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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1884

Page

3

The Singer Machine Co Trade Ad Claims Lead

A compact promotional note extols Singer sewing machines as superior, noting widespread imitations and counterfeits elsewhere. It cites the Chicago relic committee supplying machines to needy women, with 2945 applicants and 487 Singer units bought locally in 1983, asking why Singers dominate.

Singer Pitt Chicago Relic Committee Dunkirk Tie Singer Mie. Co Center St. Dunisiric T. H. Patton M Gr

International Control Talks Calm Egypt Occupation Debate

France presses for immediate international control of Egypt with a time limit on British occupation while Granville seeks five years minimum and postponement of a conference. Italy backs France. Goebbels denounces multi control. Reports also note arrests at Charing Cross for explosives and the Ton ga la disturbance where the governor vows pacification after threats.

France Lonpox Ace le Supreme Italy Engaes Saudan Aif Davaur Barber

Contempt Case Ties Warner to Grand Jury Ties

Memphis May 27 Colonel BG Warner president of the Gayove Club was sent to jail by Judge Greer for contempt tied to returnable grand jury questions about gaia woth alleged bets. Witnesses face coercion rules as juries demand testimony despite self-incrimination fears. In another item riots loom, with Canada notes on grain and measles spread in Tunover township and cornerstone laid for a new Catholic school in Indiana.

Gauabiog Ln Pennessee Memphis Toon BG Warner Gayove Club Yah Judza Greer Criminal Court Grand Jury Gaia Woth Wes Betes Warner Doderick Judes Larney Benestorth Urey

Late News Items From A Turbulent Week

Thirteen deaths in Havana from yellow fever during the week ended last Saturday. Laborers in Buffalo demand fifty cents a day. Moody and Sankey’s mission at Crosdon, Lund, Sunday, successful. they sail for America July 5. Crop prospects look excellent in Ontario Manitoba and the Northwest. Manitoba Legislature reassembled at Winnipes on Monday. Ottawa delegation report due tomorrow. Twacher, Caswell, and Caswell drowned near Utica after a boat accident Monday. John Lowell, son of Judge Lowell, suicide in Buffalo at thirty. Carpenters' Union Chicago ends strike. wage advance demand largely met. Slavery Abolition Society of Spain petitions to halt tagging of negroes in Cuba. minister promises stricter enforcement. Mrs Triment, who killed her infants, alive but insane. Delegates agree on talks with Croce. uncertain whether England will permit France to hold trial rights.

Havana Buffalo Sreasu Wires Moody Sankey Crosdun Lund Stonday America Ontero Manitoba Northwest Winnipes Ottawa Charles ‘Twitcher Chauncey Caswell Moris Caswell Crogan Utica N.Y John Lowell Lowell Supreme Couniy New York Lunfalo Carpenters' Union Chicago Slavery Abolition Society of Spain Guba Triment St. Louis Coitus Croce England France Bates Ealing Apueluliet Lyod

Local notice fragment in unfamiliar language

Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference names and dates in an uncertain context. Readable items include possible personal names and scattered words, but the event, place, or clear action remain unclear. Further content is needed to produce a concrete headline and summary.

Tenmile bicycle race in Washington yields inexact results

Washington May 27 A tenmile professional bicycle race concluded yesterday afternoon. Riders included J I Prince LL WW Dgham W M Woodside and W J Borgan with Prince winning by thirty feet in fifty two minutes forty six seconds. Woodside placed second. Moray exited on the second mile and Higham stopped after breaking a spoke near one tenth mile.

Cringe Washington Afay LL WW. Dgham W. MM. Woodside W. J. Biorgan Prince Woodside Moray Higham

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