Late News Items and Miscellaneous notices in brief
Obituary notices report William H. Perry of Michigan Central Railroad dying in Buffalo at fifty three. New York port imports for the week total 5 095 000 with 1 087 000 dry goods and 4 911 000 general merchandise. Wake Forest College selects Rev Charles E Taylor as president. Wesleyan College defeats Rutgers 31 to nothing in football. Ottawa sees a parliamentary move to form a canal linking Lake St Clair to Lake Erie. Andover Frogt Company furnace resumes with wage cuts: laborers 90 cents daily, furnace men 1 25, keepers 1 60. British Columbia’s Attorney General Davie heads north to investigate Indian troubles among rival missionaries. Bergen Point firm Carr and Hobson, inc engineers of ag implements, assigns. capital 250 000 with 357 736 assets and 170 987 liabilities. Louis Otto, who shot his wife in Buffalo, arraigned but claims intoxication. Masonic Mutual Benevolent Association sues Ed Harrison and Gerard B. Allen as bondsmen for N W Lake over 16 476.14 not accounted. judgment sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Perry
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Buffalo
New York
Charles E. Taylor
Wake Forest College
North Carolina State Baptist Convention
Wesleyan
Rutgers
Ottawa
Lake St. Clair
Thames River
Lake Erie
Andover Frogt Company
Davie
British Columbia
Carr and Hobson
Bergen Point
N. J
Louis Otto
Buffaio
St Louis
Masonic Mutual Benevolent Association
Ed Ilarrison
Gerard B. Allen
N. W. Lake
Luke
Frisky horse causes fatal fall near Friend's Station
Reports from multiple locations dated November 19 recount fatal events and political shifts. In Tennessee near Friend's Station Professor Bradshaw and his wife perish following a runaway incident when a bridled horse startled by a passing train caused them to be thrown. Nearby a drunken Morris attacks his wife in Independence Missouri, leading to her critical injuries. Other notices include deaths of prominent figures, a canal company meeting in Chicago, a lawyer's death in Delaware, a senate election tie broken in Illinois, presidential clemency for two convicted men, a double shooting near Macon, and convention arrivals in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ems Woonga
Tenn
Professor Bradshaw
Witc
Friend's Station
Bradshaw
Loos
John Morris
Morris
Tie
Independence
Strike Exdod Ends As Company Reverses Wage Cut
The Branford lock works strike near New Hayes ends after 350 workers walk out Monday. Company rescinds wage and hour reductions. orders on hand cover months of full activity. Workers return to duty this morning. Also notes a bank suspension in New York and a feature on envelope manufacturing with the Leader machine and global exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hayes
Conn
Branford
Branton
Bank
New York
Ping Grove
Bank, of
Vy Yeh
Wi Geally
New York Mail and Express
Iin
United States
Canada
South America
Mexico
West Indies
Australia
Liverpool
Russia
Man Hears of Brother's Death Then Discovers Alive in Hospital
In a New York saloon Brown learns from Jamies Williams that his brother Ebenezer has died at the hospital. Brown pays 40 cents for fare and a coffin plate before discovering Ebenezer is alive and recovering. Williams is later arrested on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mody
New York Herald
Benjamin Brown
Broome and
Sullivan Streets
Jamies F. Williams
Brown
Mr. Brown
Ebenezer
Coloredoma and Hospital
Williams
Postponement of Dinner With Freddy in Boston Tale
Freddy, a well-known local young man with questionable credit, takes his date to a road house planning a dinner for two and a bottle of Mumm's. The proprietor hesitates advising Freddy to dine next week, and Freddy considers bringing his horse to the door as shadows lengthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Freddy
Landard
Subtle Changes In Old Friends At A Kentucky Meeting
A quirky dialogue between Jinks and Finks reveals shifts from dandy to sub-dude as they note changes, marriage, and casual plans. The piece also references a brief exchange about Plunkitt and a drink, hinting at social dynamics and friendly interest within a Kentucky setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jinks
Finks
Kentucky State Journal
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ad Promises Teething Relief
A retro advertisement urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain. It claims rapid relief for a crying, sick child and also promises cure of dysentery and diarrhea, stomach regulation, gum softening, and overall toning. The product is touted as pleasant tasting and prescribed by a renowned nurse, offered at 35 cents per bottle nationwide.
Cure for Piles Seek Immediate Relief with Bosanko Remedy
Piles cause back and abdominal weight with indigestion and moisture itching after wear. Dr Bosanko’s Pile Remedy absorbs tumors eases itching and yields a permanent cure. Price 50 cents. Address The Dr Bosanko Medicine Co Piqua Ohio. Sold by H P Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosanko
Empress's Riding Habit Features Gold Trim and Waistcoat
The Empress of Austria wears a black riding habit with a stone colored waistcoat, gold edged bodice and skirt rims, and gold button fastenings on the waistcoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Verds Praises Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel
Washington author and commissioner endorses Kiebig Co Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel as invaluable for piles salt rheum catarrh painful periods rheumatism colds and neuralgia. Warns to beware of cheap counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Board of Wealth
Kiebig Co
Uatel
Electro Voltaic Belt for Health and Manhood Trial
Young men encouraged to request a thirty day trial of the Electro Voltaic Belt and other electric appliances for nervous debility loss of vitality rheumatism neuralgia paralysis and related ills Complete restoration to health vigor and manhood guaranteed No risk thirty days trial policy illustrated pamphlet free mentions kilted skirt demand for little girls with variations in knitting pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall
Mich
Caution on Cough Remedies and Embroidered Cords
Advertises Dr Bosanke's Cough and Lung Syrup as the trusted choice, warns against inferior equivalents, and notes prices. Mentions Ar. P. Monroe as seller. Also mentions gold silver and steel threads combined with silk and wool in new embroidery braids and cords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bosanke
Ar. P. Monroe
Wells Health Renewer and Shilohs Cure Advertisements
A fragmented ad dense with various patent remedies and treatments. Mentions Wells Health Renewer for heart troubles digestion and insomnia, Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure, Shilohs Vitalizer for constipation and appetite loss, and Rough on Corns. Also notes trains on the Rochester division pausing in Salamanca and lists coal yard and building materials at Hamilton's Coal Yard.
Dr Fenner Blood Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Fenner's Blood Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic as a universal cure. It cites patient testimonials from New York and Fredonia praising relief of biliousness headaches skin issues and nervous fatigue. The piece also promotes Dr Fenner's Kidney and Back Ache Cure and lists H P Monroe of Dunkirk as a dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Dr. Fenner
Fenner
Fredon
Lake of the
New York
Tom Louse
New York Tribune
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
N.Y
Tracy
Move of Dr W W White Second Hand Store to Elk Street
Notice records the removal of the second hand store of Dr W W White from Lion street to Elk street corner of Second opposite the Dunkirk barrel factory. Sam prepared to purchase all kinds of second hand furniture and large stock is for sale. Tam ready to auction on short notice. Also notes on veterinary and hairdressing services and poultry and meats vendors in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. White
Lion Street
Elk Street
Dunkirk
Sam
Tam
de. W. V. Witte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Mass
Lamlap
AK E. Whitman
Pittstreep
C. J. Hoon & Co
Homer B. Nash
C. Hood & CG
Apothecaries
Lowell
Foster, Millurn & CO
Propra
S.A
Gray
MW. Y
John Harper
Taysr
M. Vandevelde Agt
Kant Third Street
Battal Aceileng
Rofessor
Bradshaw and Wife
Gue Eis
Basmiore
Adrian
Brooklyn
Chas. E. Bostwick
United States Internal Revenue Department
Michigan & Mississippi Canal Company
Cmcaco
Lake Michigan & Mississippi Canal Company
Grand Pacific
Congress
Hennepin Canal
Wrewiseron
Del
Richard Harrington
Dover
Washington
Bond
Ellinoig Senate
Cincaco
State Senate
Illinois
Frank Loring
Join Fleming
United States Mail
Macox
Ben Beck
Jones County
Macon
Stephen
John Stubbs
Beck
Stubbs
Railway Conductors' Mutual Aid Society
Cuicace
Railway Conductors’ Mutual Aid and Benevolent Association
Grand Pacific Hotel
Blarrisburg
Atlanta
Joseph E. Brown
United States Senate
Bey
Dugh
Sruchu
Lion Brey
J. Hicper
Rochester
Rochester & Pittsburg R. St
Salamanca
Bradford
Lyon Tros
J. Marper
Wyoming County
Shiloh
Lyon Bros
J. Harper
Hamilton
Eagle
Gamchent Mae Shiroh
Lyon
Cor
West
Sta
Marsachusetts
John Age
Bagzage
Hi. A
Davidl Kennedy
Hondout
David
Lemler
OLD Berksuire Mills
Dalton
Peter Lingler
Paist
Afteca
Hal
Fane
Iss
Kennedy
Pes Lawler
Lauer
Cmas. U. Erat
Dalton Jrue
THE
Agnes
Address Tree & Co
Augusta Maine
Friz Necker
Northeast
Pennsylvania
Wheelers Tonsort
Third Street
Tod
A.staph
Sadies
Lott
T. O. Juanes Solis
Zetesian
Predonia, N.Y
First Entertainment
Richard A. Proctor
H. P. Monroe
West Shore & Buffalo Railway
Sand&y
Depar
Commer Exe
Louisiana Street
New England
A.M
Gulfett Garé
Boston
Daly
Sion Bridge
Sig A. Mo
Ab Cy
Exchange Street
Aid Lovie
Genesee Howse
Asheem
Nce
Halla
America
Wanamaker
OAK Hall
M. van DE Velde
Starrhé Yeu Co
Famestown
Sobn Arper
Lion
Monroe
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