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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

Sep 02, 1884

Page

1

Saluting the President and the Star Spangled Banner

Newron, September 2. At eight o'clock yesterday morning the H. G. M. & saluted the American flag with twenty one guns, answered by twenty one from Fort Adams. The Northampton saluted the President with twenty one guns, replied by the Tennessee. The Tennessee then saluted Vice Admiral Cam erell, and Northampton answered with thirteen guns. Admiral Luce to give a dinner in Cam erell’s honor. In Norfolk the finest game of baseball, Orioles vs Norfolk, ended 1 to 1 after twelve innings.

Newront Northampton Fort Adams United States Tennessee North Atlantic Camerell Luce Noxrox American Association Orioles Baltimore Norfolk Baltimore—Unions St. Louis Pittsburgh Allegheny Virginias Brooklyn—Metropolitans Brooklyn Toledo Cincinnati Toledos Boston Chicagos Bostons Philadelphia Detroits

Austrian flag dispute spurs State interference plea in Pittsburgh

Secretary Frelinghuysen asks Governor Pattison to urge Pittsburgh authorities to drop charges against Consul Schamberg over the Austrian flag hung for the Emperor's birthday. The issue centers on a city ordinance against swinging signs and a flagstaff display. No arrests were made as the matter stalled for legal guidance.

Featlag Hegard Chi Fof Pittsburgh Pittsiuren Pattison Mayoe Fulton Frelinghuysen Poli Braun Braun Hag Schawnberg Schambert Schamsberg Schamberg Baron Schaeefer State Department Fulton

Minisc Troubles In Ohio Mining District Riot Guarded by Militia

Long dispatches report Governor Hoadly sending 350 troops to quell mining district unrest in Ohio. Sheriff McCarty cites strikers cutting wires and rioters near Longstreth, Logan, and Lancaster. Militia guard Logan jail as talks with miners continue. reports claim political overtones and suspected attacks on mines and hopper fires.

Gotumnys Hoadly Cincinnati Sheri McCarty Hocking County McCarty Lancaster Logan Circleville New Lexington Loca Ohio Cgovernon Hoadly McCarthy Longstreth Newsonving Columbus Moody William Hare Pinkerton Snake Hollow Nooy Enchtel Goml Sandy Run Frank Moody Coomacs Sunday Creek Hocking Valley Yening Coal Exchange Churety Mil Hocking Coat and Iron Company Ohio Coal Exchange Exchange New Statravite Seoesive Logea Sharif Ma Cathy Columnus Colonel Freeman Headly Park Hotel Freeman Sand Run Haro Longstretch Freenan

Geological Survey Annual Report Highlights North Atlantic Expansion

Major Powall, Director, submits the Geological Survey's annual report noting increased work overall with expansion in the North and South Atlantic districts and continued progress on the New England topographical map funded by Massachusetts. The Elk Mountain map in the Rocky Mountains and the Yellow Stone Park survey show excellent results. paleontologic finds include a toothed bird order and gigantic Sauropoda reptiles. Public debt falls by 5 542 852 in August, with total debt and cash figures and gold and silver holdings detailed, alongside August receipts from customs internal revenue and miscellaneous sources compared to 1883.

Geological Survey Washinggton Major Powall Secretary of the Interior North South Atlantic South Pacific Great Basin North Atlantic New England Massachusetts Rocky Mountain Division Elk Mountain District Yellow Stone Park Treasury Department Treasury

Labor's Day Parade In New York Attracts 20 000 Workers

Labor Day crowds line Broadway from City Hall to Fourteenth Street for a huge parade. First division includes printers and building trades unions. second division cigarmakers and furniture and clothing workers. third division butchers and other unions. a non affiliated group joins with permission. Henry Bergh halts fatal animal demonstrations. parade reviewed at Printing House Square by Patrick Ford and others. Afterward, festivities continue at holiday celebrations. Separate note from Jorrenson City, Missouri, reports William H. Warner considering moving the state Republican convention due to Frank James exhibit at the Moberly fair, with expectations the committee will decide promptly.

New York Broadway City Hall Fourteenth Street Bfany Henry Bergh Printing House Square Patrick Ford Benny George John Swinton Louisa F. Post Jorrenson City William HL. Warner Republican State Central Committee Moberty

Man Drowned Off ToLEpo After Fishing Incident

September Sunday evening near Elevator Ne 4 Martin Fay went fishing fell overboard while reaching for bait and drowned. After a hour search police recovered the body. He leaves a wife and five children. Also notes a separate Boston item: Charles Blaine, twenty-two, chief clerk at Mechanic Iron Foundry, fled with firm funds and lived with widowed mother. a prominent member of the Fab A. and abstinent.

Tolepo Martin Fay Moses Bostor Mas Charte Blaine Mechanic's Iron Foundry Ral

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