Religious notices for Aaronsburg Millheim and Lutherans
Rev Furman Adams Preacher in charge with Sunday School at 1034 4 M D A Musser Sup t Reformed Rev Zwingli A Yearick preaching in Aaronsburg in the morning in Millheim in the evening Mite society meets first Tuesday evening United Brethren Rev J G W Herald Preacher in charge Regular services next Sunday morning Sunday School 9 a m J G W Herald Supt Lutheran Rev John Tomlinson Pastor Preaching in Aaronsburg next Sunday morning German
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Zwingli A. Yearick
Aaronsburg
Millheim
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
John Tomlinson
Lodge and Society Directory Listings
RB Lodge No 955 I C O F meets in their hall Penn Street every Saturday evening Rebecca De Meeting every Thursday on or before the full moon Providence Grange No 217 P of H meets in Alexander’s block on the second Saturday of each month at 1 PM and the fourth Saturday of each month at 1 PM D L Y sec G ERRARD Master Miltheim B and L Association meets in the Penn street school house on the evening of the second Monday of each month A WALTER Sec B O DgratnGeER Pres The Millheim Cornet Band meets in the Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings J H B Hartman Sec SaM WBISER JK Pres
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Heir Hall
Penn Street
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B. O. Dgratngeer
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J. H. B. Hartman
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Pattinson Names W N Hirst to Controllership Post
Governor Pattinson appoints W. N. Hirst Esq to the Controllership vacancy created by the death of Jeffries. Hirst succeeds the late official and assumes duties at once.
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Pattinson
W. N. Hirst, Esq
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Business prospects brighten in 1884 per Pioneer Press
The St Paul Pioneer Press notes business sentiment improves since late 1883 with a view that cycles of activity and downturn align. It cites cautious expansion and suggests a potential, not imminent, revival, while the Boston Globe also sees a brighter outlook and believes the worst is over.
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Boston Globe
Democratic Warning from Nebraska in 1884
From the Omaha Herald a plea for moderation in tariff policy. The writer urges Nebraska delegates to advocate revenue taxation through the tariff and to avoid radical attacks on industrial interests to help win New York’s support in the 1884 contest.
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Ohio
Nebraska
New York
Omaha Herald
Democratic State Committee selects Hensel chairman in Harrisburg
The Democratic State Committee met in Harrisburg last Wednesday and re elected chairman Hensel with J C Bichtly as Secretary. Attendance was good though Centre county was not represented. The next state convention will be held in Allentown on March 9.
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Allison Re-elected United States Senator in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa January 22 The Senate balloted to succeed Mr Allison with 38 Republican 10 Democrat 1 Democrat votes plus one Republican absent Mr Glass absent. The House tally shows Allison 52 Hall 48 Clark 10 with four Democrats joining the Greenbacker and the latter tally totaling six.
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Sowing to the Wind and the Journalistic Dilemma
The piece warns that a newspaper praising mob rule and private vengeance sows wind and reaps whirlwind. It criticizes a journalist in a responsible post for acting without thought and urges careful consideration of public responsibility.
Tariff Issue Likely to Shape Next Campaign Says Hancock
General Hancock, in St Louis en route East, told a reporter the tariff question will loom large in the forthcoming campaign. He predicts Carlisle will rise as Speaker of the House and that tariff views will anchor the Democratic platform.
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St. Louis
Carlisle
Wallace for President Advocated by Altona Times
The Altona Times endorses Hon. W. A. Wallace as the ideal candidate for President of the United States and suggests broad public support for his bid.
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Tue Altona Times
Hon. W. A. Wallace
United States
Congress Proposal for Refunding Four Percent Bonds
A measure introduced in Congress would refund outstanding four per cent United States bonds by issuing new two per cent bonds to holders. The plan aims to simplify debt service and reduce interest costs while offering continuity for investors.
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Congress
United States
Republicans Set State Convention in Harrisburg on April 16
The Republican Party announces a state convention to be held in Harrisburg on April 16. Party leaders expect delegates from across the state to gather for speeches and committee deliberations.
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Harrisburg
E. Harper Jeffries Dead Philadelphia Country Controller
E Harper Jeffries country controller of Philadelphia died at 3791 Spring Garden Street at 9 45 o'clock on the 21st lnst from pleuro pneumonia. He had just taken the office on January 7 and remained working despite illness. The death followed a severe cold contracted while opening the main corridor doors to greet visitors. He fell seriously ill after returning home Monday of last week.
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E. Harper Jeffries
Philadelphia
Spring Garden Street
Mr. Jeffrie
Congress Moves To Forfeit Land Grants For Homesteaders
The House approved resolutions demanding immediate forfeiture of unearned land grants to railways and opening lands to settlers under the homestead law. A committee is told to draft bills enforcing the policy, aiming to restore lands to actual settlers rather than railway magnates. The vote stood 258 to 18, signaling a strong move toward sweeping reform.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Committee On Public Lands
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Democrats Indorse the People in City Nominations
The Philadelphia Times notes the Democratic City Conventions endorsed the people’s sentiment with a ticket headed by Mayor Samuel G. King. Joan Hunter for Receiver of Taxes and Furman Sheppard as City Solicitor are named, while Republicans face internal dissension and retreat from contest.
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Philadelphia Times
Samuel G. King
Joan Hunter
Furman Sheppard
Democratic
Fatal Mine Blast Kills Fifty-Seven in Colorado Town
At Crested Butte Colorado Coal and Iron Company mine a massive explosion traps fifty six men. rescuers race to reach chambers as town mourns. One rescuer, John Angus, badly burned but alive. four zones of the mine are affected. officials fear many deaths and plan to reach bodies tonight.
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Col
Crested Butte
Colorado Coal and Tron Company
John Angus
Fle
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Denver
Death of Adam Luckabaugh at Strickhouser ore bank
In York this morning Adam Luckabaugh, 28, a laborer at Strickhouser's ore bank on the Hanover and Gettysburg Railroad twelve miles from York, jumped into a shaft a hundred feet deep while dumping ore. His body was crushed. he leaves a wife and two children at the mine.
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York
Adam Luckabaugh
Strickhouser
Hanover and
Gettysburg
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