail
Ulysses BE. Dadee
Arnald Kingsbury
David I. Chandler
George W. Belden
Alexander Morian
Daniel Pritchard
Darwin Thayer
Lon M. Peaner
Lorenzo Mortis
Gran Smith
Selien & Poppie
Dunkirk Tron
Guwanda
A. R. Sl Jren & Co
Morthis
Water Works thaw hydrants after cold snap on Third Street
The branch pipes to two hydrants on Third Street froze due to cold weather and exposure from nearby excavations. Superintendent Abell had the ground thawed with wood fires and by midnight hydrants were working again. He continued today thawing all pipes on Deer Street.
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Third Street
Abell
Abel
Deer Street
Death notices and thanks from Bradford era brief
Gard of Thanks from Din Feeel mourning the death of Bar ney Free. Family thanks Bradford and Dunkirk friends for condolences. Death of Solomon Snow in Sheridan aged 15, resident for twenty years. funeral slated Friday at 11 a.m.
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Din Feeel
Barney Free
Dunkirk
Bradford
Shanks
Solomon Snow
Sheridan
Lla. Mm
Serious illness reported and funeral notice issued
The Sick. Mrs Puliagar's condition on Tuesday was very serious and remains weak this morning with little change. Al Simon Levy is in about the same condition. A funeral notice states the services for the late Mrs H C Hobdnatein will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at her Front Street residence with Rev E P Adams officiating.
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Puliagar
Simon Levy
Mra. H.C. Hobdnatein
Front Street
Lev. E.P. Adams
Eo Ihm
Obituary of Mrs Susan Spencer of Forestville
Mrs Susan Spencer died at her Forestville home February 28 in her 73rd year. Widow of Ellis B. Spencer she resided in Forestville for 52 years and left seven children of whom Helen and Frank survive. She cared for ill loved ones with quiet fortitude and was deeply devoted to family. The funeral preceded by a storm drew a large crowd as Nev dir Thompson preached from Id Cor rv 8.
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Forestville
Susan Spencer
Spencer
Ellis B. Spencer
Aye
Chautauqua County
Helen
Frank
Golden Sands
Villey
Thompson
Polish Soirees and a New Poormaster in Buffalo
The Overseer of the Poor Ja cob Mebs began duties amid Polish community turnout. He faces crowding and theft as soap disappears, vowing to admit only one applicant at a time. In Buffalo a Supreme Court session led Justice Corlett to pass foreclosure related orders on 212 acres in Mayville, with Orrin Sperry investment funds at stake and Leet treasurer pursuing sale to satisfy claims.
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Jacob Mebs
Supreme Court
Baffalo Mate
Thomas Corlett
Willis D. Leet
Adis Davis
Treasuer Orrin Sperry
Sperry
Adama Davis
Mayville
Davis
Leet
Transfers of property parcels across towns
The records show multiple land transfers recorded in Mayville and nearby towns. transactions include Leary Whitman to Gilbert Wistreng, Macy Poland to Gilbert Wistreng, Reyckman to Delia Duggan, J Alevidle to Minnie Jones, Lewis Merritt to Eleazer Luce, Tarad Palmer to Mary Christy, Israel Palmer to John Christy, Matthew Noxon to R B R Sc, Edward Miller to John Christy, T Moss to Ernest Buckner, Cuthbert to Moss, Helena Uapkine to Cornelius Myrica, Ida Wil to Julia Fill lead, and more. Values range from 150 to 35,000 dollars.
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Mayville
Leary J. Whitman
Gilbert Wistreng
Shermoen
Macy
Eleazer Luce
Poland
Tarad Palmer
Mary VY. Christy
Repiew
John L. Christy
Israel Palmer
Ripley
Matthew
Noxon
RB. R. Sc
Portland
Edward E. Miller
Moss
Ernest Buckner
Pomfret
ES. Cuthbert
Helena
Cornelius W. Myrica
Sherman
Ida DC
Wil
Julia Fill
Duikirk
Jes
Yolen
Fredonia Charter Debate Expands County Supervisors
The Fredonia Censor attacks the Dunkirk and Jamestown push for broader representation in the Board of Supervisors. It argues the plan favors five larger towns and doubles taxes, noting Pomfret Weatfield Han over Harmony and Chautauqua pay far more than Ellicott and Dunkirk while receiving only five supervisors. It cites Dunkirk’s charter manipulations to create four wards and seeks extra representation beyond city lines, questioning fairness and proportionality.
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Fredonia
Dunkirk
Jamcstown
Board of Supervisors
Pomfret
Weatfield
Hanover
Harmony
Chautauqua
Ellicott and Denkirk
Ellicott
Albany
Mayo
Mayville
Cassadaga Brass Band Planned Amid Local Socials
In Cassadaga a brass band is planned. Sanford Main and wife of Stedman attended Mrs. Sally Reed's gathering. Perrysburg's James Cato visited C N Wilcox. The village school closes for the winter term. Local auctions edged up to 33 dollars per acre. Smith & Meilan will start a steam saw mill next week and have a large log pile. Businesses shift as Beebe & Co. prepare to operate their steam mill. A break in at Enng Wartren's place occurred with minor losses. Community notes include church meetings, obituaries, and social events at the Chautauqua Lake House.
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Sam
Sanford Main
Stedman
Sally Reed
James Cato
Perrysburg
N.Y
C. N. Wilcox
Cona
Edwards
Smith & Meilan
Smith
Hila Burnham
Jamestown Street
F. A. Teed
Lord
Anitta Bemant
Mather
OC Mash
Feewsburg
Herremsing
Frewsburs
G. I. Fonellas
E. B. Derby
E. Pickett
Geo. Barnes
Sona
Beebe & Co
P. R. Shattuck
Orrear
Enng Wartren
LT A. Thompson
Olin Tiazeud
Newbury Place
Aryran Urokee
Condin Place
Air
Geneider
Sinclairville
Pickard II
Morris Cowdin
J. E. Powers
Chautauqua Lake House
Bemus
Clogert, Coz
Closing sale offers stock in Dunkirk store
A. O. Wromner advertises a closing sale at 68 Center St Dunkirk to move Hamburgs Tow ala Table Linen Hosiery and more before moving to a new store. The notice also mentions plans for a Warren and Sugar Grove road around Chautauqua Lake and potential Mayville Lake Shore road extension to boost summer excursion business. Thomas Bosak Son publish logos of purebred Ebert Horn cattle.
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Wromner
Center St
Dunkirk
Warren & Sugar Grove
Chautauqua Lake
Mayville
Lake Shore Road
Thomas Bosak & Son
Burrell Green
Selecare
Save Money and Pain with Dr Fierce’s Favorite Prescription
Advice to housekeepers and Lectioa readers urges a safe, convenient remedy for uterine disorders and female ailments to relieve symptoms and cut costs. It promotes Dr Fierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted aid and notes a local tramp nuisance in Meadville with several lodgers nightly.
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Dr. Fierce
Mooey
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Buffalo
IL Junowitz
Titusville
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Williams
Sie Senate
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Dentis
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Janestown
D. P. Ensign
J. E. Patterson
Erie
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Jamestown
C. E. Bailey
C. F. Thompson
Elyria
Ohio
Jamestown Journal of Monday
M.M. Fenner
Mr. Longuskie
Front and
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Nebraska
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George Wird
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Church Notes
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J.T. Hoole & CO
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Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming
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Ladies and
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E. Third St
Dunkirk, WY
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Arena
Empire
Associated Press
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Speaver Jr
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Charles Enters & Co
Charles Envers
Georgyh Priliffa
Charlas Halers
Frank Priliippaar
the Christian Union
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Young Yorks
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N.Y. City
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