Republicans Rally Confidence In County Election
The statement urges that if voters turn out, there is no fear for the ticket's success in the county. It emphasizes due turnout as the key factor for victory and encourages participation.
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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1891
Page
2
Republican Year Sees Pakae ae Rally for Nominees
Atonal political chatter fills the air as supporters anticipate a broad slate of nominees from the Grand Old Alleganté. The scene suggests organized campaigning and wide public interest ahead of election cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakae Ae
Alleganté
County Clerk George A. Green Seen as Right Man for Post
In a favorable view of the candidate, County Clerk George A. Green is praised as economical and pleasant. The article endorses him as the right man for the office and notes his election is imminent this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Green
Amity
Belmont Convention nominates Ball delegates this week
Senatorial delegates elected at the Belmont Convention last week were named by Charles A. Ball and will do all in their power to secure his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Charles A. Ball
Democrats Doubtful on Electing Nominees This Fall
Democratic leaders say they do not expect to elect any nominees this fall citing GOP popularity and wise nominations. The remark frames a tough political landscape with Republicans positioned strongly.
Belmont Republicans Nominated Likely to Triumph in November
Tar Republicans at Belmont last week pledged universal support for the ticket and expect a decisive victory in the November election with strong enthusiasm among electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Clarksville Farmer Conepon Eyes County Assembly Seat
M M Conepon of Clarksville leads a farmers alliance and is described as a progressive well to do farmer. He is urged as the right man to represent local farmers in the next Assembly and voters are urged to support his election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Conepon
Clarksville
Hhe
George Alliance Denies Farmers Alliance Candidacy Claim
The exchange notes Scott denies being the Farmers Alliance candidate while remarking no one doubts his ties to prohibitionists as a potential backing. The fragment suggests political maneuvering and party alignment questions without a formal declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alliance
Scott
Farmers’ Alliance
Georgie
Prohibitionists
Alliance member Scott denounces alleged People’s ticket
Scott declares the so called People’s ticket is not an alliance ticket. Republicans in the alliance are urged to vote for M. Cong doie as a strong alliance man and loyal Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Alliance
M. M. Congdoie
President Harrison Speech in Proctor Vermont Hints Wages and Prices
President Harrison in Proctor Vermont reiterates his belief that markets may force producers to accept living wages and margins for old age and future needs. He warns against constantly pursuing cheaper goods when workers on farms and in factories bear the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Proctor
Prohibition Convention Critics Decry Ring Rule
A Prohibition state convention faced alleged ring rule and gag tactics. Delegates claim secret slates and platforms were crafted without proper debate. Candidates Baldwin Stevens and Crawford laments over declining party strength amid farmer alliance fears.
Political realignments and economic policy in nation’s press
Gar Exchanges notes the farmers alliance waning as a political factor. Editorials debate its leadership and reform efforts while other items highlight American tin manufacture growth, U S credit perceptions under free coinage, and praise or critique of public policy, concluding with Eva Manns debut in Alla Mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
New York Times
Rochester Herald
United States
Troy Press
Fresh Friendship Facts from Wellsville Region
Local notes report Belle Elliott at Alfred. Ed Gambis ill with bowels inflammation. many visits among Buffalo and Wellsville residents. Crystal mix includes fairs, parades, church events, a fire department inspection, horse racing, a button maker, and a fatal train accident in Wellsville.
Democrats Nominate Upson for Superintendent of the Poor
The Democrats plan their Delmont county convention at the Court House next Friday to nominate John Upson for Superintendent of the Poor. The front page note suggests the nomination is expected and the sentiment is positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Delmont
John Upson
Alliance Candidate Faces G A R Speech Backlash
The candidate will confront an anti G A R speech delivered at Friendship and as county G A R members read it Georgie will sing They're after me They're after me. The old adage chickens come home to roost frames the mood of local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Alliance
Georgie
Convention Delegates Allegedly Pure or Alliance Ticket
The text notes that 106 of 110 delegates to a so called people's convention were alliance men sent by county alliances to nominate Ged. Scott, yet Georgie says the People's ticket is not an Alliance ticket. The speaker expresses relief at Georgie's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Convention
Boyish
Ged
Scott
Georgie
People’s
Alliance Leader Calls for Newspaper Debate on Principles
The Alliance Leader challenges Judge Norton and others to a public discussion to explain their opposition to alliance principles. The Leader claims opponents have shown no betrayal of alliance beliefs and notes the Republican nominee for Superintendent of the Poor is a strong GOP and G. A. R. figure with broad party support and business competence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Norton
Distatty-Brown
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy for Blood Disorders
It promotes health by expelling disease germs and enriching the blood. The remedy from Rondout New York is said to treat blood disorders and kidney diseases, tone the system, and support overall well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Examinations for Second and Third Grade Certificates
Examinations for the Second and Third Grade certificates of the Second Commissioner District of Allegany County for 1891 are scheduled. Dates include September 5 in Whitesville, October 8 in Friendship, and November 7 in Andover. First Grade exams occur March 8 and 9 in Alfred Centre, August 18 and 19 in Wellsville. Applicants must attend the first day. exams start at 9 o clock. Stephen Polnarn, School Commissioner, January 2, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Whitesville
Friendship
Andover
Alfred Centre
Wellsville
Hardware store invoice notes bargain binding twine sale
King's hardware reports a large binding twine invoice bought at low price and offered for cash. P A Dodd advertises a single harness for 15 dollars as a value, while clothing is advertised as sold cheap at Wm McCracken & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
Wm. McCracken & Bros
P. A. Dodd
World’s Columbian board selects Susan Gale Cook secretary
Long list of 19th century items follows. The board of lady managers for the World’s Columbian Exposition elects Mrs. Susan Gale Cook of Tennessee as secretary. Other notes mention emigrants aboard the steamship Alliance, labor disputes, crimes, and civic events across several cities.
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Susan Gale Cook
Tennessee
Alliance
New York
Brasil
W. XK. Calvert
Altoona
United
States
Morrill and McPherson
Boston
Knights -Templar
Saratoga
N. Y
Grand’ Union Hotel
Washington
John Bloxhaan
Baltimore
England
Rochester
N. YY
Morning’ Herald
Port Byron
Burritt & Fean
Freederick W. Smith
Flour City Life Association
Léfore
Macomber
Hissbandi
Life. Union of New York
Rochester, Paper Company
N. C
Charles Hastings
Evyln Hastings
Kate LP
Hastings
James C. Armstrong
Arthur,c. Hastings
Niagara Falls
William Hahn
Robert Wieland
San Francisco
Dayton, O
Henry ‘W. Grady
Ames Foundry
Chicopee
Mass
Atlanta
Cooper Union
London
Carr Rock
Glasgow
Dundee
Eliza’ Simonton
James W. Simonton
Ars
New York Associated Press
W. J. Lyon
Simerton
National Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake City
George Wingblaide
Seymour, Conn
Wingblade
William Ryan
Baron Nivsch
Argentine Republic
Walter Gresham
Galveston
Tex
W. T. Bragg
Intertated
Commerce Commission
Edard Grubb
United States
Spain
Havre
la Touraine
New Jersey
Bernard de Yough
Bright
Park Place Inquest adjourned after contradictory testimony
Testimony in the Park Place inquest continued until nearly 4 a.m. with findings pointing to a weak overweighted building. Four adjacent structures were deemed unsafe and slated for tearing down. relief funds reached about $17,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Place
Notice to heirs of Mary Compton to appear for probate
Legal notice summons heirs at law and next of kin of Mary Compton to appear before Allegany County Surrogate in Friendship New York on October 20 at 10 in the forenoon for proof and probate of the last will and testament. Executor Oliver J. Compton presents the will. Special guardian for underage interested parties may be appointed if not secured. Witness S McArthur Norton Surrogate. August 29 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rochester
J.N. Knapr
Frank S. Smith
Jonny
Yon
State OF
Norman Wixson
John Wixson
Sacket D.wixson
Solomon, Wixson
Mii BE. Wixson
Alsada Parker
Lydia Wendrix
Alert Wixson
George Wixson
Alce Wixson
Fred .Wixson
Deborah Wixson
Mary Wixson
Minnie Wixson
Menzo Wixson
Jesse M. Compton
Anna Compton
Mary Compton
Friendship
Allegany County
N. Y
Epl
Oliver J. Compton
S. McArthur Norton
Markets Report From Buffalo Burravo Sept. 1
The Buffalo market notes heat and prices for grains and flour, with corn, oats, and rye showing varied quotes. Butter and cheese values are listed as cream and full cream products rise, while eggs are priced for state and family grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burravo
Graham
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Burraco September 7 reports prices for sheep and lambs hogs cattle and calves. Readout lists values for choice to extra clipped sheep and lambs heavy hogs Yorkers pigs export steers and heifers calves grassers and veals with varied price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Burraco
Buffalo Day Market Prices for Timothy Hay and Grains
Buffalo market records show prices for timothy hay and baled hay across quality grades. No.1 timothy new per ton 16.90. No.2 14.00. common mixed 11.00 to 13.00. bluegrass 15.50. baled hay 15.50 to 16.00. clover 13.00 to 14.00. loose straw 8.00 to 10.00. bundled rye 12.00 to 15.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Little Falla Dairy Market Report Summary
The September dairy market in Little Falla shows a dull cheese trade with prices slipping. Cheese transactions totaled 14 550 boxes with multiple lot sizes and prices from 4 4c to 8 3 6c, creamery butter sales totaling 23 packages at 23 24c and farm dairy butter at 16 packages at 23 24c. Milk and other dairy products moved with varied rates and commissions reflected in the day’s totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falla
Fars
Sa'es
Unica
N.Y
Sipe
Kulley
Local Sellers Offer Stock at Cost for Thirty Days
The undersigned will sell at cost and below for the next thirty days to reduce stock before fall and winter trade. Mrs G As Palmer & Co report sale. D H Norton offers three yearling full blood Holstein bull calves at his farm in Friendship New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. Aspalmer & Co
Friendship, N.Y
H, Norton
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