Justice of sessions Lewis H Ackerman named
For Justice of sessions Lewis H Ackerman of Willing is listed as a candidate or holder in the official notice.
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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1890
Page
2
For Justice of sessions Lewis H Ackerman of Willing is listed as a candidate or holder in the official notice.
October 21 1890 issue of The Dispatch notes E R and F G Helme as epprors with likely business or editorial involvement. The fragment specifies names and date but lacks full context or event details.
Washington dispatch says Democratic leaders overreached by blaming the McKinley tariff for rising prices. Merchants and the public faced a price surge, but American manufacturers kept old rates, bursting the political inflation. Syracuse Journal urges city voters to register in person before the October deadlines.
In a Jamestown Democrat analysis, editors attack free trade ideas echoed by English papers and U S critics. They defend the McKinley tariff and warn that high duties boost American industry, wages, and prosperity, while scoffing at European retaliation fears and claiming the scare is baseless.
Congressman Mason, a popular Chicago figure from Cattaraugus county roots, spoke to the Kinois Association in Washington. He declared pension appropriations were liberal but not liberal enough and expressed pride in serving veterans over adornments of art, wishing for an honorable discharge.
Thirty eight states will hold elections on November 4 with campaigns intensifying across major parties. Voters will decide local races and statewide contests while attention centers on turnout and key issues shaping the ballot.
A bustling local page highlights a Symphony Club benefit at Academy Hall for J Raymond Wellman Hook and Ladder Company, upcoming concerts by the New York Symphony Club, and numerous town notices. It notes shopping, travels, church events, a burglary, a golden wedding, and community updates including hospitalities, sales, and funerals.
Rev E J Gwynn delivers a concluding sermon recounting Peter James and John on the mount of transfiguration. The aged John envisions the scene, echoing the gospel claim of Jesus as the only begotten of the Father full of grace and truth. The discourse ends with John noting he remained in the dark days.
A sequence of short items recalls a misprint in a serial, a singing train depot anecdote, and bees in fruit, followed by a shift from market shopping to home deliveries. It notes Professor Cushman on bees, and ends with a reminiscence of Washington market life and old family shopping habits.
Pursuant to an order of the Surrogate's Court notice is given to all persons with claims against Elijah Helmer late of Cuba Allegany county N Y deceased to present their claims with vouchers to the administrators at Christopher W Blossom residence Friendship N Y on or before April 10 1891 Dated October 6 1890 Eliza Helmer Christopher W Blossom Administrators Joseph F Ricé Administrators' attorney Friendship N Y 31m6
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