Millheim Lodge and Local Societies Meeting Schedule
Millheim Lodge No 955 I O O F meets in their hall Penn Street each Saturday evening Rebecca Degree meetings on or before the full moon monthly. Providence Grange No 217 P of H meets in Alexander's block second Saturday at 2 PM and fourth Saturday at 2 PM D L Zersby secretary T G Enwarp Master Millheim B and L Association meets Penn Street school house second Monday evening each month A Walter secretary B O Deininger president Millheim Corner Band meets Town Hall Monday and Thursday evenings leaders HH Hartman secretary Sam Weiser Jr president.
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L.zersby
See
T. G. Enwarp
Millheim B. & L. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
B. O. Deininger
Millheim
Town Hall
B. Hartman
Sam. Weiser
Jit
Centre County Democratic Committee Members List 1833
A scanned roster listing many names and places in Centre County. Includes members and towns such as Bellefonte Howard Milesburg Philipsburg Mifflin Millheim Pine Glenn Unionville Rock Springs Lemont Lib erty Miles etc. The text assigns roles with Walker as chairman and WW Mines as secretary.
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Bellefonte
N. W
Lemont Curtin
John McCloskey
Roland Ferguson
J. T. McCormick
Stae College
P. L. W. Walker
Rock Springs Greeg
John Coldron
Spring Mée Farmers’ Mills
Woodward - Wm, Luce
Alaines Ryr
B. Stover
P. Geo. Bower
Ellis Shafer
Madisonburg
Patton “ Agnew Seilers, Jr
Filmore Venne
H. Stover
Coburn Potter
D. J. Meyer
the Hall
Samuel Sack
Tusseyville Rush
William Callen
Philipsburg
J.T. Breriy
Ndy Ridge
Protest of Democratic Senators on Pennsylvania apportionment
Friday last the democratic senators of the Pennsylvania Senate through Senator Wallace filed a protest record. They denounce the Republican majority for adjournments and blocking debate on apportionment, calling the action revolutionary and a violation of duty. The protest, signed by multiple senators including Wallace and Sutton, urges its entry on the journal.
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Pennsylvania Senate
Wallace
Senate
House of Representatives
Senate Chamber
W. Henry Sutton
W.M. Nelson
Alexander Patton
Jeremoh S. Hess
Eckley B. Coxe
H.J. Humes
Wm. A. Wallace
S.C. Wagner
John D. Biddis
J. H. Russ
Cooper Repudiated by Delaware County Republicans
The independent republican executive committee of Delaware County reorganized at Media on Wednesday. Chairman William Rhoads presided as Thomas M. Speakman offered a resolution unanimously adopted declaring Thomas W. Cooper unfit as state central committee chair. The panel condemned his candidacy and reform rhetoric as a blunder and insult to independents seeking party harmony.
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Independent Republican Executive Committee
Delaware County
Media
William Rhoads
Thomas M. Speakman
Thomas W. Cooper
Commonwealth
State Central Committee
Democrats Pressures for Apportionment In Legislature
The senate and house Democrats held an informal conference Friday evening and urged Democratic members to remain in their seats and use all honorable effort to secure an apportionment. The public, however, largely believes both parties have exhausted themselves in pursuit of apportionment and should go home to their families.
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Senate
House
Republican Senators Face Odium Over Apportionment Bills
The Philadelphia Ledger denounces Republican Senators for failing to pass apportionment bills and meeting only to go through motions. It calls for resignation, arguing they lack virtue and refuse sword duty, leaving their seats open.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelphia
A Great Right in Danger
Hon George A Jenks of Jefferson warns that without reapportionment the state’s Forty-ninth Congress delegation may be jeopardized. He cites constitutional questions and says the House clerk could omit delegates from the roll if needed, urging acceptance of his serious legal conclusion.
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Pittsburgh Post
George A. Jenks
Jefferson
Wallace
House of Representatives
Jenks
Commonwealth
Old-World Politicking and Philadelphia Reel in The Patriot
Dispatches from Sanpusky and Lancaster describe political turmoil and reform calls. Judge Hoadley’s health falters after a crowded address. Hensel’s faction hints at apportionment disputes. Philadelphia Republicans clash over Jeffries Powers and Littleton at the Pennsylvania Club with no endorsements.
Monopolies Threaten Public Rights in Pennsylvania
The Scranton Republic article argues that monopolies threaten fair enterprise, naming Standard Oil and Western Union as dominant forces. It asserts monopolies overpower constitutional protections, stifling producers, competitors, and rival electric communication in Pennsylvania.
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Scranton Republican
United States
Standard Oil Company
Western Union
Pennsylvania
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He Hirrheim Journal
UY Deininger & Bumiller
Chorch & Sunday School Directory
B. Mengst
H. A. Benfer
C.F. Gephart
Supt Missionary Society
Methodist
Furman Adams
Sanday School
A Musser
Zwingli A. Yearick
Yearick
Synd
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
A. R. Alexander
Fors Domlinson
Lodge & Society Directory
Centre County Democratic Committee
Mines Walker
Col
Robert Taggart
Warren County
Joseph Powell
Bradford County
Democratic
W. C. Heik
J. R. Smith
Ferguson Township
Elkis L. Orvis
Bellefonts
Ouro O. K
Buckeye
ty—Patriot
Northumberland County Democrat
Samuel J. Randall
Randall
Cox
New York
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Cooper
Mossy
Japan
Mahone
Bogert
Wilksbarre
Arthur
Erie Herald
Hensel
McCracken
Cameron
Lancaster Intelligencer
E. Harpers Jeffries
William E. Littleton
Thomas J. Powers
Pennsylvania Club
Jeffries
Powers
D.S. Kerstetter
Orphans’ Court
Centre County
Court House
Tain
James A. McClain
D. A. Musser
J. P Gephart
Ser A
The
Spring Mills
Spring Mills, Pa
C.E. Aurand
Bunnell & Aiken’ Bellefonte
Music Store
Olio Company
Willow Street
Williamsport
Johnston, Holloway & Co
Arch St
Milton, PA
Uaf
Rowell Co
Ureau
Wade
Lock Haven
Jamestown
Everett & CO
Chickering
VOSE
Smith American
Bridgepoft
Taylor & Farley
Palace
Ithaca
Waterloo
Sterling
J. R. Smith & 60
Front Street
Milton
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