Dunkirk News Snippets and Local Notices
Fragmented notices recount Dunkirk city events and personal mentions. A German resident, Matthias Schneider, dies after a long illness, with his funeral planned at Sacred Heart church. Local rail chatter covers a fast Nickel Plate run from Chicago to Buffalo, while residents such as W. C. Cotter and Miss Jessie Billings are noted in city society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias Schneider
Mr. Schneider
Baumholder
Prussia
Truffalo
Frank Moucher
Wilkesbarre
Sigur
North Evans
Erie Co
Church of the Sacred Sheart
Reverend Eitle Dies at Forestville
Forestville Portsvvlle September 13 1834 announces the death of the Rev Eitle after a brief life The notice notes his passing as explored in the tefanet sanctum and extends sympathy to Cattaraugus villagers with a funeral planned October 10 for paid subscribers to receive Catharaugus news through that date
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Portsvvlle
Eitle
Tefanet Sanctum
Jim
Cattaraugus
Reveille
Amusements This Winter at Sixth Street Residence
Fall term begins September 19 at the Deer residence near Sixth street with piano violin flute guitar cornet and voice culture lessons. Instructions available to scholars residents or by mail. For particulars see circular or call at residence 19 TM W. Krarer. Also note a London tour rumor about the remnants of Haverly's Minstrels returning for autumn season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer
Sixth Street
W. Krarer
Haverly
London
Marriage at Brooks Residence Abridged Social Event
A Sept 11 wedding at the Brooks residence on Central Avenue united Miss Jessie M. Brooks and Mr. Edward Nichols of Columbus. The Episcopal ceremony was followed by supper, dancing, and many elegant gifts as prominent guests from Buffalo Dunkirk Philadelphia and beyond attended. The couple left on the ten o clock train for the East and planned to settle in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Central Avenue
Jessie MM. Brooks
Edward Nichols
Columbus
Oho
Horatio G. Brooks
Patterson
Stevens
Steves
Leary K. Willams
Dunkirk
H. M. Gerraus
Walter Dunham
Buffalo
George van Duren
Philadelphia
Miss Nichols
Tarrytown
Murray
Wright
Cincinnati
Warren
Boston
Brunettle
Episcopal Church
Brown
Dulalo
Nichols Lefe
Mr. Nichols
Lave
Fireman's Parade in Owego Delightful pageant
A large parade through Oweso featured fire companies from Owego, Sayre, Corning, and Corlissville. The event lasted about 13 minutes as bands, banners, and maneuvers impressed spectators. Visiting units joined Oweso crews for elaborate banquets and a later reception at President Baker’s Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hine
Oweeo
Smith
Boro
Sayre
Pin
Owees
Baker
Canel
Homelisville
Owese
Corning
Cornellsville
Alliance
Took and Ladder Co. No
Iawatha Island
Defiance Took and Ladder Co. No
Owexo
Thorough racing notes from several tracks and meetings
The report covers multiple racing events and results. Catenfly won the 2.19 at Springfield, Johnston the pacer beat Richball at Minneapolis, and Wanda the two year old filly earned $28,533 in stakes for Pierre Lorillard. Phallas and Jay-Eye-Lee failed to lower records at Racine. The Preston Brothers sold Lielding Onward to Ifemial Chicago for $5,000. Sharon Pennsylvania schedules a trotting meeting starting September 17 with $1,230 offered for six races. Buick. John Rockafeller’s horses Cicora and Independence were driven an extinction mile by John Gilbert at Narragansett Park. Prohibition county nominees listed for county offices at Mayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Richball
Minneapolis
Pierre Lorillard
Wanda
Racine
Wis
Phallas
Jay-Eye-Lee
Poutibone
Buffalo
Buffalo Girl
Prince Pulaski
N. Y. Sau
John Rockafellers
Cicora
Independence
John Gilbert
Narragansett Park
Providence
Democratic Rally Fails to Move Dunkirk Voters
A Dunkirk write up reports a sparse Democratic torchlight procession for Cleveland’s 400 vote lead in 1860s style campaign, noting many nonvoters in line, few firecrackers, and a weak opposition. Darius A. Ogden spoke as Republicans mocked the old Democratic age and misstatements, while calls for future debates were deemed crudely planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dunkirk
Ms Rocket
Darius A. Ogden
Hinman
Endricks Club
Tippecanoe
Tyler Ton
Buchanan
Breckenridge
Bob Toombs
Jel Davis
Maine
Lori
Repubblicans
The Late T R Colman and a Civil War Era Letter
A fragmentary reminiscence honors Truian J. Cohnan of Pankirk and preserves a banker’s letter from Lake Shore Bank Dunkirk N Y dated February 1 67. The correspondence discusses state bank reforms urged by Secretary Chase during the Civil War and reveals a personal sacrifice stance amid national conflict. An old friend pays tribute to a worthy, public-spirited citizen and notes the era's public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cononspo
Bonus Censon
Truian J. Cohnan
Pankirk
Ciizen
yChinse
Beate Barks
Lewis
Albany
Chase
Colman
Lake Shore Bank
Dunkirk
N. Y
H. A. Risley
Sec’y Chase
Anding Ye
Coustax
Cotman
I. AL
Speeches At Lockport Souvenir Presented by Lotter Hose Co
Joan H. Lascelles presided in Lockport at a Lotter Hose Co souvenir event. Washington Hose Co No 2 of Dunkirk and Lockport members recalled a 1883 invitation, the welcome parade, hotel visits, and a cordial, generous reception with speeches and gifts, ending with a formal presentation of a photograph and memories of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottertose Company
Lockport
Joan H. Lascelles
Menderes
Washington
Dunkirk
Loder Mose
Loder Hose
Loder Rose
Police Justice
Jindgon House
Uneis
Lock City
Bel of
Loder Hose Co
Hose
L. A.mcpartin
Frese
Hrother Adenbers
Louie
Sotter 2
Punkirk
pHow
Cruiser
Loder
Estonia
Fairlady
Ofshington Hose Co. No. 2
Brooks Locomotive Works
Messrs. Lascelles
Miner
Colley
Pama
Members of Your Company Honored at Mayville Visit Parade
A letter describes a warm reception for a visiting company, praising their appearance and social impact. It notes memories created and hopes friendships endure, as well as a festive parade and social compliments from local men and women. At the Mayville Democratic convention, Joshua L. Thayer was nominated for county treasurer, with several others chosen for local offices.
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Washington
Mayville
Joshua L. Thayer
Sherman
Thomas J. Prior
Busti
Arthur W. Moore
Pomfret
Robert W. Gifford
LaDue
Portland
A. Wttall
Forestville
Sersions
L. C. Warren
Stockton
Almmona N. Taylor
Probabilities Signal Station Wastixarox Observation
Wastixarox notes show a 31 reading on the lower lakes with fair conditions and slight temperature changes. The forecast indicates minor fluctuations in air and water temperature, suggesting modest weather stability for the area.
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Wastixarox
My Lower Lakes
Local Offerings Prompt Confusing Message
Fragmented note hints at product names and services with unclear benefit claims and garbled phrasing. It references Ifood and Sar and mentions pure TE and frongest without coherent context or details. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are confirmed.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Claim
Contained in a distressed child advertising text the product is promoted as a universal teething remedy. It claims to cure dysentery diarrhea wind colic regulate stomach and bowels soften gums and restore energy. The ad asserts it is pleasant to taste and widely sold by druggists at 25 cents.
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Edviece
Tothers
Semint
Mrs. Winslow
Are
Winslow
Sled Shales
al Drug
Veltaie Geit Co Promises Relief by Electric Appliances
An advertisement from the Veltaie Geit Co of Marshall Michigan offers cures and benefits through electric appliances. It claims relief for debility rheumatism neural diseases and general vigor, urging readers to obtain their pamphlet within thirty days and promising improvement in health.
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Veltaie Geit Co
Marshall, Miele
Local Hair and Barber Services and Remedies Ad
An OCR fragment advertises Shav g shampooing and ladies services at a barber shop on Center Street. It lists oysters, ham, sausages, lard, and other foods, plus a remedy for catarrh priced at five cents with nasal injector offered free. Sold by Le Ren Bros and J Harper.
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Lren Fros
Gud
J. Harper
Coal Wood and Lumber and Lumber Yard Ad
Coal Wood and Lumber shingles lath red cedar and chestnut posts at Hamilton's Coal Yard Cor Rayde and West 8th Streets misery by Care is the re vou Bros and J Warp
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Hamilton
Cor
Rayde
West 8Rd Sts
Care
Revou Bros
J. Warp
Unclear and Fragmented Street Goods Advertisements
Fragmented OCR text lists materials and vendors, including lime cement sewer pine tiles fire brick hay plaster hair and phosphates, with scattered street corners and vendor names such as Hamilton's Coal Yard at Rayle and W third streets and references to patent remedies. The passage appears to be an unreadable ad clump rather than a coherent article.
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Hamilton's
Cor. Rayle
W. 3d
Unclear draft of local items and names in barber shop ad
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a barber shop, names such as Lyon Uves and J. Maryer, and vague phrases about a cure and a subscription offer. The text is fragmentary with multiple misspellings and no clear news event, date, or place to summarize.
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Saturday Evening Observer
Local Department
Republican Party
John
Ace Dick
Tex Costa Heap
HB. C
Kalamazoo
Eric
Nelson & Co's
Charles Auglim
Third Street
Buffalo Daily Express and Courier
C. I. Abell’s
Center Street
Laneworthy
Contianerd Health
Dr. Curtis
Whealth Resort i
Wise Sugar
Lon. Darius AW Orden
Delfalo
Dunkirk N.Y
von Blumen
Josy Coutte
Autumite
Bradford
Corry
Drial Merald
Chicago
Bellevue
Vine
Conneaut
Billy Minow
Nineteenth Street
Westfield
Erie Depot
W. C. Cotter
The
City
F.L. Libby
Marshell
Michigan
David Fridman
Baltimore
the St. James
Pers
A. L. Carl of
Queotta, N.Y
Jessie Billings
Jamestown
W. I. Gibson
Central A
W. LH. Ross
North East
F. L. Libby
Roberts
Sec. Thompson
Dunkirk Y. M
Avand
A. L. Sullivan
Warren, Ohia
J. T. Wass
CU. E. Cobb
Marie Tolles
Jacksonville
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Miss Tolles
New York
Frank M
May
Sinclairville
Qeden
Win
Bookstayer
John Sullivan
Lary Glasser
Senrietta Nadzkar
One Price
Bullalo One Price Clothing
Loeckport Journal
Lader Tose Co
Washington Hose Co
Owen, Pix- Ivey & Co
Fredonia
Cassadaga
Chang
Chas, Watts
D. A.V
Will
Dretters Pratent Fora Staam Enek
Frank Gilbert
Opera House
Itonor
Milver
Baker & Farron
Noy
Alvin Joslin
Nettie Buell
Joseph Murphy
Jno
Dowling
Peck
Pat Rooney
Redmund & Barry
Hichols—Brooke
Nichols
Sophia
Gertrude Nichols
Wm. Burnham
Wes Whinkley
Ee Williams
Ee Williams) of Chicagoan. Barnam of New York: Mrs. Burward Jill of
Aston
John Milburn
Sweet
Fred IT. Stevens
Bryant
George Lewis
Louise Thompson
Owego
Ture
Catenfly
Springfield
Preaton Brothers
Lielding
Sharon
Alvin Colburn
Abram Martin
Kiantone
Albert Lowell
Portland Corones
RickenWrade
Ripley
Billings
Luca
T. R- Colman
Young Blen
Pouitry
Shiloh
Lren Bros
J. Urpin
Arimeny
A. Wheelers Barber
Striob
Lyon Uves
J. Maryer
Eyesixa
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