Fredonia Briefs From Our Special Reporter
Fredonia notes report visits from Prof G A Babcock and Mr Wil Maynard. The Censor prints resolutions of respect for Willisley by Trinity parish. The Town Board to audit accounts at Academy Hall Thursday at 9. preaching by Rev L D Magar Sunday 10:30. Mrs C H Parsons leaves for Providence to reside with Presbreys. Leme Missionary Convention set for Feb 26 to March 1 at Presbyterian church. Delegates from Trinity Parish and Rector Rev Dr Landers attend Niagara Falls council. Royal Templars honor Sister Dane Shepard with resolutions. A B Dilaway of Westficks visits town. candidate for District Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil, Maynard
J.D. Maynard
G. A. Babcock
Oil City
Lisley
Trinity Parish
Academy Hall
Fredonia
L. DL. Magar
United Brethren Church
C. H. Parsons
Providence
I. I
George Barker
Thom
Prushaw
Lie Fay
Landers
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Peters Church
Niagara Falls
Champion Council
Royal ‘Templars of Temperance
Dane Shepard
Bones of De Anto bones said to prove explorer's remains
Helena dealer George Townsend displays a box of swiman bones claimed as those of De Anto the Spanish explorer who found the Mississippi. He asserts the skull is intact apart from the lower jaw and that the cross and pearls found with the bones are Spanish in origin. Townsend plans to hand the bones to the Smithsonian and cites letters with Spanish kings seeking the remains for honorable interment, recounting how the bones were found by two men near Old Town lake after digging along the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Townsend
Helena
Arkansas
de Anto
Mississippi River
Post-Dispatch
Washington
Senora
New York
Senor Barea
Mississippi
Spain
Senor Barca
Tean
Old Town Lake
Stelens
Henry VIII
Ferdinand and Isabella
John Cowdon
de Soto
Jicena
Farasi
Cowden
Cairo
Memphis
Bonner
Vanderbilt
Louis
Pitts
Desoto Burial Site and Pearl-Studded Necklace Claim
A reading recounts the supposed burial site of De Soto near Old Town Lake and the Mississippi, with descriptions of a green coffin, recovered bones, and debates on the location. It notes a pearl necklace taken by a princess and speculation about future archaeological efforts and political ridicule surrounding the discovery.
Queen Circles Danger Health in England
Advert reads concerns over the queen's health with dubious remedies offered. It touts Dr. Fenners Kidney and Back-Ache Cure and cites letters from patients claiming cures. Includes a barrage of patent medicines and testimonials for various tonics and salves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
M. AF
Fexnir
James Fuller
Penneis
Capitol
Fenners
Fexner
Dr. Pexxen
Peorle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Heighborig
Presbyterian Church of
A. B. Dilaway
Westficks
Russell. Keeanen & Ottaway
Skinner
Florida
Alon
Washita
Red
Mayilla
Cofuchiqui
Mr. Townsend
Batis de Noreoso
DeSoto
Ofge Hills
Water's Edge
Congressional
Old Town
Gener Low
Mexico
Pond
Intsler
Eef Kane
M. Vandevelde
Agt
East Third St
Ball
Ellis
Buik
C. Berry
Straus
Timien
Sivegt
New York City
Center Street
Dunkirk, N. Y
Wirtner & Alling’s
Lion ST
THETA
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Buffalo
Milton H. Smith
Rochester
Robert Sneider
Masonic
ODD Fellows
Good Templars Firemen's
GAL RR
Schumacher & Ettlinger
Chautauqua Farmer
EVENING OBSERVER. _ Newsparre Ra Cavl
Queen Views
Speer
Oporta Taupe
Speers Veuerda Dd
Saab
Hee
Board of Hearth
Wwerkly
P. J
Sherry
Brandy
Uurishad
Ishoas
Alfred Pee
Lyon Bros
Fand Dev Guists
Avervwites
Sime
Pag
Seuss Ce
Mantis Siren
Mirroura
Xsran
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