Laidlaw Outlines Civil Service Plans in Jamestown
In Jamestown Mr. Laidlaw told The Journal he aims to fill federal district offices with men acceptable to active Republicans. First class posts stay with incumbents unless ousted during Cleveland years, contested cases decide later, and loyal Republicans who supported the party will be rewarded with suitable offices. He plans to reinstate railway clerks like Elton Bliss and Buttington and seeks representatives who will serve the people and earn reappointment through merit. He travels about a fort night longer, weighing evidence before actions.
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Jamestown
Laidlaw
The
Journal
Cleveland
Elton Bliss
Sherman
Buttington
Sam
Washington
Albert Cottrell of Allegany Claims Steady Service
Albany Journal notes Allegany’s Albert Boardman Cottrell as a versatile, healthful, and persistent legislator now serving a second term. He pioneered oil and gas in the county, directs the First National Bank of Richburg, farms and owns real estate, served in the war, and remains active in the G A R Post while faithfully attending legislative sessions.
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Albany Journal
Allegany
Albert Boardman Cottrell
Allegany County
First National Bank of
Richburg
G. A. R. Post
Cottrell
Ottrell
Chas
Hail
William McEwen
Egyptian Papyrus Gift to Cornell Library
In a March 18 letter from Cairo to President Adams, six President White describes sending a papyrus from the tomb of a Ptolaemical priest. It includes The Book of the Dead chapters, hieroglyphic and hieratic inscriptions, and the Last Judgment scene with Osiris weighing a heart. He also notes 140 large stelae showing ancient and modern Egyptian art and a collection of related books to enhance Cornell’s Egyptology works.
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White
Cairo
Adams
Cornell University
University Library
Egypt
Wiich
Failure of Lyman Ayrault hits Nunda merchants and creditors
News from Nunda reports the failure of Lyman Ayrault of Dalton. He owned large general store goods and a warehouse at Nunda and was connected to multiple warehouses with partners in Geneseo Mt. Morris Silver Springs Castile Arkport. The total loss is unknown and many lenders fear losses.
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Nunda
Lyman Ayrault
Dalton
Clark Bros Plan New Shops With Monitors and Crane
Clark Bros. announce plans to erect two one story shops, a foundry 64 by 56 feet and a main building 74 by 128 feet with an addition 40 by 63 feet. A monitor 8 feet higher will run the length and project over the switch, a large crane enabling easy loading and unloading. They will use stone foundations and rough plate glass above window sills. Previously they burned out at Hornellsville and shipped steam feeds, edgers, a saw mill carriage, head blocks, and electric light apparatus orders.
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Clark Bros
Hornellsville
Easter Services And National News In A Local Paper
Easter church services are reported at Presbyterian and St. Philip's churches with Rev. Fenn of Auburn Theological Seminary delivering the sermon on the Resurrection. Floral offerings were numerous and costly. The piece also notes large congregations at the M E Church and Bap tist church with Easter themes and readings. A long column then covers a mix of social items including feats in target shooting by B A Bartlett, New York City Easter celebration projections, cultural notes on Joachim and Prohibitionist Neal Dow, and assorted political and personal anecdotes.
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Presbyterian Church
Fenn
Auburn Theological Seminary
Rogers
ST. Philip's
St. Philip’s Church
Helen Culver Willets
Jesus
C.E
Christ
A. B. Bradley
Chas
Taylor
Thorugh
J. F. Riese
E. Norris
Fresh Friendship Facts and Local News From Wellsville
Local column recounts community happenings in Wellsville and surroundings. Notes on baseball season kickoff, rifle match at Andover, visits from officials, fires, church Easter observances, and a dog bite incident with赔 25 settlement. Mentions Frank King tracing a mystery to Peter, and upcoming Decoration Day address by S. M. Norton.
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Frank King
Peter
Frankie
Clint” McKee
Wellsville
Tinndilag
Sammie “Davie
M. C. Mulkins
M. C. Brisco
Friendship News Highlights Local People and Projects
Grace Hart visits Belmont friends. Frank McLaughlin works for Wm. Duke & Co. saw mill near Wellsville. Will Flint posts a 10-8 jumper without weights on a rough day. Jerry McGraw to start Andrew Little’s house in Angelica. Belvidere church work grows under Dr. Irvine with a strong choir. A.E. Williams resumes grinding paint for spring trade at Belvidere factory. G. A. Palmer delivers more furniture from Belmont. Schuyler Colfax suffered a stroke like Edwin Booth but survived, later dying suddenly.
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Grace Hart
Belmont
Frank McLaughlin
Wm. Duke & Co
Wellsville
Will Flint
Jerry McGraw
Andrew Little
Ot Angelica
Elmer “van ‘Slyke
George Stiles
M. Lawton
Belvidere
Lewis
Hinman
A. Ee. Williams
G. A. Palmer
Schuyler Colfax
Edwin Booth
Booth
Colfax
Mr. Booth
Episcopal Church Baptisms At Friendship On Easter Day
Five persons were made members of the Episcopal Church by Holy Baptism at Friendship on Easter Day. Rev. Mr. Clark reports hearty services and good congregations. The afternoon offering was $21.22. Peter Prangle.
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Friendship
Episcopal Church
Clark
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Sheriffs Sale
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S. M. Norton
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Belmont, N
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Belmont, N. Y
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Holmes
May Agnes Fleming
Busters
N. B. Fuller
Waverly
Central Ave. Hoches
Belmont, Allegany County, N. S
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Vacher
Wauseon
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Tomoka
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