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Evening Observer in Dunkirk, New York

02 May 1884

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Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1884

Page

3

Wool Growers Meet Appoints National Delegates in Ohio

The Ohio State Wool Growers Association and county officers met at the State Board of Agriculture. President David Harpster presided. Resolutions urged protection for American industries and repeal of the wool tariff of 1883. Delegates to the National Wool Growers Convention in Chicago on May 19 were elected from numerous counties, with names for each county listed as delegates or alternates. The session thanked the Ohio Legislature and state officers for support. The convention adjourned.

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Ohio State Association Siesta and Appolotsa CoLumare State Wool Growers’ Association County Wool Growers’ Association State Board of Agriculture David Harpster J. G. Blue Messrs W N. Cowden Guernsey County J. W. Cowden Greene County Caswell Erie County Columbus Delano Chicago Charles Stoolfire John Pow Congress United States Tair Vapes Olio Ohic State Wool-growers’ Association State Association Natonal Association Wool-rrowers Ashland County G. W. Ryall R. F. Welch Ashtabula H. Talcott A. A. Saunders Belmont County W. FE. Bunday F.C Hoge Carroll County Edward W. Lee Butler County T. N. Bonham Champaign County E. Morgan Abram North Clark County Dr. Hazard F. M. Wilson Clinton County Charles Carter T. H Shmuer Pickaway County Isaiah Hulse J. A. Blaine Portage County RB. P. Cannon Richland County W. Isell Sandusky K. Aimee J. W. Miller Seneca County Levi Keller H. B. Hoblitz D. German Shelby County Dr. Hf Conklin Summit County J. Park Alexander Tuscarawas M. S Dewsdorie Union County Chas Morris Chapman van Wert J. C. Caey Wayne County Calvin Armstrong Henry Myers Hancock County Hon A. P. Byal Hardin County J. W. Emmons J. C. Stevens Hartson County W.B. Law J. B. Jameson Huron County W .Thomas H. W. Townsend Alter Jefferson County W. Cope Ainegate John Moore Knox County J. B. Clapp W. L. King Licking County C. Stootfire L. D. Paige W. J. Cully J. L. Custer Israel Reese I. W. Howe E. F. Hobart Logan County W. W. Fisher J. W. Welch Loram Erastus Campbell Professor Townsend K. W. Close Lucas County C. W. Ketchum Madison County E. M. Watson A. B. Core Mahoning County T. J. Bingham A. A. Drake Marion Jacob Houser B. Waddle Medina County Chester Panley A. Campbell Meigs County J. A. Clark Williams County J. R. Miller Wyandotte Robert Carey CG. R. Fowler Washington County Y. B. Quinn
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Slaves Acquire Bowdoin Plantation for 200000 Dollars

Reported late news items describe two former slaves owning a Bowdoin plantation after paying 200000 dollars. Other notes include Oxford University admitting women to honor examinations by a large vote, and various brief items on politics, weather, and trade.

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Jett Davis Bowdoin College C. E. Gorman Amherst Craig County Virginia Weigt University of Oxford England Henry Sanford Belgium Washington BE Vauzhn Ghia Nuit St. Augustine Fia Columbus Tex Arizona GC. la Whitney Pinal County Enope New York State Hill Orange County J. J. Bynes Charleston Pastorec Meret Enbezelne Philadelphia Congress O. M. Coudred Supreme Court Wisconsin Gengral Faucludd Europe Cable Seas London Unscovatis
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Veteran Jurist Paralyzed at Ames Des Moines

Judge W. E. Muller, a veteran jurist, suffered palsy and apoplexy at his Ames home. He presided in Iowa City in the 1860s, served on the Supreme Bench for five years, and later compiled an annotated code and wrote treatises. He taught at the State University and moved to Des Moines about five years ago.

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Des Marxes Iowa W. E. Muller Ames Iowa City Supreme Bench Des Moines State University
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Buried Vader a Wall At Court House Construction

About eleven o'clock yesterday morning Gre work men removing brick from the inner wall of the Court house. The wall fell trapping Frank Steggeman briefly but he escaped unharmed.

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Crocixsati Court House Frank Steggerman Creinwall Gre Frank Steggeman Ethaa
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