Bellefonte Democratic Committee Names 1881 Officers
In Bellefonte on February 1, the Democratic County Committee announced its 1881 officers and listed members in areas including Unionville Howard Philipsburg Milesburg Renner Gregg Halfmoon Potter Taylor and Potter North with multiple district names and locations documented.
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Bellefonte
W. W
Nicholas Redding
Charles Schrader
Unionville
Howard Philipsburg
Milesburg
Ilhetnn
Renner
Grege
South
Eenne----- Gregg
North
Halfmoon
Crrceceesee
Potter
Essere Potter
Seoce Taylor
Keller Seeks Democratic Party Treasurer Nomination
Potter township candidate Dr Keller announces his bid for treasurer under Democratic rules. He is authorized to run within the party framework.
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Dr. Keller
Potter Township
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Sheriff and county official candidates listed
John B Leathers of Howardee seeks sheriff. Thom I Dunkel of Rush township also seeks sheriff. J C Harper seeks Prothonotary. Joan Hoy Jr of Marion township seeks County Commissioner. All statements note subject to party rules or prothonotary authority.
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John B. Leathers
Howardee
Thom i. J. ‘Dunkel
Rush Township
Joan Hoy, Jr
Marion Township
Conkling and Platt Resign from Senate
The resignations of Senators Conkling and Platt on Monday created a major shock in the Senate. Reactions ranged from viewing Conkling's move as ridiculous to deeming Platt's action contemptible. The nation anticipates relief that the Senate's powerful figure chose self implosion over Garfield administration pressure.
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Conkling
Supreme Court ruling links ballot crimes to common law
The Supreme Court denies protection of the statute of limitations for election fraud and ballot offenses, holding such crimes to be common law and not barred by the one year limit. This view challenges long standing boasts of city ballot thieves who believed they were protected by the 1839 statute.
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Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Sound Doctrine on Senatorial Courtesy and New York Port
The speech supports confirming Judge Robertson as Collector of the Port of New York while asserting the office serves national interests beyond local politics. It criticizes Matthews as an Ohio ally of big corporations and a defender of monopolies, contrasting public good with private interests in federal appointments.
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New York Custom House
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Great Western
New Yok
Robertson
Senate
Matthews
Jay Gould
Pacific
Thurman
Colored voters demand office power threaten Garfield agenda
The article argues that African Americans must vote to influence federal offices and rail against past neglect. It notes Maryland and North Carolina conventions press for offices and predicts Garfield may reshape the cabinet and consider replacing Stanley Matthews with a Black jurist to satisfy demands for federal positions.
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Republican Party
Garfield
Maryland
North Carolina
Darkey
Stanley Matthews
Matthews nomination for Supreme Court seen as blunder
President Hayes nominated Stanley Matthews for the Supreme Court amid strong public misgivings. Warfield renominated him despite near unanimous public sentiment against him. The Senate judiciary committee opposed the nomination, and it is hoped it will not be confirmed. Only Democratic Senators voting for him could salvage the nomination.
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Stanley Matthews
Supreme Court of the United States
Hayes
Warfield
Matthews
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington, D. C
Senate
Robertson
Conkling
Virginia Senator Ma hone praised as nerve and beard icon
Mary Clemmer labels Senator Mahone as slight in stature but strong in nerve and intellect, likening him to a Bluebeard style figure. The piece notes political intrigue surrounding Star route corruption and postwar favors that benefited Hayes allies Wells and Anderson with offices.
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Senator Mahone
Virginia
Mary Clemmer
Mary
Arthur
Dorsey
Indiana
Garfield
Hayes
Wells
Anderson
Louisiana Return Board
Senate Confirms Stanley Matthews to Supreme Court
Last Friday the senate confirmed Stanley Matthews as Judge of the U S Supreme Court. A five hour session preceded the vote and Matthews won by a 22 to 21 margin, described as one of the most disreputable appointments by a President.
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Senate
Stanley Matthews
U. S. Supreme Court
Matthews
Washington L iepter reflects on Senate adjournment and nominations
Washington dispatches discuss Senate adjournment plans, confirmation prospects for Robertson and Mathews, opposition to Chandler, and Windom bond offers. The piece notes Democratic support, Republican resistance, and public sentiment toward the administration. Mrs Garfield remains ill with typhoid fever but recovering, with plans to return to Mentor for the summer.
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William E. Chandler
Senate
Mathews
Chandler
Windom
Congress
Garfield
Mentor
Price List From Great Bee Hive One Price Stores
Condensed advertisement listing weekly prices for fabric and textiles. Items include black wool delaine 12c yard, black alpaca 16c, extra and very fine delaine prices, cashmere and crepe cloth varieties, momie cloth, and DeBerges fabrics with widths and prices.
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The
Great Bee Hive
One Price Stores
Linen Damask and Household Linens Sale
Linen Damask 20c gray 25c Turkey Red table covering 50c Towels from 5c to 5c Napkins 50c per dozen A compact sale listing several linen items with low prices for a newspaper notice.
Ingrain Prices For Various Wool Fabrics
The list shows ingrain fabrics with prices per yard: mixed cotton at 25 cents, extra heavy at 30 cents, half wool at 47 cents, all wool at 60 cents, and extra super at 80 cents.
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A. M
Moniancomn
A.M. P. M. P. Lewisburg
Vicksburg
Eeeeeere
Mifflinburg
Ingrain
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Hart
Deininger & B Editors
Tors
Charl & Sturday School Directory
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P. C. Weidemyer
J. M. Dick
Mick
M. I. Janson
J. Benson Akers
D. A. Musser
W. B. Siegel
Aaronsburg
United Brethren
Talltheim
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St. Pauls Church
United Sunday School
H. E. Duck
Lodge & Society Directory
Milheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Fenn Street
Rebecca
A. O. Detxrncer
A. Bumiller
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Providence Grange
Alexander's Block
L.zerst
A. O. Deininger
Millheim B. & L. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
B. O. Deininger
Miltheim Cornet
P. Oro
O. F. Harter
Democratic County Committee
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Oscar Holt
John McClosky
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Henry Krumrine
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Texas
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Washington Liepter
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Millheim
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Erie Mail
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General
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Silk Department
Pacific Cambries
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Linen Department
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Warner
Ole Agency
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Victor Sewind Machine Company
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Cutcaco, Inn
Middletown
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