Dunkirk Masonic Bodies Schedule Meetings
Dunkirk Chapter No. 191 and Dunkirk Council No. 25 of the R and M observe stated convocations and assemblies on specific monthly days. Officers H J Gibbs and H P Tatkee oversee Dunkirk Chapter with H P Tatkee as secretary, while Dunkirk Council lists B L Busison as T J M and Charles Blood as recorder.
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Dunkirk
A.M
H. J. Gibbs
H. P. Tatkee
Dunkirk Council Np
B. L. Busrison
T.J
Charles Blood
Buffalo street tailor offers cheap cleaning and repairs
Peter Hermes of Buffalo street near Sevond advertises clothing cleaning and repair at low prices. The notice lists various merchants selling cigars, quick lime, cement, poultry and sausages, and promotes the Buffalo One Price Clothing Store at 47 Center Street with wide stock and plain pricing. Also mentions plants, phosphates, fertilizers, springs goods, and lots of weed delivery from Hamilton's yards.
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Peter Hermes
Buffalo Street
Sevond
Buffalo One Price
Centre
of Springs
Ourfalo
Center Street
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store
Dodge City Vigilantes Seize Control in Kansas Town
In Dodge City Kansas a vigilante group led by Tom Nixon expelled five gamblers and ordered prisoners to leave town. A mayor aligned with the vigilantes aided the action as armed guards watched trains and the jail, signaling serious trouble for the open saloon town famed for cowboys and gambling.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Dodge City
Kansas
Topeka
Webster
W. H. Harris
Harris
Deaton
Degue
Short
Tom Nixon
Larned
Fire At A A King Sons Malt House In Batavia
Fire destroyed the expansive malt house of A A King & Son in Batavia killing all 20 000 bushels of malt and 60 000 bushels annual capacity. Loss estimated at 45000 with insurance nearly covering it. Fire started around 240 am reported by C A Sherwood secretary of Johnson Harvester Co. and a central alarm rung. Firemen fought to save adjacent buildings as the main brick structure burned.
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Associated Press
Batavia
N. Y
AAT
King & Son
C.A. Sherwood
Johnson Harvester Company
Sherwood
Harvester Company
Fire Department
Elm Street
Dishonest clerk robs Amex of fifty thousand dollars
Special Dispatch reports a Burgholts panic over an epidemic of malignant German measles and scarlet fever with over sixty cases. The item notes a separate lightning strike on oil tanks at Cavant Point, New Jersey. An unrelated line mentions a $50,000 theft from American Express in Indianapolis.
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Evening Observer
Locxrvet
N. Y
Burgholts
Frank Vaughn Arrested for $50,000 American Express Theft
Special dispatch reports Ixpiaxavotts Indiana May 10 that Frank Vaughn, chief money clerk at the American Express Co in the town, was arrested last night on a charge of stealing $50,000 and has confessed to the crime.
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Evening Observer
Ixpiaxavotts
Ind
Frank Vaughn
American Express Co
Iee
Nun Leaves Hoch elaga Abbey After Papal Release
Montreal report says a young nun sought release from vows, the Pope granted prayer and she returned to her family. Springfield legislators near deadlock as High License bill appears killed in regular order, with no call to debate. Harrisburg reports a bill banning devices for surreptitious destruction of life or property by explosion or fire. Springfield Mass notes Dwight Thurber, head of Powers Paper, shot by his wife after he begged to be taken back. couple separated since March.
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Montreal
Hochelaga
Springfield
Ill
Uny
Mass
Dwight Thurber
The
Power's Paper Company
Multi-city Special Dispatch Summary Brief
Special Dispatch reports a wide set of incidents from May 16 across cities. Notable items include Edward Mertins of Peomicher & Co amid firm financial trouble, indictments missing from the District Attorney, a Texas sheep clip decline, Jim Sferndon convicted of murder, and Lake City defaulter Bekman. Also covered: unrest in Guayaquil, mill resumes in Chicago, Armenia arrests, a Dublin jury intimidation summons, a Syracuse diamond theft, a high-value murder trial jury, a New York peddler theft, Sicily earthquake activity, a clerical shooting in Clifton, a railroad wreck in Petersburg, a Madison rail accident, New Haven fire casualties, and a Watertown murder suspect extradition.
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Evening Observer
New York
Edward Mertins
Peomicher & Co
Lightning Hits Oil Works in Jersey City Fire Loss Near 2.5 Million
Special Dispatch reports that Standard Oil Works at Caven Point was struck by lightning this morning. Several tanks exploded and the storehouse with refined oil was destroyed. The loss approaches 2.5 million dollars and hundreds are left jobless.
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Jersey City
N. J
Standard Oil Works
Caven Point
The Standard's Loss at Cavan Point Fire
Fire destroyed dock, several tank-boats, and over 100 ft of trestle at Cavan Point. Lightning struck a large oil tank causing it to burst and explode, spreading burning oil and damaging ships. About 500000 barrels of oil burned, with six lives lost and crews battling the blaze amid collapsing buildings and debris.
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Cavan Point
Jurszy Ciny
Oil Notes Market Bullish On Bali Town Well Hope
The market fell today amid reports of a Bali town well showing a good result. The May market report looked decidedly bullish, with investors reacting to the telegraphic updates and ongoing field news from Ore Crrr Pennsylvania.
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Evening Observer
Ore Crrr
Bali
Signal Station Weather Map Near Buffalo and Lakes
Observation from Wasurxeton reports a storm moving toward the lower lakes. Signal stations near Buffalo and Omaha indicate lower lakes area likely affected last evening.
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Wasurxeton
Lower Lakes
Buffalo
Storm Central
Omaha
Trade and Commerce Latest Markets Corrected by Telegraph
Latest markets update corrected by telegraph for this evening. Market movements, prices, and emphasis reflect overnight and intercity reporting. Key items include commodity prices, stock shifts, and currency notes affecting trade activity tonight.
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Telegraph
Grain Markets and Oil Prices Reported in Loose Ledger
Grain markets across Buffalo and Toledo show quiet to firm activity with mixed demand for winter and milling grades. Texas and Midwest bids surface for wheat, corn, and oats while oil and bond quotes drift in the latest market column as traders weigh supply and seasonal factors.
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Toledo
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