Evening Observer notice and advertising guidance
The Evening Observer describes its larger circulation than rivals and its Associated Press despatches service. It invites trustworthy news items with real names, details the office hours for advert copy, subscription arrears rules, and job printing orders by telephone for prompt service.
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Notable 1884 events span politics and invention
The record lists key occurrences in 1884 including Cleveland’s vetoes and bills, conventions nominating Blaine and Cleveland, and state elections. It notes Gresham’s resignation, Ray’s new shingle spanker patent, and the Liberty Bell's transfer to the New Orleans Exposition with a 13 stop rail voyage.
Lamont and the Cleveland White House Ties Recalled
A discussion recalls Private Secretary Lamont’s trusted role with President Cleveland and links to Albany and press relations. The piece also notes civic and social comments from Atchison on young men finances, a Cleveland journalist’s death, wheat and farming notes, and European issues on marriage desertion.
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Daniel Lamont
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Waite
Albany
Fragmented 19th Century Commentary on Society and Institutions
A mosaic of observational snippets on marriage, church finances, class conflict, cholera, and politics. Notable items include Plymouth Church rental losses, Beecher’s Brooklyn influence, Charleston Episcopalians’ burial club, Paris cholera mortality by marital status, Passmore Edwards acquiring the Weekly Times, Harvard’s student counts, and a speculative Yankee renting halls for inauguration week.
County and Vicinity News From Jamestown and Nearby
Local column notes Cuba plans four skating rinks with Salamanca rink open three nights weekly. Stipley to see more gas wells. Corry Crosby hose company raises 275 dollars. Westfeld gas well at 750 feet yields little. Jamestown sees fuel and weather mentions. asylum release. jail sentence for coal theft. skating injuries and a fatal fall. Church organist Eckert retires honored with gold chain. Jamestown wants water postal service and a new charter. Local business ads and legal notices pepper the page.
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Late News Items From Regional Dispatches
General Mazen contemplates formal charges against General McKeever. Mrs Myra Clark Gaines, famed New Orleans lit igant, dies in that city. A coal oil lamp exploded in Pittsburgh, Catharine Van Nessen burned to death. Dispatches from Melbourne report Germany securing three Samoa Council seats. Springer committee hears Ex-Sherif Hawkins, R J Price and Alderman Duffy in Cincinnati. Illinois legislature adjourns without permanent organization. Scott Lumber Co planing mill burns at Morrisl Wis, 400000 ft lumber lost, $25000 damage. Senator Voorhees considers a John Brown raid monograph based on unpublished facts. Cap Traynor and Fritz Federman missing after sailing from St Johns for Liverpool in a dory. 166 days overdue. Four boys drown after breaking ice on Pottsville pond. two sons of Albert Hoover and two of a colored porter at Merchants’ Hotel. Irish Bishops at Rome may clash over allegiance to Archbishop McCabe politics or follow Archbishop Coke into Parnell camp. New Orleans Exposition subscription committees organized. foreign exhibits from England Belgium Jamaica enter. Dow exhibits, Henry M. Guild of Cincinnati commits suicide at C H Tudor’s residence. He resigned from bank last May. he was 42, unmarried.
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East Walnut Hills
Wreck on West Shore Railroad near Highland
A freight wreck occurred at Highland opposite Poughkeepsie when two trains struck fallen rock on the track. The engine and nine cars were badly damaged but there were no fatalities. The crash mirrors an earlier December 16 Atlantic express wreck at the same spot.
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Poughkeepsie
Omnibus Rail Timetable Fragments from Dunkirk to Salamanca
Partial OCR of rail schedule lists trains No 33 6100 and No 23 106% daily from Salamanca and Dunkirk with Sunday and weekday runs to Carrollton and Wellsville. Mentions Sheridian Forestville Smithsville Perrysburg Dayton Cattaraugus Little Valley Salamanca Great Valley Vandalia Allegany Hinsdale Cuba Friendship Belvidere Belmont Scio Wellsville Alfred Almond Carrollton and Hornellisville with varying arrival and departure times including 5 pm 12 42 am and 9 35 am.
Local Trains Westward Schedule No 21 4:35 A M Sundays
Local trains westward from Hornellsville run No 21 at 4 35 A M except Sundays stopping at Aimone Alfred Andover Wellsville Sep 7 49 iemont Belvidere Friendship Cub Hinsdale Olean Allegany Vundalla Carralston Great Valley Sulamanca Little Vidiey Callarvangas Dayton Perrysburg Smiths Mills Foresty Sheri lem and arriving at Popkink at 7 50 P M No 21 this morning from Carralston stops at all stations arriving Dunkirk 16 03 an No 19 5 25 Be OE daily from Mormells Fille stopping at all stations Salamanca 11 28 p m No 34202 Be OE from Carrollton daily except Sundays Salamanca 4 32 p eta No 9 runs daily over Western Division Bradford Branch
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The Nickel Plate Railroad News Summary
The Nickel Plate section reports updates on the New York Chicago and St. Louis Railway with notices of service changes, schedule notes, and corporate brief items for readers following regional railway developments.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Dunkirk and Fredonia Railway Timetable Change 1864
On and after Monday November 17 1864 train departures from Fredonia and Dunkirk are adjusted with several daily slots. Frederick timetable shows 5:45 6:28 7:2010 01 25 m 13 16 8:18 4 20 and 6:40 P.M. from Fredonia while Dunkirk departures include 6:20 9:09 11:04 M 12:29 2:10 3:50 6:00 and 7:35 P.M Sunday listings note morning arrivals 6:16 11:06 A.M. and other times. Elmer WilleeLock, Sup.
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