Local Officials Names List Reveals Community Figures
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists numerous local figures and officials such as Galbraith Ludwig Harper Weber Proudfoot Reifsnyder Lukens Graham Gorton Bing Henderson Kohlbecker Lewis Lauck Davia Kusterborder Fisher Stover Weaver Griffin Murray Confer Miles Bitner Orr Stover Gramley Williams and others with roles noted as secretary or chairman, indicating a public meeting or civic record. The garbled text preserves names and titles suggesting a formal civic context.
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Win. Galbraith
Wm. R. Ludwig
William Harper
A. Weber
James B
Proudfoot
H. Reifsnyder
I Allen Lukens
AJ Graham
Jamees Gorton
John Bing
Robt Henderson
A A Kohlbecker
Lewis
Nee Holt
Ter Lauck Davia Il Kusterborder
Fisher
Pau Frank
J Stover
H Weaver
E H Grifin
Hon WA Murray
Michael Confer
Jno Q Miles
N Bitner
i Daniel W_Orr
Ared
B Kreamer
Wen Agnew
FF Stith
Sesso
D C Keller
W Royer
Hugh McCann
Wesc
Fred F Smith
Ne. Ewing
Xu Vinton Beckwith
Xu Vinton Beckwith, Pessseeees
H Stover
Ween Jas J Gramley
Gonzo B Williams
Serger
R M Mageee
Clocking In On November Ballot Change
The Ohio legislature adopted a joint resolution to move the state election from October to November, submitting a constitutional amendment for voter timing. The action reflects a shift in election scheduling amid wartime tensions with England and Russia.
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Ohio
President Cleveland Sees Willingness of Many to Serve
The president acknowledges a large segment of the population ready to serve the country, reflecting broad public readiness to mobilize for national duty.
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Cleveland
Republic
Burnem faces financial strain from campaign spending
B F Burnem is reported to be in financial difficulties as he mortgages his estates to cover heavy campaign costs including expensive items like palace cars.
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B. F. Burnem
Two Nominations Confirmed in Senate Executive Session
Washington March 20 two nominations reached the Senate today Ex Governor James D Porter of Tennessee was confirmed as Assistant Secretary of State and ex Congressman J D C Atkins of Tennessee as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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Washington
Senate
James D. Porter
Tennessee
J. D.C. Atkins
President Cleveland Nominating Four Ministers on Monday
President Cleveland sent four ministerial nominations to the Senate. Edward J. Phelps of Vermont would be minister to England, Robert McLane of Maryland minister to France, George H. Pendleton of Ohio minister to Germany, and Harry I. Jackson of Georgia minister to Mexico.
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Cleveland
Senate
England
Edward J. Phelps
Vermont
France
Gov
Robert McLane
Maryland
Germany
Geo. H. Pendleton
Ohio
Mexico
Harry I. Jackson
Georgia
Democratic Leader Urges Curtin Stay Home for War Effort
A Philadelphia Times interview with a leading Democrat criticizes moving Governor Curtin abroad. The speaker argues Curtin should stay in Congress to support the new administration and avoid weakening Republican roots, praising his practicality as critical to domestic war policy.
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Curtin
Cameron
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Republican Party
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Democratic Party
Congress
Debate over proposed experimental station at State College
A letter argues the bill provides no direct funding to the State College, places control of the station with a state board, and requires the college to supply facilities. The writer contends the station benefits both sides, questions opposition by a named critic, and urges consolidating scientific agriculture at a single state site based on other states’ examples.
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State Agricultural Society
State Horticultural Society
State Dairyman’s Association
State Board of Agriculture
State Grange
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Allegheny Mountains
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Jngineer Fox
Hatch
Burgen
President to Visit Gettysburg May Reunion Field
The president has accepted invitations to join Northern and Southern veterans at Gettysburg May 4 and 5. He will attend with his cabinet, Governors and war governors if public service allows. Curtin notes most invitees plan to attend and expects a notable event on the battlefield.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Curtin
J. H. Stine
First Corps
Kirkwood
Iowa
Sprague
Rhode Island
Langham Hotel Fire In Chicago Kills Several Guests
The Langham hotel in Chicago burned Sunday night, origin traced to a lamp in a tower room. About 200 guests were present. all but five were saved. Hydrophobia suspected in a Sullivan county girl bitten by a cat two months ago. A physician confirmed rabies symptoms after recent illness. An advertisement promotes Dr. Kessler's English Cough Medicine with a money back guarantee.
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Cleveland
Albany
Hendricks
Langham
Chicago
David M. Taylor
Muncy Valley
Sullivan County
Dr. Kessler
J.eisenhuth
Millheim
Hartman Peruna cures Pittsburgh readers digestive woes
A series of letters from Pittsburgh residents praise Dr. Hartman and his Peruna tonic for chronic diarrhoea and piles after failures with multiple physicians. The letters claim rapid relief, returning health, and ongoing use. An adjoining note advertises MacDonalds Tonic and Blood Purifier for livestock and a PA freight wreck report at Gallitzin with fatalities and injuries.
Closing the Census Bureau and Mugwump Echoes
Washington March 28 1885 Regular Correspondent laments the Census Bureau's persistence and delays noting three to four million dollars spent with five years to publish useful data. He mocks mugwump era rhetoric and cites long delays and clerks as needless payroll waste. Executors notice appears for Frederick Weaver estate.
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Congress
Census Bureau
Mugwump
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