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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1914

Page

6

Woodland Fire Sweeps Through Main Street Town

Fire originating in Merritt's Restaurant swept Woodland's business district Saturday night, destroying 18 to 19 buildings including Merritt's, the Golden Eagle hall, and James Palmer's hardware store. Clearfield firefighters delivered water from Roaring Creek dam, saving several homes. total losses about 25,000 with few insurances.

Woodland Merritt Clearfield James Merritt Pennsylvania H. & W. Fire Company Harvey Barger Golden Eagle James Palmer Alex Dugan Ernest Albert Ashley Woolridge Andrew Powell P.G.S A. Hall Jaffey Jerry Maines Dr. &. B. Shivery Stine New York Central Railroad Roaring Creek Barger Restaurant Vulcan Trading Company

Death of Hensel Shocks Clearfield County Community

David Hensel a prominent Clearfield County resident was found dead near Madera two days after he left for his son Sherman’s farm. He likely died from heat while resting under a tree on Saturday July 11. The 82 year old, born in Cashtown Adams County, left carpentry then lumber and coal work. Survived by five sons and two daughters, two brothers and a sister. Funeral held at Hagerty’s X Roads with many attending.

David Hensal Hagerty's X-Roads Cashtown Adams County John Hensal Clearfield County Madera Clearfield Somerset George Pembina North Dakota Thomas Nowata Oklahoma John Amos Amos and Sherman Blanche Thomas Boyer Pittsburgh Cora J. C. Stanley Philipsburg West Surive

New Trial Demanded in Murder Case in West Side Killing

Reports show Bert Hand pleads guilty to jewelry robbery linked with Haney and Gallaher in DuBois last November and is jailed for further inquiry. Adam Meckles faces multiple charges for assault and battery and wife desertion in Sandy Township with alleged brutal family abuse including a fatal cow beating. Pending motions seek new trials for Caro, Mastrini, and Cimo, with juror statements and prejudice alleged in Cimo’s case. The Hoston case awaits hearing next Monday after juror remarks about epilepsy.

Sandy Bert Hand Bell Adam Meckles Sandy Township Adam Paul Caro Raphael Mastrini Antonio Matafiro West Side Harry Leathers Leathers Cimo Hoston Clayton Hoston James Dunkle Hoyt

Miners Trouble at Carbon Colliery Set for Arbitration

Work resumed at Carbon colliery after a weeklong suspension. An arbitration meeting with commissioners J C Forsythe and William Broad will address the weighing scales dispute between miners and management. President Patrick Gilday travels to the P R R main line to press for settlements at Lily strike ongoing since April 1.

Carbon J.C. Forsythe William Broad Pee Wee No. 19 Patrick Gilday P. R. R. Main Line Lily

Parable of Life in a Wireless Telegraph Scene

A story unfolds around a wireless telegraph setup where a home’s apparatus can receive messages but cannot send. The boys note that power is needed to send and that transmitting costs, turning the scene into a parable about life and limits.

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Claire McClure Lower Woodland Brick Works Barger Merritt Restaurant Fink David Hensel Philip Cima T Court Telegraph Service Progress Matt and Jeff Bud” Fisher Hom Frank Menke
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