Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Evening Observer in Dunkirk, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 7 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1884

Page

1

Russian oil vs American market holds potential gains

The report cites Fred Fisher and a bull, arguing Russia will enter the oil market when conditions favor it, noting current export growth from Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australasia. Simultaneously, incidents include Quinlan's shooting in Lafayette, a tank fire in Olean, and other 1880s city events with various casualties and accidents.

Germany Fred Fisher Enads Russia Europe Asia Africa Australasia China

Political Notes From Various States On Election Returns And Conventions

Returns from 354 towns show Robie leading Stedman by 18 601 Republican plurality though official totals await verification. Republican state convention nominates fusion ticket including Ford for governor Starkloff for lieutenant governor and Murphy for attorney general. Democratic and Prohibition conventions name nominees with anti prohibition, anti convict sentiment noted in platform. Edward J. Gay, prominent sugar planter, is named as Democratic Congress candidate in New Orleans Third District.

Avavusia Robie Stedman Jefferson City Nicholas Ford HH. M. Starkloff James C. Thompson James Sand David Murphy Ceneral David Wagner Supreme Court Milwaukee Madison N. F. Fratt Racine A.C. Parkinson Ober Scattering Thomas Cogswell Charles H. Amsden John M. Hill Mr. Hill Bosaron President Seeley Amherst College Henry Paxon Quincy New Oreegans Edward J. Gay Kellogg St. Louis Virginia Gay Lowe Mass Charles L. Allen Congress Lyxs Henry Cabot Lodge Latem Eben F. Stone Hartrorp Conn John R. Buck Eaton Worcester Yeateray Hon W. H. Rice

Crop Report Predicts No Superabundance This Year

The September crop report from Haropa shows cotton conditions down from August and forecasts little change from 500,000,000 bushels for winter wheat. Oats and rye yield mid-range, potatoes easing, tobacco strong with 94. The London agent warns against expecting a superabundant year as European demand outstrips production. Reports also note emigration concerns, yellow fever and smallpox outbreaks in Africa, a Toronto murder linked to John Ryan, a sensational shell of corpses in Ontario, prison reform debates, cattle thieves in New Mexico, and a call for readers to subscribe for Evens.

Wasnixoron Department of Agriculture London Washington New York United States Monravia Sierra Leon

Steamer City of Merida Burns in Havana Harbor

The steamer City of Merida was destroyed by fire on August 29 in Havana harbor. Captain Rettig and a small crew battled flames as shore pumps and a Havana fire tug attempted to save the 2,000 ton Alexandre line vessel, which sank after the blaze. The purser saved most of the specie but about 3,000 in Mexican bullion was lost despite efforts to recover it.

Merida Havana Wessel Rettig Divera Alexandre

Canadian Boatmen for Egypt Monteray chartered ship Ocean King

The Ocean King is chartered to transport Canadian boatmen to Egypt, berthed at Long Wharf with 500 berths. Winnipeg contingent to arrive today, rest by Saturday. The vessel will coal at Sidney Cape Breton, then sail to Gibraltar and Alexwr vehi, completing the voyage in about twenty days.

Terrible Cyclone Strikes Several Towns Leaving Ravage

A cyclone struck Crean Lake Minnesota on September 11 causing widespread destruction. Three dead and many injured as homes barns and forests were blown away. At White Bear Lake Minnesota a second cyclone toppled sheds and trees, forcing boats to contend with rising waters and two storms converging. Wrecks and injuries reported across Schwarki and Stillwater as fairground tents were torn.

Crean Lake White Beak Lake Minv White Bear Duluth White Bear Station Dellwood Bill Stilts Leip House Schwarki Minn Martine Yestends David Lymer Maine Fair Grounds

Pyramids lecture sparks tumult at meeting and distillery blast toll

Philadelphia session of the American Association for the Advancement of Science ends amid applause and a protest as F C Whitehouse is allowed to address the crowd after chair Cope denies permission. Meanwhile a catastrophic blast at Enterprise Distillery fatally injures four, including Andy Duffin, with others seriously harmed and a building wrecked. Criminal negligence charge aimed at proprietors. Other notes report baseball results and local politics as Dana P Horton and Julien T William greet Chautauqua officials at a fair.

Philadelphia Yesteray American Associatio For the Advancement of Science Acts Cope F. C. Whitehouse Whitehouse Grant Associatic Ezpiosios Penis Enterprise Andy Duffin E. Duffin Welsh J. Murphy Spellman & Doehne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Heavening Atertones Dunkirk Farmer and Observer Publishing Co Officg East Second St Evening Observer Chautauqua Farmer Great World Observer Farmer and O Re Publishing Company Telegraphic News Bay ‘Ako The Associated Press H.S. Martin Ofice Grant Hendee Fredonia T.J. Duggan Forestville WM. Foster Wesfield Maurice Loel Faird Street Buches Ness Carla Gusimness Office Oeter T. Geo. E. Blackham Buffalo Street N. Y Cs. Set Sabe Ireets James Irving Journal Building Center Street N.Y Bonn F W. Krafft Deer St Cor Sixth St Ursn Ro Exan’s Grocery Griswold and Algol IV Streete M.egan's Proorner Griswold Telcott W. Hawkey Trepaur Pratt, Sewer E. Slucum Esidencie T.H. Nott Prat. Rgd Wastig Harper’s Magazine Lsss Darity Scribner's Monthly Lh. Vaceytin Luck Box H Dorn Silbouea Eaiglestreet Presbyterian Church C. B. Bradley Eas Dunlark Joan Laslein McCarthy & Hayden James McCartiet Charles G. Hayden McCarthy and James McCarthy McCarthy China Stall Oswego Monroe Great Western Crockery Co Michigan City Ind Second Leopard Streets John Jackle Leopard Second Streets Christ Jaekle Silver Creek Nhowsps Erie York Telegraph Russian Petroleum LaFayette Thomas Quinlan Eugene Connelly Quinlan Connelly Olean N. x Oleaxn United Piper Line United Boston Tallapoosa Japan Japan Works Sanford Street James Hopkins Sidney Myron John Monahan John Conway George Jeffries National Transit Company PerKexivt Itiley- TenEyck Riley Stanseertown Lil William Rogers Joseph Rogers Joseph Joiner Manarreno Grove Newick Bresixo Onsarva Ohio Corcemars Hocking Valley Bronewick Bank Runyon New Brunswick N. J Shelly Am Tadignutherak Porrmasp Ore Cheney Washington Territory Umatillas James Norval Mhood Crop Report Agricultural Department Haropa Capital Toronto Jack Fish Bay Lake Superior John Collins Canadian Pacific Railway Hal John Ryan Byan Collins Ryan Jackash Bay Stuntrorp Ont Topping Stratford John Beller Boiler Saratoga Prison Association Prisone Brosh Sing Sing Hayes Brush Brockway Elmira Reformatory Cates Santa Fe N. M Slerrs Grant County Arizona New Mexico Mon Mexiana Willameront Amalgamated Association of Miners and Laborers Clearfield County Idjeress John Britt Pennsylvania Mitchell Dakota Chicago Mitcheil Letcher LO. Gale P. T. MeGovers Los Leteher & Co P. T. McGo Egypt Wis Albert R. Tapping C. H. Tapping Winfred C. Dewey E. Dewey Delevan High School Poundry Cracrenati Chamberlain’s Chamberlain & Co Alton Williams Missouri Point Henry Cypress Hill Cemetery Sup Miss Buck Southworth Stockton Angola Clear Lake Association For the Adya Seienca Ace Bett Inptanaro Gifford Idianapolis Watks Bay City Oi Dose Pentes Detroits New Yorks Boston Buffalos Bostona Providence Clevelands Columbus Alleghenys Columboe le Pittsburgh Unionis Ethanals Dana P. Horton Julien T. William Chautauqua Coums
Search Courier

Search the Evening Observer Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Evening Observer?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication