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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1884

Page

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Vast cattle disputes threaten Canadian ranchers at border

Ottawa reports hostile Indian demands on cattle crossing from Montana into the Northwest. Canada fears crossed lines may spark retaliations or force starvation-driven moves. Montana disease spreads to Kansas stock with bloody urine and turning brains. Near Texas border 75,000 cattle await entry into New Mexico as quarantine persists. Also reports executions in Esasunna and suicides of prominent locals, plus gold fever in Denison Texas and a fatal dog rescue in Cleas.

Texas Kansas Ottawa Montana United States Northwest Territory Canada South Piegan Reserve Ft. Leod Leavenworth Holcombe Santa Fe N. MI New Mexico

Secret inquiry into Henry execution at Cape Sabine

Washington September 34. Secretary Lincoln opens an investigation into the shooting of Private Henry at Cape Sabine by order of Lieutenant Greely. The probe aims to clear Greely’s command record, reveal no new damaging findings, and leaves open whether Greely’s directions harmed the expedition as survivors endure lingering heat and injury. Lieutenant Ray reports Greely remains frail, with lingering skin dent and muscle weakness from Cape Sabine.

Lincoln Prebios Waasinngton Lincoln Jenry Cape Sabine Greely Henry Washington Ray Montreal

Political Notes From the Third Louisiana District Nomination

Republicans in the Third District nominate a candidate for Congress amid dissension with W. P. Kellogg facing a tough race. Reports mention Gay, the Democratic candidate, and Kellogg's 1682 large majority, with dissidents in the district.

Third Louisians Keto New Oceans Ore Congress W. P. Kellogg Kellogg Gay St. Louis Eighth Congressional District Henry Pins Cincinnati John Z. Martin Ienry T. Ogden Ohio K. J. Morris

New Steel Guns and Navy Officers in Chinese Service

High powered steel guns for new cruisers are under construction at the navy yards with Midvale Stein Works supplying material for smaller calibers and English imports for larger ones. A steel tube and jacket gun is being tested, with wire winding to follow, and carriages and projectiles are also made locally. Naval officers may resign to join the Chinese service if war with France and China erupts, as inducements attract several officers.

Walmscton Navy Department Navy Yards Midvale Stein Works Philadelphia England Navy Yard France China Yorkanama Yokoham United States Namilton New York Tapifal Bortington O. F P. G. Clark Vermont Secretary of the Interior Dudley Clark Postoffice Department Saratoga N. Y Fitchburg Mass Comptroller of Currency Han Ar Zed National Bank of New

Canadian banker coder tied to major liquor frauds

In Lorrisville Kentucky on September 24 George and Andrew Buchanan of Newcomb Buchanan Company liquor dealers, once trusted, confessed to frauds involving five thousand barrels of tax paid whisky and duplicate receipts for loans. Funding banks included Louisville Banking, German Security Bank, and Merchants National. Toronto banker Thomas Fawcett of London Ontario failed with liabilities over one million due to loan agency shrinkage and cattle trade dullness. Creditors near Stafford Co in Far River held assets of 450 thousand against 230 thousand liabilities. Mason and Stafford stock pledged. J Pourier dry goods dealer assigned to Belcher Boston. forty five cents on dollar offered. Charles A. Minton suspended at New York Stock Exchange after a 14 thousand dollar judgment.

Lorrisville George and Andrew Buchanan Newcomb Buchanan Company Eno Payne, Riley Canada Louisville Banking Company German Security Bank National Toronto Ont Thomas Fawcett London Ontario Fawcett Far River Mass Stafford & Co Mason Stafford J. Pourier

Testimonial for Sir Moses Montefiore Centenary Honor

A testimonial from the Order Kesher Shel Jarzel honoring Sir Moses Montefiore on his centennial birthday is displayed in Bartmounr. The four by three foot parchment address features emblems, Sinai tablets, and lists of 201 lodges in the United States. The organization notes concurrent dates 1734-1884 and 5545-5645 and will send lithographs to Kesher Shel Jarzel chapters nationwide.

Kesher Shel Jarzel Bartmuonrr Martin Emerich Kesher Shel Barzel Sir Afoses Montefiore England United States Mount Sinai Moses Holyland Syria Egypt Roumania Kesher She Barzei Cleveland Ohio Kesher Shel Harzel United Se

Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company appoints receivers

Creditors told Judge Donohue they agreed on a joint receivership naming Richard E. Newcombe and James G. Smith to oversee contracts including the pivotal United Press agreement. Also notes celestial and rail news items and a stray line about Loos Saraaparius as a vegetable product.

Kacetvera Bankers’ and Merchants’ Telegraph Company New York Donohue Supreme Court Richard E. Newcombe James G. Smith United Press

Khartoum Relief Effort Plans Expanded Across Desert Route

Lord Wolseley and staff will depart for Wady Halfa on Saturday to mobilize troops for Khartoum relief. The plan calls for water transport from Dongola and a desert column if needed. Mahdi claims 75,000 followers and 10,000 Remington guns, with renewed siege efforts signaled mid August. Navy weakness debate intensifies in London papers.

Khartoum Caio Lord Wolseley Wady Halfa Dongola Dondla EL Obid Kharoum Lonpox the Times The Pall Mall Gazette Egypt England Alexandria Nile Assouat United States Merritt America Irish Doard Tory Island Ireland Donegal Fishery Commission Ffty Cairo Gordon Sup Aes Senwaar Berwin Emperor Willam Dusseldorf Lord Roseberry St. Petersling Lownowie Saratou Teno Nens Paras

Turbulent murder and railway union meeting headline

A sensational report spans a fatal shooting in Haysville by ex pension examiner E T Jobson’s associate Johnson after alleged romantic scandal involving a Indianapolis pair. It also covers the Toronto locomotive engineers meeting with nearly 1,000 delegates and talks of a Home for injured engine workers.

The Locomotive Brotherhood Toronto Ont Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers United States Canada States McMurrich Exayor Robinson Ontario Rowell Arnold

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