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Newspaper

Millheim Journal

Location

Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1884

Page

3

Millheim Lodge and local societies meet weekly and monthly

Millheim Lodge No. 955 I O O F meets Saturdays in heir hall on Penn Street. Rebecca Degree meets monthly on or before the full moon. Providence Grange No. 217 P of H meets in Alexander's block second Saturday at 144 PM and fourth Saturday at 1 PM. Millheim B and L Association meets second Monday evenings in the Fenn Street school. Millheim Corner Band meets in Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.

T. G. Exnarp Millheim B. & L. Association Fenn Street A. Walter B. O. Deininger Millheim Corner Town Hall J.H. B. Hartman Sam. Wiser, JR

Democratic County Committee for 1884 Names District Members

The 1884 Democratic County Committee is listed with members from Bellefonte Milesburg Philipsburg Snow Shoe Union Walker Worth and other towns. Names include James A. M Clain John M Holt Wm H Close Frank Adams George Brown H M Meeker Peter Lanck Levi Rishel Charles Murray and Joseph Gilland among others. The list covers multiple townships and boroughs with member assignments in the 1884 slate.

James A. M’clain Bellefonte al Garman James Schofield Howard A. Weber Milesburg W. C. Grove Millheim James C. Smith J.O Robert Reed Andrew Campbell John F. Alexander Joseph Gilland John O'Neil John Long Edgar Holt Philipsburg J. N. Cassanova Snow Shoe Union Walker Worth

Congress approves relief for Ohio valley flood sufferers

Appeals for additional relief for Ohio valley flood sufferers were read in both houses of Congress. A bill allocating 200000 dollars passed the House and Senate and was sent to the President. A separate measure seeks to waive proof of sound physical condition for veterans seeking invalid pensions from wartime service.

Ohio Valley Congress House Senate

Washington Letter on Tariff Tax Cuts and Land Grants

The Washington letter argues for tax reductions despite opposition labels while noting a Treasury surplus nearing one hundred million annually. It also reports a circular from "T. F." opposing forfeiture of the Texas Pacific land grant and cites C. P. Huntington's threat amid railroad interests.

Washington, D. C Porter Treasury Congress T. F Texas Pacific House Committee On Public Lands United States C. P. Huntington

West lands debate fuels political capital claims

A circular attacks prominent figures in the fight to force Texas Pacific to surrender lands, accusing them of seeking political gain. The writer condemns the noisy bill debates as mere vaunting warfare with railroads to win over western development opponents.

Gress Supreme Court Texas Pacific Great West PHONO

Local Elections Officials Named in City Ticket

The list includes Chief Burgess R. B. Hartman and Assistant Chief Burgess Wm Adams. Councilmen Adolph Miller E C Campbell W R Henney John Stoner F F Wetzel John Maize. School Directors John H Swartz W R Weiser. Various posts assigned include Overseer of the Poor Jonathan Harter and Town Clerk Henry Stover among others.

Adolph Miller E. C. Campbell W. R. Henney John Stoner F. F Wetzel John Maize John H. Swartz W. R. Weiser Jonathan Harter W. A. Stover Benj. Kerstetter J. S. Meyer C. Alexander John Meyer A. R. Alexander Henry Stover Samuel Ard B. F. Phil William Walker W W. Hockman Wm Kreamer W Hazel Austin Gramley Michael Miller S Krumline John Shafer J B Kreamer DD Dubbs J J Shultz Josh Weber

Death of John Hains Aged Father and Citizen

The paper notes the passing of John Hains after a short illness on Monday the 1th. He is remembered as a kind father and well beloved citizen who lived to a good old age. Peace to his ashes.

John Hains Mr. Hains Tie Jack Plane Philadelphia Erie Harrisburg Evie First National Bank of Texas

Grand Jury Recommendations for Centre County Public Buildings

The January term 1884 Grand Jury of Centre County Court of Quarter Sessions proposes prison upgrades including boiler iron linings, whitewashing, improved ventilation, and better kitchen facilities. They call for repairs to boiler room steps, leakage fixes in the commissary area, and cement coping and interior plaster work. In Register's Office they urge supplying a desk blinds and two chairs. Signed A Walter foreman January 31 1884.

Court of Quarter Sessions Centre County Register Walter

Blizzard Rages Near St. Vincent Blocking Roads

A blizzard rages in the St. Vincent area with a rapidly falling thermometer and fears of a snow blockade developing in western Minnesota near Minneapolis on February 18. Snowbound roads threaten travel and supplies as crews prepare for worsening conditions.

Minneapolis Minn St. Vincent

Ohio River Floods Wreck Towns and Aid Flows

The Ohio River floods devastate communities from Gallipolis to Maysville with hundreds of homes washed away and mills and rails destroyed. Relief steamers Nora Belle and Jim Montgomery distribute aid as farmers inland send food and supplies to rural areas and towns like Athalia Proctorville Aberdeen Ripley Rural and Moundsville struggle with destitution and darkness.

Fes Ohio River Pen Gallipolis Ohio Nora Belle Jim Montgomery Athalia Millersport Proctorville Ceredo W. Va Cincinnati Maysville Kirker Collins Kate Waters Aberdeen Ripley Hillsboro Rural

Deluge Spreads West As Floods Roar Across Rivers

Heavy rain and rising Wabash and Ohio rivers push flood into Kentucky towns. Uniontown and Shawneetown submerged with homes washed away. Paducah faces worst danger as water nears full town coverage. Plantations below Fulton and Arkansas River area submerged. relief slow. Cincinnati reports river receding after heavy rain.

Shawneetown Ind Tennessee Ohio Uniontown Paducah Chesapeake Road New Liberty Smithland Cumberland River Caseyville Pine Buor Ark R. L. Cobb Fulton Red River Arkansas Fort Smith

Reading Railroad Cuts Fares Amid Broad Reductions

A general fare reduction is reported on the Reading Railroad. In Shamokin a man has survived seven years on bread and water at a weekly cost of 40 cents. Lehigh Valley Railroad plans a locomotive described as the heaviest yet built with ten driving wheels and pony-trucks. On Sunday February 10 Mrs. Fenstermacher of East Market Street Sunbury found a full blossomed apple tree with buds nearly ready to burst despite recent severe weather and exposure.

Shamokin Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Fenstermacher East Market Street Sunbury

A Reading Lad’s Fatal Accident in Fog

A seventeen year old carries Ganz ran into a tree in thick fog after an alarm of fire at 8 30 pm in Reading. He struck the tree with his temple and died instantly. The event follows a night of danger as crowds gathered and a fatal misfortune marked the city.

Reading Carry Ganz State Agricultural Society Philadelphia Lancaster Chester Delaware Lebanon Berks Lehigh Montgomery Northampton

Two Year Old Falls Into Boiling Brewery Tub

In Jobs town Lawrence Kost, a brewer, leaves his two year old son alone in the brewery. The child wandered into a tub of about seven and a half barrels of boiling liquid and was discovered fifteen minutes later with severe burns. Deputy Collector Campbell oversaw draining the tub and removing the body.

Jobstown Lawrence Kost Campbell Hini

Harrisburg Weekly Patriot Promises News and Entertainment

The Harrisburg Weekly Patriot is a large eight page sheet offering diverse reading matter. It describes itself as newsy instructive and entertaining with a subscription price of 1.00 per year in advance.

Harrisburg Weekly Patriot Weekly Patriot State Capital Philadelphia Pittsburg Associated Press Daily Patriot Delphia Daily Record Patriot Patriot Publishing Market Street Hal

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