Democratic National Ticket Entry for President and Electors
The Democratic lineup lists Grover Cleveland for president with Thomas A. Hendricks for vice president. Presidential electors are named for various districts and at large, including BJ McGarnn John Slavin George Pardy P K Ackley John W Lee John P Levan Herbert J Horn Ezra D Packer Richard M Stahler Frank P Tams Obas F Rentschler J K Duff AJ Broadhead John H Hill and others from Rockalelion and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slavin
George Pardy
P K Ackley
John W Lee
John P Levan
Herbert J Horn
Ezra D Packer
Richard m Stahler
Frank P Tams
Obas F Rentschler
J K P Duff
Yenternitz
AJ Broadhead
John H Hill
Rockalelion
Wm A Farquer
Sili
Greenfield
George H Irvin
Democratic State Ticket and County Slate Listed
Democratic nominees for Congress at large Gen W W Davis of Bucks County. County ticket includes John A Woodward for Representatives Sox and Rhone, Chester Munson associate judge, Miles Walker sheriff, Robert G Brett prothonotary, Charles Smith county treasurer, James A McClain register, Frank E Bible recorder, A J Grist, Joan Wor Solomon Peck auditors Fe Dixons. Adam Hoy and Hon A G Curtin listed as subject to district conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Woodward
Sox and Rhone
Chester Munson
Miles Walker
Robert G. Brett
Charles Smith
Register
James A. McClain
Frank E. Bible
A. J. Griest
Joan Wor
Solomon Peck
Fe Dixons
Adam Hoy
A. G. Curtin
Party Losses and Gains in The Times Editorial
The Philadelphia Times editorial notes two Blaine bolters from Blaine and one from Cleveland and contrasts them with Hamilton Fish and Benjamin Bristow opposing Blaine to back Cleveland. It cites John F. Finerty as an Irish congressman opposing Cleveland and ends predicting Cleveland’s election on honest government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila. Times
Blaine
Cleveland
Hamilton Fish
Benjamin H. Bristow
the Treasury
Grant
Jas. G. Blaine
John F. Finerty
the Times
Ex-Governor Curtin Secures Unanimous Nomination
CLEARFIELD Pennsylvania September 14 The democratic primaries result in Curtin being unanimously nominated for congress as Potter declines to run Norris appears set for assembly Troxell named for treasurer and Savage and Brown chosen as commissioners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Curtin
Congress
Potter
Norris
Assembly
Troxell
Savage
Brown
Republicans Nominate A O Furst for President Judge
Forty-ninth judicial district Republicans nominate A O Furst esq of Bellefonte for president judge. The nomination signals support for Furst to lead the bench in the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-ninth Judicial District
A. O. Furst, Esq
Bellefonte
Democrats Back County Ticket In Convention
The passage urges total Democratic support for all county nominees after their convention nomination. It praises the candidates as honest capable citizens and appeals to voters to grant them a strong majority, citing past electoral strength.
Governor Cleveland Withdrawal Anticipated by Bellefonte Writer
Eprror Tuten of the Bellefonte Republican says he calmly awaits the withdrawal of Governor Cleveland from the National ticket. Well, brother you may wait. Nobody objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprror Tuten
Bellefonte Republican
Cleveland
Prohibitionists vow fierce campaign in all states
The piece says Prohibitionists are determined to fight the campaign on their own terms, with Republicans accused of duplicity on liquor issues. It notes zeal in Ohio and Illinois, predicts GOP defeat in October elections, and suggests Blaine may pull out if defeats occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ohio
Illinois
Harrison
Blaine
Wallace Delivers Evocative Speech at Harper's Ferry Rally
Ex Senator WinttrAM A Wallace of this state addressed a large Democratic mass meeting at Harper's Ferry West Virginia. His speech drew strong interest and prominent applause from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winttram A. Wallace
Harper’s Ferry
W. Va
1881 Irish World Opposes Cleveland, Supports Blaine
The Irish World opposes Cleveland and backs Blaine citing a personal grievance against Gov Cleveland. It condemns Blaine’s Anglo Americanism and notes editor fines for slander, with earlier hostile editorials and a forecast that James G Blaine will never sit in the Presidential chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Blaine
Belmont
Blaine’s Failed Nomination and Loyalist Reflections
The article recalls Blaine’s potential appointment to England and a Senate confirmation unlikely to occur. It alleges he missed a chance to confront English policy and defend American rights, choosing flunkeyism over a bold stance. He returns to private life, believing he earned the English government's favor at a cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
England
Victoria
Blaine
Senate
Tammany backs Cleveland ticket for New York in November
Tammany democracy shows solid support for the Democratic national ticket in Cleveland and expects a strong victory in New York in November. The message emphasizes a large electoral majority and unity for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Cleveland
New York
U.S
The Western Party Break-Up
The article surveys the 1880s political split as party organs admit revolutionary tendencies. It cites Chicago Inter-Ocean urging bold action to halt the Blaine campaign and notes impacts on Ohio Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and Kansas. It also mentions a rumored Arthur Blaine deal and agricultural outlook including crops and Maine results. Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Chicago
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Blaine
Northern Lakes
Pacific Ocean
Black Jack Logan’s tainted G A R record exposed
An exchange condemns General Logan for political meddling with the Grand Army of the Republic. It claims his 1868 actions nearly crushed 900 posts in Ohio and Illinois, led to his name being dropped for nonpayment, a later re ad mission refusal, and blackball when his name was proposed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Logan
Ohio
Illinois
Washington Letter on Squire's Death and Treasury Talks
Washington dispatch notes the self-inflicted death of broker Mr. Squier on K Street and draws parallels to Runyon’s suicide. It cites Gen. Sharpe as a rumored Treasury candidate, though the White House denies any official word as Democrats discuss the possibility and President’s intentions remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Squier
Washington
K Street
Runyon
New Brunswick Bank
Folger
Gen. Sharpe
New York
Treasury
Treasury Department
White House
PERMNA's Superior Excellence Promoted by Dr Hartman
Testimonials from U. S. officials and residents across Ohio praise PERUNA and MANALIN for catarrh kidney and heart ailments. Notes from W D Williams Col E Finger Rev J M Ingling Robert Grimes and R Palmer claim dramatic relief and urge continued use. Cook Bros report strong local trade and customer satisfaction with PERMA products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permna
Hartman
W. D. Williams
U. S
New Vienna
Clinton County
J. M. Ingling
Altamont
Robert Grimes
Rendville
Ohio
Preruna
R. Palmer
Canal Street
Wilkesbarre
Luzerne Co
Manalin
Cook Bros
Prospect
Marion County
Worm Powders Endorsement from Durwisville Druggist
JAS. R. Inwin urges J. A. McDonald to send a gross of Worm Powders noting strong trade satisfaction. He praises small dosage ease of use and compact, elegant form, with rising sales proving value as a vermifuge. Sold by J. Eisenhuth in Millheim and OHWSTOR HOLLOWAY and Co. Philadelphia agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. R. Inwin
Durwisville
J. A. McDonald
Lissetlenet Parenaners
Holloway & CO
Philadelphia
J. Eisenhuth
Millheim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Is Girthein Journal
R. A. Bumiller
Church & Sanday School Directory
Evangelical
B. Hengst
J. B. Fox
D. L. Zerpy
Methodist
G. P. R. Sarvis
M.—D
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
G. W. Herald
Lutheran
H. E. Duck
Supt
Augsburg Bible Class
Sun- Ladies’ Mite Society
Lodge & Society Directory
Ogresse
E. W. Marck
N. G
Nes L.annetaehen
Penn Street
A. Walter
See
D. L. Zersy
Millheim Cornet Band
H. J. Kurzenkaße
Sam. Wbiser
Democratic County Committee
Carl Berguson T
Haines
N. P
John McClockey
Peter Levi Walken
Oe Rishel
John Kossman
M. Feicher
Sonen Bower
D. J. Gates
Jacob Weaver, Jr
Geo. D. Johnson
Charles Murray
Frank Brown
John Ue
Peter St. Joseph
John
John Long
Edgar Hot
John Erick
B.V. Fink
Sami K. Ae
Sol
P Wm. Tavis P. Gray
Bellefonte N. W
Unionville
Benner
Boges
Grover -Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
Richard V. Hi B
Plummer
BJ McGarnn
Gen. W. W. Davis
Bucks County
Democratic
James G.blainke
Charles Francis Adams
King
Arthur
Lapham
Gen
Sharpe
Virginia
Europe
Walker Blaine
Kennebec Journal
James G. Blaine
Patriot
Johnston, Holloway & Co
Millheim, Pa
Nunda Publishing Co
Nunda
N. Y
N. Shannon
Constable
Martin L, Shannon
Millhaim
Clevan Dinges
R. F. Vonada
Dinges, Vonada & Co
Coburn Pa
H. H. Trumphfeller
Dinges Trumphfeller & Co
R. F. Vonapa
Coburn
Simon Rote
Aaronsburg
J.C. Rorte
F. C. Hosterman
Main St
Campbell’s Store
4&3 Agency
C. Hosterman
J. L. Spangier
Spngler & Hewes
Attorneys-at-Law
Bellefonte, PA
Furst
D. A. W. Hafer
Luth
P H. Muller
Main Street
Farmers’ Mills
Phaeton
J. B. Ream & Son
D. H. Lenker
Aaronsburg, PA
Kauffman & Co
Sdrugs SF
D. S. Kauffman & CO
Meellton
Front Street
Penn St., Millheim, Penna
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