Millheim Lodge and Local Societies Meet Here
Millheim Lodge No. 955 meets Saturdays at its hall on Penn Street. Rebecca Degree meets on or before the full moon each month. Providence Grange No. 217 meets in Alexander’s block on the second Saturday at 2 P.M and on the fourth Saturday at 1 P.M. Milheim B and L Association gathers second Monday evenings at the Penn Street school. Millheim Cornet Band rehearses at the Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Teir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
Co. W. Hartman
W. L. Baiant
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Providence Grange
Alexander’s Block
L.zexby
T. G. Erhard
Milheim B. & L. Association
A. WaLtax
Cameron Floor Speech at Easton Mass Meeting
In a Sept meeting at Easton Cameron supporters report Senator Stewart defended his invite to a conference with Don Cameron and Beaver alleging the Stalwart ticket as bosses choice. Stewart promised to publish his letter to reveal the truth and urged the public to doubt Beaver as party choice.
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Independent Mass
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Stewart
Cameron
Don Cameron
Beaver
Mr. Cameron
Don
Mr. Stewart
Republican Party
Independent residents press Montrose request for Stewart speech
At the independents headquarters in Philadelphia a further request came from 231 Montrose Susquehanna county residents asking Senator Stewart to speak there. The note compares county votes from last November when Charles S. Wolfe ran for state treasurer and independent votes totaled 127.
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Independents
Philadelphia
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Stewart
Charles S. Wolfe
Republicans Hold Centre County Convention at Court House
The Centre county Republicans met on Tuesday at the Court House. A. Q. Furst presided with Isaac Mitchell and others as secretaries. Nominees included Daniel Rhoads, Geo W Boal, Leonard Rhone, and E I Walker for legislature, D W Kline, D B Kunes, David Keller, and Andrew J Swartz for jury commissioner, and Dr Adleman for coroner. Col Coburn and Mr Furst spoke before adjournment. The piece notes discontent with veteran candidates despite strong service records.
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Potter
Leonard Rhone
College
E I Walker
Boggs
D. W. Kline
D. B. Kunes
David Keller
Andrew J. Swartz
Kunes
Adleman
Milesburg
T. &. Christ
J. A. Bayard
J. C. Zimmerman
M. J. Watt
J.C. Henderson
George Taylor
Col. Coburn
Furst
Boal
Kline
Gen. Beaver
Ream
Beaver
Nominating Convention Nominates Curtin in 2nd District
The 2nd Congressional District meeting at Ward House Tyrone convened at 1.20 p.m. on Wednesday Sept 27 to nominate candidates. After 20 ballots Curtin led Reed 10 to 8. J A Swartz shifted from Reed to Curtin and the nomination was made unanimous. Curtin thanked the Conferees and Reed pledged support.
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Ward House
Tyrone
R. Bridgens
Lock Haven
G. W. Foote
McMinbury
Centre
Robert McKnight
T. J. Dunkel
Chas. Smith
Canton
R. R. Bridgens
John Q. Walsh
Marshall Evernart
Clearfield
John Gilliland
Frank Bolger
Bb. A. Bigler
Elk
Frank Hall
Andrew Kaul
L. W. Gifford
Mirmin
J. A. Swartz
R. H. Lee
J. C. Dysart
Union
J. C. Smith
John Gilleand
Andrew G. Curtin
Andrew Reed
Esq
MiMin
Andrew U. Dill
Unafon
J. K. P. Hall
Curtin
Reed
Dill
Hall
A. Swartz
Mifflin
Curtin Nominated for Congress by Tyrone Conference
Ex-Gov Curtin is renominated for Congress by a Tyrone conference held recently. The piece predicts a larger majority in his favor and notes valleys will vote heavily. It praises his abilities, experience, and integrity and suggests Democrats may win the next House, with Curtin expected to influence reform legislation.
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Curtin
Senatorial Conference Names Candidates in Bellefonte
The senatorial conference met at the Bush House Bellefonte on Tuesday September 26 with conferees from Clinton Centre Clearfield counties. Clinton officials Brumgard Quiggle and Weasel Centre Sevile Munson Harper Clearfield Mead Ferguson Morgan chaired by Morgan and Weasel. Centre County proposed Senator C T Alexander Iron Caldwell and Clearfield James Flynn as nominees. After two days of balloting no choice was reached and the conference adjourned to reconvene in Renovo on the 29th.
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A. W. Brumgard
R. C. Quiggle
W. A. Weasel
Centre
W. CU. Sevile
L. T. Munson
J. C. Harper
Clearfield
I’. T. Mead
G. M. Ferguson
L. ‘I’. Morgan
Morgan
Weasel
Centre County
C. T. Alexander
Clinton Iron
Woods Caldwell
James Flynn
Renovo
Renovó Senatorial Conference Adjourns to Monday
Renovó reports that the senatorial conference for the district adjourned today and will reconvene in this place on Monday evening, providing no further details on agenda or attendees.
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Renovo
Independent ticket speakers at Cameron convention
George Lear and Hon. Thomas Marshall, who declined the Congressional at large nomination, will speak from the stump for the Independent ticket. Gen. Beaver’s schedule is busy as county fairs continue until election day.
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Ffox
George Lear
Cameron
Thomas Marshall
Beaver
Honest Confession Shapes Beaver Endorsement Debate
The Lewisburg speech by Hon. Eli Slifer praises Beaver while criticizing Republican excess. He cites state expenditure growth from 7,911.83 in 18s to 4,062,105.49 in 1880 and warns against waste. The piece notes Slifer’s mixed party stance and suggests his remarks may influence Pennsylvania voters and turn against Rawle’s protectionist image.
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Aoman
Commonwealth
Col. Slifer
Beaver
Republican Party
Democratic State Chairman Sees Weak Republican Nominations
Chairman Hensel argues Republican city conventions show weakness aiding Pattison. He notes Democrats field tariff candidates, counters Delaney charges, and predicts a large statewide vote. He mocks Cooper's fundraising tactic and praises Pattison's concise speech over Beaver's sixty addresses.
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Democratic State Committee
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Bugaboo
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Ermentrout
Reading
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Mutchler
Randal
Coffroth
Interior
Delaney
Thas
Cameron
Stewart's Estimate of His Strength in Independence Pitch
Senator Stewart forecasts Independent ticket strength in upcoming elections. He cites a 150000 vote estimate if held next week, with potentially higher turnout in November. Mitchell returns to support, while Pattison is expected to win by a large margin. Pittsburgh bets place Stewart ahead in Allegheny county.
Official Train Schedule Changes for June 5 1882
The Sea Shore Express departs Montandon at 9.07 AM with intermediate stops, reaching Harrisburg in the morning and Philadelphia by 3.20 PM, connecting to Sea Shore points. The Day Express leaves 1.30 PM for Harrisburg and New York with late night arrivals. Sleeping cars and through routes to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington are announced, along with consolidations and westward services. The Erie Mall and Fast Line East become a single train with 4.05 AM Harrisburg arrival and 7.20 AM Philadelphia arrival, plus through sleepers. Additional trains include Erie Mail 6.52 AM to Erie, Niagara Express 2.00 PM to Kane and Canandaigua, and Fast Line 5.50 PM to Lock Haven.
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Grow Focused on Coal More Than Politics Says Grow
Galusha A. Grow states his interest lies in coal rather than political life, emphasizing energy concerns over party affairs. His remark sheds light on the priorities guiding his public service perspective and potential policy angles.
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Tion
Galusha
A. Grow
The Darty Partner and Weekly Patriot Subscription Rates
The Darty Partner goes to single subscribers until November tenth at 1.25 per copy, clubs five or more at 1.00. The Weekly Patriot runs until the election week after at 0.40 for single copies, clubs of five 0.35, ten 0.30, twenty 0.25, and fifty 0.20 per copy. Citizens urged to stay posted. send orders to Patriot Publishing Co. Harrisburg Pa.
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Patriot Publishing CO
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