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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
6
In New York a county bond dispute and a controversial buffalo bone collection scheme sparked court action. A group claimed ownership and sought payment amid a web of unclear records, county officials, and contested property value surrounding bone deposits and public notices.
Promote health with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Seana as a natural gentle cleanse. Claimed to be widely approved by eminent physicians for all ages and to warm and tone internal organs without weakening them. Buy only genuine Sup Co packages bearing the company name printed on the front.
A report notes the death of Congressman J. D. Latta of Olina at St Marys Hospital Rochester. His passing shocks colleagues across the East and Midwest. The article describes a county bond scheme tied to forged signatures and public official scrutiny. The eventual county organization faced tests over bond legitimacy and necessary certifications.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a group who named buffalo skulls as a city and county, held elections, issued bonds of 100000, and sent papers to state officials for approval. The scene portrays makeshift governance and mock civic procedures in a frontier setting.
A historic obituary and will snippet details Celia Howe’s money bequeathed to relatives, including daughter Anna Well and others. The document references a 13th Ward Republican preliminary meeting to be held at Merck’s barn near South Avenue and Bellevue.
A fragmented report details Harris filing another suit alleging evidence involving Finley Bigelow, with references to George E and the Woods firm. The rough text cites a court action, a defending party, and prior associations, hinting at a civil dispute linked to a maritime or property matter.
Two men from Sterling Creek, Wees and Meury, narrowly escaped grave injury when their runabout plowed through a four inch guard rail and plunged into the Erie Canal. They were rescued by bridge tenders with minor bruises reported.
London reports the bankrupt Earl of Yarmouth living with the Tebbs family in Swanage Hampshire and helping with covenance and general housework. He is said to be content and useful while his father the Marquis of Hertford has cut ties. Friends expect a chorus role at the Gaiety Theater as a next move.
Readable fragments show a furniture sale with oak or mahogany rockers priced at 3.98 and mahogany rockers or chairs at 313.50. Cushions, willow and ration workers special for this week, and curtain department price and quality postings mentioned.
Twenty five hunting licenses issued by the city clerk over the last two days. The deer season opens Saturday, with hunters preparing for the start of the season and compliance requirements in place.
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