Officers and Directors Listing with Dues Note
The document lists officers including President Robert H Sommerville Vice President James B Minds Treasurer W Hees Secretary and Gen Mer obo R Bixler Editor and directors James H Minds Robert H Sommerville A 5 Moulthnop A B Mouser John W Barrett BE W Hess Bury A Reed and a 31.00 amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Sommerville
James B. Minds
W. Hees
Harry A Reed
Merobo R. Bixler
James H. Minds
Moulthnop
A. B. Mouser
John W. Barrett
BE. W. Hess
Bury A Reed
Decline of Penrose Reflected in Election Losses
Reported returns show Penrose allied candidates faring poorly in a November election. Henderson won decisively aided by Penrose endorsement, while Kephart trailed, and the road bond amendment failed, signaling waning influence of the Penrose machine and hinting at trouble for the senator's upcoming re election.
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United States
Penrose
Superior Court
Kephart
Henderson
Kephar
Penrose Gang
Bigelow Department
Peyrose
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Penrose Machine
Teichce
Trainmen Victory Amid Amicable Wage Settlement
The wage dispute across forty one eastern railroads ended amicably as trainsmen secured a material pay increase. The peaceful settlement is seen as a model for future labor talks, reducing strikes and lockouts. It is hoped large employers will adopt arbitration to resolve differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The People’s Cause and Chicago Convention
The Progressive party formed to rescue the people from boss rule. The Chicago convention’s bold deal dominating Taft marks the culmination of alleged deceit and fraud by Republican leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Chicago
Taft
Republica
Progressive revolt reshapes Pennsylvania politics after Penrose era
The piece argues that Republican bosses engineered fraud against Theodore Roosevelt’s reform movement, spurring four million voters to back Progressivism. It notes Penrose remains a target, claims Pennsylvania voters favor a cleaner, more capable successor, and suggests the Progressive surge could sweep Democrats and Republicans toward reform.
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Republican Party
Taft
United States
Roosevelt
Penrose
Tait
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pearoses
Jameses
Palmers
Progressive Party
Progressives
Washington Party
Shal
Health questions guide local women's clubs to study public welfare
In several states women clubs are urged to examine health issues affecting children and the community. They may review impure food, drug adulteration, food selection, sanitation of markets, and law compliance to improve public health, while other notes question sidewalks, hunting grounds, snow removal, and old fashions in lumbermen attire.
Beware of the Man Who Sells Virtue for Pocket Change
A terse, cautionary verse warns readers to distrust smooth talkers who claim virtue for personal gain. It emphasizes the danger of allowing such figures to seize opportunities or rob others of their belongings.
Closing Lessons From Moses In Deuteronomy From A Sunday School Lesson
Rev. 0 M. Stearne reflects on Moses final acts in Deuteronomy, Moses view from Pisgah, and God’s mercy. The author links Moses death with the law’s end, compares to Christ’s sacrifice, and notes Moses burial by the Lord. Themes include life, blessing and choosing life over death.
New York Stocks Lifted by Mexican News Momentum
Early trading in New York shows brisk gains across many issues as favorable Mexican developments shape sentiment. Union Pacific climbs to 149¾, National Railways of Mexico second preferred advances to 11¾, and Canadian Pacific gains about ¾ point with steel and other rails rising amid strong demand.
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New York
London
National Railways of Mexico
Union Pacific
Petiny
Lssses
Pacife
Canadian Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Lew Haven
New Haven
Liggett & M
Nat Biscuit
N. X
Dtr Brake & Pt
Central
N.Y
Sugar
Northern Pac
Atchison
Southern Pac
Canadian Pac
Ches
Ohio
Tenn
Coppe
Texas Co
General Markets New York November grain and sugar figures
In New York trading the wheat market shows heaviness amid favorable Argentine news and higher Bradstreet supply. Reports cover flour receipts and shipments, cornmeal and buckwheat flour prices, oats, sugar trends, and butter values with varied inventories and quality grades across creamery and state dairies.
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New York
Buffalo
North Duluth
Fo. B
Bradstreet
Lsc
Muscovero
Nista
Real Estate Transfers and Local Election Updates
Real estate transfers show William Ferguson to Robert Pater son and others with amounts from $40 to $4000 for land in Clearfield Burnside Morris DuBois and Sandy. Following are election results from Potter Huntingdon and Clarion counties with Progressive gains and dry outcomes. Jersey Shore to elect a Progressive burgess.
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William Ferguson
Robert Paterson
Decamr
Nora J. Watson
John Im. Hopplani
Burnside
Alvin Cowder
M. M. Overly
Clearfield
Henrietta Shaw
Philip Young
Lawrence
Donald B. Klime
W. C. Ordon
Edward McGowan
Myron McEvenew
Morris Two
Lewis Walkey
Hattie Phillips
Osceola
Benjamin R. Brown
William &. Tobias
Ferguson Two
Dercey Griffith
Vern Long
Curwenaville
Walter E. Horn
Herbert A. Moore
DuBois
Mary A. Stern
Ignating
Abramovicz
Wm. Blazewicz
Sandy Two
Potter County
Albert S. Heck
John Omerod
Heck
Onlywspaper
Coudersport Enterprise
Omerod
Huntingdon County
Clarion County
Texer
Jersey Shore
Cambria County Judge O'Connor Wins Victory and Local Transfers
Democratic Judge O Connor elected in Cambria County. Butler County votes down the license candidate by a small margin. Progressives sweep Tioga County electing sheriff by about 2000. Property transfers include EB Reed to A B Reed in Clearfield 1700 dollars and multiple real estate deeds in Morris two Bigler and Westover towns with sums from 75 to 965 dollars and 500 or more.
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Judge O'Connor
Cambria County
Butler County
Wat
Tioga County
EB. B. Reed
A. B. Reed
Clearfield
Philipsburg Coal and Lamber Co
William E. Harris
Morris Two
Philipsburg Coal and Limpber Co
Edward Harris
Rosa A. McKee
John M. Tozer
Westover
Sophia Tozer
Olive Tozer
Chest Two
Sophia Tosier
Abbie Yingling
Olive Tozier
Marriages Listed From Centre to Clearfield Counties
Marriage licenses announced for multiple couples across Centre Clearfield and neighboring towns. Names include John Cumfer Elizabeth Cox Cornelius Barron Catherine Smith and others with residences Blanchard Keewayden Helvetia Falls Creek DuBois Curwensville Sandy Brisbio borough Cherry Tree Coalport Smithmill Coslpost Wyus and related locales.
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John Cumfer
Elizabeth Cox
Blanchard
Centre Co
Harry Conaway
Louise Vallimont
Keewayden
Cornelius F. Barron
Galeton
Catherine Smith
Clearfield
Nicholas Antonowiccz
Wer Venika Wilk
Helvetia
Francis Patrzalek
Falls Creek
Mary Padzik
DuBois
Samuel Swoope
Brady Township
Clearfield Co
Caroline Millgop
Curwensville
Grace Braczouski
Rose Rove
Yurelaanis
Sandy Township
Alfred Marien
Mean Huniguan
Brisbi
Jobn Franklin Murphy
Cherry Tree
Rebecca Jame Archibald
Wyus
Albert Landau
Marie Attavioni
Smithmill
James Fletcher
Coalport
Mary Yennuty
Coslpost
Hunter pays fine after buck fawn death in Goshen town
A. H. Beals Vandergrift shot a buck fawn while hunting Tuesday in Goshen township and, admitting it violated the law, paid a 50 fine. The venison was donated to Clearfield hospital for patients and others. Beals acted honestly, unlike some hunters, the report notes.
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Goshen Township
A. H. Beals
Death of Osceola Mills hotelkeeper Harry Washburn
Harry Washburn, a former Philipsburg hotel keeper, died at his Osceola Mills home Sunday morning at age 3 years, 11 months, and 29 days. He moved to Osceola Mills recently. He was married to Francis Gearhart in 1878. three children survive. Funeral services are set for 8:30 A.M. tomorrow with private interment Thursday morning.
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Harry Washburn
Philipsburg
Osceola Mills
Osceola
Me. Washburn
Francis Gearhart
Asbury Gearhart
Lock Haven Falls To Defeat In Rain Soaked Match
On a muddy field marked by rain and a slick ball the local high school football game against Lock Haven unfolded. Despite a bold display by both teams, the heavy Lock Haven backfield troubled the locals early, while Clearfield capitalized with Fulford scoring late in the first half. In the second half Lock Haven stalled on offense, with Adams breaking a 60 yard run only to fumble as he crossed the line.
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H. S
Lock Haven
Clearfield District Falls Short in Scrappy Gridiron Showdown
A fragmentary report notes a rally by the Clearfield area team with key plays by Stewart and Mitchell. The final score appears misread at 130, with Clark Mitchell and Ford Stewart cited as standout performers and an upcoming home game against Patton High School.
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Jon
Dallyand
Chearties
Clark Mitchell
Stewart
Lock Haven Adams
Ford Stewart
Flegat
Tharfield
Young People's Social at First Presbyterian Church
A social hosted by the church's young people drew a large crowd with music and games. The dining room featured Hallows' decorations and stylish arrangements as attendees enjoyed a delightful evening.
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First Presbyterian Church
Presterian Church
Evenios
Silk Mill Work Expands as Looms Grow in West Side
About a dozen looms operate at the silk mill with more on the way and quick training for new workers. The mill emphasizes strict hiring standards for girls, highlighting local pride in Clearfield. Also noted is the death of Adam Bonsall of Brady township at 90. Funeral plans follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Remy
Deer and Elk Hunting Banned in Four Counties
Secretary Joseph Kalbtus of the State Game Commission closes Bria Fayette Westmoreland and Erset counties to three years of deer and elk hunting after receiving hundreds of petitions from residents urging closure under the Grow act of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kalbtus
State Game Commission
Bria
Fayette
Westmoreland
Erset
Destroys Sight In Eye In Hunting Accident
Stewart Brink seventeen years old was hunting near Trvona when his gun kicked as it discharged the stock struck him in the right eye destroying the sight. In Indiana County J Rogers died at his home in DuBois in the 62nd year of his age survived by two brothers and a sister. Also note a railroad project to build a double track on its line between PunamuTawney and Creek Side.
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Stewart Brink
St’ Trvona
Buffalop, Rochester &, Pittsburgh Railroad
Pumanutawney
Creek Side
Indiana Co
J. Rogers
Rogers
DuBois
Osceola Bridge Reopens Over Moshaanen River
The bridge over the Moshaanen at Osceola Mille is again open to traffic, pleasing residents who had been forced to ford the stream for several weeks.
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Osceola Bridge
Osceola Mille
A Slater in this County Died at Martinsburg Home
Mrs. Henrietta Kensinger died at her Martinsburg residence on Monday. A sister Mrs. Sarah Kensinger of Clearfield County is among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Henrietta Kensinger
Martinsburg
Blair Co
Sarah Kensinger
Clearfield County
Patient Taken to Warren County Asylum
Mrs John Henry, reported as showing signs of mental trouble for some time, was placed in the Warren asylum on Monday by County Commissioner Richards and others, in hope of recovery after a period of observation.
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Warren
Richards
John Henry
Warre
Henry
Lisle McCall Admitted to Clearfield County Bar
Lisle McCall of DuBela was sworn in as a member of the Clearfield county bar after being admitted to practice law in the state on Monday.
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Lisle McCall
DuBela
Clearfield County
Mrs Charlotte Kephart Dies in West Moshannon at 76
Mrs Charlotte Kephart widow of Abram Kephart and mother of Mrs J B Hoyt wife of the county home steward died at her West Moshannon home at 12 20 last night in her 77th year.
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Charlotte Kephart
Abram Kephart
Hoyt
West Moshannon
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