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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1884

Page

4

Democrats seek Lincoln's nomination amid party shifts

A New York paper surveys Republican convention prospects, noting Edmunds Blaine and Arthur as unlikely nominees. It highlights Robert Lincoln as a compelling but unproven candidate with a strong name, while warning against hereditary succession and stressing constitutional limits on electing presidents.

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Sobriety and Faith in a Sabbath Reading Scene

A compilation of devotional quotes and religious musings on temperance, temptation, Easter splendor, and steadfast faith. It quotes Wats, Westcott, Rutherford, Clarke, and others on prayer, virtue, and the heavenly city. The piece also includes a critical Baltimore Sun note on politics, plus reflections by Rev. Wamlin and Rev. C L Spur geon on earnestness and eternity.

Christina Christ Rev T. 8 Wamlin

President Lincoln for national honor and justice

The writer laments party greed and calls for a president who upholds dignity, rejects factional bias, and battles corruption with firm justice. They nominate Revert T. Lincos of Illinois, praising honesty and conviction as the ideal leader for the country.

T. Lincos Illinois

Children's Fashions Return of Earing and Youthful Styles

Fashion notes for children's wear highlight durable fabrics like flannel serge and cheviot, dark shades with small patterns, ribbons and sashes, kilts with jackets, and practical washable materials. Descriptions cover dresses, stockings, shoes, millinery, and hairstyles suited to various ages, with emphasis on simplicity and economy for busy mothers.

Hamburg Milan

Old truths refreshed by heaven's smile, a Bunyan reflection

A brief epigraph-like line echoes John Bunyan on timeless truths renewed by a sense of heaven. The meditation suggests that enduring ideas regain freshness when touched by the divine or uplifting sentiment.

Heaven John Bunyan

Hydrophobia case shocks Chicago street scene

A fourteen year old boy on West Madison Street collapses with fits and doglike barking. Doctors suspect hydrophobia after witnessing foaming at the mouth and refusal to drink water. He last bit a dog six years ago. several physicians will evaluate the case today as treatment options remain limited.

Chicago van Buren Street Western Avenue Silkes

Origin of California figures told in gossip tale

A Baltimore style gossip piece recalls a 25 year old Marysville shanty town incident. Judge Stephen Ficht, young George Gortam, and Irish Mary Murphy’s daughter shipwreck a paddle dispute. Years later Gorham becomes California governor nominee and United States Senator Jones recalls the Marysville guest. Murphy’s daughter becomes Mrs William Sharon.

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Dear Little Baby in Philadelphia Divorce Court

A Philadelphia Times report describes an infant custody dispute in Quarter Sessions Court. Annette Antress, wife of Spencer C. Andress, aged twenty, was charged with deserting and failing to support her six month old baby. The judge counseled the couple to stay together for the child's sake. The courtroom scene showed the father kissing and tickling the baby as the parties considered reconciliation amidst the gathered onlookers.

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Squatters and Land Rights Clash in the West

In the wild West unauthorized occupants squat on lands of owners and claim superior rights. They use delays, cite courts and eminent domain to resist removal, presenting a pestiferous challenge to landlords. Local observations note varied nationalities among squatters and persistent legal maneuvering.

Great West Ladd Chivago

Life in the Idaho Mines in San Francisco Chronicle

A fragmentary account describes harsh conditions at the summit with a smoky half-hidden cabin offering a three dollar night under snow, meals of bacon and coffee, and a hopeful but fragile belated mining effort. It notes belated mail by two messengers, planned rail and stage progress, and sparse local commerce amid uncertainty about future transport and worker pay.

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Big Eels and a 10 Foot Monster Skein of Tales

An old fisherman near Sixth Street Market tells of colossal eels, Irish congers, and a mythical 10 foot specimen lurking under rocks in deep waters, while earlier notes report the 10th anniversary of the Nocklenburg declaration, plus assorted brief items from New York and Pennsylvania about missing money, a stock exchange presidency petition, a former attorney general, and a lumber dealer’s pledge.

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