Parnell Fand Banquet Amid Silver Debate Across Nations
In this issue the paper reports Panxent receiving a $190,000 banquet gift, linked to the Parnell fund drive. It notes 23,610,000 silver dollars in New York sub treasury vaults with space for more, and minimal demand. It also covers Senate committee shifts, Edmunis resigning the Senate presidency, and Mahdi's rise in Sudan with Egyptian defections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panxent
Dabdlin
Parnell
Par
New York
Mormon Church Leader to Publish Latter-day Saints Attitude
Parstorst Joux Tarton, official head of the Mormon Church, prepares an elaborate statement on the political and social attitude of the Latter-day Saints for the January North American Review. A murder trial in Union-Inst saw jurors exhaust the panel, prompting a venue shift to Allegheny county and a January trial date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parstorst Joux Tarton
Mormon Church
North American Review
Nott
Allegheny County
Llegany County Clerk's Office
Sx i
E_MONT
Devender
A. D
Iss
A. Ma
Spd Court of Oyer and Terminer
Anchilea
Juan
Aliezany
Republican National Convention Plans and Call
The Republican National Committee met in Washington to set time and place for the next national convention. Chicago was chosen as the site for June 3, 1894, with 4 delegates per state and 2 delegates per district invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Washington
Jane 3d
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Saratoga
Chautaiqua
Sennator Frye
Lange
Judge Swift Leaves Allegany for Buffalo Firm Swift Hawkins Gibbs
Hon H J Swift announces removal to Buffalo to join Hawkins Gibbs as Swift Hawkins Gibbs. The Allegany bar laments the loss of a leader, noting his rare legal foresight, forceful pleading, and elegant oratory. His career began in Cuba after army service in 1865 and he rose to judge last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Swift
Buffalo
Hawkins & Gibbs
Swift Hawkins & Gibbs
Swift
Judge Swift
Allegany Bar
Cuba
Government Telegraph Bills Shape Congressional Debate
Congress debates government control of the telegraph with several bills. Senator Edmunds favors building new lines radiating from Washington and a War Department role. A two million dollar appropriation funds initial work while civil service rules apply to staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Edmunds
Edward
Secretary of War
Washington
Civie
Civil Service
Excursion to Stony Brook Glen Assesses Rail Route
An Angolica group traveled from Grand Central Depot to Stony Brook Glen on a special Lackawanna & Pittsburgh train. The 41 ton locomotives from Rome were tested with Geo Tayloreen at the helm. Officials Brown Richardson Smith Gillies Barnum Weaver Fassett and railroad leaders joined the outing and inspected the new County House on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Brook Glen
Grand Central
Angelica
Lackaawanna
Rome
N.Y
Geo. Tayloreen
Turner
N. Y
Glen
Portage
Perkinsville
Lackawanna
Dansville
F. S. Smith
Jos. Gillies
Barnum
Keeper Weaver
J. S. Fassett
L. & P. Railroad
R. M.patterson
W. O. Chapman
Peters
Coyle
Church Goers See Growth as Threat to Atheism
A New York Herald item notes large church membership and rapid church construction, claiming nearly 50 million Americans connected to churches and over 81 thousand clergy, with one in four being church members. It contrasts this with agnostics and mocks secular doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Belmont Notes and Local News Summary
Belmont notes report on residents and business activity including Capt. George H. Blackman practice, Charles Biegham health, Loveridge legal work, Bower house, and oil well at Belmont. Mentions dancing school, jeweler shortage, and town visitors from Buffalo and Black Creek. Crude statistics on alcohol impact cited with names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Street
Washington Street
Belmont
George H. Blackman
M. W. Pike
Ira Myers
Allentown
Coun
Norton Fine
Oregon
Witerri- 7
Prof. Baker
J. Bower and Son
Bower Elon
Bascom P. Mapes
Chester Biegham
George A. Loveridge
Buffalo
Loveridge
A. B. Larrabee
Black Creek
C. S. Whitney
Whitney Street
L. F. Grover
Floyd Ciark
Arizona
Etta Sortore
M. W. Sortore
New York City
Mary Bennett
South Bolivar
Thomas Mapes
Willing
Foyle
Kinzan
Josiah Whitcomb
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
E. V. Sortore
Order of the Ay
Franklin
United States
Jor
From Black Creek Community News
Our school began Monday with Mr. Herbert Dempsey as teacher and about fifty pupils. Mrs. O J Lacy attended a cousin George Van Fleet’s funeral in Scio. A wedding party returned from Rochester and Port Jervis Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Breed of Madison County visit here. The M E society plans a Christmas tree for Christmas Eve. Laura Hyde visited Caneadea friends. Charles Ashley from Caneadea started clerking for H P Ricker last Monday and will stay until after the holidays. Olive Ives of Central Michigan visits Juin Westfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Dempsey
O. J. Lacy
Scio
George van Fleet
Bride
Rochester
Port Jervis
Henry Breed
Madisom
Laura Hyde
Caneadea
Charles Ashley
H. P. Ricker
Olive Ives
Central Michigan
Juin Westfall
Parrz
Wellsville Village Notes on Clubs and Developments
The article records growing civic activity in Wellsville with a rising membership exceeding fifty, anticipated new hose companies, and the Alma hose moving carts to Main street. It also notes local visits, an election of M. C. Andrews as assistant foreman, plans for a two wheeled jumper, a police note about a Sunday disturbance, and promotions in housing and literature including Blaine’s Twenty Years in Congress with Beecher as agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wetherby
Lincoln
Anderson
Wellsville
Alma Hose
Brooklyn
Main Street
Mellie Mitchell
Ada Rockwell
Hornelisville
H. H
L. Sweet
Jefferson Street
Congress
James G. Blaine
J. P Beecher
Quprem
Allecasy Counse
George V. Forman
Demster Brown
Amelia Brown
John S. Renwick
H. VanCampen
Frank VanCampen
Samuel S. Brown
Allegany County Clerk's Office
Cuba National Bank
Cuba
Jutland
Wirt
County of Allegany
State of New York
Smith Brows
Anson D. Brown
Lerete
D.C. Brawles
J. Elliott
Lo R. Bartholomet
C.p. Moonroy
Olean
Local Roughhouse Followed by Charity Appeal
The report describes a late murder aftermath and a Saturday fight at a mill area ending with taunts and brawling. Names include P Rosman and R Cooley as fathers, with James Pratt ill from fever. Donations urged next Wednesday at Frank Neal. W W Eaton to display Christmas goods. Rawson sales for village lots. Continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Rosman
R. Cooley
James Pratt
Frank Neal
R. Hicks
Coté'ogh
Rawson
W. W. Eaton
F. A. Hicks
Lyceum Event Opens Season and Local Moves
Last Thursday evening the Lyceum opened the season. Mr FP W Case and a Centerville farmer moved to Mr P Williams' house. Puiler begins buying furs this winter and Neal family visited New Hudson before returning home. Justin Ivests roofs the old Ncrawville store and post office. The McGrawville cheese factory shipped its last cheese Tuesday. Swine are being fed and farmers note the killing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrawville Cheese Factory
Tueadar
Jamestown firm fire fumes after arson arrest
A fire at Bailey, Jeffords & Co. in Jamestown burned Saturday morning causing about 20 000 dollars in losses with 19 000 dollars insured. Arrest of Mr Jeffords, a member of the firm, followed amid the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drayton
Jamestown
Bailey, Jeffords & Co
Jeffords
Rheumatic Syrup Works for Longtime Sufferer
An 1882 Heros New York letter reports a man troubled by fifteen years of rheumatism. After three months on Rheumatic Syrup his limbs and body are described as reshaped and free of pain, with the writer claiming complete relief and renewed ability to care for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Edmunis
Heros
N. Y
Rheumatic Syrup Co
Faruiah
Enterprise and improvements drive Clarksville progress warns local note
A Clarksville column lauds local enterprise and temperance, notes new houses and school buildings, and reports on gas and oil wells such as the Brecht Huston and Love well on the Butts and Keller farms. It mentions a Christmas tree in Obl and new gin for Mr and Mrs Horace Foster amid mixed drilling outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiror Patriot
Clarksville
Alexander Childs
Obi
Perry
Chilas
Unis Secon
White School
Dist
Iat
Wasson
Horace Foster
Butts
Butts Farm
Brecht & Huston
B. Keller
Jordon
O. P. Taylor
Beckwith
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J. Beeseer
Manent
Soudan
Saakim
Red Sea
Mahdi
Buffalo Express
Szwaton Ewent
Bredford
Pennsylvania
Actutal Sesson
Emery
Allepany
Prohibition
Steuben
Cattaraugus
Hamilton
Rensselaer
Clinton
Essex Lea
Richmond
Schenectady
Kings County
Cattaraugus County
Board of Supervisors
Tom Washington
the Tribune
Randall
Carlisle
Clerk
John Morgan
Sumter
Democratic Party
New Jersey
Connecticut
Government Telegraph
Junketing
County House
Yorkestown
Chas. Lattimer
Egypt
C. H. Andrews
Latimer
London
Robert Buchanan
Salor
Eorror P
Porsos
Belleville
W. H. Richs
Palmer Block
And
China
Sheriffs Sale
A. B. Wilson
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N. Devas
Severn. Block
Warners Hotel
Potters del
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Main
Suth Streets
T. S. Potter
A. A. Arnold
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G. W. Cook & Cos Furniture Rooms
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