The Erie Store Adverts and Local Prices
Sanitary plumbing goods and rubber hoses dominate the page as E C Perry & Co advertise sewer pipes water pipes and rubber hose while Buffalo One Price Clothing Store touts latest collars cuffs and clothing at low prices. Dunkirk merchants urge improvements to stone walkways and promote local sales with many prices and promotions.
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Rogan
Monroe
E.c.perry & Co
E.c.perry&co
E.C. Perry & Co
E. C. Perry & Co
Buffalo
Bailato One Pace Clothing Store
Earl and Wilson
Bailato One Price
Lion St. Omyd
Langworthy
Buffalo One Price
Centre
Dunkirk
Rudolph Moldenhauer
Third
Monroe's ad notes and town notices
Maggie Mitchell left at 12 30 today. L and M G pay car arrives Thursday. Eugene Thompson of Westfield visited last evening. Mark Aaron of New York and L K Gray of Newark at the Carl Bert. Chautauqua County Board of Underwriters to meet Thursday in Jamestown with Dunkirk fully represented. Albany correspondence mentions the revised charter. Smith assignee of A R Sellen declares 50 percent dividend on first preferred claims. John Dougherty of Excise Board says licenses issued this year far fewer than last. Dance tickets are out for Thursday at the roller rink first class entertainment with refreshments by Mrs. Simpson. Assignee Holt says asset inventory begun and report due before May 20. Dr B Rathban leaves to attend the seventeenth annual meeting of the Dental Society of the State of New York. Democratic County Committee met at the Erie Hotel and endorsed applicants for Bemus Point post offices.
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Enseaver
Albany
Smith
A. R. Sellen
A. RK. Sellen
John Dougherty
Excise Board
Rolier Rink
Simpson
Holt
B. Rathban
The
Dental Society of
State of New York
Tueada
Democratic County Committee
Erie
Bemus Point
Dancing platform planned for Fourth of July grove celebration
P M Rea received the contract to erect a large dancing platform in the center of the grove at Lakewood and nearby towns. The structure will be used in the Agricultural Society of Northern Chautauqua Fourth of July celebration.
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P.M. Rea
Yentadas
Agricultural Society of Northern Chautauqua
Supervisors to consider Sperry bondsmen offer at Mayville meeting
The Board of Supervisors will meet next Monday at Mayville to review Sperry bondsmen’s offer of 35 000 to settle with the county. A 45 000 offer could cover about half of Sperry’s defalcation, with taxpayers facing roughly 14 000 to raise. The Journal notes moral and legal duties to restore trust funds and state-levy ramifications, including school fund losses and court charges, amid pending court actions and anticipated recoveries from misappropriations.
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Board of Supervisors
Mayville
Sperry
Orrin Sperry
Trust Fonda
Jamentown Journal
Porter Snelden
Counsil
Jamestown Journal
New York
Buffalo
Sooda
Porter & Sperry
Supreme Cour
Maggie Mitchell Delights Dunkirk Audience at Opera House
Maggie Mitchell drew the season’s largest audience in Dunkirk with a lively performance in A Little Savage at the Opera House. Her voice, acting, and dancing received high praise though the plot bordered on comic opera. Audiences hailed her as quick spirited and magnetic, predicting lasting recall of the show.
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Maggie Mitchell
Opera
Dunkirk
Audran
Sarge
Tao Labor Problem in Our City Arises in Hiring
Residents complain that laborers seek work ineffectively while one man living far away is instantly given work by telephone or telegraph. Merchants who want top workers should advertise steadily in the Onemeven.
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Eptror
Thia City
Boiler Explosion Claims No New Victims say in Newspaper
Coroner's inquest into the Saturday boiler blast yields testimony from Dr. D. M. Smith confirming Foote and Smith died from severe injuries and drowning. Witnesses describe the engine setup at D. Wright & Co. and the moment of the explosion as steam pressure rose to about seventy pounds.
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Foote
Smith
Joseph Acden Smith
Sacred Heart Church
Lion Street
Mesare
B. L. Harrison
C. F. White
A. 5. Roberts
W. H. Bigelow
J. W. Perkins
T. H. Morian
H. Sherman
Mr. Blood
M. Smiths
Charles L. Foote
Josah A. Smith
Wright &Co
Fowte
Woon A. Waneen
Walker
Sias DB
Fosree
Wright and Co
Costass A. Toop
Wright
Gaonas Ceuses
Af Wright & Co
Strem-Gauge
Wato
Tuomas Frisuex
Engineer Foote and boiler explosion at Wright & Co dock
Eyewitness accounts describe pressure on the engine lever and a heavy hammer on Foote’s boiler. Chaos followed the explosion sending Foote into the lake and later death, with investigations planned to reveal the cause. Charles L. Foote’s body to be moved to Lion street. funeral set for tomorrow. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads and tax sale notices interleave local notices and consumer pitches.
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Fagan
Blood
Charles L. Foote
Lion Street
Monroe offers ceiling decor and home renovation items
H P Monroe advertises a season of repairs with ceiling decorations, wallpapers, mouldings, paints, brushes, glazes, shades, and Tic Shades. The pitch promises varied designs, affordable options, and ready-to-install window coverings for home improvement.
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P. Monroe
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