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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1884

Page

2

Evening Observer publication practices and policies outlined

The Evening Observer describes its broader circulation reach in Dunkirk, claims broader distribution than rivals, and outlines policy on letters, public notices, and advertising. It explains Associated Press dispatch usage, author verification, free letters to sign on public topics, advertiser copy deadlines, and subscription payment handling.

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White South editorial denounces negro civil rights fears

A Southern newspaper reprints an exchange editorial from Grenata Banting of Mississippi. It argues that after Cleveland's election federal Reconstruction protections remain in force and warns colored citizens against expecting changes under Democratic rule. It mocks Radical gains and urges vigilance, peace, and work as keys to better times.

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Sensible Talk From Sine Jones on Post Campaign View

Jamestown Luna reports a post campaign interview with a Republican figure. He blames the defeat on the National Committee’s inefficiency and argues state committees should lead, noting Blaine’s absence hurt morale and that New York readers shaped opinions via major papers. He cites local county attitudes, Ohio influences, and questions on tariffs and Cleveland’s future. Victoria relics hobby noted at end.

Jamnestown Luna Dames Mic Place Iav.ing Q. BE. Jones Sun Serf Republican Party Nation Committee Blaine New York St. John Aches Pemeerle Cleve Tan Rhuine New York Times Harper's Weekly New York Graphic and Post Gneida County Roberts Chan Fron Heve Conkling John A. Mall Jim Torid Gsessions Williams Horton Chaukeuqua County Buffalo Cleveland Grover Cleveland South America

Fragmentary Crude Rant Reaches Backroom Politics

An incomplete derisive passage reflects racial tension and religious grievance as a speaker derides opponents and questions the Lord's stance in a tainted political discourse. The text hints at backroom politicking, withheld details, and overheard confidences in a troubled exchange.

Revival of Business Reports and Cultural Notes Across Regions

Editorial notes survey a revival of business reports nationwide and discuss a variety of topics. Mention of Onion Locax, KitaL dione Too, and a Connecticut farmer colony bound for Dakota appears alongside updates on labor, emigration, and industry. The piece also covers theater, photography, and social issues with a tone characteristic of period journalism.

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Figures Hint at Blaine Loss in 1884 Nomination Battle

Totals show Blaine trailing Gar Hell by large margins with 155 741 of 227 754 loss engaging a broad cross section of party figures and clergy. Ohio moves for a constitutional amendment while prominent governors judges and legislators back ratification.

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Dunkirk Union ECHSOLS Regents Certificates List

Names of pupils entitled to Regents Preliminary Certificate from the November examination include Bertram Candee Burt Wagcott Burts Parker Charlie Salyer Peter Tracy Florence Foley Belle Fink Marlin Falls Augusta Garizke Clara Key Hattie Laycroft Milite Ishium Nellie Park Dora McCarthy Hattie Newman Jessie Taylor Lida Walhholt Ramus area. The report notes growing prosperity of the Dunkirk schools with certificates rising from 1 in 1882 to an estimated 50 in 1885 after February and June tests.

Dunkirk Union Echsols Bertram C. Candee Burt C. Wagcott Burts. Parker Charlie B. Salyer K. Peter Tracy Florence E. Agnes Foley Belle Fink Marlin L. Falls Augusta B.C. Garizke Clara C Hattie L. Layecroft Milite Ishium Nellie C. Ale Park Dora J. McCarthy Hattie E. Newman Mm. Orhan le M. de Ellie Pa Puch Ey Bolt Lie Jessie Taylor Lida Walhholt Ramus Germana Delia Winters Gromelly Lannah L . Pieres Gied Covernment E Whitu Farrie Williams William Luvyl Willian Everts Cora Corwin Dlaeriean Ilistury Mary LE. Ducka Mary J. Lannion Frogk C. Perkins Chara Ff Watson Ernest Vams Plorence M. Andrews Lizzie A. Wheeler Libbig A. Pierce Miott Joes Libbie Tinund Day Frank

Local notes from Cassadaga and surrounding towns

Cassadaga and nearby communities report visits from former residents and relatives across Mar mony and Dunkirk. Members like Perry Mattoon, Wells Graves, Dr J W Pont, Br Eugene Drake, and family ties with Light Tuttle and others are noted along with local events and shop closures, school exhibitions, and Christmas prep.

Perry Mattoon Marmony Wells Graves J. W. Pont Dunkirk Br. Eugene Drake Light Tuttle Chautauqua Road Dineen Stone Hila Burnham Cushmay Hall Pierpont F. A. Pond Mass L. P. Waterman Ellery Veaper Kansas J. B. Woodworth Cherry Creek Wilder, Kansas Grace Wagoner Charlotte M. M. Wagoner Mathewson Kanes A. Drake Orie

Surprise Birthday Gathering Near Navy at Forestville

On the evening of the 8th, about 40 neighbors gathered near Forestville to honor Mrs. Moore on her birthday. Sam Fletcher presented a fine gift. Mrs. Moore’s warm, appreciative response followed. Guests left gratified by a homelike, bountiful reception and delicious food. The article also describes handmade cologne bottle covers crafted from beer bottles, with pastel fabric covers and satin bows.

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Markets in brief from uk us and midwest rings

Market notes from London and Cleveland detail money rates and mercantile paper, with grain and live cattle prices. Wheat, corn, oats, and hogs are listed by grade and region, plus Chicago and Cincinnati trading colors. Strong entities include United States Congress, Ohio markets, and Chicago exchanges, with multiple grain and livestock quotations across November.

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Train Schedules and Connectors From Buffalo Market

The notice lists train leaves and times for connections to Boston, Newark, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester and all eastern points. It announces tickets and baggage checked to principal points with timetable information available from Gatchell, Bellows, and WEL at 41 Exchange Street, Buffalo. Presence of general superintendent and agent details indicates official railway notice.

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The Nickel Plate Railway Passenger Equipment Refit

The New York Chicago and St. Louis line reports all passenger cars are new and fitted with safety appliances for fast and comfortable travel. Trains stop at the Denot Van Buren street and N. W. L. depot at Buffalo. Service begins March 1884 and continues until further notice.

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Dunkies and Fredonia Street Bus Schedule Changes

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