Political rumors and labor unrest frame 1880s convention hopes
A Washington correspondence piece reports Blaine and Arthur on a potential second ballot, possible realignments with Logan and Edmunds, and a postulation of Harrison as a late dark horse. It notes Knights of Labor growth, labor organization gains, and crossfire of hopes and fears shaping the convention race.
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Logan
Hlinois
Edmunds
Harrison
Gresham
Lincoln
Amosa
Chesham
Holloway
Indiana
Chicago
Congress
Peelie
Messrs
Brown
Steele
Peelle
Cathing
Chicage
Elaine
Washington
Gospel Facts ICO Props Buffalo NY
Gospel Facts ICO Props in Buffalo New York presents a brief listing of items or notices related to church or religious goods with limited readable context. The fragmentary text indicates a local display or advertisement event without clear dates or detailed descriptions.
City Directory figures show Erie population estimate
Publisher puts Erie population at 6 678 in the new City Directory, a估imate possibly high by about 3 000. The figure rises by roughly 1 000.8 annually. 1889 saw 28 000. Beginning June 16 Bradford races for four days offer racing fans a chance to enjoy the excitement.
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Erie
Bradford
Editorial Correspondance from Chicago Train Meeting Politicians
A long railside letter from Cleveland to Chicago aboard a crowded train carries notes on the Arthur Club of New York, notable figures like Rudolph Wolffsohn and Fred Douglass, and Chicago convention bustle. The writer visits Palmer House, notes Blaine enthusiasm, and records local Chautauquans arriving for the upcoming events.
Local notices and crimes report from Hamlet and nearby
Visiting relatives in Hamlet include Mrs. L Rice of Bolivar and Mrs. M Black of Richburg to see Mrs. Nugent. Work on an east end store addition by Williams and Scott. Local attendees at Jamestown Sunday school and Ellington meeting. Norman Crowell died May 30 of consumption. funeral at local Baptist Church led by Rev Hutchinson. Corning diamond theft from C C Barker’s home with $5000 value. no clues. reward offered. Francis D Litly pleads guilty to Randolph charges. jailed at Little Valley awaiting grand jury action.
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L. Rice
Bolivar
M. Black
Richburg
Penn
Nugent
Williams and
Scott
James Maxson
Blackmar
Sunday School Association
Jamestown
Ellington
Norman Crowell
Cherry Creek
Decoration Day Observed in Forestville Community
Forestville held Decoration Day with a 1:30 PM service at the church. Rev. A. I. Thompson delivered the address, signatures by Rev. H. P. Shepard and others, a flag presentation to the Pierce Post, and graves at Prospect and Pioneer cemeteries were decorated by the G A R. A large crowd attended despite weather.
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Forestville
St. N. Stable
I. P. Shepard
Alll Thompson
C. J. Angell
H. P. Shepard
R.N. Stubbs
A. I. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Jas. A. Garfield
Arlington
W.S. Hang
Ellis
Pierce Post
HR. T. Wateman
Band of Hope
Emily Uarber
RB. N. Stubbs
Prospect Cemetery
Pioneer Cemetery
Gertrude Parker
A. BM. Davis
York
Sarah Wigton
Dunkirk
Carrie
W.E. Ghossford
Crawford’s Junction
Orrin Morrison
Uctsville
Ala
W. HH. Parsons
New York
Grand Lodge
U.S
Local News And Notices From Dunkirk Area
Mrs T equembourg of Dunkirk visited Mrs E C Dix Friday. Dart home from Little Valley last week. Bert Grantier with friends in town. John Jackson bought a horse. Farnham improving the place by returning trees. Chas Crowell of Dayton in town. Jerry Fisher back from Ra ndolph erecting monuments. Died at Silver Creek May 23 Ella Oakes aged 21. Funeral Saturday Rev Stubbs officiating Pioneer Cemetery. Children Day at M E Church Sunday. Tannery team ran away causing wagon damage. Pioneer Cemetery improvements costing 100 200 dollars. Ed Fagandor of Canada suicided with Rough on Rats. Leaves mother widow and two orphans. Trains schedules and routes Buffalo to Oil City and Pittsburgh details. Eastern time. Through coaches and Pullman cars. Tickets and time tables from agents. Wm Baldwin and G S Gatchell Buffalo agents.
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T.equembourg
Dunkirk
E.C. Dix
Daulet Dfart
Little Valley
Bert Grantier
Mr. O. Hopkins
Mies Ranith
HH. V. Pierce
Bulleto
John Jackson
Farnham
Chas. Crowell
Dayton
Thirtoday
Jerry Fisher
Stubbs
Pioneer Cemetery
M. E
Pioneer
Buffalo
Buffalo Amd
Oil City
Buffalo J
Pittsburg
Union
Irvineton
Warren
Hinzua
Summuancaik
Olean
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Kinzua
My Warren
Trvineton
Warfor
Bufalo
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
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Syracuse
Rochester
Win
Baldwin
Gen
Pasa
Gatchell
Exchange St
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Obituary and drowning trio report from Texas
Harvey D. Parker proprietor of the Parker House died at seventy nine. At Converse Station near San Antonio three Walring children aged five to nine swam and drowned. the father found them in each other's arms. Samuel M. Ser vice president of the Dans Company died at Gil Point Com Yo in his sixty third year from Brights.
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Bostox
Harvey D. Parker
Parker House
Littl
Gatorstox
Tex
Converse Station
San Antonio
Edward Walring
Satade
Shoemsgker
Bathvone
Samuel M.ser
Dans Company
Gil Point Comyo
Brights
Markets Summary Cleveland and Chicago June 2
Market report from Cleveland and Chicago notes mixed prices across grains and livestock. Flour and wheat futures show steady or varied quotes. corn, oats, and rye at assorted levels. live stock in Chicago softer with hog and cattle prices mainly down. Port trade and other staples appear steady to modestly higher in places.
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Minnesota
Slos
Chicago
Sendleg
Choice Tvertra
Buffalo
Cartle
Lacey
Nickel Plate Railway announces updated New Trunk Line trains
The New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railway equips its New Trunk Line with latest passenger equipment for speed and comfort. At Chicago, trains arrive and depart Union Depot at Van Buren, with timetable in effect December until further notice.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Chicago
Union Depot
van Burenstoee
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