Mayville Boy Bitten by a Dog
A large shepherd dog owned by W. E. Smith on the Portage Road died yesterday morning of rabies. Samuel Cole was bitten by the dog before it was confined. Dr. F. G. Shepard inspected the animal and sent the head to Cornell for testing. If rabies is confirmed, a dog quarantine will be placed on Chautauqua town by the State Department of Agriculture.
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Mayville
Shepard
W. E. Smith
Portage Road
F. G. Shepard
Jamestown
Samuel Cole
Cornell Laboratory
Chautauqua
State Agricultural Department
Murderers in Clearfield Court
In Clearfield County court four men faced murder charges as Judge Bell ordered counsel for two suspects. Acitello, accused of the Thanksgiving killing, was sentenced to the electric chair, becoming Clearfield County’s first prisoner to face execution by electrocution. Others, including Clino and Mastriano group, awaited May term trials while awaiting defense, with the court noting a sizable county bill for the defense.
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Grearfield
Ty Clearfield County Court House
McCloskey Calnd
Cain
Gerela Acitello
Guido Aquitta
Madero
Nnt
Bell
Western Penitentiary
Acitel
Clearfield County
Phillip Clino
Marie Burzetto
Clearfield
Paula Cara
Raphael Mastriano
Antonio Matafira
Clayton Heston
Jael Dunitle
Upholstering and Repair by M N Rooney at 7 Spring Street
High grade upholstery and repair work offered by M N Rooney at 7 Spring Street. Prices described as low with service urged to send a card to arrange work.
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Spring Street
M. N. Rooney
Sneak Thief at Work in Union City
A thief entered a Union City glove shop on Crooked Street before dawn and stole papers valued over $200 from a seller’s pocket. Police found no other losses as the thief fled, dropping a purse and notes along the sidewalk before escape.
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Union City
Titan City
Rute
Perkins
Watewke
Methodist Charett
Mast High Street
Burke’s brave yard shift ends with snake encounter
Warren April 80 Thomas Burke a flagman on the Sheffield engine yard had a startling incident at the west end yesterday. He killed a nearly two foot long snake with a club and then faced seven more approaching from all directions. The reptiles fought hard, and Burke barely managed to kill them while they crept around him. He could not determine their variety but he doubted they were common snakes.
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Warren
Thomas Burke
Sheffield
Quarantine in Sherman Over Smallpox Fears
Health officer Dr. Granger quarantined ten houses in Sherman after an Eastern Star meeting on April 22 where Dr. W. D. Prich from Fredonville attended and later contracted smallpox. The list of quarantined residents includes Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Strong, Miss Sheldon, Miss Mall, Mrs. Benjam, and several others.
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Stormin
Drony Granger
Tew UE
Sherman
Peadoai
W. d. Prich
Fredonfy
Vrish
Jy Sher
Mit
Mra
Joshua
Thayer
Ivers Strong Man
Pret Miller
Nulla Sheldon
Nina Mall
W. W. Benjamis
C.H. Waterhouse
Corn Hay and Wheat Crop Report
Washington April 40 1914 Increased acreage for corn across the Northwest. Northern Illinois and towns near normal. Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Southern Illinois and Southern Indiana struggle to find seed of good quality. Agricultural colleges seed men dealers and tankers work to locate seed. Hay crops mirror corn conditions. Large winter wheat acreage seeded last fall with favorable weather for growth.
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Washington
Northwest
Hainois
Missouri
Kansa
Oklahoma
Mlinois
Indiana
Steed
Fragmentary health note with unclear meaning
A garbled, incomplete excerpt mentions headaches coughs and selling a relic with uncertain context. The text reads as stray phrases lacking coherent events, names, or concrete details to form a full news item or record.
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Clearfield Court
Burke
Sam Jacobson & Company
The
One Price Clothiers
Gibson
Planet Jr
Burger Noda
Barlow Hardware Co
Hyon
Ers
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