Belmont Dispatch completes first year with progress notes
The Belmont Dispatch marks one year since its March 12, 1889 launch as Belmont’s local paper. It hails patronage from home merchants, notes Clark Brothers rebuilding after fire, the Belmont Academy’s prominence, and the looming Belmont hotel project, with plans for depots and more industry.
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Local Ticket Listings For Town Officials
A scanned slate shows multiple ticket lines with candidates for supervisor town clerk justice of the peace highway commissioner assessor collector overseers of the poor inspectors of election constables and game constable. Names include Whitney Crittenden Horner Whitcomb Wright Pollard Keenen Moran Pease Lewis Nobles O Brien Allen Lawton McDermott Cartwright Thomas Bennett Crandall and others as offered by rival groups in a local election preview.
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C. 8. Whitney
W. Crittenden
Anson
Hall
M. E. Horner
R. A. Whitcomb
C. H. Wright
Stephen Pollard Sr
Owen F. Keenen
A. T. Lawton
H. A. Norton
Stephen Cartwright
Caleb Thomas
D. M. Burdick
Theo. Austin
Frank DeLong
A. W. Bennett
Charles Tenry
LL. C. Vanderharss
James Moran
John W. Pease
Isaacl Lewis
Roswell Nobles
Timothy O'Brien
Geo. Allen
L. RB. Lewis
Luke McDermott
Lee Smith
J. S. Lewis
Alfred Brundage
Alvin Cline
Thomas McGuire
Lew Allen
A. IL. Hibert
Wine J. Richardson
A.J. Allen
Eugene C. Brown
Addison van Campen
Colector IW. RR
MM. Rigdon
Charles J. Davis
Frank Hall
Frank Bower
Wallace Barnetson
Harrison Crandall
BR. Washburn
Lewis Waldratt
Mariner
Sower
Con. Stable
HM. W. Davis
New York State Carried In Hand Quote Sparks Debate
A fragment from Harper's Bazaar cites a politician's remark about a man who supposedly bears New York State in his hand and a map agent as the counterpart. The exchange hints at political symbolism and map-based influence.
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New York State
Harper's Bazur
Republican Nominations for Supervisors Listed
Nominations announced for supervisors in several towns including Aumity C Whitney Angelica I S Robbins Alfred Will T Crandall Andover Frank S Clark Friendship C W Blossom Scio E J Norton Wellsville Ik W Breckenridge.
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C. 8
Whitney
Angelica
I.S. Robbins
Andover
Frank S. Clark
Friendship
C. W. Blossom
Scio
E. J. Norton
Wellsville
W. Breckenridge
Local Union Meetings and Small-Town News
Union revival meetings are held here in the afternoon and evenings. Theron Cross and wife returned home after sixteen months in Wisconsin. LoD. Wait nominated for supervisor by the Prohibitionists. Democratic caucus tonight. Will S. Potter welcomes daughter No 3 born Friday weighing 3 pounds. Chris Blossom renominated for supervisor by Republicans. The full ticket praised as excellent and capable. Ek O Rogers stunned by news of his father’s death. Rogers family travels to Rochester for funeral. community offers sympathy.
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Theron Cross
Wisconsin
Lod. Wait
Will S. Potter
Ek. O. Rogers
Rochester
Mr. Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Buffalo News warns Republicans over New York tax shift
The Buffalo News attacks Republican plans linking a 200000 Pennsylvania majority to counterbalance a New York advantage. It notes Charles Fitch’s appointment as Buffalo District Collector and laments that Buffalo should hold the office due to tax contributions. It also discusses labor theory, voting rights for women, pension increases for disabled soldiers, and political maneuvering around clerical salaries in Steuben County.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Charles Fitch
Rochester Democrat
Internal Revenue
Buffalo
Frank Ibiscock
Allegany County
Mer. Cottrell
Iis
Yiliack
Massachusetts
Kansas
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Quebec
Jet Houses of Congress
Harold M. Sewell
Maine
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Local Notices and Miscellany from L News
Sunday visits and homecomings fill the page with names and travel. Dick Wilkinson Jim Mulligan Joseph Gillies Orla Trammond and others appear in short mentions as well as Dr James McNett Colonel McNett and W R Furman visiting Wellsville. The Democratic caucus drew attendance and a note about Lester boots concluding the item.
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Dick Wilkinson
Little Valley
Jim” Mulligan
Joseph Gillies
Orla Trammond
Hormelisville
Senator Kane
James McNett
Tiernellsville
Col. McNett
H.C. Tobbins
L. D. Scott
M. Baker
M. Welsh
Elm Valley
Weather reminiscences and railway petition near Tip Top
The letter recalls weather-echoing talk and an old settler’s tales while a Meadville paper quotes a pastor’s fiery address as “full of fire and vigor” with a minister later described as “full of pie and vinegar.” Nearby Tip Top, residents sign a petition urging Exie Railway to stop trains 10 4 and 29 to aid many locals and the rail company. Elmer J Abbott of Perrye Hess records a sheep feeding feat, fattening 18 head to average 12 pounds each before shearing, an indicated 32 pound gain per head in a short period.
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Meadville
Tip Top
Exie Railway Company
Andover Neves
Elmer J. Abbott
Perrye Hess
Samimders Plans Visits at Friendship Studio Dates
Samimders expects to be at his Friendship studio on March 12 15 and 14.
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Ne Samimders
Friendship
Weilsville Coudersport Pine Creek road project moves ahead
The Weilsville Coudersport and Pine Creek railroad project is advancing with full funding subscribed, a road-bed regrading contract let, and a 10 percent assessment for ties. Directors at Wellsville elected John McEwen as president E J Farnum as vice president H K Opp as secretary Hen Lewis as treasurer Col Rufus Scott as attorney and an executive committee including McEwen Farnum Opp Lewis Blackman Coats and Day. Belmont seeks to extend the line from Wellsville to Belfast improving Buffalo Rochester connections. In law, the General Term of the Supreme Court overruled Father Dent's appeal against Bishop Ryan of Buffalo ruling Judge Dykman acted properly in requiring witness names. Father Dent represented himself.
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Coudersport
Pine Creek
Wellsville
John McEwen
E.J. Farnum
H.K. Opp
Hen. Lewis
Rufus Scott
EK. J. Farnum
H. K. Opp
E N. Lewis
Geo. H. Blackman
W Coats
Chas. Day
Belmont
Belfast
Buffalo
Rochester
Supreme Court
Father Dent
Bishop Ryan
Soas
Dykman
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