Lodge and Society Directory for Millheim Area
Millheim Lodge No. 955 meets Saturdays in their hall on Penn Street. Rebecca Degree meetings on or before the full moon each month. Providence Grange No. 217 meets in Alexander's block on the second Saturday at 6 PM and the fourth Saturday at 2 PM. Milchneim B and L Association meets in Penn Street school house on the second Monday evening. Millheim Corner Band meets in Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings. Millheim Escort of Co. B drills on Tuesday and Friday evenings in Alexander's Block second story.
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Millheim Lodge
Teir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
A. O. Deininger
D. L.zersy
Deininger
Milchneim B. & L. Association
A. Walter
Prest. Millheim
Co. B
Alexander's Block
Official Director Regular Terms of Court
The document lists county officers and their titles for the court district including Judge Charles A. Mayer and Judge John H. Orvis with other officials such as Prothonotary J C Harpe Register of Wills W E Burchfield Recorder of Deeds William A Tobias District Attorney David F Fortney Sheriff John Spangler Treasurer Adam Yearick County Surveyor Joseph Deviing Coroner Dr Joseph Adans County Commissioners Andrew Gregg George Swab Jacob Dunkle Clerk to Commissioners Henry Beck Attorney to Commissioners C M Bowe Janitor of the Court House Bartrim Galbraith Auditors James T Stewart George Williams Thomas B Jamison Juryee Shannon David W Superintendent of Public Schools Prof Henry Meyer.
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Neinens Baetge
Chas. A. Mayer
Lock Addition
John H. Orvis
Bellefonte
Samuel Frank
John Ven
J. C. Harpe Register of Wills
O. C
W. E. Burchfield
Joseph Deviing
Joseph Adans
Andrew Gregg
George Swab
Jacob Dunkle
Henry Beck
C. M. Bowe
Bartrim Galbraith
James T. Stewart
George Williams
Thomas B. Jamison
Juryee Shannon
David W
Henry Meyer
State Ticket for Supreme Judge and Auditor General
The ticket lists Supreme Judge George A. Jenks for Jefferson County and Auditor General Robert P. Dechert for Philadelphia.
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George A. Jenks
Jefferson Co
Auditor General
Robert P.dechert
Philadelphia
The Prohibitionists Nominate Dow for President
At the Cleveland convention 142 delegates gather as Neal Dow of Maine is nominated by acclamation for president and A. M. Thompson of Westerville Ohio is chosen for vice president The piece also notes Pennsylvania’s strong list of Democratic potential candidates and compares Garfield's standing in Ohio to past results.
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Neal Dow
Ohio
Cleveland
Maine
A. M. Thompson
Westerville
Pennsylvania
Gen
Hancock
Judge Black
Wallace
Randall
Trunkey
Garfield
Nineteenth Century Campaign Forecasts and Ballot Results
The article reports the Cincinnati Convention nominating Hancock for president on the second ballot and outlines electoral math. It also surveys 1876 and 1879 voting patterns, analyzing where Democratic or Republican candidates might gain northern votes to reach 185 needed for election.
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New York Sun
Garfield
Tilden and
Hendricks
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Hayes and Sherman Clash Over Arthur Nomination Record
The letters from Hayes and Sherman criticize Arthur's administration of the custom house and accuse subordinates of bribes and abuses. They argue the nomination was partisan and not based on merit, while noting ongoing calls for reform and accountability in government. The piece also briefly notes university education efforts and Garfield's versatile reputation, ending with a skeptical jab about Cornelius predicting Garfield’s presidential future.
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Arthur
Hayes
Sherman
Conkling
Custom House
R. B. Hayes
John Sherman
Polygamy Suppression Pushed by Territorial Democrats
The territorial Democratic committee in Salt Lake City on June 15 adopted a resolution stating it is the government’s duty to provide and enforce a law to suppress polygamy. Delegate Allen G. Campbell will push for its inclusion in the Democratic national platform at Cincinnati.
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Salt Lake Ciry
Territoral Democratic Committee
Cincinnati
Allen G. Campbell
Garfield speech on Credit Mobilier rails at Washington
The President delivered a speech in Washington decrying war while avoiding questions about Credit Mobilier and other disreputable transactions. He urged James to speak out, arguing the public deserves transparency and answers.
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Garfield
Washington
Credit Mobilier
James
Political delegate tallies for Tilden and rivals in Cincinnati
A New York Herald canvass of Cincinnati delegates shows Tilden with 185 votes, Bayard 117, Seymour 68, Hancock 84, Thurman 67, Field 44, Hendricks 37, and a few scattered votes for other candidates.
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Cincinnati
New York Herald
Tilden
Bayard
Seymour
Hancock
Thurman
Field
Hendricks
Garfield Must Explain His Alleged Credit Mobilier Bribe
The New York Herald argues Garfield faces serious questions over Credit Mobilier stock worth two thousand dollars and a three hundred twenty nine dollar surplus, plus a five thousand dollar De Golyer payment labeled as a counsel fee. It questions why the surplus was kept if not his, and calls for a precise account of services to earn the fee.
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Garfield
New York Herald
Ind
Credit Mobilier
Ilis
Oakes Ames
Committee On
Appropriations
Pennsylvania Demos Split Over Garfield Candidacy
Delegates W H Armstrong and John Cessna say carrying Pennsylvania for Garfield will be harder than for any other viable candidate as Pennsylvanians doubt his free trader stance. Union County papers promote A Gurdy as a suitable Democratic Congressman candidate.
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W.H. Armstrong
John Cessna
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Garfield
Down A. Gurdy
Union County
Congressional Appropriations and Political Forecast from 1880
Washington June 19 1880 a complete summary of congressional appropriations totals from the thirteenth regular annual and deficiency bills plus other amounts with notes of Postoffice Military Academy River and Harbor and Navy funding. Speculation on the Cincinnati candidate centers on Hancock Thurman and Tilden with Hancock favored for South votes and North support. Carroll observes several incumbents facing removal as nominations move forward.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Robert J. Stevens
House Committee On Appropriations
Han
District of Columbia, Agricult and
House
Senate
Cincinnati
Tilden
Gen. Hancock
Hancock
Thurman
Carroll
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Gye Hittheim Journal
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Musser
Main and
Penn Streets
Deininger & Bumseller
Othce
Evangelical
Centennial
Pr. M
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Methodist
D. Kimport
Axtonsburg
United Brethren
John Tomlinson
Aaronsburg
United Sunday School
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Luse Supt
Lodge & Society Directory
Ofi'al Director
Centre County Democratic Committee
Bellefonte Bellefonte
Bellefente
McClain
Pine Glenn
Milesburg Burnside
Hepple College
David Sami
L Gilliland
Boaisburg
Owar Curtin
Dan Driebelbis
Ferguson
C. Page
Sheets
Stormsten L M Rishel -o.Spring Gregg
Geor
Haines John Ard
Stormste
Keister
Ronst
Halfmoor Harris Sam’l Ishler
David Tanger
Boalsburg
Howard Howard H G Chronister
Martha Huston
W A Gardner
Blanchard
Millheim Pennee
Luse Centre Hall
Potter Ugier
Tusseyve
William Cullen
Philipsby Bosh
John G Uzzie
Snow Shoe
E C Wood
JS Fredericks
Fleming Union
Samuel Decker
Zion Walker GR Williams
Matilda Worth
L. Spangler
Frank E. Bible
Prohibitionists
Buckeye
The
United States
Cincinnati Convention
Ren. ‘Hancock
Hancock Core
Morrison
Secceeenez Odb
Connecticut
Rocky Mountains
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Centre Co
Lewisburg Chronicle
Cornelius
Millheim
Pennayalley
N. C. Frankenberger
Illueim
Centre County
Act of Assembly
Millheim Cemetery Association
Clement DaLr
H. G. Smith
Penn Township
Jamis C
Smita
State Normal School
Eighth Normal School
Lock Haven
Clinton C
A. N. Raub, A. M
Pcint
J. H. Barton
M. D
A. H. Best
Jacob Brown
M. Bickford
Samuel Christ
A. N. Raub
R. G. Cook
T. C. Hippie
G. Kintzing
E. P. McCormick
Esq
W. W. Rankin
Wm. H. Brown
A. G.curtin
H. L. Dietfenbach
Jesse Mérrill
Wingan Co. Whaley
S. Millar McCormick
Jona Bigler
Clear- Gen
Jesse Merrill
Lockover
Milila McCormick
Lock
Homas Yardley
Sansom St
Quaker City Publishing House
Sansom d St
Pownarran C. H
M. M Dear
Rer
C. Dunn
M. Milton
Invina, N.Y
U. S
Stoddart & CO
St. Cloud Building
Washington, D.C
Nuiawg
Penton
H.S. Berlin & CO
Washington, Co
P.O. Box
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & Erie
R. R
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Erie
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Jersey Shore
Ofian
Otis
Pacific Exp
Ksey Shore
M. Willhkimsport
Erie Mail
Nenovo
Wock Haven
Harrisbur
Day Express
Northumberland
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
MontAndon
Lewisburg
Fair Ground
Biehlich
Vicksburg
MiMliburg
MiMinburg
Millmont
Laurelton
Wj Coburn
Spring Mills
Leavs A.M’ AM. Pom
Wa Cuburn
Millaont
Batts
Day
Eoynnees West
A Niagara
Bette Phen
Agents Town
Patram Aavatt
Amma
Vpon
Broadway
Nesbeet Bros
East Lewisburg Lumber & Manufacturing
Ty Eing
Elouse Building
East Lewisburg
Nesbit Bros. N. B
Coburn
Harris
Market ST
Lewisburg, PA
Groves
Joostery
Ali
Eckware
Zephyrs
White Sewing Machine Co
Cleveland, O
Fashion. Com
P2kagon Wringer Co
New Bedford
Mass
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