Milheim Lodge and Associations Meet in Town Halls
The Milheim Lodge No 955 I C O F meets at Penn Street Saturday evenings led by W Hartman and E W Marck. Miltheim B and L Association gathers at Penn Street School on the second Monday each month with A Walter as secretary. The Millheim Cornet Band convenes in Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings led by D L Zersy and Sam Weiser as president.
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Miltheim Lodge
I. C
Penn Street
Rebecca de
W. Hartman
E. W. Marck
N. G
Miltheim B. & L. Association
A. Walter
D. L. Zersy
Millheim Corn
Emperor William Said Seriously Sick Reported
Immigration totals show 453983 arrivals in the United States last year and 1883 560196 landings, with Germany and related reports noted alongside. The items reflect health rumors surrounding Emperor William and ongoing migration figures for the period.
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Emperor William
Germany
United States
West Virginia October Election Counts Final Lead
Official count from West Virginia's October election shows a 5,289 vote margin for Democrat Wilson over Republican Maxwell. The result confirms Wilson's win in a close statewide race.
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West Virginia
Wilson
Maxwell
Cigar Makers in Philadelphia Sign Petition Against Spanish Treaty
Four thousand cigar manufacturers and workers in Philadelphia sign a petition opposing ratification of the Spanish treaty and send it to Senator Cameron. Cameron is nominated for U.S. Senator, and anti‑Cameron Republicans must accept the result amid political tension.
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Philadelphia
Cameron
U.S
Unfavorable to Grant's Retirement Reported
The senate committee on the federal relation reports that Congress should not place General Grant on the retired list of the army. Cameron is renominated as U S Senator from Pennsylvania and appears re-elected as the machine keeps the party in his pocket. Since writing the above, Senator Cameron has been re-elected to the U S Senate.
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WasaincTon
Senate Committee On
Congress
Cammeron
U. S
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Republican Party
U. S. Senate
Washington, D. C
House
House Military Committee
Grant
South
Arthur
Court of Claims
New England
Louisiana
Alabama
West
Domestic Servants Shielded From Wage Reductions
An analysis notes that certain urban workers including cooks, coachmen, servant girls, and stablemen have escaped the wage cuts affecting factory hands, miners, and related labor groups, and appear likely to remain secure in coming times.
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Ture
Washington News and Gossip on Gr ant Retirement and Blair Bill
Washington reports a shifting mood in Congress favoring retirement of Grant and passage of the Blair Educational bill. The French Spoliation Claims bill advances, with cross regional support and no partisan or sectional bias observed in the House debate.
Monument Dedication Draws Broad Support for Inauguration
The piece notes strong public enthusiasm for the March 4 dedication and presidential inauguration activities. Funds are being raised across classes of people and committees work across towns. Republicans reportedly fear cuts or job losses, while overall preparations gather momentum.
Beloit fires and Dodge City post office blaze plague Kansas
A $40,000 Beloit fire and a $75,000 Dodge City post office blaze hit Kansas newspapers. John Gardner was arrested near Huntingdon Pa for murder of his father in law George Warfel. Wheeling WV suffered extensive wind and rain damage with unroofed houses and severed telegraph lines.
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Beloit
Kansas
Dodge City
John Gardner
Huntingdon
George Warfel
Wheeling
West Virginia
Coldest Day Yet in Chicago With Subzero Temperatures
Chicago reports the coldest day of the year with readings from 19 degrees to 30 degrees below zero. The signal service lists 19 below as the official figure while the northwest shows relative milder conditions. Winnipeg 14 below Jamestown 16 Fargo 17 and St Paul 19 below are cited as regional comparisons.
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Cnicago
Winnepeg
Jamestown
Fargo
St. Paul
Miners Return to Work in Luzerne County
In Luzerne county coal operators Pardee & Co Cox Bros Co George B Markle and Leisenring Co asked about 10 000 miners to take a ten percent wage cut starting this morning. The move aims to avoid idleness as January quotas are near filled and little work remains for the month.
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Wilkesbarre
Pardee & Co
Cox Bros.& Co
George B.markle
Leisenring & Co
Luzerne County
Burst Boiler Kills Five at Good Spring Saw Mill
In Pottsville Jan 18 a boiler exploded at Abraham Barnst s saw mill at Good Spring on the Schuylkill and Susquehannah branch. Five men were killed outright including Albert Earnst Henry Coller and Jacob Gehres. The mill supplies timber to Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company collieries.
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Pottsville
Good Spring
Schuylkill and Susquehannah
Philadelphia and Reading
Abraham Barnst
Earnst
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Albert Earnst
Henry Coller
Jacob Gehres
Good Springs
Peruna touted as cure for chronic catarrh in local cases
C W Mellier of St Louis shows dramatic improvement from chronic catarrh after two months of treatment by Dr Hartman and Peruna. James Dunn recounts long battle with catarrh since 1870, claims lungs and cough improved. George Sauerbaum reports near cure and praise for Peruna. J P Dukehart of Cumberland notes relief of head dullness from chronic malaria after one bottle.
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C. W. Mellier
South Fourth Street
St. Louis
Dr. Hartman
Pervuna
James Dunn
Gay Street
Memphis
Hartman
George Sauerbaum
Carr Street
J. P. Dukehart
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
S. B. Hartman & Co
Columbus
Bay State sugar refinery and Standard dye works burn
Fire in Boston tonight destroyed the Bay State sugar refinery and the Standard dye works with heavy losses expected though the refinery is fully insured. An advertisement promotes McDonald's Improved Liver Pills from Johnston Holloway & Co with claims of strict material selection and a money back guarantee.
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Boston
Bay State Sugar Refinery
Standard Dye Works
McDonald's
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Philadelphia
Fragmentary Wheat byproduct list from 451 Al ao
A garbled shopping or inventory fragment lists wheat, corn, salt per barrel, cement, plaster, barley, timothy seed, flaxseed, clover seed, butter, eggs, potatoes, lard, and miscellaneous items. It mentions Wednesday and a date-like sequence 451 Al ao 12 24, but many words are badly corrupted.
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Cceceee
Public Sale of Elizabeth Corman Estate in Naiies Township
Executor announces a public sale of the deceased Elizabeth Corman’s personal property on Saturday January 24 1871 1885 at 1 pm on the premises including bureau desk chairs bedsteads carpets stove kettle and other goods. Notices state letters testamentary granted and request immediate payment and proof of claims from all indebted or claimants.
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UBLIC
Elizabeth Corman
Naiies Township
Ae Ny
Hite
Haines Township
Apians' Court
Orphans'Court of
Centre County
Jacob W.stover
Nol
Thanes Township
Geo
Bo Stover
John Zeigier
Samuel M. Motz
Sam Yearick
Samuel Yearick
County Aforesaid
John Homan
Benj. B. Stover
John Y. Stover
Em'l. Wetzel
Lydia Moyer
Cornelius Bower
Michael Frank
Hinds
Michael Prank
Daniel Wolf
T. D. Slover
Paneccton
Elizabeth Alexanderate
Mulheim Borough
Centre Co
Isaac Behm
Henry Benn
Jeremiah Winkelblech
Progressive journalism covers all events with relentless reporting
A description asserts a broad mission for progressive journalism to cover every subject without bias. It pledges vigilant agents gathering particulars from passing events and sending telegraph reports of the last twenty four hours, compiling what is worth knowing in world history.
The War Annals Offered to Subscribers at One Dollar a Year
The Annals of the War will continue to publish for veterans of both sides. The paper aims to meet every intelligent want in journalism and provide weekly visits at a price affordable to all readers.
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Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
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R. A. Sumiller
Lodge & Soviet” Directory
Washington News and Gossip
M’clain
Lewistown
Illinois Eastern Hospital For the Insane
Dr. Kessler
J. Eisenhuth
Millheim
Oliver and Phillips
Pitttspurg
Oliver Bros
Phillips
Chicago
Millhelm Market
Ivory
Jely
USA
Ely
C.J. Corbin
Chestnut St
Phila
Balin
Katon
ELY Brothers
Owego
N. Y
Virginia Farms
London
New York
Am. Journal of Med
Ab. Meserole
P.O
Meskrole
Wilmot Castle & Co
Rochester, N.Y
Coburn, PA
Smith & Co
Coburn
Whitmer & Lincoln
A. Harter
Deininger & Musser
A. O C. Musser
Bb. O. Deininger
A.C. Musser
A. HM. Mingle
C. Alexander
Alexander
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Times Building
G. A. Harter
Main St
Millheim, Pa
Vostage
RUE & Co
Augusta
Horton Weg CO
Ft. Wayne
Ind
IE Lorillard
Climax
America
H. Waallerr & Co
Benson
Gro. P. Rowell & CO
Areau
Spruce Street
Curtis
D.s.kauffman & CO
Queensware
Brussels
OUR Grocery
Main Street
D. S. Kauffman & Co
Lewisburg
B. Harris
Market St
Coats
Prichs
Eample
Trenton
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