Judge Daniels and future on Supreme Court questioned
The Buffalo Express interview with Judge Daniels argues against re election given the aged limitation rule and salary for remaining term years. It notes Daniels may qualify for 37200 yearly for eleven years but would be required to resign at age 70, urging him to withdraw. The piece endorses Allegany County choosing a competent judge and supports court access for local attorneys.
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The
Buffalo Express
Daniels
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Alleganny County
Supreme Courts
Presidential Possibilities Across States in 1892 Nominations
United States senators share views on party nominees for president in 1892. Quay and Hoar favor Blaine for Republicans and Cleveland for Democrats. Maine Michigan and Delaware show preferences for Blaine or Cleveland, with diverse opinions from Gray Higgins Dolphi Slate and Jones on regional popularity.
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United States
Philadelphia Press
Quay
Syracuse Standard
Blaine
Cleveland
Lloar
New England
Harrison
Secretary Rusk
Scattering
Hill
Hatch
Frye
Maine
McMillan
Michigan
Alger
Blackburn
Gray
Delaware
Grover Cleveland
James G. Blaine
Higgins
James ‘K. Jones
Arkansas
Dolphi
Oregon
Cleveland’s
Slate
State Department
Debt records show party era contrasts in 1885 to 1891
The New York Press notes that from March 1885 to March 1887 under Grover Cleveland the public debt rose by 141,536,300, while from March 1889 to March 1891 under Benjamin Harrison it fell by 265,000,000, a net advantage of 123,463,700 for the Republican era.
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Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
N. Y
Governor Hill Chronology From Early Life To Business
The Chicago Tribune relays a New York statesman description of Governor Hill born in Havana Schuyler County New York in 1843. He moved to Massachusetts in 1848 and commanded the 6th Massachusetts Volunteers through the war. Afterward he settled back in New York and founded the Jones scale works in Binghamton.
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Chicago Tribune
New York Statesman
Governor Hill
Havana
Schuyler County
N. Y
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Volunteers
Binghamton
Fortune Found in Coat Lining of Late Judge Cooley
In St Paul a hidden stash worth nearly ten thousand dollars was found in the lining of a coat owned by the late Judge H M Cooley. The renowned lawyer, long inactive in recent years, appeared penniless until his son uncovered a packet of banknotes totaling about thirty nine thousand?
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St. Paul
H. M. Cooley
Editorial Slur Does Not Dampen Utter Popularity
The harsh insult Jo Jo directed at Frank R. Utter in last week's Anvil fails to dampen the popularity of the young man. Jo Jo remains tangled in editorial controversy, likened to a huckleberry in a wagon box, as public opinion stays with Utter.
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Jo Jo
Frank R. Utter
Wiitsville
Knave
Frank and
Hanford Guild of Friendship
Frank
Alfred
Rushford Spectator
Two Good Men for County Republican Leadership
The Cuban Patriot praises J. H. Rutherford as county chairman and F. Reutter's return as secretary. It lauds Rutherford as a true Republican and Utter as an equally capable trusted officer, emphasizing careful and efficient leadership for the party's crucial upcoming season.
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J. H. Rutherford
Republican County Committee
Rutherford
F. Reutter
The Tariff and the Farmer Explained by Hon R G Horr
Hon R G Horr argues tariff benefits for farmers by protecting home markets for oats barley eggs wool and other farm goods. He says when wheat export rises foreign wheat price stays down while domestic prices rise for other commodities. universal protection favors full domestic production.
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R. G. Horr
United States
India
Russia
Brazil Declares Ports Free to United States Imports
A Brazilian presidential decree proclaims Brazil’s ports free and open to imports from the United States under the recent reciprocity agreement, refuting rumors that the Brazilian government questioned the treaty’s validity.
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State Department
Brazil
United States
Ex Gov Robinson dies as flu and liability fears rise
A crowded column notes the death of Topics ex Gov Robinson amid widespread flu and pneumonia concerns in New York. It cites bank failures, stock-market jitters, a McKinley law impact on horse prices, and political commentary from Henry Watterson and Senator Peffer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Iowa
Canada
Henry Watterson
Hill
Grover Cleveland
Henry
Watterson
Elizabeth
Monongahela River
James G. Blaine
Fresh Friendship Facts and Local Notices
Local items report Mrs H L Dwight recovering from illness Grace Hart visiting Belmont widespread sickness noted New Nile cheese factory begun operations Gypsy fortune telling at Fair Gorton’s band in Michigan Robins seen spring arrival and Shaving Parlors upgrade Belmont visits and various business changes at Bradley & Taylor and other firms Charity fair updates and Universalist Fair dates April 1 2 3 with April events and cattle butter records at Paulines Pauline Paul and other dairy notes Fire destroys Elmer Van Slyke house at Sunnyside. total loss with insurance covering 1200. neighbors save surrounding buildings. Damages likely higher than insured amount. community updates and local commerce noted.
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Grace Hart
Belmont
Nile
Gorton
Michigan
Elmer van Slyke
Sunnyside
VanSiyke
Poetic Horse Thief Said to Roam Western New York
A Bradford Era report says Howard Pike the horse thief who escaped Smethport jail is active in Western New York with a clue locating him in Allegany County. He wrote James Holden a farewell letter describing the jail breakout and promising to vanish, noting Holden’s hardships and his own escape.
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Howard Pike
Theif
Smethport
Bradford
New York
Allegany County
Aay
Pike
James Holden
Holden
James
Jim
Sam
Will
B. Pike
Hornellsville Tribune Adds Campbell Press in Office Upgrade
The Hornellsville Tribune has added a Campbell press to its office, calling it the “old reliable.” The new equipment enhances printing capacity and reliability for the newspaper.
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Hornellsville Tribune
Campbell Press
Reliable
Editorial Critique Targets JoJo and Party Pretensions
The piece accuses JoJo of undermining the Republican party under his leadership and pretends to align with Republican values while shouting Democratic slogans such as free trade. It cites a recent editorial claiming “An honest man desires to be called anything but Republican.”
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Senator Peffer
Kansas Farmers’ Alliance
Washington
Pefier
Destoy
JoJo
Register
Reunion of Blue and Gray at Chicago World’s Fair
Arrangements for a thirty day reunion of veterans from both sides to be held in Chicago during the World’s Fair. Illinois will fund a blue and gray pavilion to store relics. Each state provides veteran transportation while the government supplies tents and rations. Troops will camp by state to display national unity.
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Chicago
Illinois
Patents Show Riches and Risks Across Inventors
A Kansas City Times quote highlights fortune or loss in invention. Examples include a Missouri shoemaker’s hook patent yielding $350 to him but $75,000 to the buyer, and a rebounding ball toy patent netting $125,000, with other cases cited.
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Missouri
New York
Legion
Kansas City Times
Mrs Kempton Praises Favorite Remedy For Child’s Brights Disease
Mrs Laura A Kempton of West Rutland Vermont credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy of Rondout New York with saving her ten year old daughter from Bright's Disease. She says other methods failed until the remedy arrived in March.
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Laura A. Kempton
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Sherman
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Phil Sheridan
Peter Prangle
Mrs. H. L. Dwight
Seamon
West Water Street
Middaugh’s
German Ward” Company
Salamanca
Fr. L. Dayton
Buffalo
Charlie King
Rushford
Wm. H. Scott
Wim. A. Hart
Deacon Licock
Theron Cross
T.J. Rose & Co
F. L. Dayton
Wm. H. King
J. W. Bradley
Bradley & Taylor
Depot Steel
Chas. H. Babcock
C. C. Brisco
J. W. Wilcox
Andover
W. G. Wilcox
Wirt
Saurday
W. J. Darling
St. Bernard Pup
Scio
Shoe Manufactory
Rem. V. Scott
Asa Scott
Friendship Church
Unger
Charlie Dean
Richburg
Charlie
Kentucky
A.B. Rowley
Lockport
Friendship
John B. Dutcher
Pawling
Dutchess County
Pauline Paul
Eurotissima
Appleton
Mr. Appleton
Jersey
D.H. Norton
Levi Stickney
H. Sortore
Burtville
Merritt Cornwell
Alice Rowley
L. Perkins
Dayton. Bros. Mill
Two Mile
C. A. Dolley House
Mill Street
Port — Allegany Reporter
California
Charles N. Felton
Felton
Erie County
Empire State
Marysville
Yuba County
San Francisco
Congress
Senate
Elmira Advertiser
Africa
Joe Cook
Chautauqua Lake
United States District Court
Utica
James’a. Muldoon
Toronto
Erie County’ Penitentiary
Thomas McQueary
Independent Congregational Church
Jamestown
Bright
Amity Mills
Hood & Bradley
Belmont, N
P. E. McCdermott, Sr
McDermott Bros
Mobaccos
Perry Spring Tooth
Geo. E. King
Wellsville, N. Y
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