Local church notices and Sunday school directory
The Litlheim Journal lists multiple denominations with pastors and service times. Evangelical Revs Bengst and Benfer preach next Sunday morning in German. Sunday School at 9 30. Missionary Society meets the third Monday evening. Methodist Rev Furman Adams in charge. Sunday School 10 4 a.m. Reformed Rev Yearich preaches at Aaronsburg next Sunday afternoon. Lutheran Rev John Tomlinson preaches in Aaronsburg next Sunday evening. Presbyterian Rev W H Foster pastor. Ladies' Mite Society first Monday. Avesbury Bible Class Thursdays at 7 p.m. Protracted meetings and district notices noted.
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RO Bengst
HH. A. Benfer
Benj. Hengst
D.L. Zekby
Supt Missionary Society
Methodist
Furman Adams
D. A Musser
Zwingli A. Yearich
Aurotsburg
Mite Society
Yekulariy
United Brethren
J. G. W Herald
Am. B
Millheim Fraternal and Civic Groups Meeting Notes
Lodge and others list weekly meeting times. Wilheim Lodge No 955 meets Saturdays in Penn Street Hall. Rebeéva Degree meets before each month’s full moon. Providence Grange No 217 meets second Saturdays in Alexander’s block, and fourth Saturdays at 2 PM. Millheim B and L Association meets second Monday evenings in Penn Street School. Millheim Cornet Band practices Mondays and Thursdays in its hall.
Rival Republicans in 1860 Nomination Narrow to Arthur and Blaine
The contest for President in the Republican party narrows to two men Arthur and Blaine. Edmunds does not want it. Conkling is hardly mentioned. Sherman and Logan would like it but cannot get it. The available timber centers on Arthur and Blaine with Blaine slightly favored.
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Arthur
Blaine
Edmunds
Conkling
Sherman
Logan
Senate Confirms Judge Hoy by Unanimous Vote
The senate unanimously confirmed the appointment of Judge Hoy on the recently held Tuesday. The confirmation is presented as a strong commendation of the new judge’s qualifications and potential.
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Hoy
Senate
Tilden and Hendricks Nominated by The Sunbury Democrat
The Sunbury Democrat endorses Samuel J. Tilden for president and Thomas A. Hendricks for vice president, naming them as the party ticket. Their nomination reflects the paper’s stance in the upcoming election and positions them as leaders to watch.
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Sunbury
Samuel J. Tilden
Thomas A. Hendricks
Massachusetts Governor Candidate Ben Butier Announces Run
Ben Butier confirms he will again seek the Massachusetts governorship next year. He is described as a plucky figure by supporters and critics alike.
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Ben
Butier
Massachusetts
Benjamin
Philadelphia Seeks Next Republican Conversion Summit
Philadelphia advocates push for a new Republican conversion effort, inviting participation from party members and officials as the movement gains interest. The note highlights readiness to engage new allies in shaping future policy directions.
Arthur seeks reelection and reshaping Republican nominating fight
President Arthur prepares a determined campaign for the Republican nomination with a sectional platform. His allies aim to mobilize the bread-and-butter bloc to win primaries and send delegates to the national convention, attracting support from southern states and many federal officeholders in control northern states, potentially bringing Pennsylvania into line.
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Arthur
Pennsylvania
Randall Seeks Speaker Victory in Democratic Contest
Four candidates, Springer Cox Cars le and Randall, contest the House speakership. Randall, regarded as the strongest and most experienced, projects calm confidence and insists his fairness and leadership suit a Democratic Congress facing a crucial period. The piece notes his long preparation and the party's conservative base backing him.
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Washington
Springer
Cox
Carsle
Randall
Samuel J. Tilden
Ohio
Randalk
Mormon Lobby Settles in Washington for the Winter
The Mormon lobby led by ex Delegate Canton has moved to Washington for the winter. They possess ample funds and will spend freely to block legislation hostile to their church.
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Canton
Washington
Republican Congressman Denounces Danville Riots
Mr. Dezendorf of Virginia criticizes the Danville affair as a peaceful election and condemns the attempts to frame it as a bloody shirt campaign. He blames Mahone and Sims for inflammatory rhetoric and warns northern editors against misrepresenting the event.
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New York World
Dezendorf
Virginia
Mahone
Danville
Sims
Senator Illamnis Seeks Democratic VP Nod
Senator Illamnis of Tennessee aims for the Democratic nomination for Vice President but the Memphis Avalanche faction denounces his push for repudiation last year, saying it ruins his prospects.
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Illamnis
Tennessee
Memphis Avalanche
Readings on Youth, Apples, and a Great Storm
A centenarian resident of Adams county and a farmer near Middle town report substantial apple yields. A severe storm swept the region damaging ships, buildings, and the Salvation Army hall, causing panic and minor injuries. The Shenandoah City destruction left about 1.5 million dollars in losses and many homeless workers.
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Canada
Cleveland
Hastings
Metropolitan Hall
Salvation Army
Shenandoah City
Schuylkill County
Wealthy Rail Barons Tax Records Show Large Sums
The article lists figures for notable financiers including William K. Vanderbilt, Jay Gould, Cyrus W. Field, and Russell Sage, noting their fortunes and tax payments. It contrasts expected 6 percent income with actual wealth, highlighting how much these individuals paid in taxes versus their immense capital and stock market gains.
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New York World
William HU. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Jay Gould
Monte Cristo
Cyrus W. Field
Mr. de Navarro
D. ©. Mills
California
Anecdotes and a Teething Remedy Stir a Divided Public
A convoluted tale contrasts wealthy tax avoidance with middle class burdens, recounts Daniel Webster memory lapses and a clerk's parable of forgotten money, then shifts to a Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertisement promising relief for teething infants and a long list of claimed cures.
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Mks
United States
Peabody Hotel Philadelphia Advertisement
The Peabody Hotel located on Ninth Street near Chestnut, central business district in Philadelphia offers American and European plans. Rooms range from 50 cents to 3 dollars per day, remodeled and newly furnished under owner and proprietor W Paine M D.
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Walnut St
W. Paine
M. D
Os. M. Feger
Montandon and Vicksburg Bus Schedules Noted
The fragment shows timetable-like data with stations A.M Montandon Lewisburg Vicksburg and times around 7.30 10.13 10.36 and prices or codes such as 705 9.40 1005 Fair Ground. The garbled entries include FARD and other numeric marks indicating transit segments or fares without clear context.
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A.M. A.M
Montandon
Lewisburg
Fair Ground
Vicksburg
Nmitflinburg
Iment
Avreston
Wiker Run
oSee
Laurelton
Millmont
Biehlens
P.M. Lewisburg
Montandonar
Erie Mail
Sea Shore Express
Day Express
Niagara Express
Fast Line
Williamsport
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