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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1889
Page
2
The Dispatch notes the Hungarian government has assumed control of 10,000 taverns nationwide, converting many into public school houses. It also cites political commentary, economic growth signals, and tariff debates reflected in various reprinted items.
The piece analyzes baseball as business, detailing profits and projected salaries under the Players’ National League. It lists team receipts, expenses, and profits for New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Chicago, concluding baseball is a major commercial enterprise with raised player salaries.
A sensational political scene unfolds as Dom Pedro seizes control in a volatile shift across the United States of Brazil. Key factions mobilize while authorities scramble to respond to the rapid consolidation of power.
The Montgomery Alabama farmers congress featured numerous speeches urging a wool tariff. Western delegates were nearly united for the measure, while free traders may need to rethink tariff positions in the western regions.
Judge J C Foster of the U S circuit court Kansas announces his resignation to join a campaign for re submitting the prohibition question to a vote of the people with the aim of repealing the law. He also says he will contest United States Senator Ingalls seat. Ingalls opposes resubmission.
The first session of the fifty first congress will begin one week from next Monday. If all seats are filled there will be eighty four senators and 330 representatives plus delegates from Arizona Idaho New Mexico Utah and Wyoming. The long session may run into summer while the short session starts December first 1890 ending March 3 1891 near President Harrison's term.
A Bangkok report describes the King of Siam in lavish state attire with jewels valued over 1 000 000 dollars. It notes rumored 300 wives and eighty seven children, a father at twelve, and a future title of father of his country. Dexter Post will present True Blue at Baldwin Theatre December 5 6 7 in Wellsville.
The article recounts a claimed diphtheria cure by Dr. Allen of Peterboro tested on a boy with a severe case. Chloride-based treatment is described for prevention and cure, including diluted chlorides applied via a cloth to the mouth and nose. Several successful cases are noted, with guidelines and ongoing testing mentioned.
Hobby's Livery at Friendship continues operations on West Water street offering best rigs and good horses at reasonable charges. The business promises first class and satisfactory service and solicits patronage.
Death of Mary Stevens in Friendship at 15 years old from malarial fever. Eva Chadwick teaches at Crandall's opera house. A successful Friday pie social at M E Church. Mrs Helen Barker reportedly sued for 25000 dollars. Joel Gillett underwent cataract surgery in Friendship. O A Woods offers fresh confectionery. Infant of Mr and Mrs Hiram Corbin dies near Middaugh settlement. Jubilee Singers perform Friday at Academy Hall for Baptist young people's society. Fresh bread at O A Woods. K W Ingham advertises harness and robes. Train schedule changes in the division. Crandall welcomes a baby girl born last week.
The note mentions a completed well with no third sand found. if gas persists it will be used for fuel, otherwise the second sand will be shot. Doty and Gordon lease for oil and vow a well within ninety days. Ed Benjamin left for Bradford. Henry Steike confined. Seventh Day Baptists re-shingled church and repaired sheds.
Utica market sold 3078 boxes at 9¢ 330 at 94 50 at 94e and 500 at 9e plus other quantities on private terms and commission. Little Falls factory cheese sales include 48 at 8e 1320 at 9ic and 2269 at 1gc with farm dairy 624 at 9ic and bulk 10505 at 10e. Fulton sold 1500 boxes with skims at 9e and state brand at 10e.
A stylish display announces a superb line of capes boas collars and trimmings in all the fashionable furs offered by Price and Rose located at seven and nine West Main Street.
Notice states the partnership H. N. Aplin and FE. Tut trading as Aplin and Lewis dissolved by mutual consent on November 16 1889. Debts to the old firm should be settled at once. H. N. Aplin continues the photographic business and gallery improvements aim to serve the holiday trade.
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