Miltheim Lodge and Miltheim B L Association Notices
Miltheim Lodge No 955 I O O F meets in Penn Street hall Saturdays with Thursday meetings on or before each full moon. W Hartman Sec W Marck N G. Miltheim B L Association meets Penn Street schoolhouse second Monday each month A Walter Sec D L Zersy Pres. Millheim Corner Band meets Town Hall Monday and Thursday evenings H J Kurgenkname Sec Sam Weiser Pres.
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Miltheim Lodge
Penn Street
Becca
W. Hartman
W. Marck
N. G
Miltheim B. & L. Association
A. Walter
D. L. Zersy
Millheim Corner
Short Session of 48th Congress Closes March 4
The 48th Congress adjourns to make way for the 49th and the new President. President Arthur’s annual message is not printed here but highlights gratitude for peaceful presidential succession, tariff questions, silver coinage suspension, and silver certificates insurance. The writer doubts much legislation will pass in this session and notes succession rules if the President cannot serve.
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Arthur
Congress
Evans
Wold
Kit Carson, Jr
Sharp
Winchester
Ballard
J. Frank Locke
Burnhamsville
Minn
J. A. Boyd
Yates
Express Office
Abolishment of the three-cent coin praised in treasurer report
The annual report of the U S treasurer commends ending the three-cent piece. The writer notes no one would miss the coin due to its likeness to the ten-cent piece and the trouble it causes in circulation.
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United States
Philadelphia Times foresees improving business foundations
The Philadelphia Times argues solid foundations are being laid for community activity and that January will reveal the dawn of a new day for business conditions.
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Philadelphia Times
Congressman's Washington Post Opens With Holiday Plans
Hon. A. G. Curtin of Bellefonte left for Washington on Monday to assume his duties as congressman and begin at noon. He expects to spend the Holiday recess at home.
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A. G. Curtin
Bellefonte
Washington
Cleveland Beats Blaine in National Election Returns
Official returns show Cleveland with 457,761 votes and Blaine with 365,092, implying a popular majority for Cleveland of about 92,669. The figures reflect the total votes counted to date across states in the Union.
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Union
Cleveland
Blaine
Congress Convenes Second Session of the Forty-Eighth
The second session of the forty eighth congress began on Monday the first day of this month marking the start of new legislative work for the session.
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Forty Eighth Congress
Fist Blood for Honest Government
The article argues that after Cleveland's election the Pacific Railroad companies move to settle long overdue government debts. They allegedly pushed against repayment in Congress and through leaders, but now seek to settle before March 4. The piece stresses open books and honest settlements across departments as a political lesson.
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Cleveland
Pacific Railroad
Congress
Pacific Railways
Pottsville Dems Pass Bread Plan After National Victory
Pottsville Democrats celebrated the national win by distributing 150 loaves of bread to the city’s poor in a gesture of relief and goodwill. The event highlighted community aid as a political message following the victory.
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Pottsville Dem Cra's
Brighter Prospects In New England Mills And Mines
All mills in Fall River Mass resume operation amid rising print cloth prices and optimism that winter stoppages may be avoided. In Pirristra Pa the Schoenberger Co rolling mill pudling and horse shoeing depts reopen. Chess Cook Co mills to start Monday. Wilkesarea Pa reports a general mine work suspension ordered for December first, with strong demand driving orders to retailers and wholesalers.
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Fall River
Mass
Pirristra
Schoenberger & Co
Chess, Cook & Co’s Mills
Wilkesaeare
Republican Outrage In York County Parade Incident
In Cross Roads York county last night Republicans cut down an American flag stretched across a street after a Democratic parade and jubilee. The act drew strong indignation as politically angered citizens condemn the incident and accuse the perpetrators.
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York
Cross Roads
York County
Pirates Hideout Cash Found on Island Stream
A metal box recovered three miles below town yielded coins totaling about $47,000 including $1,000 in Mexican silver dollars and $80,000 in gold doubloons. The stash is suspected to be left by Captain Kidd during the sixteenth century after entering the Susquehanna and Crook's Riffles area. The find was made while digging for plant roots on a wooded island in the stream.
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Lewis
Gearhart
Captain Kidd
Chesapeake Bay
Susquehanna River
Crook
Origin of the Roller Skate in Early American Craze
The roller skate traces to a Yankee Plympton who sparked interest after 1870s Martha's Vineyard rink. Frank E Winsloe then improved the skate and expanded nationwide with many rinks. A Rochester firm sold 3 000 to 4 000 pairs since April, while frequent patents issued include a noiseless roller attachment.
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Plympton
Martha’s Vineyard
Frank E. Winsloe
Rochester
Washington Letter Reflects Cleveland Cabinet Drift
Regular correspondent notes Cabinet planning for Cleveland administration with emphasis on youthful advisers and a shift away from Buchanan era fossilized politics. Commentary condemns Indian affairs funding while urging self-betterment and criticizes government spend on “copper colored wards.”
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Ton
D. C
Cleveland
Buchanan
Hendrick
Pierce
Senate
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Mammoth pudding marks Virginia Cleveland vote celebration
In Richmond on Thanksgiving eve the Union Democratic Club hosted a large supper featuring a 219 pound English plum pudding, each pound tied to a Cleveland electoral vote. A citizen paid 15 dollars for the first slice. A 12 pound block representing Virginia’s electoral vote was sent to Governor Cleveland, with mite boxes for charity.
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Richmond
Union Democratic Club
Cleveland
Virginia
Zingwi Toothache Drops Offer Relief at Low Price
A vintage ad declares Zingwi Toothache Drops provide relief when tooth pain is severe. The Philadelphia agents Johnston Holloway & Co offer the product for 15 cents, with J Eisenhuti in Mifflinburg, PA selling it.
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Johnston, Holloway & CO
Phiadelphia
J. Eisenhuth
Millheim,Pa
Johnston, Holloway &Co
Philadelphia
J. Eisenhuti
Miithheim
Duties of the Gentler Sex and Peruna Medicine
A moral essay extols women's role guiding future leaders and nurturing health. It promotes Peruna by citing testimonials from Mrs. Reynolds, her husband, Bernhardt Seabs, and Nancy Feterman as effective for coughs lung congestion and family illnesses.
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S. B. Hartman
J. W. Reynolds
New Lisbon
Columbiana County
Ohio
PeRuna
J. Reynolds
Mr. Bernhardt Seabs
St. Clair
St. Clair County
Mich
Nancy Feterman
Cockport
Indiana County
A $47 000 Fund In An Island North Branch Susquihanna
Danville reports a $47 000 fund tied to relief efforts for workers like Frank Lewis and Jacob Gearhart who lost steady jobs due to business conditions by the river survey.
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Danville
Frank Lewis
Jacob Gearhart
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