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Newspaper

Millheim Journal

Location

Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1884

Page

2

Church and School Directory for Aaronsburg Area

Evangelical and mainline churches announce next Sundays services with various pastors and Sunday School details. Protracted meetings continue. Missionary Society meets monthly. German services noted. Augsburg Bible Class and Ladies Mite Society listed.

B. Hengst H. A. Benfer S. L. Weist Wil D.L. Zerby Missionary Society Zwingli A. Yearick Aaronsburg United Brethren J. G. W. Herald A. R. Alexander John Tomlinson

Millheim Lodge and Local Societies Directory

Millheim Lodge No 955 I C O F meets Saturdays at the hall on Penn Street. Rebecca De meets Thursdays on or before the monthly full moon. C W HaktTman sec E W Marck N G. Providence Grange No 217 P H meets second Saturday at 13 P M in Alexander's block and fourth Saturday at 14 P M. Millheim B L Association meets second Monday evenings at Penn street school. A Walter sec. B Deininger president. Millheim Cornet Band meets in Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings. J H B Hartman sec Sam Wiser Jk president.

Democratic State Central Committee Meets in Harrisburg

Lancaster Pa January 7 1884 notice that the Democratic State Central Committee will convene at the Bolton House Harrisburg on Wednesday January 23 at 4 PM to select a chairman a secretary and seven members of the Executive Committee It may set the time for the State Convention at this or a subsequent meeting.

Lancaster Democratic State Central Committee Bolton House Harrisburg

Cartin Named Chair Of Foreign Affairs Committee

The Philadelphia Press notes that Andrew G. Cartin’s appointment as chairman signals a frontal approach to British relations, replacing the previous tactic of tail twisting and pushing issues from behind. The quote frames Cartin as a decisive change in handling foreign affairs.

Andrew G. Cartin House Committee On Foreign Affairs Philadelphia Press

Claimants by the Hundred In House Claims Committee

Representative Brown of Pennsylvania notes the House claims committee has over three hundred bills for the two bill days. He warns at this rate the workload will be immense as topics cover almost all areas except war claims. Each of the fifteen members has three bills to investigate to speed transmission of business pending subcommittee setup.

Washington Brown Pennsylvania House Claims Committee

Washington Letter Predicts Congress in Duty and Debate

Washington dispatch notes an air of business and focus on duty in Congress after recess. It discusses tariff policy tensions between Republicans and high tariff Democrats, lobby activity, and the near-silent stance of leaders. It also covers presidential speculation, especially Blaine’s stated non candidacy but lingering leadership appeal.

Washington, D. C Congress Blaine

Political speculation and a lobbying tale in Civil Appropriations

The piece questions potential Republican leaders like Munds Lincoln and Logan and notes Ohio's importance to Sherman’s boom. It then exposes a lobbying scheme around patent office lithography with Peters profiting yearly, bribing lawmakers, and supplying gifts while bidding casually on government work. The tone mirrors a late nineteenth century political column.

Edmunds Bob” Lincoln Lincoln Logan Arthur Ohio John Sherman John Patent Office Peters Washington Department of the Interior Appropriations Committee PHONO

Delaware River Overflow Alarms Farmers of Flood Reach

Waitermen monitor the Delaware as rainfall raises flood risk similar to 1877. Heavy rain causes back-water along the Pennsylvania shore with inland flooding. Farmers report livestock in water up to their waists in stalls this morning.

Trenton Delaware Pennsylvania

Locomotive Speeds From Jersey City To Broad Street

The engine on A Sinclair’s Jersey City to Broad Street run reaches speeds well above 35.25 mph with a top run between New York and Philadelphia. The slowest two minute leg contrasts with a fastest fifty seven second stretch as the train often makes a mile in sixty seconds. The seventy four ton locomotive pulls a 200 ton train and, on descent, at a mile a minute, the driving wheels turn 254 revolutions per minute.

New York Philadelphia

Notices of administration and sheriff sale

Letters of administration granted for Henry J. Musser and Nathan Korman estates request immediate payment and claims proved for settlement. Miles and Centre County notices. Stray heifers found in Miles township to owner or sale. Executor for George Boliinger estate notified. Sheriff sale at Centre County Courthouse January 26 1884 covers multiple parcels in Unionville Millheim Boggs Potter Marion and Milesburg areas with various tracts and lots listed. Terms require full payment before deed.

Jonathan Kreamer Millheim A. F. Kreamer J. 1 Krreamer Ees Henry J. Musser Haines Township Faa John Orndorf Lowing Neawan Fae Nathan Korman Penn Township Korman George Boliinger Centre Co

Death Under the Ice in Susquehanna River

Alice Major and Sarah Marsden of Forty Fort Luzerne county drowned while skating on the Susquehanna River. A young man with them survived after the ice broke through. The ice measured eight inches. Rescuers found the bodies about 1 000 feet from the break and sent them to their parents' homes.

Wilkesbarre Alice Major Sarah Marsden Forty Fort Luzerne County Susquehanna River

Big Mortgage Filed for Rail Line Expansion

The Sunbury Daily reports a $11,500,000 mortgage filed by the board, Pa. & Western Railroad Co. to Farmers' Loan and Trust Co. of New York, trustees. The loan funds construction and operation of a Pittsburg to Ashland line, extending through multiple counties to Ashland with branches and a Susquehanna crossing at Herndon.

Sunbury Daily Recorder’s Board, Pa. & Western Railroad Company Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company New York Pittsburg Ashland Schuylkill Alleghany Westmoreland Indiana Cambria Blair, Huntingdon Miffin Juniata Snyder Northumberland Ehuykill Susquehanna River Herndon

Historical Ledger Fragment of Names and Figures

An OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, middle initials, and scattered numbers. The readable portion includes names such as Bruce Atwood Jesse Brooks James Oliver Richard Mosley Martha Godfrey Joseph Baker John Potter Thomas King Win Scott Matthew Leach Andrew Carson Win Hepburn and many others, interspersed with unrelated numeric strings and garbled phrases. The text resembles a historical roster or accounting page with scattered place and organization cues, but lacks coherent narrative.

Hchaltos Bruce ccc Cerceeeee NL Atwood Thos Mekwen Jesse Brooks James Oliver Richard Mosley Richard Mostly Tsaae Tickley Vee Tees Peter Bronmey Mackey Isaac Shearer Martha Godfrey Joseph Baker John Potter Thomas King -Win Scott Matthew Leach Thomas Lucas Andrew Carson Win HepDurid ccc Johnlvin Win Brown Joseph Graysburg JJ Lingle Christian Nestlers Robert Smith Wieneh S Gratz Jere Jackson Hepburn& Harris Simon Gratz Wime Brady Daniel Smith Sami Young A Hanter James Moore Win Harrison Joseph Cowgell James Forbes Win Cook Wim Cook Isaac Butcher Thomas Grant Thomas Hamilton Richard Lowden Dan’l Fitzgerald James Tower Jacob Wetzer James Turner Welch Hannah Tarner White Parsons Ann Arthur Thomas Arthurs Cone Bradbill Asper Lawrence Cowman Jane Miller Winer Robert Miller Win Wilson Kearhey Wharf Mathias Graff Henry Pinkerton David Lewis Richard Malone Jennett Lucas Reuben Halles John Libby Aos JI Wallace W. Samuel Chestnut Thomas Erskine Eleanor Sladens John Eo Charles Lucas Robert Rainey Joha McCornmanp Eleanor Siddons Daniel Turner

Train Runs 912 Miles Between New York and Chicago

The service covers 912 miles in 253 hours with seven stops. Bridges and villages slow progress, requiring pace reductions roughly every ten miles to maintain the long distance schedule.

New York Chicago

County Lands to Be Sold by Commissioners

Commissioners of Centre County will hold a public sale at Bellefonte Court House on February 12 1884. Land tracts bought by the County at Treasurer’s sale over five years ago, deemed unsold, will be offered to the highest bidder. Roger Jenner Pernside Curtin and others are listed among purchasers or interested parties.

Heriffs Court of Common Pleas Centre County Borough of Pellefonte Unionville Boo Wm. P. Fisher Office For Recording of Centre Co Alleghany Street High Street Said Street Wm. S. Fisher Esther J. W. Vanalin E. W. VanValin J. W. VanValin Millheim Centre Co Penn Two Centre Co. Pa KE. C. Campell John Kern H.W Weiser H. Bollinger Uriah Reifsnyder Potter Centre Penna James A. Keller George W. Koch Bellefonte

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