Belmont politics and local affairs dominate The Dispatch
The Dispatch reports on Alliance influence in local politics, postmaster appointments under Democratic rule, canal tax bills, and the looming Supreme Court judgeship issue. It notes Belmont and Buffalo debates, Laidlaw’s legacy, and the search for county treasurer in Sullivan County amid bond concerns. It also lists past Speakers of the Assembly with ages.
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Supreme ‘Court
America
Joes
Jones
Binghamton
Farmers’ ‘Alliance
Sparkis
Willin
Queen
Holland
York
Three Little Paragraphs on Tariff Prosperity
The Jersey City Evening Journal says the tin plate industry’s success proves the protective tariff works for the nation. The Home Market Bulletin notes free trade arguments are dimmed by rising prosperity under protection. Trade journals largely defend the McKinley tariff and its positive impact on American industry and prices.
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Jersey City Evening Journal
Alloder Protection
Home Market Bulletin
Large Potato Sale Dominates Rushford Trade
O F Lowe of LeRoy bought the balance of the crop raised by A W Litchard J B Vandusen and A L Litchard paying one dollar per bushel for about 3000 bushels. Rushford Alliance No 1 meets Saturdays at East Rushford school house with officers A La Litchard F E McCall E L Beebe J S Vandusen A W Litchard. The alliance has nineteen members and is expected to grow. E L Beebe attended Belmont County Alliance meeting as a delegate.
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O. F. Lowe
LeRoy
A. L. Litchard
A. W. Litchard
French Thrift and Flair Shine in Public Debt Rush
Paris fans rush to lend to the state as a $175 million loan goes on sale with eager crowds outside the finance ministry. The piece notes French thrift contrasted with impulsiveness and signals strong oversubscription likely, while another item describes a new heat tool for tracing designs on wood and leather using a hot cautery style device for bookbinders and carpenters.
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Panama Canal
Ministry of Finance
Paris
Wronen
New York Commercial
Advertiaar
Bartlett Promotes Spring Suitings as Elegant and Cheap
J. W. Bartlett announces new spring samples for suitings. Call to inspect the collection described as elegant and cheap, inviting patrons to view the fabrics and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bartlett
Friendship News and Social Notes From 1890s Era
Local brief recounts residents visiting relatives in Bradford and Rome New York. Mentions interments at Mt Hope cemetery, bank directors elected in Friendship, and community events including a Maccabee dance and a temperance town meeting. Obituary for Mrs Rebecca Gray gives family details and church affiliations.
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Rebecca Gray
Alvan Richardson
Riehburg Baptist Church
Friendship Baptist
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Stillman Davis
Friendship
Crandall
Lester
Richburg
J. W. Richardson
Andover
Wm. J. Richardson
Belmont
Walter G. Richardson
Messrs. R. Cherryman
Hinsdale
Baldwin
Vegetables and dietary advice from old journals
Readable excerpts discuss vegetables with healing and nutritional claims, noting onions and asparagus for rheumatism, cauliflower as a tonic, peas and potatoes as nutritious, and cautions on storage. Other items touch on railway seating, factory regimes in Norway, gallantry at mail stations, and death rates by region.
Plumber’s Bill Saved Turns Wet in Odd Family Antic
In a humorous Oil City Derrick tale, German citizen Mr. Eisseldorff stops a plumbing leak with his son Joe. A faulty turn of the water valve leads to a deluge as the old man, wedged under the house, is drenched while Joe outsprints the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen
Joe
Neffer
Blumber
Jokey
Fader
Mr. Eisseldorff
Oil City
New Blacksmith Shop Opens on Greenwich Street
The undersigned open Jacobs blacksmith shop on Greenwich street above the depot and solicit patronage. Best work and material at reasonable rates. Leach and Stanton notify all with debts to Mrs G A Palmer & Co to call and settle balances to be cleared by 1891.
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Jacobs Blacksmith Shop
Greenwich St
Leach & StanTon
G. A
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Belmont, N.Y
Judge Lambert
Legion
Hill
Buffalo
Angelica Republican
Smith
K. Beecher
Assembly
East Jordan
Mich
Herald of the
States
Goverors
Nebraska
Thos. .Connors
Wellsville
Allegany
Ada
the Times
Hornellsville
W.m. G. Laidlaw
Seotchman
Wm. G. Laidlaw
Sullivan County
Chas. Ennis
Board of Supervisors
Kunis
Ennis
Richard Gildersleeve
The
Buffalo Courier
James W. Husted
George B. Sloan
Thomas G. Alvord
Geo. H. Sharpe
Charles E. Patterson
Alfred C. Chapin
Titus Sheard
George Z. Erwin
Fremont Cole
William F. Sheehan
Peter Prangle
John Parker
John Harrison
Wis
Charles
Angelica
Jennie Simons
Frane Simons
Bradford
D. A. Daniels
Babevels
Cora Wwingate
Ada Gray
Rome, N. Y
Herman Rice
Mrs. Brown
Wilcox, Pa
Mrs
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P.M. Dayton
W. H. Flint
Bolivar
Mt. Hope Cemetery
A. Daniels
Baptist Church
Dd. A. Daniels
A. A. Peate
N. Y
Stoi
A. Lwick
Henry Smith
Auburn Prison
Allegany County
Eri. D. Cartwright
J. A. Crandall
KK. A. Maxson
P. J. Fairbank
Middaugh
T.T.C
CL. Howard
Kent
Enoch A. Crandall
D. J. Brown
Mr. Crandall
Democratic County Committee
B.A. U
T. D
Hubbard
First National Bank
A. W. Miner
A. M. Wellman
B. Frank. Drake
F. BR. Utter
H. F. Wells
H. A. Corbin
J. We Scott
M. C. Mulkin
W.cc. Kingsburs
Geo. L. Skiff
W.L. Bowler
A.M. Wellman
Capt
Joe Rice
A. L Hers
Belvidere
Mrs. Hs
A. D. Martin
Iron Mountain
St. Louis Chronicle
Norway
New York Commercial Advertiser
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General Post Office
New York Sun
England
France
United States
Middle States
St. Louis Republic
Unil
L. J. Cross
Stone
Friendship, N. Y
H. A. Barney, M. D
N’ South
Court Streets
S. BR. Bailey & Co's
Crittenden
Bailey
S.W. Crittenden
Stationery
Belmont, N. Y
South St. Stupie
Bronageiiews
BK. L. Lewis
E. L. Lewis
Wm, McCracken
BRO
Office of
Geo. A. Brown & Co
Peoria, Ill
Darling
Waldo & Cook
J.H. Allen
Wellsville, N. Y
R. R. Jackets
Utica
Eeels
Geo. Peck
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