Millheim Fraternal Groups Meet In Regular Sessions
Millheim Lodge No 955 I C O F meets on Penn Street every Saturday evening Rebeccca Degree Meeting held on or before the full moon each month Providence Grange No 217 meets in Alexander's block on the second Saturday at 1 PM and the fourth Saturday at 6 PM Millheim B and L Association gathers at the Penn Street schoolhouse on the evening of the second Monday each month Millheim Cornet Band convenes at the Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings
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Millheim Lodge
Teir Hall
Penn Street
C. W. Hanstmaan
W. L. Buraa
N. G
Providence Grange
Alexander's Block
L. P
L. Zerby
T. G. Exnarp
Millheim B. & L. Association
A. Walter
See
Big Wave at Independent Meeting in Philadelphia Hall
The Independent gathering in Hort icultural Hall Philadelphia last Friday was packed with attendees as Charles Wheeler presided with 160 vice presidents. Speakers Senator John Stewart and Hon Charles B Wolfe drew applause while Stewart criticized James Donald Cameron as the central force of Pennsylvania's Republican party.
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Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia
Charles Wheeler
Morris, Wheeler & Co
John Stewart
Charles 8. Wolfe
Stewart Arraigas
Big Boss
Citizens of a free Commonwealth resist venal government
The speaker denounces a captured state of politics where legislatures and conventions betray the public will for private gain. Citizens voice pride in their state, condemn political servility, and condemn the appropriation of votes as a marketable commodity in the Speakership contest.
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Federal Congress
Free Commonwealth
Beavers Nomination and Cameron’s Grip on Nominations
The speaker notes Beaver's earlier gubernatorial run in 1878, pressed by Cameron's influence and party machinery. He argues Cameron dictated who could be nominated, counting votes and delegations, leveraging control of patronage and public offices to ensure loyal candidates and suppress rivals.
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Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
James Donald Cameron
Tme
Beaver
Cameron
Cameron Democrat
Whei
Philadelphia conference seals more GOP split and Pattison lead
The Philadelphia effort to harmonize Republican wings failed again, signaling voters in Pennsylvania will likely elect Pattison and the Democratic State ticket. The Times reports on the conference and its outcomes, noting continued divisions within the party and across factions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Peace Project Dead Rumors In Final Conference
A Philadelphia meeting of Republicans led by John Welsh and joined by Thomas Cochran Amos Little Joseph Wharton Edwin Benson and Joan Wanamaker discussed a compromise between party factions. They declined to publish an open letter and indicated no further efforts would be made. Barker denied claims of overtures by Independents and Stalwarts while supporting Stewart and the Philadelphia ticket.
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Republicans Party
John Welsh
Walnut Street
Mr. Welsh
Thomas Cochran
Amos R. Little
Joseph Wharton
Edwin N. Benson
Little Party
Joan Wanamaker
Times
Wharton Baker
Barker
Boss Power
Philadelphia
General Beaver
Stewart
You Will Oppose the Beaver Ticket in Behalf of Independence
A lively interview with Tom Marshall discusses opposition to Cameronism and the county and state ticket as a path to extirpate the Cameron power. Marshall criticizes Beaver as Cameron’s marionette and mocks his leadership and religious rhetoric.
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New York Herald
Tom Marshall
Errett
Beaver
Mashall
Don Cameron
Fran Icis Loyola
Tie
Cameron
Marshall
Jesus
Civil service reformers urge voting pledge by leaders
A broad circular signed by over a thousand prominent business and professional figures including Harvard President Elliot and Williams College President Hopkins declares they will vote for no Congressional candidate who does not pledge to radically reform the civil service system. They urge citizens to organize district by district to support the cause, signaling the reform idea’s staying power and warning politicians to adapt or lose influence.
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Massachusetts Civil Service
Elliot
Harvard
Mark Hopkins
Williams Colleges
Congress
Civil Services
Forecasts Point to Democratic Congress Victory
The press anticipates Democratic success in the next Congress. Analyses across states predict a Democratic majority with New York and Pennsylvania splits altering seat distributions. The New York Sun projects 174 Democrats, 159 Republicans, and 7 Independents, a 33 seat margin.
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New York Sun
New York
Congress
Keystone
Notable Figures Ride Ordinary Wagon in Newport
The passage notes that President Arthur rode in a common express wagon at Newport last week and that editors also rode ordinary wagons, arguing such rides are unnecessary yet common among prominent individuals.
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Arthur
Newport
Pipers
Milford minister Seibert named Independent candidate for assembly
Riv J L W Seibert of Milford Somerset county is nominated as an Independent for assembly. He is a prominent Evangelical Association minister and former editor of The Evangelical Messenger. The Bucks county colored citizens press for Edward Hartless nomination. Latxe claims a Maine triumph over Conkling and all wart forces, strengthening a Republican bid for 1884 presidency.
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Riv. J
Bucks County
Edward Hartless
Latxe
Maine
Arthur
Conkling
Knight
Cameronism Doomed From the New York Tribune
The article argues two Republican tickets split the vote and prevent a win over Pattison. It notes Cameron’s management caused factional quarrels, Pattison's reform record attracts Republicans, and independent voters in Philadelphia already supported him. Beaver has no real path to election if the independent ticket remains active.
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Pattison
WoPparty
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
General Beaver
Organized Burglars Threaten Rural Pennsylvania Today
A Valley newspaper notes an organized gang operating in the state with multiple recent burglaries. Safes blown at S. R. Weed & Co. Trout Run. $300 stolen at Charles Coryell Pennfield. jewelry and clothing taken at Waterville and Picture Rocks. burglars use deadening clothing and gunpowder to crack safes. Public alarm grows as thefts continue in Clearfield Lycoming and adjacent counties.
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Williamsport
S. R. Weed & Co
Trout Run
Charles Coryell
Pennfield
Clearfield County
Charles Harris
Waterville Lycoming County
Burrows
Picture Rocks
Clinton Molyneaux
Hearing Distance At Philadelphia Independent Meeting
Report notes wording of a phrase spoken at an Independent meeting in Philadelphia on Friday evening. The line suggests insiders teased a potential trap if specific listeners were in hearing range.
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Tr Cameron
Ivis
Independent
Philadelphia
Beaver Seen In Philadelphia With No Warrant
Reports place Gen. Beaver in Philadelphia last Friday evening. The sighting notes possible independent figures in the city, even without a search warrant or police aid.
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Beaver
Philadelphia
Pattison and Beaver To Attend Berks County Fair
Pattison and Beaver are both expected to be present at the Berks county fair next Thursday.
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Pattison
Beaver
Berks County Fair
Patronage rates for Daily and Weekly Patriot publications
The notice outlines subscription prices for the Daily Patriot and Weekly Patriot with different rates for single copies and clubs. The Daily Patriot runs to November tenth at $1.23 per copy for individuals and $1.00 for clubs of 19 and up. The Weekly Patriot lasts until the week after the election with tiered club pricing and per copy rates, urging citizens to stay informed and send orders to PATRIO PUBLISHING CO in Harrisburg, Pa.
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Patriot
Club
Patrio? Publishing CO
Harrisburg, Pa
Conductor Alleged Free Passes Among Candidates
The Harrisburg Patriot reports the conductor on the Somerset and Johnstown Railroad carried all the candidates, claiming all paid their way except Beaver who traveled free. It says General Koontz was harsh with the Camerons, father and son, and that Koontz appeared with Judge Hall at the Bedford Independents meeting. Where is Grow?
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Harrisburg
Somerset and
Johnstown
Hoyt Says Beaver Can’t Win GOP Vote Lead to Defeat
Gov Hoyt states Gen Beaver trails badly in Republican support and appears doomed to defeat. The comment signals a clear political setback ahead of the party race.
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Hoyt
Gen
Beaver Falls
Fifth New Jersey GOP renominates Ex Secretary Robeson
The Republicans of the Fifth New Jersey district renewed their support for former Secretary Robeson after a recent renomination meeting. The move signals continued backing for his political bid despite past notoriety.
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New Jersey
Robeson
Tax Beaver Times Appeals for Independents Over Republicans
The paper drops its Regular Republican column and endorses the Independents, signaling a strong editorial shift toward third-party or nonaligned candidates.
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Tax Beaver Times
Wolseley defeats Abbi Pasha in decisive victory
General Wolseley achieves a brilliant and decisive victory over Abbi Pasha's forces, likely ending the Egyptian conflict.
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Wolseley
Abbi Pasha
Official Announcement of Train Time Changes and Connections
Time changes affect the Sea Shore Express and Day Express from Montandon with revised arrivals at Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York. The Williamsport Accommodation adds late evening service with sleeper options to Philadelphia and New York and the Erie Mail and Fast Line East consolidates into one train with through sleeping cars to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
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Seeee
Lewisburg
Fair Ground
Vicksburg
Mifflaburg
Millmont
Laurelton
Wiker Run
Chery Run
Spring Mills
Coburn
P.M. Lewisburg
Montandonar
Montandon
Erie Mail
Sea Shore Express
Day Express
Niagara Express
Wit
Williamsport Accomodation
Sea Shore
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Harrats
Baltimore
Washington
Williamsport
Fast Line
Embroideries in Match Goods Attract City Shoppers
With a fine line of embroideries in match goods, the shop invites the public to view the new offerings. Patrons are asked to visit to see the collection and be shown the assortment alongside the above named goods.
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William Kreamer
Mary Mark
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