Evening Observer previews Onsenview news dominance in Pawkirk
The Evening Observer claims larger circulation than rival papers in Pawkirk and promises exclusive UNKLEE and Buffalo see and allies coverage. It notes Associated Press despatches and private wire links, inviting formal author names for communications and noting advertising deadlines by 10 am and job printing by telephone, dated Thursday, Jan 22, 1886.
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Evening Observer
Onsenview
Pawkirk Coun
Unklee
Abe Lubegraphic
la Lures
Buffalo See
The
Observan
Associated Press
How Our Assemblysan Voted in Senatorial Question
The Albany Evening Journal reports Hon. J. T. Williams backed Mr Morton in the Assembly the night before the election. He said western New York Republicans dominate, and a dairy interests bloc preferred Morton. Williams acted to please his constituents though his private view may differ. Ripley residents say Evarts was nearly the choice in the 1st district, with no clear 8th district verdict yet.
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Albany Evening Journal
J. T. Wiliams
Dir. Evarts
Williams
Morton
New York
Dairy Men's Association
Mr. Evarts
Dir. Morton
Mr. Morton
February North American Review and Outing notices
The February North American Review and Outing issue are advertised as rich with solid content. Notable items include a presidential election discussion by multiple authors, reviews on punishment and clerical political roles, plus scientific notes on the Sun and a Swiss-like visit to Mt. Tacoma. Also featured are illustrated pieces on outdoor life in Louisiana, Cimadarago Lake, and a yacht construction guide.
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North American Review
F A. Darnird
Wm. Purcell
Dawen
Roger A. Pryor
Zebulon Vane
Shedd
Young
Vandyke
N. W. Beecher
LaFayette Place
New York
F. R. W. Hitchcock
Switzerland of America
Mt. Tacoma
Washington Territory
Mont Blanc
Matterhore
Louisiana
Cimadarago Lake
Otsego County
Merrimac
Atwood
Smith Mills Sleighing Surprise and Local Notes
Smith Mills folks enjoyed a pleasant surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs Mason Howard last Friday. Miss Satie Hutchinson visited friends in Silver Creek. School commissioner E P Swift visited the school Tuesday. Charles Harrington returned to the oil fields of Pa. last Monday. J J Volk of Dayton was in town Tuesday. GC G Daily was in town Sunday. J J Volk of Dayton sold the Luther Fill farm to Mr Crowell of Cattaraugus, who is son in law of Emory Gage.
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Mason Howard
Satie Hutchinson
Silver Creek
E. P. Swift
Charles Harrington
J.J. Volk
Dayton
GC. G. Daily
Luther Fill Farm
Crowell
Cattaraugus
Emory Gage
Chivalry Topic Skipped At Forestville Lecture
A large Forestville audience attended the M. E church for the second lecture by Dr. J. F. Edwards of Randolph. The subject Chivalry was replaced by Eloquence and was noted by H. P. Shepard who introduced the speaker.
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M. E Church
J. F. Edwards
Randolph
Local Lecture Earns Praise Amid Mixed News From Forestville
An hour long address drew strong audience attention while praising past and modern eloquence. Prof Cum tack of Northwestern University is billed to speak Tuesday evening February 27. Mrs Garnach sustains injuries from a fall with no bones broken. Term ends February 97 with students Elton Warner and others named as prize contenders in a talent exhibition. Mr Mutie Walters of Dunkirk writes friends in town.
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Sveiwat
Cum Tack
Northwestern University
Garnach
Elton Warner
Win Nobles
Lee Stears
Arthur Boas
Luros Hall
Perry Ward
Emma Warter
May
Betas Pope
Agnes McAndrew
Katie Sanford
Mary Shattack
Forestville Tree Academy
Mutie Walters
Dunkirk
Winter in Osweru North Pole city sights and commerce
From a Special Correspondent is a vivid 1885 Oswego North Pole style report describing a port city of about 26 000 on the Oswego River. It notes imports of lumber and Canadian barley grains, bustling harbor traffic, mills and factories, banks, telegraph and water systems, schools, churches, two newspapers The Times and Express and The Palladium and civic life including a police department and missions.
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North Pole
Oswego
Kingsford
Oswego Canal
Imi
Ari
Ducane
James A. McCarthy
G Hayden
Dunkirk
Doolittle House
Times and Express
the Palladium
Iam
Wallace HL Frisbie
Boston
Mass
Rome
Watertown
Ogdenshire
Midland
United States
Lee
Jounwal
Farwin
Oswano
Grant Emerges as Top American Military Commander
Brigadier General Keyes in Fifty Years Observation notes careful comparison of Grant and Lee. He emphasizes temperaments, strategic restraint, and enduring reserves, arguing Grant’s relentless, decisive style and hidden reserves surpass Lee and other great generals.
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Grant
Les
Lee
Keyes
X Man
Furtha
Mannibal
Tyrence
Frederick
Napoleon
Lhe
Wellington
I Ce
Sherman
Klirman
Johnston
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Kliman
Gettysburg
Jane O
Duke of
Alva
Tam
Ulysses 8
America
The World Witt Stand at Kine-Fala Club Night
A humorous ramble described by Brother Gaidaver about fear of the world ending. He weaves visions of white bosses, black cats, and oil slicks while urging the ole Taan to calm his nerves. The crowd and hall atmosphere grow tense as warnings of judgment and debts loom.
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Johosing
Gaidaver
Ole Taan
Gabriels Horn
Aky
Glacier day near Muir and Fairweather cited in Governor Kinkead letter
Alaako's Wealth of Ice quotes Governor Kinkead praising the voyage to glaciers near Muir valley and the Fairweather range. The letter describes immense ice cliffs 500 to 1,000 feet deep, bays with floating ice, and glacier fields with pinnacles. The scene is marked by thunderous ice calving and sunlit peaks around 16,000 feet.
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Alaako
Kinkead
Ciei
Munvboldi
Bluff
Sacior
Tennyson
Glacier
Fairweather
Nevada
Parisan Spirit and French Vanity as Seen from Versailles
The text condemns Panisianism and French vanity, arguing Parisian readers speak to impress rather than seek truth. It contrasts Paris to Bordeaux and Lyons as centers of imagined rebellion, describing a self conceited, scandal mongering mindset and public discourse driven by boastful snippets.
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Paulsiania
Pais
France
Pans
Bordeaux
Lyons
Bation
Versailles
Paris
Belleville
Three Types of The G4 .74 Honest Git The Girl Who Wasgg to It
A stage scene described as the Three Graces in a tableaux at ChiwoOLy satel LOLy, with a manager commenting on three types of ballet girls. He names an honest worker, a girl born to the stage, and an adventuress, detailing their costumes, backgrounds, and the skimpy, provocative shows. The piece notes a performer paid $122 weekly, seen leaving by a cab as she heads east.
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Chiwooly
Methol
Oliver
Tagar Loling
Iosis
Leile
Travel Guide Road Schedule Hidden in a Fragment
Fragmentary traveler notice listing obscure route timings and stops with numeric codes and scattered place names. The unreadable text ends with a page credit for Elmer Wheerloun, supervisor.
Train timetable excerpt for New York Lake Erie Western R R No 24
Abstract of timetable details for the New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad No 24. It lists assorted daily passenger stops and times from Dunkirk to Salamanca and back, including intermediate halts at Forestville, Smiths Mills, Cattaraugus, Wellsville, Almond, Andover, and Hornellsville, with various morning and evening departures. It notes multiple services, exceptions Sundays, and one no-run day for No 8.
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Mbs
Dunghk
Kheritan
Foreatville
Smithy Ms
Perrysburg
Buyton
Cattaraugus
Little Alley
Salamitanes
Bay
Dumination
Great Valley
Carrolltan
Vandalia
Dunkirk
Forestville
Smiths Mills
Per- Tynburg
Dayton
Little Valley
Salamanes
Great ¥Aolley
Cartoliten
Allegany V
Olean
Hinsdale
Chica
Driendship
Belvidere
Belmont
Scio
Weligville
Andover I
Alfred
Almond
Hornebaville
Salamane
Fauly
Carrollton
F OF A
Ta. No
Stopio
Sheriden
Forest- Wille
Smith’s Alitts
Peshore
Cattarinena
Salemance
Hornellsville
Albest
Andover
Wellsville
Belwont
Eriendsiip
Cuba
Hamadale
Clean
Allegany
Yornetsville
Salamanca
B. C
Uffalo
Auadelphi
Carrollton i
JEW Oni Railroad
Babcock
Gu Kendall
Pittaborg Divisio
Bradford Tr
A. Mip. M
Bradford
Buffalo
Howard
Agola
Lewis Run
Dapkirk Lye
Brocton
Crasfords
Myville
Buttsville
Sherman
Riderville
Panama
Kinzua Lee
Tymer
A.my P
Mt. Jewett
Teeeman
Spart
Limestone
Endall
Franklin
Mette
P. M
M. Foxburg
Parker
Eastwarp
Pitteburg
Anenne Ar
Aiatlans
P.M. Va
Asselas
N.castle
Midmont
Reeman
Pittsburg
Tward
MtJewettee
Ama
Foxburg
Crawforda
Branklin
Ogolas
Castle iv
Er Radiant
Fi Mercer
A. M. Po Babcock
Oil City
A. Madaly
Mad Tora Clymer
Baboork
Carrolton
My Sille Arri
Gradford
Rendall
Limert
As Statiors Exce
Mt Jewett
DeGolinz
Irving
Ford
Angela
Budlaia
Duifsle
Pittsbur
Gun
Irion
Titusville Breand
Jeaver i. Wm
P.m. Titusvile
Lakeville
Tenwal
Union
Sly
Gaz
Junction
Oeeville
Titusville
N.mt
Baimestown
Tetween
Blases Ac
Cil City
Irvineton
Kinzua
Mainburgh
Olenz
Ater Valley
Eden Center
den Valley
Alamauca
Arren
Kinzuarth Colina
Arnve
Collins
Ervington
Gowands
Irvington
Pacetess
Markhams
Burylo
Pitts
Pines
Conen
Pullman’s Isle
Cara
Kennedy
Bufalo
Pittsha
Cros
Sharramestin
Molde
Ton
New York
Albany
Syracuse
Roches
Metillon
Gachell
Checkea Olene
Weed Hsrae
Necessity of relaxation in daily life and work
A homely fishermen proverb frames rest as essential to success. It argues that true rest includes recreation, not withdrawal, and urges busy people to invest time for mental relief, better health, and renewed focus. It advocates turning work into a pleasure and making pleasure productive.
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Chew Melatiies
Head
Carlyle on the Piano From London Truth
A quotation from Carlyle s Life criticizes a neighbor woman who spends her days grinding on a piano. The passage mocks her for abandoning practical arts and duties, calling her a miserable young woman who will never make music of it.
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Carlyle
London
Production of Oranges Florida Letter
Production notes describe fifteen orange trees near Plant City yielding 150000 oranges this year about forty years old illustrating vitality of the orange tree in Florida One hundred and ty thousand oranges at 1 cent each fell to $1500 but the reader should not infer that trees are free of risk and labor in orange growing
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Florida
Plant City
Fla
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