Pantomime and Local Happenings in August News
The Dispatch reports on amateur entertainment including Vreeland and Middangl’s Uncle Tom Cabin company, Thurston’s photograph gallery nearing completion, and Phillips the cornetist returning from tour with J. Rogers. Local incidents include a minor arm injury to War A. J. Willard, notes on Friendship postmaster delays, Gorton’s N. O. Minstrels starting a summer tour, Erie street picnic by local gentry, and parlor humor about railroad fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vreeland & Middangl
Uncle Tom Cabin’s Co
Thurston
Galery
Depot Street
Soon
Nunda
Tarrytown
Hudson
Yale culture and muscle save Yale graduate in streetcar clash
The New York Press reports Clarence M Smith of Angel and Smith law firm faced sidewalk and gate trouble on a Third Avenue elevated line. After an altercation with gatemen at Hanover Square he used Yale training to board a moving train and retrieve his gripsack. Three ladies witnessed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
New York
Philadelphia
Aarstoi An
Buffalo
Cleveland
No. Cincim
St. Louis
Pullman’s
Rochester
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Erie Pullman
Adies
Agpassenger
Third Avenue
Tmanover Square
O & Dlock
Angel & Smith
Hroundkway
Ares
Cateman
James R. Angel
Clarence M. Smith
Weson Os
Sanith
Smith
Yale
Anu
New Haven
Cripsack
Grand Central Depot
Chatham Squire
Mr. Smith
Cane
Fulton Street
Hanover Square
Legal dispute and witness testimony in Angelica region
The passage notes a man laid up after an affray and seeking damages from the I road company. It mentions Col. Hain as manager, a witness who provided testimony, and lawyer Angel of Angel & Smith with ties to Angelica and Belmont. It also lists local paper counts by Allegany Steuben and Cattaraugus counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
I Road
Angel
Angel & Smith
Angelica
Belmont
Metropolis
Examination Dates for Second and Third Grade Certificates
The Teachers' Examination for certificates of the second and third grade will be held in Allegany County's Second Commissioner District for 1889. Scheduled dates include August 13 in Friendship, September 7 in Whitesville, September 10 in Alfred Center, October 5 in Bolivar, and November 23 in Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Friendship
Whitesville
Alfred Center
Bolivar
Belmont
Elbba
Reynolds
R. Belmont
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
J. J. Thurston
J. Parish
Ogdensburg, N
Elmer W. van Slyke
B. W. Vax Styxs, N.Y
Route OF Travel
Pullman Service
New York City
Reading
New Traven and Hartford Railway
Jersey City
Albany
Newport
Li Tliver
Boston
Europe
Mieck Evers
Marapean
Atlantic
Pacific
Coloniste
America
Brastiard
Wea Stan
Westicara
Belarout
J. Demmier
Ghho
TE. Alden
General Northern
WJ. Murphy
L. P. Farmer
Gen'l
Agt
McKee Bros
Friendship, N. Y
Wales & Wheeler
Crockery
Green House
Choice
Mary Butts
Friendsnp
Ni Y
Tsurgeon
Main Street
Ira Halleck
Wm. Tt. Clark
Trhaluacr
the Dispatch
Epeter Prangle
Pancilings
Wales
A. J. Willard
Deliny 2
Gortons N. O. Minstrels
Andover
Treation
Erie Street
Merriam
Bang
Phcorpud
Toearcough
Kaintack
tooMy
Clara
Dun 2
Chicago Tribune
Til Rumblest
Cuba
United States
New-York Press
AN Atuileipe
Taitp
Mr.Smith
Allegany Comunty
K. A. Potter
Belmont, N.Y
George. W. Robinson
Friendship, New York
Helmes
W. H. Scott
WH. Scott
S. W. Crittenden, and
C. G. Anderson & Son
W.H. Scott, M.D
Friendship, N.Y
News
Sateers
Morris Unger
Morris
N.Y
Quincy, Mass
New Drestars of
Broad Street
Hornellsville, N. Y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!