Names listed for Henry Krebs case or docket
A long readable list of individuals including J. Y. Stilver Kaward Brown Jr James Schofield Weber Witherite A C Frank Meyer G Herlinger Henry Ichman A J Graham Griest Frazer Coakley Milligan Walker Harvey Anson Dougherty Williams Brickley Frank Bowersox Grove Rossman Keon Keister Bailey Weiland Glenn Irwin Gardner Ishier Corman Eckley Kreamer Foreman Rover Clarr Howe Lucas Redding Woods Cailerwook Beck Woodring McGarvey Ain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Stilver
Kaward Brown
James Schofield
A. Weber
A.C. Witherite
A. A. Frank
G. Herlinger
Henry Ichman
A.J. Graham
J. Griest
Thomas J. Frazer
James Coakley
Milligan Walker
Harvey
Ansonv
Dougherty
John J. Williams
David Brickley
Henry Krebs
A. Frank Bowers
Andrew J. Lucas
James Redding
William Woods
Wm Cailerwook
John H. Beck
J. Woodring
Charles McGarvey
James A. Ain
Local ticket listings and editorial remarks on 1880 election
The piece lists local candidates for various offices in Gregg and nearby townships and critiques political tactics. It notes Grover era figures and voters to scrutinize ballots, urging support for Griest and Freier and Rupr and Moratson while warning about Democratic tickets mixing Republicans. It comments on President Cleveland travel expenses and quotes Senator Voorhees praising Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupr and
Moratson
Divorce Mania Grips Chicago and Other Cities
The piece notes a rising divorce wave with Chicago leading and some days reaching one hundred cases. It argues such separations threaten social order, links divorce to socialism and anarchy, and calls for reform of divorce laws to curb the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dont Trapg Dont Trade for Republican Ticket
An editorial warns Democrats against cross party trading as election nears. It urges voting the Democratic ticket from top to bottom and endorses Nott Kimrort Grove Burr and Morrison while praising Centre county Democratic rule and local administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre County
Nott
Kimrort
Grove
Burr
Morrison
Call for Evangelical Conference to unite churches in Washington
A National Evangelical Alliance call signs eighty six leaders for a December conference in Washington to bridge church rifts and address public welfare, poverty, crime, and urban growth. The document urges cooperation among Protestant bodies, outreach to the masses, and curbing harmful local church competition while stressing citizenship duties over partisan aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Evangelical Alliance
Washington
Land
Washington Evence
Philadelphia
Washington Letter from Oct 11 1887 on Shepherd and politics
A Washington Letter discusses Saint Shepherd’s influence in shaping Washington with brick and marble, praising his streets and parks but criticizing the debt and local worship. It notes Bacon’s $30,000 defalcation, the Supreme Court term, and cases including Myra Clark Gaines and the telephone case, along with Secretary Lamar reversing rail land decisions for the Omaha road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Augustus
Rome
Alexander R. Shepherd
Boss
District of Columbia
Grantism
Washington
Shepherd
Bacon
Patent Office
Commissioner of Patents
Secretary of the Interior
United States Supreme Court
Myra Clark Gaines
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Woods
Lamar
Sparks
Omaha Road
Treasury bond sales and future policy discussed by Secretary
Secretary Lamar Kew withdraws from visitors to work on his annual report as the National Republican Executive Committee prepares for the upcoming meeting to set preliminaries for the National Convention. The Treasury bond sale limit expired with total sales of 15.58 million dollars, 628 thousand short of the sinking fund call. policy remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Kew
National Republican Executive Committee
New York
Washington
Chicago
Saratoga
Treasury
Democrats Will Win Because They Deserve Success
Governor Hill, returning to the executive mansion in New York, declares the Democrats will win this fall. He praises the ticket as capable and popular, highlighting Secretary of State Cook as a standout self made man. He criticizes Colonel Grant’s nomination as a political fix to a Republican misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
AxLnany
N. Y
Hall
Cook
Sid’ Cook
Grant
Republican Senate
Smothered to Death in Ore Mine Tragedy
Reading Pennsylvania October 6 Charles Meihbach aged 18 and August Phifer aged 40 were smothered when the embankment gave way at Weber's ore mine. News from Philadelphia notes a high jump record by W Byrd Page. Also reports include Jacob Sharp stay of execution extended and a ambergis mass found by the Peregrin White off Cape Sable. Fire destroys Bryn Mawr hotel with heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Charles Meihbach
August Phifer
Weiber’s
New York
Ruger
Jacob Sharp
Court of Appeals
Groucester
Mass
Peregrin White
Cape Sable
Ambergis
Burglars Fire Barn Near Tamaqua in Robbery Attempt
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania on October 11 the barn of farmer J P Zetulemeyer two miles from town was burned to destroy crops and livestock and to enable a burglary. Loss is about eight thousand dollars with only five hundred insured. A neighbor recently loaned the farmer eight hundred dollars. the money was kept in a bureau and not yet banked. Suspicious persons were seen nearby, and authorities believe the arson aimed to rob the residence during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Yankton
Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
Ella Point
Sheriff's
Tamaqua
J. P. Zetulemeye
Zettlemeyer
London
Trafalgar Chun
Trafalgar Square
Grover
Gleveland
Frances
Deaths and notable events across cities and nations
Obituary notices report the death of Hon. James D. McDowell in Chambersburg with burial planned near Bridgeport. Other items mention Yellow Fever concerns in Tampa, ex Governor Washburn’s sudden death in Springfield, John Finch’s heart failure in Boston, and U S Minister Manning’s death in New York. London homeless march prompts police response. Grover Cleveland replies to a triplets birth. Train lecture in Chicago nearly sparks a riot with anarchist heckling and heavy police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Jas. D. McDowell
W. Gillan
St. Thomas
Waddall’s
Bridgeport
Florida
Wastmaton
D. C
Marine Hospital Bureau
Spencer
Tampa
Stoper
Tampa Board of Health
John B. Finch
Prohibition Party
Good Templars
Massachusetts
Boston
Lynn
New York
Tomas Cortland Manning
United States
Mexico
Fifth Avenue
Peabody Educational Fund
Innocent Man to Be Hanged After Appeal
In Louisville on October 7 a court of appeals upheld a death sentence for Bill Patterson who was implicated by Albert Turner in the April 21 murder of Jennie Overmann. Turner confessed and was executed July 1, claiming Patterson innocence, a claim the court could not rule on. Patterson awaits final date. An accompanying report details a railroad wreck near Kuntz Indiana with many dead and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvville
Court of Appeals
Jennie Overmann
Albert Turner
Bill Patterson
Bea
Turner
Patterson
Wand
Orphans Court Sale of Henry Vanada Estate in Centre Co
Administrators announce public sale of three adjacent farm tracts in Haines Twp Centre County Pa near Woodward on October 29 1887 at noon. Tract No 1 24 acres 108 perches includes a log dwelling barn and fruit trees. Tract No 2 271 acres 64 perches includes a saw mill dwelling bank barn and substantial timber. Tract No 3 223 acres 154 perches includes a frame dwelling bank barn and timber. Terms: one third on confirmation one third in one year with interest and remaining third to widow Mary Vanada during life, then to heirs. bonds and mortgage on premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Orphans’ Court of Centre Co
Henry Vanada
Haines Township
Woodward
Centre County
Geo. Vonada
Adam Weaver
Geo
Dani. Vonada
Sol. Etlinger
Danl
Vanada
Ettinger
J. C. Motz
Philip
Dale
Wm. Vonada
Bressler
Sam and
Benj. Orndorf
Henry Snyder
John Garey
Thos, Hosterman
Danl. Miller
Mary Vanada
K.P. Vorana
T. E. Vonapa
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The
Millheim Journal
R. A. Bumiller
Bellefonte
Miienburg Boriltheim Centre Hall
Bor
Philipsburg
Wivard W. Unionville
Grege Two
Haines
Hall Moon Tarris
oWward
Marion
Patton
Penn
Potter
Rush
Taylor
Walker
Worth
H. Y. Strrzrr
J. Ross Thompson
E. McGrann
Democratic
John Grove
Gregg Township
John Noll
James Kimport
Harris Township
John A. Rupt
College Township
W. Galer Morrison
A.J. Griest
Unionville
M.S. Fiedler
W. A. Krise
H. A. McKee
Spring Township
St. Louis
Madison
St. Paul
Tuttle
Grand Army
Fiedler
the Gazette
Griest and
Frepier
England
Parsons
Thever
Republican
Gazette of
Cleveland
Senator Voorhees
White House
Davy Crockett
the Athletic Association
W. Byrd Page
Bryn Mawr Botel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkesbarre
Tast
Bettie Seiger
Fairview
Wilkesbarre Mountain
Re Kline
Shickshinny
Springfield
William
Washburn
Greenfeld
American Board of Foreign Mission
Sporth
Winchendon
Yale College
State Senate
Republican Party
Congress
Istil
Charles Sumner
United States Senate
Harrispore
John Hostetter
Perry County
Fry
Newport
Princes
Train
Citizen Train
Princess Theatre
Kuntz
Ind
McKee
M+cKee
Chicago and Atlantic
F. J. Cherry & Co
Toledo
David Kennedy
Dr. Kennedy
D.D. Hoag
Lebanon Springs
Rondout
Hood
Medicier
Lyman Allen
Sexton N. E. Church
J. B. Btanton
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Avice Smern
Stamford
Conn
A. J. Campbell
Agt
Coburn, PA
Whitmer & Lincoln
I Will
Madisonbure
Pare Pet Ee
L. B. Stover
Bn Permanent
York
P. O. Vickery
Augusta
Ats -and - Bonnets
Anna M. Weaver
Miltheim
Rebersburg
Lowisa Harter
Ithaca
Ithaca Can CO
Ithaca, N. Y
Eilats & Caps
Germantown
Saxony
D.S. Kauffman
Centre Co
David Geary
Liebig Company
N. B
Baron Liebig
Kaskine
Vouched
John C. Scarborough
Selma
N. C
Askine
Kaskilne CO
Warren St
Tallgate
Millheim, PA
J. H. Woomer
W. Dorman
East German Street
Baltiners
Maryland
Cor, Main & North St
Millueim
W. S. Musser
Prop
R. Geer His
PENNA
Atar RH Lauderbach
Gay
Barclay &T
N. Ys
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