29 Oct 1883
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1883
Page
1
Fragmented report covers a global conference on submarine cable protection and wartime power withdraw rights, noting English proposals and objections from nationalists. The piece also mentions political unrest near Loughrea and Fermaugh, with nationalist and orange tensions rising amid international cues from Russia and Austria.
The Armstrong heirs sue Warren Brodget over property valued at 4060. Mrs Armstrong conveyed assets to Bleidget amid alleged improper influence by her husband ex governor Tate. Plaintiffs seek recovery as the case heads to a mill bench. Official Jawa returns show Sherman leading for governor with 64,182 votes over Kinne and Weaver.
A resolution by the Supreme Council of the United States declares the Patriarchal Circle independent and self sustaining while preserving identity with the Odd Fellows. Members retain membership eligibility in the federation, with no loss of affiliation. In New York a financial report notes improving business conditions and steady markets across commodities, reflecting cautious optimism amid low prices and stable trade.
Boston residents subscribed fifty thousand dollars to a fund named for the Will tear Rawten Negers to support the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In a separate note from The Commercial Gazette’s back channel, Francis J. Kelly, who confessed to murdering KB.T. Arnett aboard a trading boat, was sentenced to life in prison.
James J. Lingafelter auditor of Licking County was arraigned Saturday before US Commissioner Guerin on the charge of collecting exorbitant pension fees. He waived examination and was bound over to the US Courts. Bond set at 2000 dollars.
A Mexican report from Chihuahua describes Apaches overrunning Casas Grande and killing a Mexican officer after a clash. It details the pursuit by Mexican troops, the rail danger near a river, and a large Apache raid with stolen horses. The account mentions General Gnera in northern Mexico and broader unrest along the frontier.
AGENCIES report debates on abolition and reforms across nations. Discussions touch church influence in England and Korea, while the push for monetary standardization, railroad time, and public sales regulation appears amid wider economic shifts.
Thanksgiving proclamation and related civic notices discuss a holiday proclamation from the President designating a day of thanks, with references to religious observances, health blessings, and public order. The text also covers corporate notices from The St. Croix Cotton Mill Company Providence, detailing creditors, assets, profits, and plans to investigate financial affairs, alongside local accident and crime notes, including a railway derailment, a murder case, and other incidents from various places.
Feared loss of survey ship United States coms survey stituter Eagere. In Savane Georgia Robert Wright and Elbert enlured quarrel. Wright killed Elbert with a of ifillstmro. In Tex Willian Gresham fatal injury, seventy five years in he ry. Portland agents and bankers claim $70,000 liabilts. Fires destroy saloons hall millinery and boot store at Osceola. Seton Hall College funds for Armanni Hall building. Yellow fever reported in Mazatlan and San Francisco. Gas suffocations in New York claim two youths. library and jewelry spared at residence fire. Detroit appoints new editor. Cambriline body unknown in road. Repairs on Michigan steamers to be finished by November 1. new woodwork cost £870,000. German banquet in Palm Garden features Rothschild gold plate center-piece valued high.
Fragmented, OCR dense. Reports appointments, divorces, ship arrivals, apple crop figures, a Cherokee royal wedding, and oil field activity. Mentions Ben son Ge How Wie, Sunminy menu, Lord Larne, and Queen of the Cherokees Eliza Butler. Uprooted, disparate items in 19th century style.
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