Sheriff's Sale in Dunkirk Chautauqua County NY
Legal notice of a sheriff sale in Dunkirk New York following a judgment entered September 16 1878. The sale in the office of Welton Booksearera is scheduled for October 50 1100 AM. Describes two parcels in Dunkirk with metes and bounds on Webster and Buffalo streets. CHARLES A. MERKEILL Sheriff and S M Matteone deputy represent the plaintiff Wat Boexst Taver attorney.
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Preme Court
Cuattavuggua
Jacob Wi
Ten Eyck
Leopold Gunther
Welton Booksearera
Dunkirk
Paul
Jadment
Chautauqua
New York
Charles L. Webster
Chantauqua
Win Itock
Webster Street
Ahasin
East Second Street
Webber Street
End Street
Buffalo
Front Street
Buffalo Street
Charles A. Merkeill
Notice of separation and abandonment in Dunkirk 1884
Notice states my wife left my home without just cause and I refuse all support or payment for bills she contracted after this date. Location Dunkirk dated Sept 1 1884 signed Jous LasLern.
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Dunkirk
Jous Laslern
Fatal row with Orton circus at Burr Oak Kansas
A Burr Oak Kansas disturbance involving Miles Orton's circus left one man dead and several wounded after a drunken citizen Elliott started fighting. Shots killed J Longneckes and mortally wounded Mayor Mann while a boy was lightly wounded. Hundreds of Burr Oak residents chased the circus train as authorities arrested many circus men in a nationwide sweep.
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Orton
Atcussoy
Kas
Burr Oak
Jewell County
Kansas
Miles Orton
Elliott
Ifus
Mann
Washington
Jewel County
Bento Greenleaf
Washington County
Priddy and Claytor Row in Fast Israddock Race
The postponed three mile single scull race on September 23 at Israddock saw Peter Priddy start with a half length lead, clocking a first mile in 5 minutes 50 seconds, the fastest on record. Priddy then broke down after the mile stake, allowing Edward Claytor to take the lead and win by a comfortable margin in 21 minutes 5 seconds.
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Seal Hace
Peter Priddy
Edward Claytor
Israddock
Priddy
Mike Wan Avengeh
Claytor
Daring robbery near Heath details terror at old lady home
Meath Vermont line community awakens to a midnight burglary. Mrs Susan ale, seventy five, tied to her bed and threatened with a pistol while the robber searched a safe for a one hundred dollar bill. She alerted kin after an hour. suspect Russell King, nineteen, arrested with matching tracks and known premises access.
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Bonaud
Glefnfield
Mass
Meath
Vermont Line
Susan Ale
Heath Post Office
Philip
Worchester
Charlemont
Gale
United States
Sussell King
King
Suits for damages over Washington aqueduct plans
Suits filed in the United States Court of Claims by the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co and Great Falls Manufacturing Co seek nearly one million dollars for damages tied to the proposed suspension of the Washington aqueduct project begun under the 1862 act. The canal case seeks damages of 600,900 for land appropriation and river rights, while the Great Falls suit asks no amount but signals a compromise offer of 256,000. Meanwhile, Assistant Secretary of State John Davis departs for Germany to aid Kasson in adjusting the Lasker incident.
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United States Court of Claims
United States
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company
Great Falls Manufacturing Company
Washington Aqueduct
Potomac River
Great Falls
Benjamin F. Butler
Germany
John Davis
Kasson
Bismarck
Ilerr Lasker
von Eisendecker
Capital
Wiliam P. Clark
Department
Destructive Fires Endanger Guests at Taverns and Cottages
Destructive fires reported near Dover New Jersey and Asbury Park New Jersey on September 23 caused extensive damage. The Talf Way House between Dover and Great Falls burned, with several inmates escaping and the clerk Long injured entering and rescuing others. Fire origin likely lamp explosion. In Asbury Park a fire at Riggs cottage on Madison Avenue spread to nearby cases. ten families left homeless and two firemen injured by a falling ladder. The blaze started from a lamp explosion. A third fire in Saugus? Souinville Massachusetts involved Middlesex Bleachery and Die Works burning two and a half acres of fabric buildings with 65,000 insured loss. A murder case in Toms River New Jersey involving James Wainwright’s disappearance and body found near Cedar Creek. Sheriff’s posse and suspicion around E I Rockwell, a sheriff candidate, with motive linked to affair with the murdered man’s wife.
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Alrs
Gusty
Leo Gusty
Tames
Edraim
Asbury Park
N. J
Dover
N. Y
Great Falls
Long
Wiliam Berry
John Moulton
Assuny Park
Riggs
Madison Avenue
Cookman Avenue
Salvation Army
Souinvilla
Mass
Middlesex
Ton
E. I. Rockweill
Jie
Rockwell
Awards for Niagara Favie Park at Goat Island
September 25 Niagara Falls International Park appraisers list awards for property to be taken incl Goat Island 525000 Cataract House 110600 Prospect Park 325000 and total 1433429.50 with names M N Whiting J Townsend E Townsend A Porter and others among city properties.
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Beurravo
Niagara Falls International Park
Supreme Court
Goat Island
S. CO. Woodruff
A. Ii. Porter
A. T. Porter
J. S.townsend
E. J.townsend
E. J. Townsend
Janey Townsend
W. A. Porter
A. lI. Porter
Eliza Church
P. A. Porter
A. .S. Porter
A. 5. Porter
Startling Disclosure in Pickler Case at Chenolis River
A reliable Indian reports Pickler was followed by two white men after leaving a canoe at Chenolis River. They allegedly forced the Indian to yield the boat, and Pickler’s body was later found. He carried $2,000 and four gold watches. no items on the body. Suspected murderers may be wounded and hiding. The case has stirred the region.
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Ore
A. Pickler
Chenolis
W. T
Pickler
Chenolis River
Picker
Foreign Affairs Dispatches From Shanghai And London Note
A Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese authorities blocking the Wo Sung River entrance while promising a passage for neutral vessels. boats are being sunk with stones and torpedoes planted to deter a French fleet up the river. The Times dispatch highlights Chinese ignorance and delusion, referencing Yale Harvard alumni views and rising anti foreign sentiment. The piece also mentions the Duke of Cambridge's planned October visit to inspect troops and report on local temper.
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