Retirement of long time newspaper editor Porter marked by community tribute
The community honors Edbor B Porter who retires after thirty two years with the paper. A skilled printer with fast stick typing and a versatile writer he is praised as a good neighbor and sportsman. His retirement follows illness and the journal extends best wishes for his future ventures.
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Edbor
B. Porter
Porter
Poror
Aitaitanttate
Ennearsly
Measles Close Corry School In Ward One
Corry School Room No 1 in the Mie Hatch building was closed last Wednesday indefinitely due to a measles outbreak. Only seven pupils attended at the start of the week as Superintendent Bross said conditions would guide a possible reopening next week. Smallpox cases and one chickenpox case are also reported in the area.
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Monmlen
Auction Notice for Farm Goods and Livestock Dec 0
A local auction announces sale at noon featuring twenty cows a twenty year old coll a white rooster a variety of farming tools and household furnishings. The listing includes unspecified items and notes the event will occur near Clymer with sale start at 10 a m and auctioneer F Lab Gleabon listed.
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Momiaday
Clymer
Memorial Lodge of Sorrow Honors Corry and Vinita Elks
The Corry Elks and Vinita lodge members held a Lodge of Sorrow ceremony paying tribute to deceased brothers Myron H. Goff and Davis and honoring their philanthropy and service. A Memorial Address by George G. Colvin urged living members to live well, show charity, and continue their beneficent traditions.
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Myron H. Goff
Corry
Columbus
Be Lieved
Order of Wks
Davis
Tusor
Tonder
Mr. Davin
Pont
Allhose
Jett Em- Dragoneil
George G. Galvin
Warren
Colvin
Anid
Brothard
Lodge of Sorrow
Champlin Declared Insane In Lily Dale Stabbing Case
Fredonia reports Jamee Cham lin, who severely wounded Mrs Mary Icke with a rusty knife at his Lily Dale home Thursday, was committed to the state asylum at Towanda after a judge ordered confinement following examinations by Dr A W Dads and Dr S G Richmond.
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Fredonia
Jamee Chamlin
Mary Icke
Lily Dale
Towanda
Lambert
A. W. Dads
G. Richmond
Penn a crude jumps to 2.05 amid price rise
Ventivylvaum crude oil moved to 2.05 by the High Grade Oil Co with other firms following. The rise affected Penns crude and related grades as prices advanced across the market. The report notes the increase was promoted weeks earlier suggesting a broader rebound in oil values.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Congress Opens Session With Large Fiscal Request
Congress opened at noon in Washington with only a fraction of members present. An appropriation of 820 415 250.14 was asked for the ordinary expense of running Uncle Sam's hall for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1913. This marks an increase of about eighty seven million over the current year.
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United Press
Washington
D. C
Congress
Sam
Climax Loco for Kane Plant Damaged in Freight Train Incident
A Climax locomotive en route to the Kane plant of Nansen Chemical Company was damaged when the Toon freight derailed near Kane. The Kane plant uses Climax equipment to bundle wood stock and the new machine may be put in service if repairs are completed.
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Toon
Clmax
Nansen Chemcal Company
Kane
Shemical
Climax
Express Company Suffers In Fire
A Pittsburg Pennsylvania express company stable was destroyed in an early morning fire causing losses over 25000 dollars. Much of the delivery equipment was damaged and the horses were killed or injured with difficulty.
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Express Company
Pittsburg
Run Early Howe
Harriman Merger Is Dissolved
United States Supreme Court dissolves the Harriman merger of the Southern and Union Pacific railways. The decision terminates the working agreement long debated in the case, ending the anticipated combination and altering railroad control across key routes.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
States Supreme Court
Harriman
Southern
Union Police
United States Supreme Court
Defendants Discharged In Indiana Conspiracy Case
Center of the stage in the sensational conspiracy case today. The court discharged W. K. Henson Detroit J. I. Carroll Syracuse S. P. Meadows Indianapolis and M. H. Pagis Philadelphia on insufficient evidence. Defense to rebut prosecution this afternoon.
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United Press Tndianapolia
Dec
W. K. Henson
Detroit
J. I. Carroll
Syracuse
P. Meadows
Indianapolis
M. H. Pagis
Philadelphia
Titusville Man Killed Today
Special to Journal from Titusville on December 4 reports Conductor W I Forster of the 1 RR killed in the Incal yards when he was crushed between a locomotive and a car. He died about fifteen minutes after being extricated. He leaves a wife and family in Oil City.
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TusVille
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Tess
Deah
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Gowanda Asylum
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Big Budget
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Railroad Combine
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Youngwife’s
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Barlow Hardware Company
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