State Grange day at State college excursion reduced fares
State Grange sets Wednesday June 18 as State Grange day at State College with a guided tour of campus facilities including the mining school engineering labs natural science and agriculture programs. Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced round trips June 16 18 with tickets valid to June 20 for farmers sons and rural youth traveling via Tyrone to Bellefonte.
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State Grange
State College
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tyrone
Bellefonte
Minimg School
School of Engineering
School of Natural Science
Deeds Filed At County Capitol Transfer List
Deeds recorded in the Register and Recorder’s office show property transfers in DuBois and Clearfield. Marie Baston to Russell Sercist for a DuBois lot valued at 2850 dollars. Henry Funeran to Geo Metelondus for a DuBois lot at 225 dollars. E E Lindemuth as executor to Walter Welch for a Clearfield lot at 251 dollars. Walter Welch to Catherine Zipp for a Clearfield lot at 251 dollars. George W Johnson to Albert Kassiva for a DuBois lot at 300 dollars.
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Office of Register and Recorder Reed
Marie L. Baston
Russell M. Secrist
DuBois
Henry Funeran
Geo. Metelondus
E. E. Lindemuth
Walter Welch
Clearfield
Catherine Zipp
George W. Johnson
Albert Kassiva
Marriage Licenses Issued by Register Reed
Licenses to marry have been issued to John Zahmanies of Hawk Run and Julia Balcho of Morrisdale. Adam Zewadski of DuBois and Anna Gutowsk of DuBois. Benjamin F. Williams of Crimer and Cora A. Brown of Clearfield.
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Register and Recorder
Reed
John Zahmanies
Hawk Run
Julia Balcho
Morrisdale
Adam Zewadski
Anna Gutowsk
DuBois
Benjamin F. Williams
Crimer
Cora A. Brown
Clearfield
The Cold Spell Brings Hail and Frost to Clearfield
Residents report a lingering cold snap with hail near Clearfield creek bridge and heavy frosts across the county. Merchants and farmers face slowed business and delayed crop growth, though expectations rise for a return to warmer, seasonable weather soon.
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Clearfield
Clearfield Creek Bridge
Clearfield Baptist Association holds 64th animal session
The Clearfield Baptist association will hold its 64th animal session at Reynoldsville June 11 and 12. Delegates from Clearfield include W. P Sheeder J. M. Chase Zoe Woodward and Mae Kline. Rev. W. G. Car will also attend.
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Clearfield Baptist Association
Reynoldsville
Junne
Clearfield
W. P Sheeder
J. M. Chase
Zoe Woodward
Mae Kline
W. G. Car
DeHaas and Border Depart for Arkansas Visit
William DeHaas and Samuel Border left Friday for a three week visit to Yellville Arkansas. DeHaas will straighten out the affairs of the zinc company of which he is receiver and in which Clearfield residents are financially interested. Border will enjoy the Ozark climate.
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School of Agriculture
William DeHaas
Samuel 3
Border
Yellville
Arkansas
DeHaas
Zinc
Ozarks
Want advertisement draws twelve applicants in days
A local Progress column ran a four line want ad seeking a boy to learn printing. The ad appeared once and within two days twelve applicants had applied for the position.
Bucking Broncs and Best Laughter Stop The Crowd
Wild Wyoming Bills Wild West Exhibition thrills Clearfield audiences in June with a dozen bucking bronzes that twist and tumble riders. The show promises hearty laughter and action as the crowd cheers the husky cowboy who stays aboard.
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Wyoming
Country Club to Open Soon at Clearfield Curwensville
The Clearfield Curwensville Country Club plans a 1913 season with major improvements and a new Hyde farm two acre entrance drive. Opening day is set for June 26 with a supper by the ladies. President H F Bigler names season committees for house and field duties.
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Clearfield
Curwensville
Bigler
Hyde
H. F. Bigler
House
A. E. Patton
William S. Betts
John W. Wrigley
John Kennard
C S. Russell
W. H. Patterson
Insurance Agent S. A. Eastborne Visits Philadelphia
S A Eastborne of Philadelphia, a Provident Life and Trust insurance agent, is in town to check on insured friends and stress life’s uncertainty and the need to prepare for the future.
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S. A. Eastborne
Philadelphia
Provident Life and Trust Company
College Frat Weekend Guests From Clearfield DuBois
Miss Agnes Weaver and Miss Lim Gallagher of Clearfield along with Miss Morris of DuBois and Messrs Jerry Wallace Asbury Lee Jr and Reilly Lytele traveled to State College this morning to attend a fraternity party during their stay at the college.
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Agnes Weaver
Lim Gallagher
Clearfield
Morris
DuBois
Jerry Wallace Asbury Lee, Jr
Reilly Lytele
State College
Fawns Approach Woman as Mother Herd Warns Off
In a rural scene near Lick Run last Friday Paul Mahaffey observed a dog and two small fawns approach him curiously. The fawns moved toward him but obeyed their mother and ran after her into the brush when warned off.
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Lick Run
Paul Mahaffey
Paul
Bridge bids rejected for Deer Creek reinforcer bridge
Supervisors of Girard and Covington townships rejected bids received last week in the Arbitration Room for a reinforcer concrete bridge over Deer Creek at Frenchville station. Bids were deemed too high and the project will be re advertised under Supervisor James O. Leonard’s oversight.
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Girard
Covington
Court House
Deer Creek
Frenchville Station
James O. Leonard
The Sweet Girl Graduate in Civic Solutions
The poem-like item from the Philadelphia Star depicts a young woman who speaks on state affairs and psychic topics with ease. It praises her as capable yet notes the public's reverence and applause for a seemingly precocious graduate.
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Philadelphia Star
Rev Nelson E C Cleaver Dies in Brooklyn Hospital
Information reaches this city of the death on Tuesday last in a Brooklyn hospital of Rev Nelson E C Cleaver who had been appointed to the Curwensville Methodist pastorate at the recent Central Pennsylvania conference. He was 49 and popular. Survived by two daughters and a son. Funeral will be held tomorrow at Lewisburg.
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Brooklyn
New York
Nelson E. C. Cleaver
Curwensville
Central Pennsylvania
Cleaver
George Leidy
Lewisburg
Tisza to Form a Cabinet in Hungary
Budapest June The Emperor Francis Joseph asks Count Stephen Tisza to form a new cabinet replacing the Lukacs administration. It is expected Tisza will reappoint Dr. von Lukacs and colleagues to their former offices. Uruguay Sanctions Treaty Uruguay senate approves a treaty of arbitration between Uruguay and the United States dated June 9.
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Budapest
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Count Stephen Tisza
Ladislaus Ton Lukacs
Count Tisza
von Lukacs
Uruguay
Montevideo
United States
Fire Flue Fire Reported At Noll Home Sunday
Firemen responded to an alarm in the Second ward finding a blaze in the flue of John L Noll's house. No damage was reported.
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John
L. Noll
Suf fragette arson and horse incident at Epsom
At Epsom Downs on June 5 a woman rushed the reins of King George's runner Anmer causing jockey Jones to fall and be badly injured while the riderhood killed the assailant. In Wiltshire militant suffragettes set fire to an unoccupied mansion near Trowbridge causing about 75000 dollars in damage and left a placard reading for damages apply to Runciman.
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Epsom
England
Anmer
Tottenham Corner
Epsom Downs
Jones
Ap Mer
London
Westwood
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
Runciman
Walter Runciman
Robbery Hits Whitesboro Post Office Safe
Thieves blasted the Whitesboro post office with an explosion and fled with little loot as the postmaster notes many prior robberies. Investigators say the interior was wrecked and the burglars used an automobile. Earlier, Old Forge post office was robbed but only the mail key was taken.
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Utica
Whitesboro
Old Forge
Ipswich Strike Persists as 600 Workers Stay Out
Ipswich Mass June 7 Six hundred strikers who returned to work at the Ipswich hosiery mills again failed to report after an appeal by Joseph Schiller I W W organizer who spoke to Greek and Polish operatives. Those remaining out plan to hold to the I W W stance for a twenty percent wage rise.
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Ipswich
Mass
Joseph Schiller
Industrial Workers of the World
Telegraphic Ticks Seizure and Reprieve Reports
Federal inspectors seize seventy five thousand cigars at Providence for lacking revenue stamps. Jake Oppenheimer of Sacramento was reprieved for two weeks by Governor Johnson. Bessie Nathan, twelve, escaped by sliding down bed sheets at St Ann's Home in Peekskill in night clothes.
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Providence RL
Jake Oppenheimer
Sacramento
Cal
Johnson
Bessie Nathan
St Ann’s
Peekskill, N
Miners Strike Halts Coal Field as Senate Inquiry Looms
In Raleigh county near New River, several hundred miners walk out at Stanford over tipple weight checks as a senate investigation nears. P. J. Paulson seeks about a hundred witnesses from New York to Chicago to testify. Disappearance of E W Gawghot fuels tension as guards and subpoenas are readied.
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Union
Charleston
W. Va
New River
Raleigh
Stanford
National Organization of Mine Workers
P. J. Paulson
Mr. Paulson
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Gawghot
E. W. Gawghot
Baldwin-Feltz Guards
Senate Committee
Frisco Grafter Convicted In Forties Bunko Case
Frank Esola a former San Francisco detective was found guilty of conniving with Michael Gallo in robbing a farmer of 900. The state says eight police officers face conspiracy charges as confederates in a bunko ring that siphoned more than 309000 since 1905 with police protection. Former Assemblyman Dismo Benegri testified about a 25 percent tribute on all swindling.
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San Francisco
Bunko Gang
Frank Esola
Esola
Michael Gallo
Bunko
Bunko Ring
Dismo Benegri
Man Arrested For Attempted Ransom To President Wilson
Giuseppe Pomaro, 35, was arrested in Youngstown Ohio by a U S secret service captain for sending a threatening letter to President Wilson demanding 5000 dollars. Pomaro allegedly admitted the request and said he merely wanted the money.
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Youngstown
Giuseppe Pomaro
Washer
United States Secret Service
Wilson
U. S
Washington, D. C
Miners Saved by Helmets After Gas Explosion
Rescuers using oxygen helmets saved twenty three miners at Scott colliery Shamokin Pennsylvania after a gas explosion. Only two miners were killed as fire broke out but was extinguished with no further fatalities.
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Shamokin
Scott
Train hits tree injuring twenty four on Chatham express
A tree blown down in a Harlem railroad curve near Wingate struck a Chatham Express coach, injuring twenty four passengers who were treated at Hasbrouck's store Slocum's hotel and the rail station. The engineer stopped the train, two people were not seriously hurt and Father Groggin was badly cut. The storm also caused a barn fire at South Milbrook where William C. Entee was struck by lightning but escaped serious harm.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Chatham Express
Harlem
Wingate
Pawling
Dover Plains
Brewster
Hasbrouck
Slocum
Father Groggin
New York
R. L. Burton
South Milbrook
William C. Entee
Americans Lost in Peru Search Expands from Lima
Lima reports the Peruvian government has launched searching parties for two American expeditions missing for months. W. H. Cremer of Chicago led the first scientific voyage while a second rubber and mine expedition funded by F. T. Grunditch of Chicago did not have its leader. The Lima Geographical Society directs the efforts.
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Lima
W. H. Cremer
Chicago
F. T. Grunditch
Lima Geographical Society
Sulzer Announces Speaking Tour Dates
Albany June 9 Governor Sulzer outlines campaign stops for his direct primary bill. Schedule spans Clyde Monday Buffalo Tuesday Rochester Wednesday Yonkers New Rochelle Mount Vernon Friday New York Saturday and Albany June 17 the opening of the legislature. Theodore Roosevelt to appear with Sulzer in Buffalo and Rochester.
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N. Y
Sulzer
Clyde
Buffalo
Rochester
Yonkers
New Rochelle
Mount Vernon
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
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