Church and Sunday School Directory Digest
Evangelical and Methodist notices summarize preaching by Rev H A Benfer Rev B Hengst and Rev Furman Adams next Sunday with Sunday Schools at 4 PM 104 AM and 9 AM respectively. Reformed and United Brethren sections list meetings with superintendents D A Musser and A R Alexander. Lutheran plan services in Ravensburg and Millheim next Sunday afternoon and evening respectively.
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Furman Adams
D. A Musser
Zwingli A. Vearick
Aaronsburg
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
A. R. Alexander
John Tomlinson
Ravensburg
Millheim
Local fraternal and lodge meeting notices in Millheim area
Mulheim Lodge No 955 I O O F meets in hall on Penn street every Saturday evening. Rebecca Degree Meeting every Thursday on or before the full moon. C W Hautman Sec E W Marck N G Providence Grange No 217 P of H meets in Alexander's block on the second Saturday at 14 P M and on the fourth Saturday at ys Pp M. D L Zeer Sec T G Exnarp Master Milheim S L Association meets Penn street school house second Monday evening. Millheim Corner Band meets Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings. J H B Hartman Sec Sam WEISER Jr Pres.
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Mulheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
C. W. Hautman
W. Marck
N.G
Providence Grange
Ot H
Alexander's Block
District roster of Bellefonte area electors and officials
A long list of names and places outlines district electors and officials from Bellefonte Unionville and surrounding towns including Milesburg Philipsburg and Port Matilda. It notes T renner F. Musser and W. Heinle as chair and secretary, and endorsements for state treasurer Joseph Powell and district attorney W W C Heinle. It also urges tax payments to qualify voters and mentions Judge Hoadley's health and Ohio political prospects.
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P. O
Bellefonte
N. W
Frank F. Adams
Milesburg
Burnshie
Henry
Farmers
Howard Milesburg
Millheim
Musser
Philipsburg i
C.G. Herlinger
Philipsburg Taines
Delaware County Record condemns Senate for deadlock on apportionment
The paper criticizes the Senate for exceeding its authority during the extra session and refusing to cooperate with the House on apportionment, citing Governor Pattison invoking constitutional prerogatives and the ultimatum stance as a misuse of power.
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Tuk
Delaware County Record
Apublican
Rpublican
Cooper
Pattison
Senate
House
Pennsylvania in an On Year The Constitution at Stake
Sam argues in Philadelphia Truth that Pennsylvania faces a crucial on year in which the people must defend the constitution’s apportionment and ensure representation. He warns that Republican obstructionists plan to defy the law, urging voters to support the Democratic side to uphold the organic law and oust the conspirators.
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Sam. Hudson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cameron
United States
Senate
Democratic Party
Democratic state convention opens with Butler support
The Democratic state convention of 30sTON, Sept. 26, opens with Jonas IL. French in charge. The committee names the state ticket including Frederick O. Prince, Charles Markle, C. H. Ingalls, John Cummings, and John Hopkins. A heated debate over the state central committee follows and the motion to nominate General Butler for governor by acclamation passes.
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Jonas IL. French
State Committee
French
Butler
State Central Committee
General Butler
Frederick O. Prince
Boston
Charles Markle
Springfield
C. H. Ingalls
New Bedford
John W. Cummings
Fall River
John Hopkins
Millburn
Colored voters split as two conventions form in Columbus
A mass State Convention of colored voters in Columbus Ohio to elect delegates to the national convention at Louisville was captured by Democrats. Republicans then reorganized the body. Democrats bolted, two conventions met. Bolting faction named four delegates and condemned Republicans. Other group appointed no delegates and adopted Republican resolutions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Louisville
Republican Senate Session Ends In 17 1 2 Minutes
The Patriot accuses the Republican Senate under Boss Cooper of withholding equal representation after a brief morning session that lasted seventeen and a half minutes. It notes pay of 35 dollars per senator for that work equating to two dollars per minute and critiques the session as a demonstration of political coercion. The piece also promotes The Ready Reference Tax Receipt Book with Summary Index for ten years, urging voters to keep tax receipts.
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Senate
Boss Cooper
Patriot
StTore
General Hancocks Health Update on Governor's Island
A reporter queried General Han cock at Governor's Island about his condition. He is said to be recovering from a knee accident and will soon be about as usual.
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New York
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Gye Mirryeim
Tuursday
Deininger & Bumiller
Evangelical
B. Hengst
H. A. Benfer
C.F. Gephart
Supt Missionary Society
Methodist
Lodge & Society Directory
Centre County Democratic Committee
di Never
Samuel Slack
Tusseyville
Liam Cullen
Philisburg
Everly
Sandy Ridge
W . R. Haynes
Snow Shoe
W. Miles Walker
Col
Robert Taggart
Warren County
Joseph Powell
Bradford County
Democratic
W.W. C. Heinle
J. KR. Smith
Ferguson Township
Ellis Wu. Orvis
Norarne
Harrisburg
Hoadley
Buckeye
Foraker
Covernor
The
New York World
Judge Hoadley
Gresham
Little
Philadelphia Times
Times
Tom Cooper
Democratic House
Hancock
Pine
Arch ST
Goa
Jos
M. Feger
Winslow
D.S. Kerstetter
Orphans’ Court
Centre County
Court House
James A. McClain
Christina Kreamer
Penn Township
Centre Co
E. Stambach
Axtonsburg
Main and
Jay Streets
Lock Haven
Spring Mills
Spring Mills, Pa
Elias Luse
F. D. Luse
Jill
Ev. Church
Millheim, PA
Melly
D. H. Lenker
S.R. Kamp
Milton, PA
Era
A.aronsburg, Fpa
Pevenne
A. Simon & Sons
Main Street
Simon Brothers
TUE Boss Clothiers
Bunnell
Airens
Music Store
Smith
OLIO
Willow Street
Williamsport
Johnston, Holloway & Co
Nait
Henderson
Leader
Cleveland
Machinery & Water Supplies
Randolph St
Webster Mfg CO. Limited
Detroit, Mich
Millheim Journal Office
P. Rowell Co
Saco Street
AEG York
We Wyde
Jamestown
Everett & CO
Lince.com
Chickering
VOSE
Smith American
Bridgeport
Taylor & Farley
Palace
Ithaca
Waterloo
Sterling
J. &. Smith & GO
Front Street
Milton
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