Church and Sunday School Directory Update
Evangelical and Methodist listings show Rev B Hengst and Rev H A Benfer preaching next Sunday in German and English. Reformed and United Brethren note pastors Rev Z Yearick Rev J G W Herald. Millheim Aaronsburg services in English and German with Sunday Schools at 9 or 10 am and mitre societies meeting monthly. Augsburg Bible Class convenes Saturdays at 7.
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Evangelical
B. Hengst
H. A. Benfer
Ferman Adams
Zwingli A. Yearick
Millheim
Aaronsburg
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
A. R. Alexander
John Tomlinson
Deininger
Augsburg Bible Class
Ladies’ Mite Society
Lodge and Society Directory for Millheim and Nearby
Mithheim Lodge No. 5 I C O F meets on Penn street every Saturday with Rebecca Degree each Thursday before the full moon. Providence Grange No. 217 P of H meets in Alexander’s block on the second Saturday at 2 PM and the fourth Saturday at 1 PM. Millheim B and L Association meets Penn street school house second Monday evenings. Millheim Cornet Band meets in Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Mithheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Penn Street
Atebecca
C. W. Hartman
D. L.zerby
T. G. Ernarp
Millheim B. & L. Association
A. WaLtex
Centre County Democratic Committee for 1833 Notes
W Miles Walker serves as secretary for the Centre County Democratic Committee in 1833 in official records.
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Centre County Democratic Committee
W. Miles Walker
York County Democrats Endorse Governor and Crack Down on Railroads
York County Democrats at a county meeting approved two main resolutions. They praise the governor for reforming public service abuses and call for enforcing the constitution against corporate monopolies and unjust railroad tolls and discriminations.
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York County
Commonwealth
Israel Erb Death Sentence Commuted to Life Imprisonment
Harrisburg May 1 The state board of pardons met for four hours to decide I srael Erb’s case. After a lengthy hearing the board recommended to the governor a commutation of the death sentence to life imprisonment. Papers will be prepared and signed soon.
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Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
Secretary of Internal Affairs
A. K. Dankle
Everett
Anti-Treating Bill Reconsidered in Senate Vote
In Harrisspura on April 25 the Senate, on King's motion, reconsidered the defeat of Greer's anti-treating bill. Cooper warned it would spur more plug-bats for flasks while supporters were men who did not treat. Supporters argued Greer and Sill would not treat. George Handy feared re election if the bill passed. The measure failed again for lack of constitutional majority with 21 votes, 4 short of yesterday. The "nces" were twenty.
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Harrisspura
Senate
King
Greer
Cooper
George Trandy Smith
Sill
George Handy
Nces
Unity of Pennsylvania Democrats for Wal lace and Randall
A union of friends of Mr. Wallace and Mr. Randall aims to secure a united Democratic delegation from Pennsylvania to back reelection of the speaker. It seeks a united bloc for the next national convention, strengthen the Keystone Democrats for presidential ticket nomination, and to put the party in fighting trim since 1856.
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Erie Evening Herald
Friends
Wallace
Randall
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Hensel
Erie Opera House
Keystone Commonwealth
The Country Is Safe Without Them
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues Republicans should return Roscoe Conkling and James G. Blaine to Congress as a precaution. It states the country is functioning well without them and no man is indispensable to the nation.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Dem
New York Herald
Republican Party
Roscoe Conkling
James G. Blaine
Congress
Conkling
Blaine
Longstanding lie denied by William A Wallace
In a Philadelphia Evening Telegraph letter William A Wallace refutes libelous charges of forging naturalization papers and tax receipts. He denies involvement in crimes linked to political purposes and cites his decades of public service in the Pennsylvania Senate, U S Senate, and Democratic state committee. He urges the press to publish his emphatic denial.
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Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Democratic State Committee of
Pennsylvania
State Senate
United States Senate
Rauh
William A Wallace
Continental Hotel
Philadelphia
McDaniel Secures Georgia Governorship With Quiet Win
Georgia voters elected Henry D. McDaniel as governor with a light turnout. He is expected to be inaugurated May 12, as the legislature plans to open returns on May 10.
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Atlanta
Henry D. McDaniel
Socialism in This Country
A New York Times study traces Socialist and Communist roots to the Franco Prussian era and shows how initial militant fervor faded as adherents found work and homes. It argues free speech and labor rewards cool radical zeal, warning that repression is unnecessary.
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The
New York Times
Germany
France
New York
Cave of
Adullam
Herr Most
London
Philadelphia
Secretary Africa's Assistants Named in 1883 Dept Appointments
May 1 1883 in Harrisburg incoming officials of the department of internal affairs take charge. Secretary J Simp son Africa announces appointments for the term beginning May 1 1883 with a full list annexed. Includes deputy secretary J Wilson Greenland chief of bureau of industrial statistics Joel B McCamant draughtsman B Franklin Africa and multiple clerks and messengers.
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Jtarrisburg
Department of Internal Affairs
J. Simpson Africa
J. Wilson Greenland
Clarion
Bureau of Industrial Statistics
Joel B. McCamant
Pottsville
B. Franklin Africa
Huntingdon
S. W. Buck
Bradford
John IL. Butler
Warren
John M. Cooper
Blair
Robert H. Forster
Centre Democrat
Frank Lb. Flack
Bedford
James B. Hackett
Perry
Surveyor
Eml. L. Hambrght
Lancaster
Ellis L. Mumma
Dauphin
Thomas D. Nash
McKean
A. Slemmer Pomeroy
Montgomery
Charles A. Glenn
Washington Letter on Frank Hurd and 1876 77 election
Washington dispatch recalls Frank Hurd of Ohio a possible speaker candidate who chose not to exploit overheard plans at Wormley hotel to derail the Hayes electoral count. Hurd respected guardrails of honor saying he would not be an eavesdropper or reveal confidential strategies even to aid defeat of the count.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Frank Hurd
Ohio
Hurd
Congress
Hayes
Wormley’s Hotel
Unclear street map notes and train stop names at Vicksburg site
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered place names such as Vicksburg WEMRT Fair Ground Lewisburg Montandona Nos land Mall West East Sandt Express and scattered figures and times. No coherent event or action emerges from the text.
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Vicksburg
WEMRT
Essence
Fair Ground
Lewisburg
Montandona Nos
Land Mall
Sandt Express
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Viel Pacer Journal
Seeneosy
Deininger & Bumiller
C.F. Gephart
Lutheran
Lodge & Society
Pr. O
Bellefonte Bellefonte
N ‘Wy
J. M. Keichiiue
Sone
One Smith
A. McQuission
Howard Milesbu Boro
Ira C. Aang
Howard
Seonee Millheim - Milesburg
Miliheim Musser
Philipsburg Iw
C.G. Herlinge
Philipsburg
Sehmidt
Pws Carsnter
Tnionville
P J. Memala
Fleming Benner
Wm. Ishler
Bellefonte Boys
Frank F. Adams
Milesburg Burnside
Yenry Meeker
Pine Glenn College
John Rooppene
Lemont Curtin
John McCloskey
Roland Ferguson Co
T. McCormick
Re College
Howard Iluston
John L. Miles
Julian Liberty
James P
Levun
Blanchara
Marion “ Jov
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Walker Miles
Ellis Shafer
Everly
Sandy Ridge
Win. R. Haynes
Snow Shoe Spring
J.C. Youd
Bellefonte Ylor
Democrats
Israel
Georgia
Africa
Washington
Piono
Reuben 8
Zerby
A. P. Zerby
Venu Township
Lewisburg and Tyrone
A.M
Willia
Eric Ore Express
Niapara
Ine West
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Montandon Sete Yy
Lewisburg A.M. A. M. Ei
Biehl See Ee
Mifflinburg
Millmont Ee Eee
Laurelton
Wiker Run
Cherry
Fowler
Coburn
Arist
Spring Mills
Coburn Fowler
Cherry Run Wiker Run
Laurelton Millimout
Mufffinberg
RAT
Sea Si Hy Express
Swit Fast Sport Ac
Y.m
As Co
P. Q. Box
South Bend
Ndiana
Lum&ry
Advocate
Advocate. “Worth Ten Times the Money.""—T* Rt Bune and Farmer
Lessin Itills. News
Christian Union
West
N.Y
Express Co
World Manufacturing CO
Nassau Street
HW. H. Hallett & Co
Portland
Maine
P. H. Stover
Coburn, Pa
IWO
Vevey Bag Carpets
J. R. Smith & CO
Front Street
Milton, Pa
Forsyth Scale Company
Youngstown, Oeces
Iocootsss & Gshobs
Govd Bodas
Chimber
Crabbe
E. Brent & Co
Indiana
Swunday School Bibles
WU Epster
Time Books
Arnold
Farmers’ Friend Pub. Co
Ind
Tate & Co
Augusta
D. H. Lenker
Penna
Lock Haven, PA
A. Simon & Sons
Main Street
Lock Haven
Simon Brothers
Boss Clothiers
Arowaksr
North Second Street
Lewisburg, PA
Baker House
W. N. Baker
E. Florence & Co
P. O. Box
G Anderson
Saw Mills
A. B. Farquhar
York
Rural York, Pa
Farquhar Reystone Co
York, Pa
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