Republican Conventions State Delegates To Rochester 1891
To the Republican Electors of New York the party asks for delegates to a state convention at Rochester on September 9 1891 at 12 oclock noon to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state comptroller state treasurer attorney-general and state engineer and surveyor and to handle other business. Representation by assembly district follows the 1885 convention basis. J N Kw arvr Chairman young Southh Secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rochester
J.N. Kwarvr
Young Southh
Sheriff nomination set for South District this year
Ex speaker Red returns home aboard the City of New York and plans to visit friends in Ohio for a few weeks. Judge Ward holds a Chantanqulla delegation. The Dispatch notes the sheriff’s nomination belongs to the South District and should go accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Europe
New York
Fle
Ohio
Senator Fassett Accepts Port of New York Col lector Post
The senator Fassett promptly accepts the appointment as collector of the port of New York. He is described as a prompt young man who acts promptly yet advisedly.
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Fassett
Port of
New York
Allegany Republicans Unite for County and State Tickets
Allegany county Republicans declare unity with no factions or party fights. They pledge to work together for the success of county and state tickets, stating this cohesion is proper and essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Knapp Repeats as Republican State Chairman
General Jno N Knapp preferred resignation as chair but Republicans refused and he has again accepted the chairmanship. The party insisted he remain in his place and he complied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. N. Knapp
Republican State Committee
Mr. Knapp
Republicans Convene Rochester Show Confidence in Ticket
The Republican State convention will meet in Rochester on September 1st. Republicans statewide express satisfaction with the early gathering and hope a ticket will be nominated there that can win in November. Voters in New York want a change and a Republican governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Holling Co
New York
Republican County Convention Preview
The Republican county convention will be held soon with 96 delegates from Allegany's 29 towns. Delegates will be elected to Senatorial Judicial and State conventions and candidates nominated for Member Sheriff Superintendent of Poor County Clerk and other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany
Clarkson Named National Republican Chairman Amid Quay Resignation
General Jas S Clarkson becomes chairman of the National Republican Committee after Mathew Quay resigns. The Washington meeting accepts the resignation with doubt about its wisdom. The piece defends Quay and condemns Democratic press against Republican leaders including Wanamaker and the President.
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Jas. S. Clarkson
National Republican Committee
Mathew Quay
National Committee
Washington
Mr. Quay
Matthew Quay
Quay
Gen
Clarkson
Ife
Wanamaker
Puck
Question About Mugwumps and Free Trade Editors
The query asks when a class of mugwumps and editors claiming to edit Republican papers will end their onslaught on Republican leaders. It references political factions, media criticism, and timing without citing specific events or dates.
Senator Fassetl Keeps Post as N R C Secretary
The article notes Senator Fassetl remains secretary of the National Republican Committee and is widely considered the right man for the job across regions.
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Fassetl
National Republican Committee
Sister Pretzy Week in Politics Sparks Puns and Confusion
A fragment suggests Sister Prety Week critiques machinery and political talk, calling herself unable to grasp politics and politicians. The tone mixes humor and skepticism about political systems.
Dudley Resigns as N R C Treasurer
William Dudley resigned as treasurer of the National Republican Committee citing pressing business engagements. The MOSI noted he is an honest man and performed an excellent treasurer's duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dudley
National Republican Committee
Ife
Belfast Champion editor backs A Ball on one page
The Belfast Champion presents conflicting stance with editor supporting A Ball on one page while opposing him on another, a pattern the piece notes as not unusual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Latriog
Belfast
A. Ball
Alliance So Far Sees No Third Ticket in Nomination Plans
A prominent member states Congdon suffices for the Alliance if no third ticket is nominated. If a third ticket enters, another nomination will target the Member position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opar
Congdon
Alliance
President names successor for New York port role
The president accepted the resignation of Joel B. Erharet at the collector of the port of New York and designated Senator J. Sloat Tassett of Ilmira as the successor. The position is highly important, requiring 1500 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel B. Erharet Ats
Port of
New York
J. Sloat Tassett
Ilmira
Sloat Fassetts Denounces Sheriff Election Spin
Hon J Sloat Fassetts criticizes talk of a Democrat winning sheriff this fall unless a North District fellow is nominated. He dismisses the scenario as rot and a baseless forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North District
Angelica Editor Promises Political Earthquake Over Sheriff Race
The Angelica Fiery Week editor claims one of eight or nine Republican sheriff candidates could win, threatening a Democratic nomination for an Angelica man to elect Lim. The predicted cyclone failed to materialize and the fall sheriff nomination appears to go to the south district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tru
Angelica
Luther
Rex
Cat
Lim
Hata pays fine and awaits court ruling on U S customs evasion
The Hata has paid an 8500 fine for evading U S customs and awaits the courts decision. The paper notes she caused mild sensationalism in the press for a month yet did no real harm, and the Advertiser endorses leniency. Chauncey M Depew cites Chicago World Fair optimism, predicting success as an American exhibit.
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Hata
United States
Gallagher
2Bnia Advertiser
Chauncey M. Depew
Chicago
Ife
A Sketch of His Life J S Fassett
A sketch chronicles J S Fassett born Elmira 1853 with Rochester University diploma and Heidelberg study. He rose from District Attorney to senator, led Fassett Investigating Committee against Tammany Hall, aided Harrison campaign, serves Rochester University trustee, and owns Elmira Daily Advertiser with wife Miss Crocker of California.
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Fassett
Senate
Chemung, Steuben
Allegany
David B. Will
Hill
Tammany Hall
Republican National Comittee
New York
Harrison
Ife
Rochester University
Cook Academy
Elmira Daily Advertiser
Mr. Fassett
Miss Crocker
Califor Lt
Churel Street
Elmira
Local Friends Gather for News and Events in Friendship
W O Chapman is home for a few days while J F Rice visits Casville with his wife Mrs Geo W Robinson involved in Sulfato this week. Numerous neighbors and visitors including Chet Scott F B Church of Wellsville and Rev Leonard preach at the Congregational and Baptist churches. Olean defeats Friendship 9 3 in a local ball game.
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J. F. Rice
Castile
Chet. Scott
F. B. Church
Wellsville
Priday
Joe Hearens
Hornellsville
Rev. Foy
Florida
Congregational Church
Curtis Smith
Bolivar
Myrtie Lord Day
Emporium
Grandpa
Grandma Lord
Frank Seamon
Wellsboro
J. Bradley
Beatrice, Neb
Marshall Scott
Olean
Mt. Hope
J. Spencer
New York
Washington, D. C
R. Relaine
Ceres
M. Norton
Georgie
Mt Clemens
Omaha
Friendship
Boyer
Woods
Klee
Conklins
Electrocution Term Sparks Debate in Press Stand
The New York Lines and the Philadelphia Press clash over the coined word electrocution. The Philadelphia Press favors lectrothany as the best form, noting its philological accuracy and analogy to euthanasia, with electroth anize as the derived verb.
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New York
Philadelphia
Henry Wilson and the Twenty Second Massachusetts Regiment
Henry Wilson, vice-president under Grant, recruited the Twenty second Massachusetts regiment once numbered 1200, later reduced to under a hundred after three years of service. He wished to march frontward but duties in Washington forced his resignation. Col H A Royce of Boston served as an officer.
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Henry Wilson
United States
Grant
Wilson Ile
Editor Names Scatter in Belfast Paper Spat
The Tirk editor of the Belfast Champion labels a rival as a skunk and jokes about burying clothes, while accusing the Disparca editor of being “a real naughty boy.” The remarks reflect a heated exchange between local papers.
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Tirk
The
Belfast Champion
Disparca
Wanted Young Man and Two Women for Solicit
An advertisement seeks an active young man and two ladies to solicit with a salary of 78 dollars per month. Applicants should call or mail with a stamp to Office 8 at 166 Lake Street in Elmira New York.
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Lake St
Elmira
N.Y
Tucker’s broad stock of rifles and sporting goods on the road
Tucker advertises a full line of rifles hot guns ammunition and sporting goods on the road with coal or wood for sale claiming the finest line this side of Buffalo and urges buyers to act now. The notice also mentions trying boots and shoes at Wm McCracken & Bro.
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Tucker
Buffalo
Wm. McCracken & Bro
Ye Old Tyme Pick Nick Pioneers Festival at Silver Lake
Pioneers hold annual excursion to Silver Lake on Thursday August 6 with the old log cabin and its relics open to the public. Extra trains to the Assembly grounds with Erie Railway offering a special low rate excursion from Belmont at 1250 a.m. round trip $1.25.
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Silver Lake
Great Assembly Grounds
Erie Railway
Belmont
Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Promises Kidney Liver Cure
An advertisement urges readers to treat back pain as a kidney threat and promotes Dr David Kennedy of Rondout New York as the author of a remedy claimed to cure kidney and liver diseases malaria and purify blood. The pitch emphasizes immediate use to avoid worsening system wide suffering.
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David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Belmont retail ads promote Peck’s Jewelry and King’s twine
An advertisement notes savings at Peck’s Jewelry Store in Belmont for watches clocks and silverware. It also urges buyers to pick binding twine at King’s and claims value with cash at Wm. Mc Cracken & Bro in Belmont New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Tucker
Belmont
New York
Peck’s
Cash
Wm. McCracken & Bro
Belmont, New York
For Sale Cheap House and Lot in Sun Nyside Friendship
The undersigned offers for sale his nearly new leasehold house and lot on Sun nyside in the village of Friendship. Purchase within thirty days to secure a very cheap deal. Dated Friendship May 26 1891. William Wood.
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Sunnyside
Friendship
William Wood
For Sale Holstein Bull Calves at Norton Farm
Three yearling full blood Holstein bull calves offered for sale at Norton farm in Friendship North Dakota. Man to contact H Norton for details and pricing.
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Friendship
D. H. Norton
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Belmont, N
R. R
F. G. Helme
Eorrors
J. Sloat Fassett
J. Sloat
University of Heidelburg
Germany
New-York Press
David B. Nill
Emira
University of Rochester
Chemung County
Lucius Robin- Sol
Peter Prangle
Geo. W. Robinson
Sulfato
Trail Wellman
Mae Pease
Etta Larkin
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Levi Pease
Edwin Spaulding
East Lexington
Ure Stout
Oliver Cooley
East Hill
Stont
New Orleans
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Co
T. D. Middaugh
H. E. Pfaff
Mank Goodman
C. R. DeWolfe
Billy Woods
Fred _Applebee
Homer Pitts
Fred. Leslie
C.F. Alexander
Chas. Lincoln
Chas. Middaugh
Will. Davie
Ki Ki. Sutliff
Mars
Sussee Middaugh
Daisy Markoo
Lizzie Mosher
Bessie Templeton
May . Woods
DeWolfe
Pacific Coast
Leonard
Baptist Church
Gentleman
Laidies
Mott
Hawkins
Kellogg
Adams
Colling
R. A. Scott
Jarpress
Beatrice, Néb
Beatrice
Felow
TV. S.leonard
Oy Order of Hhe Association
W. N. Bemsberg
Frank W. Hale
Baxter University of Music
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Hale
Long Island
University of Music
Minneapolis, Minn
Great Conservatory
Conservatory
Eben Tourgee
Dispatch
County Paper
Buckeye
Reapers
Amity Mills
Hood & Bradley
Belmont, N. Y
Geo. Peck
Belmont, NW. Y
N. Bwatch
T. J. Rose
M. Blanchard
V. Robinson
King’s
Babcock, Shannon & CO
Albany, N.Y
J.J. Smith
Belmont, Allegany Co
N. J
J. Nichols
Hornellsville Exposition
W. A. Wood
Vanalseen & Crank
N. J. Steviens
Carl Slatter
Sim
Geo.l. Tucker
P. E. McDermott, Sr
McDermott Bros
Perry Spring Tooth Harrow
Geo. E. King
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