Election drift toward Conklings and friends foretold
The piece argues that Arthur's administration will be ultra Stalwart with a Republican cabinet akin to Garfield era policy. It claims the Conklings Cameron and Logan plan to shape government in the interests of party loyalists, recalling Grant era domination and national disgrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Garfield
Conklings
Camerons
Logans
Republican Party
Grant
Washington
Windom's Successor President Recommends Morgan for Treasury
The president sent Edwin D. Morgan of New York to the senate as secretary of the treasury with no cabinet rivals. Senate vote to confirm was unanimous but later Morgan declined the post. Folger and Gilfi an are mentioned as alternatives and the 1881 governor race is already being discussed in Huntingdon County with Wayne MacVeagh named by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Morgan
New York
Treasury
Wallington
Senate
Morgan
Arthur
Mr. Morgan
Folger
Gilfifian
Huntingdon County
Wayne MacVeagh
Cameron
Brooklyn Warnings Over Water Supply Shortage
New York report notes Commissioner French of Brooklyn alerts residents that only three weeks of reservoir water remain and urges careful use to avoid waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
French
Brooklyn
Dunkle to Succeed Gregg as Centre County Sheriff
In a public appeal local residents are urged to elect Thomas J. Dunkle for Centre County sheriff, arguing after six years with the commissioners Gregg should rest and Dunkle, a man from the people, is fully capable to fill the office. The piece asserts Dunkle will be the next sheriff and that result is fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre County
Andy Gregg
Andy
Thomas J. Dunkle
Duankle
Garfield Cabinet Expected to Be Suspended
The fragment notes a belief that President Garfield's cabinet will be suspended before Guiteau, reflecting early post assassination era tensions and political maneuvering surrounding the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Guiteau
Wolfe Campaign Appeals Across Republican Ranks
One hundred Republican citizens of Allentown pledged to vote and work for Charles S. Wolfe Independent Republican candidate for State Treasurer. Assemblyman M H H Silverthorn of Erie backs Wolfe, with Delaware County voters estimated at 500 to 600. Chester Republican League members and Allegheny county Central Independent Republican club in Pittsburgh support Wolfe. a Telegraph reporter asked State Senator Horatio Gates Jones who will be next treasurer, and he predicted Wolfe will defeat Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Chas. S. Wolfe
M. HH. Silverthorn
Erie
Wolfe
Delaware Co
Sco
Chester Republican League
Central Independent Republican Club
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Horatio Gates Jones
Orange Noble
Baily
Yorktown Centenary Review Delivers Nine Thousand Five Hundred Troops
Yorktown Va October 20 1865 Nine thousand five hundred soldiers in line for a grand review by General Hancock President Arthur and visiting dignitaries on a four mile route across Temple farm. The procession lasted 1 hour 20 minutes with Hancock noting 9500 men and troops from Georgia New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania and others. A reception followed on board the St John with Arthur and foreign guests aboard. Paris press notes French pride in the Yorktown victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Arthur
The
St. John
Temple Farm
Grand Stand
Georgia
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Maryland
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Virginia
New York
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Vermont
Kentucky
Michigan
Connecticut
Brooklyn
David Davis
Senate
Wyman
Army
Navy
Congressional Committee
Paris
Republique Francaise
Yorktown
Judge Pershing Denies Charter For Marriage Aid Society
In Pottsville Pennsylvania Judge Pershing refused to grant a charter to the Helping Hand Mutual Aid Marriage Association. He cited several technical objections and ruled the group immoral for luring people to marry for mercenary reasons, arguing such marriage insurance harms society and increases divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Pershing
Helping Hand Mutual Aid Marriage Association
Henderson
Household article agency offer from L E Brown & Co
Local readers are urged to contact L E Brown & Co of Cincinnati for agent positions introducing household items. They plan to place capable men and women with a five dollar equipment advance, offering liberal terms and a chance for a steady income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. EF. Brown & Co
Brown
Stak
James A.garpirold
Messrs. Brown & Co
Lidy
LE Brown & CO
Walnut St
Cincinnati
Hall's Hair Renewer Restores Color and Health
A historic advertisement touts Hall's Hair Renewer as a scientific blend of vegetable agents that revives gray hair, cleans the scalp, cures dandruff and hair loss, nourishes the hair, and provides a glossy, lasting dressing. Endorsed by medical men and Massachusetts officials, it claims global popularity and widespread sale in druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
aNn Ham
Massachusetts
Hall
Proclamation for Centre County Election of 1881
The proclamation announces an election in Centre County on November 11, 1881 to choose state treasurer sheriff associate judges and other county officials. It lists polling places in numerous townships and boroughs and notes eligibility rules barring certain officeholders from voting or serving as election officers. Provisions cover notices, dates, and the sheriff’s official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. John Spangler
Centre
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Treasure
Pennsylvania
Sherif
Centre County
Talso
Haines
Henry Shafer
Aaronsburg
Halk Moon
Stormstown
Taylor
Leonard Meirysin
Miles
Robersburg
Potter
D. J. Moyer
Certre Hall
PD. Nf. Ruhl
Potter's Mills
Gregg
Murry’s
Boxisburg
Patton
Peter Murray
Bellefonte
Spring and Benner
Walker
Hublesburge
Howard
Rush
Cold Stream
Snow Shoe
Snow Shoe Station
Marion
Joel King
Jacksonville
Milesburg
Boggs
Central City
Auston
Silver Dale
Penn
William Musser
Millheim
United States
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary Department
Congress
John Spangler
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Summer Time Table 1881
The Pennsylvania Ball Road Philadelphia and Erie Grain Drill presents the summer timetable effective June 12 1881. It details connections among Erie Mail Fast Westward Eastward Pacific Express Day Express and Niagara Express with major stops including Williamsport Lock Haven Renovo Kane Jersey Shore Harrisburg Philadelphia and Wilkesbarre. Parlor and sleeping cars operate on high trains between Philadelphia and Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montandon
Erie Mail
Williamsport
Lock Maven
Kane
Corry
Erie
Bullalo
Niagara Falls
Emporium
Rimira
Watkins
Canandaiua
Pacific Express
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Day Express
Niagara Express
Lock Haven
Renovo
Tyrone
Altoona Ruid Pittsburg
So Elmora
Buffalo
Canandaigua
Fast Line
Karrisburg
Philadelphia& Erie Railroad
Lleaves Philadelphia
Morrisburg
Williamsport Kiva
Jersey Shore
Eri
Arrisburg
Wilamsport
Pacific
Ularrisburg
M. Day Express
A. m. Williamspor
P.m
Philadelps
Ty Krie
A. m
Les Les Renove
Williamspoart
Phiiladelphia
Northumberland
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Erie Mall West
B. ER. V.R. RR
Windmill and Pump Makers Powell and Douglas Ad
Powell and Douglas of Waukegan advertise champion windmills that self regulate for stock water irrigation and house supply. They claim full warranties and easy setup with printed instructions plus a catalog for STAR Wood Pump porcelain ferrule tubing aqueduct pipe and related items including screens and grinders.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fuirtheim Journal
Millheim Journal
Musser
Main and
Penn Streets
Lweek
Deinixger & Bumiller
Editors and Proprietors
Evangelical
Weidemyer
JM. Dick
Woodavans
M. T. Jamison
Methodist
J. Benson Akers
D. A. Musser
CW. E. Siegel
United Brethren
Rev
Shannon
John Tomlinson
United Sunday School
H. BE. Duck
Lodge & Society Directory
Providence Grange
Alexander's Block
Padteren Uy
L. D
Fenn Street
A. Walter
O. Deininger
Millheim Cornet
J. B. Hartman
John Kreamer
Democratic
John K. Runkle
J.G. Larimer
Spring
J.C. Harper
Rusk
James A. McClain
of. Boggs
Recorder
Frank E. Bible
D. C. Keller
A. J. Greist
Unionville
John Wolf
F. P. Muller
J.S. Proudfoot
Windom
Charlestown
Yorktown Harbor
York River
the Military Review
Richmond
First
Virginia Regiment
Judge Pershing
God Save the Commonwealth
Anna Ws. Weaver
Anna M. Weaver
Sartman
Peterson
Elmira CN
Husbandman
Peterson’s Magazine
Peterson's Magazine
Cory KiGn
Ann 8. Stephens
Frank Lee Benedict
Jane G. Austin
Marietta Haley
Lucy
Charles J. Peterson
Chestnut St
F.M.P. M
Lewisburg
Lviz
Videshey
Jord
AL Lewisburg
Dido
Wiekens Wi
Prahak Mithintour
Prowler
Oliver
Philadelphia & Erie
ERIEM
Maga
Farmer's Chop Mills
Thrashers and Seperators
WM. A. Baldwin, G
Raf
D H. Hastings
Bellefonte, PA
Alegheny Street
Ofice
Firm
Yocum & Hastings
R. Peale
Peale & McKee
TL. A. McKee
Attorneys-at-Law
Bellefonte, VA
Omice
Court House
H. Yocum
Cliss
Gamp, Pal Ribtor
Walnut & Frey Chamber
Conklin
Cortland
Johnson
Clark & CO
Union Square
N. Y
Orange
Mass
Iit Se A
Harrows
Gilmore, Smith & Co
Washington, D. G
Bush House
Alexander & CO
Dolman
Simon Brothers
Boss Clothiers
Main Street
F. Kister
Fashionable Boot & Shoemaker
Foote
Main St
GEO. P. Rowell & Cos
GEO! P. Rowell&co
Spruce St
A. Simonsson
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