McKinley Tariff Spurs Burst of New Industries
A Washington report notes a swift post bill surge in new manufacturing ventures across the United States. Dry Goods Chronicle lists 153 new enterprises, with 35,000 potential jobs, including 78 cotton mills and 41 woolen mills, many funded by foreign capital moving to American sites.
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Washington
Dry Goods Chronicle
Mason and Dixon’s
Ohio River
Lister & Co
Bradford
England
United States
Charles Borrez
Barret
Elwood
Indiana
Kearney
Neb
Kentucky
Alabama
Irwin
Deadwood
Rapid City
Black Hills
Kearney Peak
Pittsburg
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Moody sermons echoed in Buffalo urging public confession of sins
The Buffalo HBapress reports Evangelist Moody now in Buffalo urging sinners to confess transgressions publicly as a path to faith. He likens penitence to a sunlit view of salvation, noting personal prayer yields more than asked and that any listener can say Lord remember me.
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Evangelist Moody
Buffalo
Buffalo Hbapress
Pubc
Ieaven
Earth
Manchester
N. H
Dem
Boston
Boston Journal
Mr. Moody
Buffalo News
Grover Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
South
David Bennett Hill
Pacific Coast
Surat Halstead
Friendship district notes and town events
Local items report D A Daniels buying goods in the metropolitan area, authorities auditing town accounts, and a busy week with social events and improvements. Notables include Norton and Lane in Bradford, Wm E Smith visiting, and a new cemetery vault at Mount Hope.
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D. A. Daniels
Metropolis
Judge. Norton
Don McClure
Bolivar
A. B. Norton
Lane
Bradford
Wm. E. Smith
Wellsville
Geo. W. Robinson
Buffalo
George
Protoplasmic elements and distant notices in 1890s papers
A mosaic of brief items from various papers. Notes on science imagery in Boston and Bath journals, a Keuka steamship birth mystery, an Erie official predicting Maguire’s Susquehanna Division appointment, an Albion swoman refuge plan, and Hornellsville land sale jitters. Obituary of Orrilla Dye in Scio, and coinage change for three cent nickels. Cornell tuition up, Parker Bloss pension, Bissell joins Rochester firm, Miss Willard on dress, tariff price impacts, Moody on Sunday transit, and Southern demand for Cleveland.
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Erie
Maguire
Elmira Advertiser
Albion
Hornellsville
Scio
Orrilla Dye
Perry Barber
Cornell University
Charlotte ‘Parker -Bloss
Independence
Chas. J. Bissell
Dansville
Livingston County
Bacon, Briggs & Beckley
Rochester
Bacon, Bissell, Briggs & Beckley
Canaseraga. Times
Bismarck
Robert Browning
Parnell
Bean family twins born same evening in valley
Topeka reports three women from the Bean family of Valley Falls each gave birth to twins on the same evening while noting social trends. England employs more women in industrial work than any other European country at twelve percent of the industrial class. Bright military scarlet appears in autumn and winter dress with brown tones, and Paris fashion favors pale pinks blues lemons and greens for evening wear in the vie de chateau.
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Topeka
Valley Falls
England
Paris
Vie de Chateau
Supervisors and party lines listed for 1890 district posts
A roster of names and parties for supervisors and related officials across multiple towns. Entries include Alfred-David R Stillman P Allen Edward W Botsford and many others with affiliations listed as R D or BR, covering towns such as Wellsville West Almond Cuba Scio Inde dence and Centerville. The list specifies individuals and their party designations rather than actions or events.
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Alfred—David R. Stillman
P. Allen
Edward W. Botsford
R. Alma
Nerwell Phillips
R. Almond
Fred Halsey
D. Amity
FE. Hammond
Centerville
John S. Sawyer
Clarksville
M. H. Bailey
R. Cuba
F. M. Todd
D. Friendship
C. W. Blossom
Genesee
J. J. Smith
Ry Granger
G. White
BR. Grove
Harry G. Shaw
D. Hume
Jas. Hildreth
Inde’dence
A. J. Remington
D. New Hudson
T. M. Bennett
R. Rushford
Grover M. Pratt
BR. Scio
E. Norton
BR. Ward
Wm. Bunnell
D. Wellsville
O. D. Browning
D. West Almond
G. Morton
L. D. Witter
B. Wirt
A. A. Woods
Bourbon Democrats Learn Nothing After Victory
Elmira Advertiser comments that Bourbon Democrats repeat blunders after victories, predicting continued missteps will ease Republican triumphs in two years. The editorial argues experience has not tempered their political errors and warns of mounting public frustration.
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Elmira
County Supervisors Audit Various County Accounts
A record lists multiple committees and auditors for county accounts including Valuations, Sheriff's and Jailor, Justices, Constables, Miscellaneous, Treasurer, Superintendent of the Poor, Judicial Officers, Ways and Means, United States Deposit Fund, Grand Jurors, Printing, County Buildings, Erroneous Assessments, County House and Farm, Non-Resident School Returns, Highway Returns, Supervisors, Town Accounts, Las, and Appropriations with named auditors for each item.
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Hammond
Bunnell
Curtiss
Bailey
D. H. Clark
Morton
Whitney
Woods
Browning
Norton
Clark
Pratt
McIntosh
Shaw
Todd
Newton
Sawyer
Blossom
Blossom. On County Treasurer's Accounts,—Messrs
White
Stillman
F. S. Clark
Todd and Whitney
Woods, Whitney and Remington
Messrs. Witter
United States Deposit Fund
Shaw and Bennett
Remington
Phillips
Smith and White
Witter
Stillman, Woods and Halsey
Botsford
Las
McIntosh and Curtiss
Hildreth
Pratt and White
Indictments in Mt. Morris Murder Case Near 1890
Grand jury in this county last week found indictments against Daniel Keating Big Jerry Keating Little Jerry Keating Fred Dagert and John Bickford for first degree manslaughter in the Joslyn killing in Mt. Morris on September 29 1890. Swartz pleads to first degree murder but is shifted to first degree manslaughter and sentenced to eighteen years and six months at Auburn. Cottrell pleads not guilty to arson second degree. Both Little Jerry and Bickford released as witnesses. The note includes a sympathetic merchant verse on advertising and printers.
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Wm. Joslyn
Daniel Keating
Jerry Keating
Fred Dagert
John Bickford
William L. Joslyn
Mt. Morris
Jerry
Bickford
Tlvo
Cottrell
Rorbach
Swartz
Wayman
Adams
Auburn
Vanda News
The Belmont Opens to Crowd in Wellsville
The Belmont hotel opened to the public today amid a full house as guests praise proprietors Potter and Black. The Belmont band performed a serenade and townspeople and visitors alike celebrate the new establishment as a great success.
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Belmont
Board of Supervisors
Messrs. Potter & Black
Belmont Band
Wellsville Reporte
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