Stranger With Hallucinations Driven by Fear of Forced Marriage
A man roamed the Vinera district near Diamond Street muttering oddly and gesturing, drawing bystanders’ attention. Taken into custody, he was placed in borough lockup then county jail as officers investigated his mental state. He claimed the name Lewis N. Gravee and spoke of wireless telegraphy and marriage, but feared relatives would force him to wed a woman he dislikes, targeting his brother and a supposed conspiracy led by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinera
Faz
Moore
Bia
Dabors
Bat Pean
Lewis N. Gravee
Lock Haven
Williamspost
Lock Haven Lodge
Brom
Jai
Burged Woodward
Ran Com
Havrilla Will Probated Here Incomplete Text
The will of Join Havrilla, the man shot by Charles Bonyak in Monnstown, probated at the office of Register and Recorder Reed. Attorney Hartswick appeared for the wakein. The brief document, in Slavoc on a small sheet, names money to his mother, and power to his brother equally divided. May 13, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Havrills
Charles Bonyak
Monnstown
Hevrida
Laige
Handsome bungalow on Cemetery Hill near Catholic cemetery
Edward F. Leitzinger plans a bungalow with landscaped grounds described as ideal in every detail and a display of taste. John Leitzinger tests a new six cylinder Hudson. old aeromobile to be converted to a truck. Johnstown smallpox cases rise as vaccinations continue and fears of spread grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Leitzinger
Fawsty
Leitzinger
Leit@inger
Berry Ifield
Eddie Leitzinger
John Lebttzinger
Leltzinger Brothers
Baby Dies After Carriage Accident on Clearfield Street
The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Burton Wisor of Urigg on Clearfield street died this morning from injuries after a fall from a baby carriage. The accident occurred earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Wisor
Urigg
Cleareld Street
Heavy frost hits county with widespread damage
A heavy frost settled across the section this morning with roofs white as if covered in snow. North winds from Sunday cooled the air while a late fog formed Up river. Down river areas report greater frost damage with beans and tender crops suffering. Warmer weather is forecast for tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Balkan Peace Talks End With Unsettled Issues
London June 10 The final session in the Balkan peace conference at St James Palace closed with several matters left undecided. Delegates from Balkan states and Turkey agreed to refer outstanding questions to their governments for resolution and to proceed with prisoner exchange negotiations as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendon
London
Balkan
Turkey
St James' Palace
Bass Season Opens Monday Next
Announcement to local fishermen in the county that bass fishing begins Monday next week. The note mentions bass are scarce in streams nearby and the opening is of interest to anglers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endes County
Arm Amputation for Blood Poison Endangers Leipold
Dan Leipold underwent amputation of roughly mid upper arm after blood poisoning spread from a door spring injury at a hotel. Surgeons including Dr. Leipold, Dr. Cowdrick and Dr. Bennett performed the operation, with the patient recovering and hopes for his ankle recovery held by his uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danial Leipel
Haggerty Indicted in West Virginia
A telegraphic dispatch reports Thomas Haggerty indicted in Charleston West Virginia for violating the Sherman antitrust law Haggerty a United Mine Workers district official from Clearfield represents District No 2 He lives in Reynoldsville and has aided miners in the West Virginia field for about a year Death notices follow Orin W Kennedy of Clearfield died in Pittsburgh hospital from pneumonia He was general manager of Orient Coal and Coke Co at Uniontown PA He leaves a widow and two daughters A death notice for Violet Gertrude Edwards 15 Osceola Osceola girl dies Funeral later today A Civil Service exam will be held at Philipsburg on June 28 for PMahwaster positions at Peale Smoke Run and Smiths Miz Fred Vicard owner of a Freachville hotel and father in law of Clearfield Chief of Police McHenry died at his home today His funeral details were not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestonn
West Virginia
Thomas Haggerty
Haggerty
National Board
United Mine Workers of America
Clearfield
Reynoldsville
Orin W. Kennedy
H. A. Kennedy
Dwd
Pitsburgh Hospital
J. Kennedy
Orient Coal and Coke Company
Uniontown
Federal Civil Service Commission
Philipsburg
Pmahwaster
Peale
Smoke Run
Smiths Miz
Fred Vicard
Freachville
McHenry
Flushing the Streets A Great Improvement
The street department rushed the paved streets this morning washing bricks with water from fire plugs. After washing the brickwork looked entirely different and a cool flush with sprinkling twice weekly is praised for cleanliness and public health.
Automobile Parties Here Over Sunday
Four automobile parties spent Sunday in this city stopping at the Dime Inn. Miss Grace Thomas and Miss Nat Se Elder of Baltimore and Joe Benginger of the Commercial Bank and George Swank of Dubois were en route to Philipsburg. Mr and Mrs H E Hallman and Mrs A H Anderson of Altoona formed another motoring group. H M Cawthers and wife F G St Clavir and wife and Miss St Clair of Dubois were also seen. Miss S Owens Miss H Slouch A Brady and G B Webble of Altoona rode over in their machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimetins
Grace Thomas
Nat Se Elder
Baltimore
Joe Benshinger
Commercial Batsl
George Swank
DuBois
Philipsburg
H. E. Hallman
A.H. Anderson
Altoona
H M. Cawthers Amit
F. G. St. Clavir
St. Clair
S. Owens
H. Slouch
A.brady
G. B. Webble
Suffragette Arson Squad Gains Momentum After Derby Death
Suffragette arson squad strikes again burning royal box at Hurst Park injuring property worth public claims. Trial opens at Old Bailey for leaders Kerr Lake Barrett Saunders Kenney Lennox, Drummond illness postpones. Emily Davison dies after attempting to stop the King's horse at Epsom Derby. viewed as martyr for Votes for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hurst Park
River Lea
Walthamstow
Middlesex Cricket Grounds
Royal Box
Court Grand
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailley
Harriet Kerr
Agnes Lake
Rachel Barrett
Beatrice Saunders
Annie Kenney
Laura Lennox
Edwin Qiayton
Mrg
Flora Drummond
Emily Wilding Davison
Epsom
Watsen
Miss Davison
Tariff Lobby Quiz Enters Second Week in Senate Probe
Washington June 10 The senate lobby probe enters its second week with fewer than a dozen senators examined and many witnesses to come. Testimony reveals senators acting as attorneys or representatives for interests, widening the inquiry beyond the tariff bill and into broader abuses. President Wilson says publicity from the probe should yield beneficial results and declines to comment on Senator Townsend’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Overman
Townsend
Telegrapic Ticks and Tragedy Across the Nation
John Roemer of Niles Ohio was killed when his car overturned trapping two occupants. A Missouri Kansas Texas passenger train struck a horse near McAlester injuring twenty and killing two. Mary Brazil of Hanford California, a servant, was arrested in Boston after detectives traced her across the continent for $2000 in stolen jewelry and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roemer
Roemer
Niles, C
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
McAlester
Oxla
Mary Brazil
Hanford
Cal
Boston
Big Shakeup in Weather Bureau
Washington June 10 The weather bureau undergoes a third removal since Willis L. Moore was ousted as chief amid bid for secretary of agriculture Secretary Houston suspends J Warres Silih Professor of meteorology Columbus Henry B. Hersey general inspector Milwaukee Rosswille E. Pollock section director Trenton N J and Norman P Conger general inspector Detroit Mich Thirty nine heads have fallen from the bureau by deposition demotion or suspension for alleged misuse of position Two days ago thirty one more were reduced in rank and two were suspended pending investigation Secretary Houston aims for a thorough overhaul and a fresh start in the agency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Houston
J. Warres Silih
Columbus
Henry B. Hersey
Milwaukee
Rosswille E. Pollock
Trenton
N. J
Norman P. Conger
Detroit
Mich
Moore
Charles T. Barna
Train Kills Two In Bed At Cleveland Va
A Norfolk and Western freight wreck at Cleveland Virginia killed a woman and her seventeen year old daughter who were asleep in bed when the train left the rails and crushed the dwelling. Two trainmen died trapped under the engines. One other crew member died and eleven were injured in the disaster. The incident occurred as the fast freight plummeted down an embankment after derailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Wo Ya
Norfolk and Western
Cleveland
Sarah Owens
Deaths of a Day in New York and Conn Notables
Edward Lynch of Williamstown N Y dies at four feet tall while with Barnum and Bailey shows. Sister Mary Agnes of St Michael's convent, New York, was formerly Miss Cecelia Carewell of New York. Ex State Senator George W Smith, 64, died at New Hartford Conn after serving in lower house and in the Senate. Alexander Bachmann, musician and publisher, dies in Philadelphia at eighty two, born in Germany and came to the U S at fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8
Lynch
Witttemsburg
N.Y
Barnum & Bailey
Cffors
Mary Agnes
Presentation Order
St. Michael's Convent
New York City
Mias Ceceifa Carewell
George W. Smith
New Hartford Conn
Gesembly
Senate
Alexander Bachmann
Mastcian
Micas
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cor Stable Moore
Graves
Anto
Havrilla
Jsy Havyilia
Cemetery Hill
Edward Leitzinger
Rey
A. J Smelko
Joseph Poiko
Yas Autos
Rona Havrilla
Johnstown
Rev. Smelko
Dan Leipold
Laipold
Hig
Mr. Laipold
Violet Gertrude Edwards
Jas
Libbie Edwards
Osceola
Williamsport
State Water Supply Commission
Susquehanna River
West Branch
Owen W. Seeley
Bradford
Frank Roessner
Hiro
Stewart
Highway Department
Blue Ball
Sheridan
Snd
Ming Marie Lupton
George Lupton
Philipnburg
Fast Geelk
An -- Ae
Caiitan
King’s Horse
Timothy D. Sullivan
Europe
American Press Association
Timothy D
Big Tim’) Sullivan
Cincinnati
England
Ofivers
Toor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!