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Evening Observer in Dunkirk, New York

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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1884

Page

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Desperate saloonist shoots two men in Somerset County

A Kentucky born saloon keeper Jim Smith in Berlin Somerset County Pa killed two men in front of his saloon after reports that Virginia highwaymen planned to attack him. He fled into nearby woods and is now at large as authorities search for him. The incident follows labor tensions at the Allegheny Mountain Tunnel project nearby with armed gangs suspected of robberies.

Paiapelrhraa Berlin Somerset County Somerset Jim Smith Smith Kentucky South Pennsylvania Railroad Allegheny Mountain Virginia James Smith Chicago Coron Exchange

Public Sheriff's Sale Notice in Dunkirk Chautauqua County

Supreme Court actions in CuanTaugra County name Jaco AL Ten Eyck and others as plaintiffs and Leopold Gunther as defendant. By virtue of judgment, sale set for October 30, 1864 at 10 in the forenoon at Ham Trookstaver's office in Dunkirk to satisfy the lien. Describes two parcels in Dunkirk bounded along Webster and Buffalo streets, with precise block and lot measurements and street frontage. Charles A. Merrill, Sheriff, and deputies listed. attorney W. Doorstaver.

Supreme Court CuanTaugra Jaco AL Ten Eyck Leopold Gunther Ham Trookstaver Dunkirk Wabar Street Gaat Second Webster Street Buale Streee Buftale Buffalo Street Charles A. Merrill M. Mattsson Doorstaver

McCullough Theatre Cancelation Shocks Chicago Audience

John McCullough could not perform the Gladiator at McVicker's theater as doors were locked and the venue darkened. Managers canceled all dates and sent the company to New York after his illness and nervous state were revealed. Keene aided his return, but physicians note possible paresis, raising concerns over his career and safety.

Chicago Circaco McVicker John McCullough Messrs. Brooks McCullough Price New York Keene Brooks and Price State Monroe Streets Gladiator Richelieu Brooks Leland Jubn McCullough Storey Chicago Times

Decision on labels and trade marks by the Patent Commissioner

Patent Commissioner Butterworth rules that label subject matter must be properly claimed as a label and not merely as a trade mark. He also states Section 4,804 acts as a statute of limitations, warning applicants that delays may be deemed abandonment. A minor may enlist in the Marines with parental consent for ages sixteen to eighteen, but those eighteen or younger require guardian approval. The habeas corpus case of James Shagree, nineteen, who enlisted, is noted. CRPITAL NOTES: The Cincinnati and Baltimore exhibition game ended in a draw by darkness after seven innings. Treasury estimates September debt reduction at about 13.5 million dollars. Indian Bureau estimates for next fiscal year total 7,538,000 dollars. St French resigns as Division Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service in Cincinnati to join Bell Telephone. Alonzo Burt to become his successor.

Curiaco Evening Mail P. DB. Weare Z. W. Simmons Northwestern Telegraph Company Board of Trade Simmons Weare Gould Chicago Commissioner OF Patents Butterworth Wylie Criminal Court Marine Corps of the Navy Janes Shagree Marine Corps Crpital Cincinnati Baltimore American Association Treasury Department India Price Indian Bureau St. French Railway Mail Service Bell Telephone Company French Alonzo Burt Olatile Kan Mr. St. John Samuel Decker Pittsburgh Fime Lampelal United States Utis Democratic Party Redex Rod Joan P. St. Jons

Destructive Fires Hit Hamilton Manufacturing and Other Towns

Fire at Hamilton Manufacturing in Lowell Mass destroyed 3900 tons of coal on the ground floor causing extensive damage. Several workers were overcome and rescued as gas exploded, with at least one man injured. Loss estimated at 11060, under control by 7 am. Separate fires in Chestnut Hill, Lynn, Natrona and other locations caused millions in insured losses. Jersey cattle auction in New York reports strong prices despite disease concerns.

Flamilton Manufacturing Company Lowel Mass John Quinlan Tlase No. 4 Erdenheim Commodore Kitson Madge Alarin Lynn Robinson Oruisoe Revere Geach Pittaburan Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Works Natrona Allegheny River Here Philadelphia

John St Johns Letter of Acceptance Prohibition Article

St John the Prohibition nominee for President accepts the Pittsburgh convention nomination. His letter denounces alcohol as a social evil, urges national unity, and calls for ending liquor manufacture and sale to protect homes and the economy. He argues for honesty and sobriety in government and condemns party factionalism.

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Imperial Edict and Cholera Scare Across Europe and Africa

Reports from Dongola to Dublin describe sickness among British soldiers, cholera outbreaks in Genoa and Narces, and threats to farmers. An imperial edict in Canton urges restraint as violence and unrest ripple through Ireland, Italy, and Canada with rail accidents and legal cases echoing global turmoil.

Dongola Fathers of Ireland Shangua Canton Caio Genoa Tony Cano Dongela Dublin Dublin Castle Loxpox Powers Gordon Khartoum Viena R. Weinrich Trabe Dus Harrington America Narces Italy Caino Zagazig

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