Church and Sunday School Directory Notes
Evangelical Rev B Hengst and Rev H A Benfer preach next Sunday eve ning. Sunday School 14 M Rev C F Gephart Supt Missionary Society meets third Monday evening monthly. Methodist Rev Furman Adams Preacher in charge. Sunday School 104 a M D A Musser Supt Rev John Tomlinson Pastor German preaching Aaronsburg next Sunday morning. Sunday School 94 a.m B O Deininger Supt Augsburg Bible Class meets Saturday 7 p.m. Ladies Mite Society first Mon
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B. Hengst
H. A. Benfer
Hl. A.benfer
C.F. Gephart
Furman Adams
Zwingli A. Yearick
Aaronsburg
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
A. R. Alexander
John Tomlinson
Augsburg Bible Class
Ladies’ Mite Society
Millheim Lodge and Local Societies Directory
Millheim Lodge No 955 meets every Saturday evening in the hall on Penn street Rebecca Degree meets on or before the full moon each month Providence Grange No 217 P o H meets in Alexander's block the second Saturday at 14g PM and the fourth Saturday at 14 PM Millheim B and L Association meets in the Penn street school house on the second Monday evening Millheim Cornet Band rehearses in the Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings
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T.G. Ernarp
Millheim B. & L. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
Governor Pattison vetoes tax equalization bill for some districts
Governor Pattison vetoes the measure to equalize school taxation in independent districts formed from parts of counties. He cites local scope and creation of new boards and officers, auditing changes, and an unclear title. The House sustains the veto 162 to 9.
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Pattison
House
Decline in Presidential Timber Cited in Opinion
The piece laments a drop in the pool of future leaders, warning the nation may lack suitable presidential timber before the next conventions. It contrasts this with the observation that General Hancock has not declined.
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Hancock
Subcommittee Suggests Bipartisan Apportionment Plan
The Lancaster Intelligencer reports a proposed subcommittee of two Republicans two Democrats and Senator Stewart in the middle could craft acceptable state or district apportionments.
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Lancaster Intelligencer
Stewart
Democratic State Convention Set for Columbus June 21
The Democratic state central committee in Columbus declares the next state convention will be held in Columbus on June 21. The decision was announced today in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Democratic State Central Committee
Edmunds Declines Presidential Candidacy in Globe Democrat
In a Globe-Democrat interview Senator Edmunds rejects any run for the Presidency. He states he is not afflicted with that fever and will not be a candidate, even if nominated, noting no presidential life has yet annoyed him.
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Globe-Democrat
Edmunds
Lise
Prohibition In The House Compromise Fight Update
The April 19 report from Hararispura notes the compensation rider on the prohibition amendment bill was not struck, signaling likely defeat of Prohibitionists before second reading. Vote stood 110 to die with Republicans and Democrats split on riders. key speakers included Green Furth Craw ford Horne Clark Colburn Hus ings Hoover and Emery. The Senate set next Thursday for its prohibition bill.
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Hararispura
Green
Berks
Furth
Crawford
Philadelphia
Horne
Cambria
Clark
Colburn
Somerset
Husings
Venango
Hoover
Lancaster
Hulings
Diorne
Emery
Dearden
House
Senate
Repeal of the Philadelphia City Recorder Act
The House concurs and Governor Pattison signs abolishing the Philadelphia city recorder's office. Speaker Faunce signs the bill as Mercantile Appraiser McCullough leaves chamber to report the news. The three weeks of dispute end at high noon with the governor's approval and adjournment followed by celebration.
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City of
Philadelphia
Faunce
Recorders Appeal Act
David H. Lane
John E. Faunce
Mercantile
McCullough
Pattison
Disturbed Europe and Its Public Unrest
The Sunbury Democrat warns that Europe faces widespread social unrest from Nihilists, Socialists, Radicals, and land conflicts as toiling masses endure harsh labor, high taxes, and forced military service. It notes emigration as evidence of European misery and laments Irish landlord disputes and delayed justice Sow unrest in England and Ireland may lead to violence, while America remains free of such protests.
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Russia
Germany
Austria
Italy
Order of the Black Hand
Spain
France
Land Leaguers
Ireland
Herr Most
Great Britain
Europe
England
America
Lreland
St. Bartholomew’s
Sunbury Democrat
The Ledger Reports on the Late Recorder Law
The Philadelphia Ledger reviews the late Recorder Law detailing its provisions and implications. The article explains how the measure affects officials, procedures, and public records, outlining potential reforms and regional impact.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
Record of Pennsylvania bill described as scandalous and shameless
The recorder's bill is condemned as corrupt and useless, creating a sinecure with emoluments for one person. It duped the treasury by encouraging suits for fees and allowed a magistrate to appoint deputies. Protests say the act was pushed by a partisan majority in 1878 and overturned by the people.
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Pennsylvania
Ex Governor Hendricks Says He Is Not A Candidate
Ex governor Hendricks, in New York en route home from Florida, tells reporter he is out of the race for the Presidency and not a candidate in any sense.
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Hendricks
New York
Florida
Star-route trial nears end with mixed expectations
In Washington April 21 1883 the Star-route trial nears closure as prosecutors push for conviction while the defense predicts acquittal. Brady and Dorsey boast of suing papers like the New York Times for half a million dollars and plan to force government payments for their defense. Lilley sues Dorsey for 41000 damages over an assault. much evidence was excluded on technical grounds.
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Washington, D. C
Brady
Dorsey
New York Times
Times
Lilley
Agaist
Vanderbilt's Pennsylvania Roads
Altoona April 16 Professor W W Seaman claims to be a Vanderbilt agent asserting the line will reach Harrisburg Mifflintown Huntingdon Tyrone Altoona Holidaysburg Johnstown and other key points now served by Pennsylvania. He says three thousand men work in Clearfield region and about thirty five civil engineers locate the road through Clearfield Blair and Cambria counties.
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Altoona
W. W. Seaman
Vanderbilt
Harrisburg
Mifflintown
Huntingdon
Tyrone
Holidaysburg
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
Tve
Blair
Cambria
Dark forecast for North Chicago mills amid layoffs
Cuicano April 16 President Potter of North Chicago rolling mills says operations may resume in three or six months or not at all. Four thousand workers lost jobs as mills stopped. Potter notes one third of rails needed this year are already on the market and the outlook for the unemployed is very dark. Also mentions two cent check stamps are not required after July 1 and Tilden’s estate may total at least ten million under Andrew H. Green as executor.
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Cuicano
Potter
North
Chicago
Samuel J. Tilden
Andrew H. Green
Tktbune and Farmer
Listm Ilivs
Nws
Christias Uston
N.Y
Commed Agencies
Express Co
World Manufacturing CO
Nassau Street
New York
Transport schedule fragment shows stops and times across towns
The clipping lists a sequence of stops with arrival and departure times including Lewisburg Montandon Fair Ground Millmont Laurelton Wiker Run Cherry Run Fowler Coburn Spring Mills and Vicksburg with eastward leaves and express connections noted for west and east routes
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A. M
Montandon
Lewisburg
Fair Ground
Biehl
Vicksby
Miftlinburg
Millmont
Laurelton
Wiker Run
Cherry Run
Fowler
Coburn
Spring Mills Ar
Sporting Mills
Cobuprny Occa Pow
Cherry Rae
MiMinberg
Vicksburg
East Land Express
Administrator's Notice for S M Winter Estate
Letters of administration granted for S M Winter of Miles township. Debts must be paid and claims presented for settlement.
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Duane
Reuben S. Zerby
A. P. Zerby
S. M. Winter
Miles Township
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Recorder Repeal Act
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Time Books
Arnold
Farmers’ Friend Pub. Qo
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Tete & Co
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Penna
Millheim
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Robersburg
Samuel Frank
Brussels
SMITH
Front Street
Milton
Forsyth Scale Company
Youngstown
Oce
Joot's
Lock Haven, PA
A. Simon & Sons
Main Street
Lock Haven
Simon Brothers
Boss Clothiers
Baksa Houss
North Second Street
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Florence & Jo
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U.S
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