List of names and officials in Bellefonte event
A lengthy list of individuals including Bellefonte leaders and figures such as James A. McClain as chairman, with multiple names like Milligan Walker H L Harvey Anson Dougherty John J Williams and others, appears in the record. The fragment suggests a formal gathering or committee roster with many local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer Coneceves
M. Clarr
John Howe
Andrew Lucas
James Redding
William Woods
Calderwook
Sacaneese
John H. Beck
G. J. Woodring
Javerepeese
G. Hall
James A. McClain
Jas. A. McClain
McClain
Centre County
O'Neil Faces Sing Sing as Trial Opens
The third New York boodle alderman O Neil begins his trial with a potential ascent to Sing Sing if the court follows prior patterns. Democratic clerks in Harrisburg face dismissals as Republicans fill positions, signaling party shifts in state administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O'Neil
O’neil
State Department
Harrisburg
Editorial Seeks Health Check of Governor Mansion
The Harrisburg Patriot editorializes on deaths of Governors Beaver Hoyt Pattigan children, suspects faulty ventilation or drainage in the executive mansion. It urges immediate investigation and removal of unhealthy influences to protect the health of the chief magistrate and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Patriot
Beaver
Executive
Hoyt
Pattigan
General settlement day for state business questioned in debate
The article notes the difficulty of balancing state finances amid a fiscal year ending November 30 and an appropriation year ending June 30. It discusses taxes and the proposed act by Hoy. Leonard Roone to equalize taxation and details assessment rules for real property, debts, and private corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Hoy
Leonard Roone
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Auditor General
Wealthy Clark to Found College in Massachusetts
Jonas G. Clark, one of Central Massachusetts’ richest men, plans to found a college in the state and endow it with 1,000,000 dollars as part of a broader series of educational gifts. In Wilkes-Barre, Pa., officials report mines to resume tomorrow after a two week shutdown affecting about nine thousand miners and the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas G. Clark
Massachusetts
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Delaware and Hudson Coal Companies
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Universal Remedy
The notice proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment. It claims to act on blood and mucus surfaces, strengthen the constitution, and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.j.cheney & CO
Toledo
Boiler Explosion at Etna Mills Kills One Man
A Monday morning blast at Spang, Chalfaut & Co bat iron mills in Etna Pennsylvania killed the plant's engineer and fatally injured a second worker. Four steel boilers failed, shattering the works and hurling iron across the area. Estimated loss runs from thirty to fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spang
Death of General Gustavus A Scroggs in Buffalo
General Gustavus A Scroggs aged 66 died in Buffalo. Born in Darlington Pennsylvania he moved to Buffalo in 1840 and built a legal career. He served as brigadier general of the Thirteenth brigade national guard and was provost marshal at Buffalo during the war. He also led the Twenty fifth United States colored troops and in 1856 ran as American party candidate for lieutenant governor, narrowly missing election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Gustavus A. Scroggs
Darlington
Pennsylvania
Thirteenth Brigade
National Guard
Twenty-fifth Regiment
United States Colored Troops
American Party
Brakeman Killed On Belvidere Delaware Railroad Near Easton
George Stack of Philipsburg, a brakeman on the Belvidere Delaware railroad for thirteen years, was killed when he fell from a moving freight car on a siding near his Easton home. His body was badly mutilated. He leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
George Stack
Philipsburg
Belvidere Delaware
Ice Gorge Formed on Schuylkill River After Rain
Severe flooding reports from Reading area note the Schuylkill rising due to last night's rain. A monster ice gorge formed near Shoemakersville with 10 to 15 feet high ice spanning miles, forcing water over the banks and damaging fences and livestock. Separate dispatch from Lock Haven says Susquehanna ice is breaking with gorges at Westport, though no major damage expected. Additional items include a debate on hawk and owl bounty repeal, Progress Grange resolutions urging protection of agriculture, and a Chicago hog-stealing case tied to a soap business.
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Reading
Schuylkill
Shoemakersville
Lock Haven
Susquehanna
Westport
Chicago
Dennis McGurl
Chicago and Northwestern Road
McGarland
McGarl
Filling the Offices in Governor Beaver’s Administration
In Harrisburg Samuel Frendy is poised to become Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth while ex Adjutant General Guthrie seeks another post. John A. Wily is named for Second Brigade commander and Captain Maloney will remain at the State Arsenal. Robert Snodgrass may become Deputy Attorney General. An $81,000 Gettysburg tablets bill aims to fund a commission to disburse funds, opposed by soldiers. About two thousand applicants seek the fifty positions, with Private Secretary Pearson kept busy replying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Maloney
State Arsenal
Robert Snodgrass
Kirkpatrick
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Beaver
Pearson
Coal Market and Grain Prices From Local Ledger
Fragmentary listing shows prices for corn rye oats buckwheat flour plaster cement barley Timothy seed flaxseed cloverseed butter and eggs. Also mentions pork beef potatoes lard and coal with scattered figures and unit notes. The damaged text preserves a snapshot of market terms and per unit pricing.
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Millheim
Published By
R. A. Bumiller
Bellefonte
Howard Boro
Milesburg
Centre Hall
Unionville Boro Sone Kis
N. Er
Ata
Burnside
College
Curtin Two
Ferguson
Gregg Tw
Haines Two
Harris
Howard
Huston
Liberty
Marion
Miles
Patton
Penn
Potter
Taylor
Walker
Worth
Union Two
H. Y. Starzer
Kee
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H. Y. Stitzer
Edward Brown
James Schofield
Yeber
A.C. Witherite
A. A. Frank
J. Meyers
C. G. Herlinger
Henry Lehman
A. J.graham
A. J. Griest
Thomas Frazer
France
Germany
Alsace
Loraine
Thes
Democratic State Committee
Hensel
Dallas Sanders
Philadelphia
James A
James
New England College
G. A. Scroggs
Ice Gorges
Microscopical Society of
West Chester
Merriam
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ridgway
Bird Department
Smithsonian Institution
Dphilo
Times
Resolutions of Progress Grange
Progress Grange
Centre Itall
Congress
Johnston, Holloway & CO
J. Eisenhuth
Castoria
N. A. Arciirn
M. B
Oxford
Brooklyn
Tus Cenrace Company
Fulton Street, N. Y
Millheim Market
Grenoble
Bartge
Ery Wednesdays & Co
Coburn, Pa
Coal Market
Rphans
Sarah E. Bright
Borough of
Main Street
Sarah Harter
W.L. Brigit
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Ali
Grand Outfit
Prue & Co
Augusta
Maine
Denefh
T.s.page
West List St
New York City
H. James Qannatis Indica
Calcutta
India
Craddock & Co
Race St. Phila
Asl
Main St. Millheim, Pa
Callon Me
Iveydig
Bigumgard
Duals
Durham Bros. & Co
S. Grenninger
Sebastian Musser
Penn Township
A. Musser
Musser
David Wolfe
Wolfe
H.corman
Sars - Reuben Rreamer
Aeranada
Haines Township
Peutok
Woodward, Gettre Co
Mawkeim Marbles Wworks
Muller & Alexander, Proprietors
Dc Wei
U—Uou
Bridge
Main St
Sacrie Lock
D.S. Kauffman & CO
Milla Eim, PA
J. R. Smith & CO
Front Street
Milton, PA
M Aere Kotchen
Chickering, Knabe, Weber, Biehr Bros., Guild, Vose and
New England
Axminster
Brussels
Chesney
Parker
George Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
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