Clearfield Building Boom Shapes Central Pennsylvania Town
The article details a wave of construction across Clearfield with new fireproof exchanges, department stores, and stone rooms. It notes projects by J. G. McGrory Company, A. & C. Telephone, Whitmer Steele, and multiple repairs to bridges and mills. The piece highlights expanded rail terminals, new storefronts, and refinishing efforts fueling growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laltainger’ Brothers
J. G. McGrory Company
A. & C. Telephone Company
Leule Sheir
Balla
Shire
Sherr
Clearfield
Dinaray
Panm Public Service Company
Market Street
Cleanfield
Towm
Pennsylvania
Curtain drama and Albany crisis loom in impeachment scene
The article describes the impeachment clash between Governor and legislature centered in Albany. Chief Judge Eagar Cullen nears retirement, while the court of appeals and senate face a possible removal vote. Demonstrations against Tammany and vigorous legal maneuvering mark a tense political showdown with uncertainty about the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge Cullen
Grant
Eagar M. Cullen
Court of Appeals
Penate
Monvu‘qeental
Albany
New York City
Bulner
Tammany
Sulzer
Andrew Johnso
United States
Congress
Impeachment Trials Delay in New York Union Scandal
The article outlines a pending impeachment process involving Gov. Sulier, noting delays in the court of appeals and labor department reforms. It details estimated trial costs, fiscal allocations for salaries and offices, vacancies in the Senate, and questions of law, political factors, and participation by judges. The piece also mentions weather and a local aside about Pat and Mire Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal
I ‘le
Court of Appeals
Charter Becker
Labor Department
Sergion
Samminstoners
Supreme
Sutter
Thette
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Stephen J. Billwell
Senate
Supreme Court
Sena
Tammany
Suffragettes Fire Historic Penhurst Mansion
London reports a suffragette arson attempt at Penhurst Place in Kent, famed fourteenth century seat of Lord De L’Isle and Dudley. Fire damaged window frames while household staff extinguished flames. suffrage literature found on grounds and rags soaked in petroleum discovered. Neighbors react with indignation as the mansion may close to visitors, containing priceless portraits, tapestries, and items once held by Queen Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Penhurat Place
Sidney
Queen Elizabeth
Missing Uncle and Niece Spark Local Hunt
Verna Walker aged 17 and her uncle aged 35 have run away from Avis Clinton County. Authorities and District Attorney Hall are tracing the pair after a tale of improper affection and family tensions at the Walker home. Efforts to locate them continue with no sighting reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrighd
Verna Walker
Hams
Avis
Clinton County
Walker
Dedmea
Hychet
Wif
T. Hall
Clinstoe County
Earl
The Old Painter and Hunters at Dawn
A fragmentary scene describes an aged painter retelling a tale of a man and a trembling portrait. Nearby hunters move at dawn with dogs and bear hunting tools. The narrative shifts to a bear fighting dogs, members using limed poles and spears to immobilize and kill the bear in a dawn chase across a windswept plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis
Lodge
Gilbert
Mass
Real estate transfers and local notices in Braddock area
Real estate transfers listed include Howard Miller Carlo Sabelli and Lawrence two 850 Joseph Alexander Dominick Nets Kel land in Bigler two 20 and other pairs with amounts such as 161 300 3600 and 9215 25 plus several transfers in Fergaon Bosas and Morris townships. Also notes a corn roast and bacon supper at the forks of the Penfield and Rockton road with Grace Moore and Charlotte Smith chaperoning and word that Melvin Neff recently operated on in Philadelphia is home and recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Miller
Carlo Sabelli
Lawrence
Joseph Alexander Dominick
Kel
Bigler
Steve Selepek
John Boty
Cooper
Victor J. Renaud
John B. Alfred Renaud
Covington
Joseph Alexander
Joseph Grobas
Lewellyn James
John Filsinko
Morris
C. Shoff
Micheal
Beccarta
Daniel G. Bauman
Charles A. Biddle
Fergaon
K A. Sloppy
J Nae Gmeak
Mra
B. Atilis
Teese Smeal
A. B. Mills
Bosas Two
William H. Denlinger
H. D
Higae
Ind
Clearfield Boro
Matilda Ball
John Sutak
Morris Two
Penfield
Rockton Road
Grace B. Moore
Charlotte O. Smith
Election figures show limited changes in primary results
The incomplete primary tally on Tuesday lists judge, sheriff, and district attorney candidates with small shifts. Beth and Smith are named for judge, Coffey, BfoCloskey, and Frey for sheriff, Welsh Arnold and Boose for district attorney. Socialist and Prohibition votes remain uncounted. Straw and Smith appear for jury commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concamel
Waleh
Poser
Arnold
Urey
Chase
Beth and Smith
Coffey
BfeCloskey
Frey
Welsh
Arneld
Boose
Albert ¥. Straw
Harvey Smith
Republic
Prison Sentences For White Slavers Reported
In a colonial court, Manny Diggs received two years and a $2,000 fine while Drew Caminett drew 18 months and a $1,500 penalty for involvement in white slave trafficking. The report also touches on historical and literary origins of nursery rhymes and tales cited in a London Notes column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Friociaco
Indys
Manny Diggs
Drew Caminett
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Whitmer Steele Company
Fred Schmitt
A. Mirkin and Robinson & Company
Aaron Dortes
Irwin
Buffallo
Goth
Agate
Gentinuss
Ream
Sulier
Pat
Mire Casey
Jodee
Penhurst Place
Osceola
Mills Gil
Melvin Neff
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Beme Kewe
John
Wayland Wood
Jacke Horner
Mise Muffet
Mother Hubbard
Elisabeth
Girat
Lucy Locket
Hulf
Charles I
Cisderella
Jack the Giant Killer
Binebeard
Tom Thumb
Charles Perrault
London Notes
C., G. Ames
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