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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1883

Page

4

Adams Humpty Dumpty Co dazzle at the theater

The Adams Humpty Dumpty Company staged a late night performance with a 50 minute set featuring knife throwing Barnardos feats and a wide range of vocal imitations. A Whistling orchestra and visual illusions captivated the audience in Rochester, with performers simulating birds, animals, and courtship scenes on stage to strong applause.

Adams Jia Une Aurlinettie Weil Wallace Eobenidertis Assim Saarbier Rochester

Sidewalk Bill Dispute Across Griswold Courtney Streets

J W Ayben challenges charges by street commissioner and contractor McCroskey for Griswold and Courtney street sidewalks. He says he never received notice for Griswold work, disputes measurements and labor, and demands a formal bill affidavit and explanation before paying.

McCrea Struc Comte Ney Street Doll Tau Griswold Street Madigan Louia McCroskey Courtney Street Mc Crosby J. OW. Ayben

Accidental Injury at Hamilton's Plaster Mill

At Hamilton's Plaster Mill on Buffalo an oiling accident on the second floor trapped Fred Schultz's arm in machinery. The limb was badly mashed and bone fragments were scattered. Workers halted the machine after 20 minutes, doctors treated the arm, and Schultz was taken home with amputation feared, now reported to be near the elbow.

Hamilton Buffalo Fred Schultz L. A

Death of Long Tom the Baggage Man

Thomas Clamney the Erie baggage master of Ramapo avenue Paterson died in Newburgh from injuries received Thursday evening after a fall at the West Shore depot. A tall, popular employee on through trains from New York to Dunkirk he lay in the conductors’ room awaiting a doctor before dying. He was single and leaves many friends.

Patterson Daily Guardian Thomas Clamney Erie Ramapo Avenue Newburgh Hle Long Tom Ile New York Dunkirk Paterson Graal Brown Chamney Tarough Uae West Shore Tie Ly Paterson Ian Deur Min

Crabbelie and the Crumbling Company Doomed

A fragmentary report from a touring company cites letters from Miss Annie Sutherland Dolph Levine and Susie Dillon praising the show while noting business troubles and a collapse. Critics question manager Mr Baavitt though praising the troupe and its charming Miss Paine and the star performers.

Dinate Europe Ali Lizgio Paine Dhaing “Crabbelie Angeline Une Waveoaten Annie Sutherland Dolph Levine Susie Dillon Escelical Baavitt

Vicinity Haps And Mishaps On Cheese Factory Near Arcade

Report covers a cheese lot of ten cheeses weighing 1000 pounds each from a nearby factory, tied to London orders for Christmas, with misprints and mishaps noted. Other items include agricultural yields from Tolles, Augustine Smith and George Kohn land assignations, and three creditors listed with specific unpaid notes and mortgage totals. A Universalist minister Westall resigns after a committee inquiry, while trustees resist severing ties and he continues preaching. Also advertised are stock in various fraternal and labor organizations for sale, and a note about Masonic Lithographers services.

Augustine Smith North Collits Inia George Kohn Partie Place Mathias Koln Ou Goodyear AG Micheal Auszauer Hersey H. A. Westall Piston Univers ‘A Philadelphia Divines Leva Swetzer and Moor Universalist Ministry Westall Chicago Unitarian Conference

Trust dispute over family property and debt repayment

The article reports Leother Vaentunt Strother and the Hidkubey case involving a trust deed for 2,000,099 in property, borrowed by a brother for a 2160000 loan. Joseph holds the property in trust for Ben when repaid, the deed would be canceled. The property value rose from about 400,000 to 3,000,000, and Joseph refuses to deed it back without repayment of management costs. Funeral notices follow for the M1 red Family in New Poisonbeccaaia, involving Moravian Cemetery. A separate item notes a boy Frederick Grenloch, 12, leaped from Case School to a train, losing both legs. Various ads for construction materials, clothing, yeast, and local vendors fill the remainder of the column.

Leother Vaentunt den Hidkubey Railreul Bane Heidi Joseph Ben

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