Non-Partisan Evening Observer items and regional notices
A crowded Evening Observer page summarizes political and legal developments: Kentucky governor race lead by Proctor Knott and Thomas L. Jones, with Buckner following. Vatican document condemns Parnell fund collections. Memphis debt settlement progress and new bonds issued at 1 145 per 2000. Brooklyn Bridge tolls set for pedestrians and vehicles. Irish National League denounces government policies and rent arrears. discussions on Senate extra session, Aque duct bill veto prospects, Page Savings Bank bill hearing dates. Bass Street bridge and Gass Street access to rail line urged. calls for city officials to enforce contracts. constitutional changes add two Supreme Court judges for the district.
Nomination Prospects for Chautauqua County Judge
The Republican judicial convention will elect the nominee from Chautauqua County. Among candidates is the Hon. W. T. Sessions, a seasoned lawyer with public experience and broad support. His nomination would satisfy voters across parties and uphold the district’s respected judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Republean
W. T. Sésuléne
Sessions
Imad
Eighth Judicial District
WASHINGTON WAIFS AND APPOINTMENTS INWINDING
Secretary Folger visits Annapolis naval academy and appoints Francis Vaughnout consul at Naples. Pension payouts may reach 5 million dollars this month. Folger issues a 125000 pound warrant to Lee heirs for Arlington estate. James F. Meline named chief clerk in treasurer's office. USS Pinta commissioned at Norfolk yard and condemned by inspectors. Commodore Pattison to retire, Commodore Semmes or Reed to succeed. Geneva award funds expected to cover Alabama Claims class one and part of class two judgments. Postmaster’s pay appropriation shows a potential deficiency of 1.5 million. Grand Army of the Republic denounces police appointments by district. Folger argues over tariff section seven affecting pottery manufacturers.
Cherry Creek Real Estate Turns Include Local Moves
Special Reporter notes sale of about half an acre on South Division near Main to Mrs ELM Butler for 2250. Mrs B plans erecting a dwelling. a new handle factory building 42 by 30 feet is under superintendent Lewis Price. Mrs Exekiel Mount plans a carcer cure visit. Mrs A Tiall intends joining husband in Dakota. Addison Gronson buys a former marble works building on center street near Parsons Spencer store.
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Heekies Mount
South Division Street
Main
Elm. Butler
Mes. B
Lewis Price
Exekiel Mount
Tome
A. Tiall
Dakota
Addison Gronson
Center Street
Village Commerce and Property Shifts in Pine Valley
Berry and Turney have disposed of Tadic interest in the local hardware business at Pine Valley and may return. The village, once home to four millinery shops, now has one after Mrs G W Durfee bought Mrs J Alputt’s stake. With population growth, room exists for two stores and diverse shops to draw patrons. Wiedner and Benton moved their marble works to new quarters on South Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry & Turney
Pine Valley
G. W. Durfee
J. Alputt
Mrg
Time Table Fragments with Trains East and West
A fragmented timetable lists an assortment of train arrivals and departures. It mentions WESTER DEFART FREDONIA NORTHWARD EASTWARD and various stops including Dunkirk Carrollton Wellsville Salamanca Port Jervis and Hornellsville with irregular times and notes about Sundays and exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stukeminnice
Carrollton
Uboun
Cubs
Wellsville
Andove Horn
Lsville
Elmirs
Binghamton
Port Jervis
New York
Dunkirk
Sheridan
Estville
Smiths ‘Mills
Parrysburg
Dayton
Cattaraugus
Little Valley
Salamanca
Salamana
Breast Valley
Carrolltan
Alicwany
Olwan Boy
Linsdale
Cuba
Friendship
Belvidere III
Kelmont
Scto
Weillsville
Andover
Yaitred
Ahnend
Hornellsville
Fredonia Dunkirk Daily Bus and Train Schedule 1888
Train and bus times listed for Fre Fredonia and Dunkirk with multiple daily departures. Early morning 8:00 and 9:15 am options. 3:50 6:00 and 7:25 pm. additional 10:00 am and 12:20 pm routes. Mondays include extra 6:35 am and 5:08 pm departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foard Goo BR
Bradford
Coutsville
aneTtune Siti
Fron
Joannes
Keads
Bradsford
Carroll
Bineford
Buccsville
Readford Fo
Buttsy
Arrollton
Liv
A Irving
Limeston
Babcock Ur
Kendaal
Bradfort
de Golins
Reime Aeronows
FreFredonia
Mondeys
Fredonia
Franklin
Mercer
Pittburgh
Titusville
Multalo
Buntle
Pittsburgh
Union
Lakeville
Devon City
Spa
Union City
Salamanca Division
Gil City
Warren
Kinzua
Sundford
Kipton
Ain
Yin
OU City
Irvineton
Oil City
Pruinx
Leaya
mTive Stadford
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U stations on home at Me company's ly on tickets Apt.
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Evening Observer
the Evening Observer
Tennessee
Hawky Ganvison
Williams College
North Adams
Germany
Madagascar
France
Gov. Warken
Lowel
Gov. Butler
Democratic Convention
Kentucky
Proctor Knott
Thomas L. Jones
Gen
Buckner
Vatican
Ireland
Parnell Fund
Memphis
Mney
Brooklyn Bridge
Garcon
Oman
National League
Limerick
William O'Brien
Senate
Cleveland
Page Savings Banke
Medient College
Common Council
SEB. Co. Io
Bass Street
Neer Cin
Plang
Gass
Supreme Court
Tashington Waifs
Folger
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Francis Vaughnout
Naples
Act of Congress
Lee
Arlington Estate
James F. Meline
Lyman
Meline
Norfolk Navy Yard
Board of Inspection
Alaska
Pattison
Washington Navy Yard
Whiting
Commodore Semies
Pe Rcef
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Congress
Polger
George M. Robeson
der Hint
Cherry Creek
Parker
Hiscox & Co
WY. Ate
Parker's
Cologne
Williams
Techil
Boston
Tee Jbs
Sprout,muncy, Lycoming Co
Canadas
John Wil
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Southweat
Swombey
Commercial St
Mass
Ampxhire Ane
Paest
Bee
Messourl HL
Rom
Phyat
Si Mn & SR
Ora Ta Strate Mina Co
Cincinnati
Adtrete
A. Coptren &Go
Chicago
Dunkirk Markets
Warkets
Fausba
ETC &Co
Enon
Gary & Waittesey, Millers
Louis Heyl
Grocer
Ihoney Ae
C, Jones
Goa
M. Hamilton
Buffalo
Paris
Wil
Grabeler's
TAU
Wester
Claresco Reku
Jony Wal Y
Pittebergh Rose Et Theaday
IT & Tluns
Clute
New Vorkateie
Westar BB
Pullmann
Niagara Falls
St. Louis
Detroit
Tee Ade
Forestville
Smiths Mills
Perrysburg
Dreyton
Cutturupgus
Salanaanen
Great Valley
A. Mt. Vidalia
Allegany
Glean
Wingdile
Cubit Friendship
Bel
Hornellyville
Perry Siuris
Cattaraneus
Care
Routon
Suni
Tou Lope
Vandaag
Jesany
Clean
Dinstale
Westwald
SIGAM
Thorn Lsville N
Nellsville
Ainind
Belmont
Velvidere
Friendahip
Minselate
Qlean
Vandelig
Cyronton
Great Batley
Catriraugus
Jayton
Perrysbore
Smitha Stills
Sherifian
Is.r
Ara
Suntars
Iron Corba
Hinsilate
Lean
Vandalia
Fiscihi
Ae Ily
Wornellsvilie
Sake Anca
Salama- 4
Bradford Branch
Kenebald
St. Limestone
Carrachay
Oval
Grad Fore
Treefords
Carronton
Titusvile
Stratford
Lenya
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Angaty
Nirther Natieg
Maine
P.m
Pasar
Uch
Orton’s
Slo Ekidmare
Elyirvi
Ile
Joss Mill Rooel
Aretha
Iim Cn
Youngsville
Wollsrlie
Gabe
Ea Rollton
Balisville
Atlon
Crater
Baden
Limestone
Frvvelers Buine
Souths Western Branch
Apt. N.Y
Lake Shore Railroad
Lake Shore
Bulo
Chicazo
Tolelo
Sir Louis
Fast Mail
Macine
Butmo
ES Ward
Bumula
Denki
Couch
Sipe
Aden” Cenier
Colling Bay OS
MD Bay
Tivketa
Panama
Clymer
Corry
Adelphi Railroad
Sim
West
Laren
Lo Py
Warren Lo $E
Philadelphia
Buffy
Mairalo Daid
Albany
Syter
Bageige
Hine-talih Company
Baldwin
Gen. Pasa
Gatcuell
Exchange St
S. Y
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