Lodge and Society Directory of Millheim Area
Millheim Lodge No 55 I C O F meets Saturdays at hell hall Penn Street Redveeca Degree meets on or before the monthly full moon C W Hartman secretary W L Burent master Providence Grange No 217 P O H meets second Saturday at 14 P M and fourth Saturday at 1b P M T G Erwamp master PD L Zersy secretary The Millheim B T L Association meets Penn Street School House second Monday evening A Walter secretary B O Deininger president The Millheim Corner Band meets Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings J W Foote secretary D L Brown president
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Millheim Lodge
Hell Hall
Penn Street
Redveeca
C. W. Hartman
W. L. Burent
N. G
Providence Grange
Alexander's Block
L.zersy
T. G. Erwamp
Millheim B. & TL. Association
A. Walter
See
B. O. Deininger
Millheim
Town Hall
J. W. Foote
Brown
Speech at Wilkesbarre rally backs Pattison reform
Democratic meeting in Wilkesbarre echoes labor reform push. Powderly denounces corrupt contenders and urges voters to reject stalwart independent and labor tickets, urging support for Pattison as true reform, economy and honesty in spending and higher wages for workers.
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Mayor Powderly
Scranton
Philadelphia
Greenback- Labor
Pattison
Knights of Labor
Wilkesbarre
Labor Reform Party
Lam
Lama
Atso
Cameron Party
Labor
Phipps Awaited for Extradition Return from Canada
Jude Sinclair ruled that Phipps the Philadelphia Alvis House forger and defrauder who fled to Canada must be detained for extradition. The decision foregrounds the effort to bring the suspect back to face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phipps
Philadelphia
Alvis House
Defrauder
Canada
Jude Sinclair
Pattison Tour Draws United Public Ovations Across State
Controller Pattison travels through mining regions West Branch oil district and Erie where large crowds greet him with demonstrations of support. He wins broad respect for integrity and ability and addresses Harrisburg crowds for over thirty minutes outlining pledges aligned with popular desire at a pivotal political moment.
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Pattison
West Branch
Oil District
Erie
Grand Old Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Coming Congress to be Democratic and tariff focused says Times
The Philadelphia Times projects the next Congress will be Democratic with a strong tariff protection stance. It cites Ohio, Virginia, and Oregon results and detailed state delegations showing Democratic gains in Illinois Indiana New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and other states.
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Ohio
Senate
Virginia
Oregon
Congress
Olio
South
Great Northern States
Texas
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
New Lampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
New House
West
Philadelphia Times
Workingmen and the Hancock Garfield election views
A historical voice argues that Republican scare tactics in 1880 claimed Hancock would close mills and ruin industry. It contends Garfield’s win did not bring guaranteed work or higher wages. It notes widespread idleness and unmet promises after the election.
Pro labor rift as wage strikes and idle time debate rise
The piece argues that strikes for higher wages and charges of general idleness reflect Republican missteps. It notes two years since the last presidential election, Hancock not elected, iron mills closed, and over one hundred thousand workers unemployed. It accuses Republicans of deceiving laboring men and warns workers to recognize their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Republian
Hansack
Garfield
Patriol
Sheep Law Vote and Pennsylvania Voting Reform
The notice outlines county by county election procedures under the Sheep Law and a broader act regulating voting by tickets. It details ballot labeling for judiciary state and local offices, and sets opening hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. under Sheriff Thomas J. Dunkle in Bellefonte with October 3, 1882 as the date.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Assembly
Bellefonte
United States
Thomas J. Dunkle
Centre County
Notice of Centre County November 7 1882 Election
Thomas J. Dunkle as High Sheriff announces an election in Centre County Pennsylvania on November 7 1882 for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of Internal Affairs Congressmen at Large Supreme Court Judge and other seats. Locations listed for townships and boroughs plus dog taxation referendum and enforcement details.
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Thomas J. Dunkle
Centre
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Congress of the United States
Supreme Court of the
Clearfield
Clinton, Elk
Union
Mifflin
Counuties
Clinton
Senate
Pennnsylvania
House of Representatives of
Centre County
Haines
Woodward
H. G. Shafer
Aaronsburg
Half Moor
Stormstown
Taylor
Leonard Merrymah
Miles
Offebersburg
Potter
D. W H. Ruki
Potter’s Mills
Gregs
Murray's
Gregg
J. B. Pisher
Perm Hnt
College
Lemont
Ferguson
Pine Grove
New Precint
Bailey
Snow Shoe
Snow Shoe Station
Marion
Joel Kling
Jacksonville
Milesburg
Boggs
Central City
Huston
Silver Dale
Penn
Millheim
Liberty
Fagieville
Worth
Port Matilda
Burnside
J.K. Roak
Curtin
Robert Mann
Unionville
Uston
Philipsburg
Philips- Inng
United States
Congress
Commonwealth
Lalso
Official Time Changes for Phila and Erie R R June 5 1882
Train schedule notice from Montandon detailing Sea Shore Express Day Express and Williamsport Accommodation times to Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington. Erie Mail and Niagara Express lines consolidated with through sleeping cars to major cities. Dust Line to Lock Haven and intermediate points.
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Monttandon Veneer
Lewisburs
Fair Ground
Vicksburg
Wiker Run
Coburn
Fowler
Laurelton
Millmont
M. Mifflinburg
Biehl Steere Ee Ween
J.M. Lewisburg
Montandon
Erie Mall
Sea Shore XprEss
Day Express
Agente Express
Wit
Williamsport
Sea Shore Express
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Balimore
Washington
Erie
Baltimore
Washingtton
Erie Mail
Canandaigua
Pointes
Niagara Express
Kane
Dust Line
Lock Haven
Watkins
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Ge Hlrttheim Journal
THE
Millheim Journal
Musser
Correr
Main
Penn Streets
Short P
Otice
Deininger & Bumiller
Editors and Proprietors
P C Weidemyer
JD Shortess
P. C. Weidemeyer
L. Zerby
Missionary Society
Methodist
Furman Adams
A. M
D. A. Masser
Enwingti A. Yearick
J. G. W. Herald
Lutheran
John Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Ladies’ Mite Society
United Sunday School
Alexander
Lodge & Society Directory
Robert E. Pattison
Chauncey F. Black
York
Supreme Court
Silas M. Clark
J. Simpson Africa
Huntingdon
Mortimer F. Elliott
Tioga
Andrew G. Curtin
William A. Wallace
Menry Meyer
B. F. Hunter
Benner
J. H. Tolbert
Walker
H K. Oy
Cameron State Committee
Hubbel Fund
Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel Albright
Orm Andrew J. Allrigut
Tylersville
Clinton Co
Thomas Hosterman
T. W
C. W. Hosterman
Wm. Hinkson
T. W. Hosterman
van Hinkson
Menry Vanada
Dotin Hess
Jacob Neidigh
Pine Creek
T. W.hosterman
C. W. HostenMan
Laccators
RPHAN
Coghr
Orphans’ Court of Centre Co
Coburh
Jacob Witinger
Benj. Kerstetter
Daniel S. Kerstetter
Nn Wikk
John Keen
Borouch
Henky Keen
Mites Township
Lvne
Jared LB
Krzaurn
Miles Township
William Kreamer
U.S
Tutt’s
Tutt
Ray
BR. L. Simpson
Louisville
Dent St
Express
Cuba
England
France
Germany
Scientific American
Mann & CO
F. H. Merrick
Ogdensburg
Y.N
Gatne
B. . Payne & Sons
Corning
N. We
Ares Uoc
Globe
Carpenter Organs
Brattleboro
Carpenter Organ
Worcester
Mass
London
Madras
Mexico
Berlin
Garpenter
Urteenth Street
St. Petersburg
Barcelona
GOD Save the Commonwealth
Lewisburg and Tyrone
Phila
R. R
Euinger
Wy’ Proprietors
Lock Haven, Pa
Tripe
Main Street
J. F. Everett & CO
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