Millheim Fraternal and Civic Groups Directory
Lodge and society notices list Milheim Lodge No. 955 I O O F meeting in Penn Street hall each Saturday Rebecca Degree meets monthly on or before the full moon A O Dersmesr secretary BR A Bumitusa noble grand Providence Grange No 217 P of H holds second Saturday at 644 PM and fourth Sunday of month at 1 PM D L Zerby secretary A O Deininger master Millheim B and L Association meets Penn Street school on second Monday evening Millheim Cornet Band rehearsals in the ee Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings OTTO secretary F Harter president
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Milheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
A. O. Dersmesr
A. Bumitusa
N. G
Providence Grange
Alexander's Block
D. L.zerby
A. O. Deininger
Millheim B. & L. Association
A. Walter
Official Court Terms and County Officials Listing
Official director regular terms of court set on the fourth Mondays of January April August and November. President Judge Hon. Charles A Mayer of Lock Haven. Additional Law Judge Hon. John H Orvis of Bellefonte. Judges Hon. Samuel Frank and John Von. Prothonotary J C Harper. Register of Wills and Clerk of O C W E Burchfield. Recorder of Deeds William A Tobias. District Attorney David F Fortney. Sheriffs John Spander. Treasurer Adam Yearick. County Surveyor Joseph Dewling. Coroner Dr Joseph Adans. County Commissioners Andrew Gregg George Swab Jacob Dunkle. Clerk to County Commissioners Henry Beck. Janitor Court House Bartrim Galbraith. County Auditors James T Stewart George R Williams Thomas B Jamison. Jury Commissioners John Shannon David W Kline. Superintendent of Public Schools Professor Henry Meyer.
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Chas. A. Mayer
Lock Haven
John H. Orvis
Bellefonte
Samuel Frank
John von
J. C. Harper
O. C
W. E. Burchfield
Joseph Dewling
Joseph Adans
Andrew Gregg
George Swab
Jacob Dunkle
Henry Beck
C. Mower
Bartrim Galbraith
James T. Stewart
George R. Williams
Thomas B. Jamison
John Shannon
David W. Kline
Henry Meyer
Garfield Inauguration Opens With Riot and Pomp
The Garfield inauguration drew a nationwide crowd and a grand procession despite rain. Philadelphia Harmony Legion trouble sparked fights along Twelfth to Thirteenth streets as marchers clashed, scattering crowds into saloons and injuring bystanders. Chief Justice Waite administered the oath as Garfield became president.
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Philadelphia
Harmony Legion
Twelfth
Capitol
Garfield
Waite
James A. Garfield
United States
Hayes vetoes funding bill to protect people over banks
One of Mr. Hayes last acts was to veto a funding bill that would have saved millions yearly if signed. He cites that the bill does not cost banks, arguing banks and corporations should be cared for, while the people must look after themselves.
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Mr. Hayes
Purity Crusade in Philadelphia Targets Election Frauds
The Committee of One Hundred vows to expose and punish repeaters ballot box stuffers and rounders. They credit the recent municipal election’s defeat of corrupt practice and honor Samuel King for mayoral victory. They urge all good citizens to back their efforts to cleanse the ballot box statewide.
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Philadelphia
Samuel
King
Garfeld Cabinet Confirmed After Inauguration
The cabinet under President Garfeld was unanimously confirmed the day after the inauguration. James G. Blaine of Maine is named Secretary of State. William Windom of Minnesota becomes Secretary of the Treasury and Samuel J. Kirkwood of Iowa is Secretary of the Interior. Robert T. Lincoln of Illinois is Secretary of War. William H. Hunt of Louisiana serves as Secretary of the Navy. Thomas L. James of New York is Postmaster General. Wayne MacVeagh of Pennsylvania is Attorney General.
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Garfeld
Camerons
Machine Republicans
MacVeagh
James G. Blaine
Maine
Treasury
William Windom
Minnesota
Interior
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Robert T. Lincoln
Inois
Navy
William H. Hunt
Louisiana
Thomas L. James
New York
Wayne MacVeagh
Pennsylvania
Fire destroys Danville State Hospital in Pennsylvania
Yesterday a major blaze reduced the Danville State Hospital to smoldering ruins. About five hundred patients were moved to safer areas as flames spread from the east wing. Firefighting efforts were hampered by water shortages and distant water main limits, with several hours before external steamers arrived. The hospital, insured for 250000 dollars, suffered extensive damage to the main structures while side buildings remained unharmed.
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Danville
Asylum
Friendship
Sunbury
Milton
Washington Letter on presidential aims and party balance
Washington dispatch notes a restrained celebration of the return to a legitimate Presidency. The writer praises the President's tone and desire for national unity while signaling a conservative, nonpartisan approach. The Democratic party receives praise for constitutional measures, while the apportionment and refunding debates spark cross-party critique. Speaker Randall is praised for fairness and the House's leadership. Carroll.
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Washington
D. C
Thad Stevens
Conger
Democratic Party
Congress
Randall
House
Judge Hunt
W. K. Rodgers
Court of Claims
Hunt
Hayes
Woods
Rodgers
Carroll
Inauguration Figures Spark Tea Room Debate
At the ceremony Gen. T Maxcock drew praise for looks and popularity while Buddy Hayes drew contempt and Garfield acted as a go between in the crowd gossip.
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Gen. T Maxcock
Buddy Hayes
Garfield
Garfield Victory Report From Impartial Source
Edward McPherson reports a majority for Garfield in the popular vote, claiming a decisive result from a high and impartial source. The statement aims to settle the political question with authoritative backing.
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Edward McPherson
Garfield
Horrific Fire Kills Seventeen at Scranton Orphanage
In Scranton the St Patrick's Orphan Asylum in Hyde Park suffered a fatal blaze killing seventeen children aged six to twelve. Sisters of Charity and fire crews evacuated girls and boys but smoke and flames trapped victims under their cots. Cause undetermined.
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Scranton
St. Patrick’s Orphan Asylum
Hyde Park
Jackson Street
Lincoln Avenue
Sisters of Charity
Railroads Suspended Amid Northwest Snow Storm
A heavy northwest snowstorm parks from Chicago to Dakota with high winds and sleet. Rail traffic remains blocked, trains halted on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line due to snow and a fire at Galesburg station. The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul system suspends all trains as Wisconsin blockade worsens. Elkhorn notes plow work futile with tracks flooded by slush. Dubuque reports a furious storm promising ongoing rail blockade and abandoned routes.
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Cuscago
Dakota
Burlington and Quincy
Galesburg
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Dubuque
Iowa
Illustrated Scientific News promotes new paper hangings and railways
The Illustrated Scientific News from Munn & Co. in New York offers thirty two pages of engravings on science and arts. March issue features paper hangings, baseball pitching curves, Captain End's Isthmus railway, a hydraulic locomotive, plus artisan and household recipes. Subscriptions are $1.50 yearly.
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Illustrated Scientific News
Munn & Co
New York
Capt. End
Isthmus
Park Row
All
Dissolution of Seiler and Billmeyer Partnership
Mutually consented dissolution dated February 15th. Books and accounts left with Wm Billmeyer for settlement and collection. All concerned are notified.
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Seiler & Billmeyer
Mutrale
Datin
JR. Seiler, Wm. Billmeyer
Galvin H. Wise
Haines Township
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Hirtheim Journal
Millheim Journal
Musser
Main and
Penn Streets
Simona
ER & Bumiller, Waitors and Proprietors
Evangelical
Samuel_ Smith
Rev
W. H. Hartman
D. L. Zerby
J. Benson Akers
Kimport
C. W. E. Siegel
United Brethren
L. M. Gates
John Tomlinson
Aaronsburg
Paradise Church
United Sunday School
F. D. Luse
Lodge & Society Directory
State Lunatic Asylum
Danvillee
State Hospital For the
the Illustrated Scientific News
Bellefonte, Aaronsburg & Youngmanstown Turnpike Company
Wm.nhoff
Miflinburg
Flintyors
Adam Zerby
Penn Township
Centre Co
Dececent
Henry T. Zerny
L. Zenby
Gregg Township
Haines
John W Stover
Enj. B Stover
Benj. B Stover
Michael Weaver
Philip Stover
David Krape
Axron Dutweiler
Jacopb Stover
David Erte
Zpovroee
Adam Bower
Haines Roe
Coalstove
John Bower
D. O. Bower
Lenahpony
Miles Township
Centre County
Luther B. Stover
Pamrincene
Hartleton
Union
Sass S
Daniel Surtx
Cis
Molaughliy, & Co
Lewispuse, Pa
Nish
Bridge
Millheim, Pa
Deininger & Musser
Rail Road
Montandon
Lewisburg
Fair Ground Biehl
Vicksburg
Inbuarg
Millmont
Laurelton
Wicker Run
Cherry Ruun
Pogues
Spring Mills
Fair Ground
Biehl Vicksburg
Milinburg - Millmont
Wiker Run
Cherry Run Fowler
Coburn
Spring Milla
Erie Mail
Williams
Haven
Kane
Corry
Eric
Otal Aeas
Niagara Falls
Emporium
Fimira
Watkins
Buffalo
Canandaigua
Pacific Ftress
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Day Express
Pa Baltimore
Piladelphia
Niagara Express
Williamsport
Renovo
Tyrone
Altoona
Pittsburg
Elmira
Fast Line
Erie
Ena Eunsylvania Rail Road
Adelphia & Erie R
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Shore
Pouadsiente
Pacific
Jersey Shore
Philadelp
Willamsport
Harrisbur
Northumberland
Wilkesbarre
0. C
P. R.R
Riftwood
Niagaraxpress
WM. A. Baldwin
Eral Sup’t
Bauland & Newman
Allegheny Street
Bayland& Newman
Bellefonte, PA
W. R.teler
Addres Truz & Co
Augueta
Alynt
Rheumatic Remedy Co
Pittsburgh
U. S
Stoddart & Co
St. Cloud Building
D.C
Petura
Buckeys
Marion
Ohio
the Root & Shoe Man
Jock
Oll
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