Lutheran Church Notices Millheim Seminar and Classes
Rev John Tomlinson pastor preaches in Millheim next Sunday afternoon in English. Ladies Mite Society meets first Monday evening each month. United Sunday School meets at 9 am with A R Alexander superintendent.
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Monay
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D. A. Musser
Zwingi A. Yearick
Aaronsburg
John Tomlinson
Millheim
Ladies’ Mite Society
United Sunday School
Alexander
Miltheim Societies and Grange Meeting Schedule
Lode and Society Directory lists Fillhelm Lodge No. 955 I C O F meets Saturdays in Penn Street hall. Rebecca Degree meets Thursdays around the monthly full moon. Providence Grange No. 217 P of H meets Alexanders block on second Saturday at 1 P M and fourth Saturday at dy P M. Millheim R L Association meets Penn Street school house on the second Monday evening. The Miltheim Cornet Band meets Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
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T Heir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
Cy Wi battMan
W. S. Brant
N. G
Providence Grange
Alexanders Block
D. L.zerrby
T. G. Exnann
Millhem R. & L. Association
A. Walter
Beaver travels across Pennsylvania to learn the state
Gen. Beaver nearly always on the wing by rail and road from the Delaware River to the Ohio border visiting fairs reunions and mining towns like Pottsville Schuylkill Ashland and Tamaqua He avoids headlining speeches preferring to learn the state so he can govern well if elected observers note his travel serves to gain information and acquaint himself with local conditions.
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Beaver
Delaware River
Ohio
Schuylkill County
Pottsville
Sigfried
Mahony
Ashland
Girardville
Mahony City
Tamaqua
Orwigsburg
Cereral
Pennsylvania
State election returns show growing Democratic gains
Telegraph reports from Ohio and Columbus indicate Democratic gains in statewide votes versus 1881 governor results. Precincts across Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, and Toledo reflect net Democratic advances, with statewide majorities projected around 9,000 and 2,000 in different counts. A telegram from Speaker Kiefer forecasts election victory despite cautious state reports.
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Harrisburg
Commans
Coltummbus
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Stewart Denies Pomeroy and Addresses Cameron in Chambersburg
Stirring gathering in Chambersburg with speakers Stewart Koontz and Marshall. Stewart denounces John M. Pomeroy’s charge, asserts Cameron offered support, and questions motive while signaling refusal of further personal feuds.
Democratic activity grows at Capitol amid renewed funds
Washington reports the Democratic Congressional committee showing unusual activity as headquarters fill with documents and clerks mail speeches notably Lewitt of New York on tariff. Recent notices from Cie Pennsylvania New York Indiana are encouraging indicating increased effort.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
Lewitt
New York
Cie
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Democrats Awake in Berks mass meeting name Mortimer F Filiott
A large Democratic gathering was held in Reading on October 4 with Mortimer F. Filiott as a speaker. The Skeystone Democratic and the Americas Club attended in full, and strong enthusiasm showed support for Patterson and reform.
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Reading
Monster Democratic
Mortimer F. Filiott
Skeystone Democratic and the Americas Club
Old Berks
Pattisoz
Reform
Democrats Endorse Curtin for Governor in Union County
Union county Democrats back Hon. A. G. Curtin for governor and predict a full county vote. They praise his congressional record and postal service, noting Dill was their personal choice but Curtin leads the county ticket and enjoys strong district support.
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Non
A. G. Curtin
Congress
A. HL. Dill
Curtin
Union County
Senator Alexander Renominated by Party Conference
Hon C T Alexander of Bellefonte was renominated by the conference at Lock Haven on Friday for a second Senate term. His record as a lawyer and businessman, plus two prior House terms, underline his trusted service and prominent local standing. His election is anticipated as a foregone conclusion.
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C. T. Alexander
Bellefonte
Lock Haven
Alexander
Senate
How Big Majorities are made in Philadelphia
Edward Lonergan and Frank Johnson, United States supervisors, received a further hearing from U S Commissioner Gibbons regarding charges of fraudulent voter returns in Philadelphia Fourth ward. Evidence showed multiple houses with far fewer residents than registered voters, including one house with only three of thirty two residents and another with twenty registered but only two living there. They were held to answer at the next term of the United States district court.
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Edward Lonergan
Frank Johnson
United States
Gibbons
United States District Court
Connecticut Democratic Convention Nominates State Ticket
The Democratic State Convention of Connecticut met in Hartford on October 4 and nominated a ticket headed by Governor candidate Thomas M. Waller with George C. Summer for Lieutenant Governor D. W. Northrop as Secretary of State Alfred R. Goodrich for Treasurer and Thomas R. Sanford for Controller.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Thomas M. Waller
George C. Summer
D. W. Northrop
Alfred, R. Goodrich
Thomas R. Sanford
Largest Pennsylvania vote in 1880 presidential race
The 1880 Pennsylvania total reached 874 747 with Hancock 407 428 Garfield 444 704 Weaver 20 668 Dow 1 903 and Phelps 44. The New York Young Republican club of Brooklyn opposed Folger for Governor calling the nomination fraudulent. U S District Attorney Woodford alleged Folger’s nomination was secured by fraud and forgery. The Brady and Dorsey star route case cost the government 200 000 to prosecute.
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Hancock
Garfield
Weaver
Dow
Phelps
New York
Young
Republican Club
Brooklyn
N. Y
Folger
United States
Woodford
Brady
Dorsey
Uncle Sam
Marshall Attacks Cameron and Rawle in Doylestown Speech
Hon. Thomas M. Marshall denounces Cameron and his methods in strong terms. He accuses Cameron of bribing delegates to back William Henry Rawle for Supreme Judge and claims the convention was corrupt and controlled by money.
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Mr. Marshall
Cameron
Simon Cameron
Don
Rawle
Don Cameron
William Henry Rawle
Lear
Railroad must honor tickets on face value says Justice Trunkey
In Pirrspura on October 2 the Supreme Court with Associate Justice Trunkey held that a railroad company must honor its tickets by whoever sells them and that the ticket entitles passage between the named points. The decision reverses the lower court and clarifies the law on ticket scalping.
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The
Supreme Court Today
Trunkey
The Comet Breaking Up
Nashville observers report Cruis comet nucleus splitting into three unequal fragments the largest about fifteen thousand miles long with gaps at least two thousand miles. The nucleus then formed a long strip at least twenty four thousand miles long and three thousand wide observed yesterday morning by E. E. Barnhard.
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Nashville
E. E. Barkhard
Indictments Against Lycoming County Commissioners
Williamsport reports three former Lycoming county commissioners were indicted today on forgery and perjury counts. The cases include conspiracy charges against the trio in their official capacity and as individuals.
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Williamsport
Lycoming County
Official Train Schedule Changes and Connections
Announcement outlines revised times for the Ph la Brig R service from Montandon with arrivals in Harrisburg Philadelphia New York and Washington and notes connections for sea shore and parlor car services. Eastbound Evil Mail and Fast Line amalgamated with altered departures. Westward services Erie and Niagara Express Fast Line detailed with intermediate stops and through sleeping cars to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
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Ueiute
Watkins
Maine Republican Nash Says Plaisted Lost By Illicit Funds
C E Nash, a well known Maine Republican, argues money for illegitimate uses could have changed the canvass and given Plaisted a 6000 to 12000 vote majority.
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Tion
C. E. Nash
Maine
Plaisted
Possible Republican nominee for congress in this district
Samuel TH Or wig of Mifflinburg may be the Republican candidate. Independent votes in Milton in Northumberland County may exceed the Stalwart candidate. Huntingdon Journal has dropped the regular Republican ticket and will support the Independent State ticket.
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Mifflinburg
Milton
Worthumberland County
Tuk Jiuntingdon Journal
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