Mass Meeting of Centre County Citizens Planned
A mass meeting of Centre County citizens is announced to be held at the Court House in Bellefonte. Further details such as date and time are to be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Millheim Journal Us
Evers
Main and
Penn Streets
Centre Country
Court House
Bellefonte
WR. A. Wallace
U.S
Clearfield County
Geo. A.jenks
Brookville
Andrew G. Curtin
Democratic County Committee
Gov. Sprague
Washington
Mr. Conkling
Canfee
Sprague
Gov
Tassard
Connecticut
Orphans Court
Centre County
Jacob Stover
Harris Township
M. Bower
Abraham Reber
Miles Two
Spring Bank
John Kreamer
K. Faust
Brush Valley
Madisonburg
E. Zenner
Justees
Henry Smith
Penns Valley
Millheim
Spring Mills
Lock Haven
J. J. Everett
Deserting The Rank and File Political Turmoil
The piece argues that rank and file Democrats will back the regular ticket once Tammany’s leaders abandon hope of regaining patronage. It notes that Tammany has already lost patronage and quotes a poet about friends departing as elections approach.
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Tammany
Kerey
Fessenden Decides To Go It Alone After Bank Talks
When William Pitt Fessenden became Secretary of the Treasury he consulted New York and St. Louis banks on the financial situation. After exchanges both sides conceded the other’s views were sound, and Fessenden chose to act independently.
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William Pitt Fessenden
Treasury
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Hayes Combination Circus Lags Barnum in West Show Popularity
Report notes the Hayes Combination Circus and Menagerie touring the west fails to match Barnum Exhibitions in audience enthusiasm. Prauds are discounted as people show less excitement than for a real president, reflecting a cooler reception.
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Hayes
West
Barnum
Prauds
Richardson Declares Candidacy For State Treasurer
Richardson of Danville is the childiion candidate for State Treasurer, signaling a bid for the statewide office and drawing attention to his political stance.
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Richardson
Danville
Grant’s Third-Term Ambitions Stirring San Francisco Debate
The New York Sun reports persistent calls for Ulysses S. Grant to seek a third term. Supporters, including Republican leaders, plan a campaign framework to push Grant for 1880 while disguising it as nonpartisan, hoping for a Sterling presidency backed by a strong navy and patronage. Grant minimizes aspirations, citing no desire to run.
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San Francisco
Grant
Fish
Borie
Childs
Drexel
Republican Party
Washington
California
N.Y. Sun
County fair stand collapse kills and injures in Adrian
A grand stand at the Adrian county fair collapsed sending hundreds into the river and ruins. The death toll rose to sixteen by Oct 3 with seventy five seriously injured. Architect blamed for light construction and poor mortising. Dems in Philadelphia nominate ticket led by Hartranft for Sheriff.
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Detroit
Adrian
Michigan
Detroit Post and Tribune
M. M. Merck
Johm Hlubbard
Jasper
Mich
Higle
Mosher
David Plumadore
Petersburg
William Malzer
Mr. Hume
Medina
Eva Sherrard
Tecumseh
World opposes Tilden. backs Hancock and Bayard ticket
The New York World declares opposition to Tilden for president and endorses Hancock and Bayard. It quips that the ticket would be splendid if reversed, with Bayard and Hancock favored in a hypothetical swap.
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New York World
Tilden
Hancock
Bayard
Polygamous Wives Barred from Land Claims in Utah
Acting Secretary Bell rules in Hugh Lyons vs Rachael Stevens case that a polygamous wife cannot preempt or homestead public land in her own name. The decision notes that plural wives, under a polygamous arrangement, cannot legally claim entries for public land as their exclusive use and benefit.
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Washington
Bell
Interior Department
Hugh Lyons
Rachael Stevens
Salt Lake City
Lyons
John G. Holman
Holman
Governor appoints Henry Green to Supreme Court
Governor Sloyt appoints Henry Green of Easton as Associate Justice to fill the vacancy from Judge Warren J. Woodward’s death. The term ends January 1981, with a full 21 year term to begin after the November election of next year.
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Sloyt
Henry Green, Esq
Easton
Supreme Court
Warren J. Woodward
Rumor Claims Mayes Names Grow and Fenton as Ministers
A rumor says Mr Mayes will appoint Galusha A Grow of our state to Russia and Reuben E Fenton of New York to England. Both are described as among the ablest Republicans.
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New York
Cornell
Gov. Robinson
Mayes
Galusha A. Grow
Reuben E. Fenton
Russia
England
Barr Gains Push Democratic Lead Across Lackawanna and Luzerne
The Philadelphia Times predicts a Democratic gain of 6000 to 8000 votes in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties compared with last year. It also notes Mr Barr's growing strength in other parts of the state and considers his election pretty certain.
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The
Philadelphia Times
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Barr
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Ghareh & Sanday School Directory
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J. G. Shoemaker
Aaronsburg
United Brethren
John Landis
John Tomlinson
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Ca. A. Mh Regt
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Alexander's Block
Daniel VA. Barr
Allegheny County
Democratic
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Joseph Adans
D. F. Fortxer
Philadelphia
Samuel Hartranft
David S. Page
Thomas Greenback
Register of Wills
Senator Conkling
Canonchet
David Awnan
Penn Township
William Allman
Rev. S. Smith
Buffalo X Roads
Basen County
Nichols, Shepard & CO
Battle Creek, Mich
Helmbold
Buchy
Sciatica
A. P. Dickey
Racine, Wis
Biy Good & Carpst House
Pennsylvania
I. D. Musser
Smith Messer & Smith
Ad General Heartware
Jielmbold
H. T. Helmbold, Driggist and Chemis
Philadelphia, Pa
Corres
Fox
American Arms
Milk Street
Boston
Mass
Shoninger Organs
Best Instruments
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Shoninger
Chestnut Streep
Endr
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Down
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Frichon
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