Yearling Trout Shipped From Hatchery Supplies
This morning Sup Buller of the fat hatchery oversaw a shipment of five thousand yearling brook trout from the State Institution. The fish were sent east on the first train and distributed to Lycoming and Clinton counties via Hartman and Lord. A second shipment to Potter County will depart tonight under R O Lord. The program aims to improve stock quality, with careful handling at source and in streams. Warmer weather and possible rain expected tomorrow.
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Buller
Lock Haven
Bellefonte
Lycoming
Cinton
Ulat
Toval
Pennsylvanian Officials Confer Over Traffic Congestion
Rob Rue and O M McCarthy of the Philadelphia and Erie division and Richards and McGraw of the Butte division met J H Martin in Corry to resolve muddled traffic. They plan adding telegraph operators at BY tower and moving Butivio division wire to CY tower to improve arrivals at North Corry and crew dispatch. N Colwin returned from Cleveland after a several day business trip.
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Rob Rue
Philadelphia and Erie
Messrs. Richards and McGraw
Butta
Pennsylvana Railroad
J. H. Martin
Altairs
Corry Junction
Penney
Loca Tia Butivio Division
North Corry
Ccase
Vrovision
Mapateh
Kinney Cared For At Greensburg
Kinney, missing from this city, was found alive after a month of search by Corry police. Officer Breyhe spent days distributing notices and received several tips from different cities including Greensburg. A Greensburg asylum hinted at a possible match, but later investigation confirmed the missing man was with relatives in Bradford. Authorities are unsure how he came to Greensburg.
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Kinney
Hradford
Corry
James Brey- 8
Toews
Kiney
Hrord
Eenatthios
Greens Oir
Greens
Mr. Kinney
Greensburg
Mayor presses Pennsylvanian Rail Officials on crossing delays
Corry mayor challenged Penn Railroad officials over frequent westbound freight trains blocking Center Street crossing. He demanded action after long delays and warned police to arrest the first crew for blocking the crossing again. Officials blamed crews but promised to address the issue.
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Alexander Hind
Penneyvania Railroad
Corry
Center Street
Maybr Alexander
Tis
Antis Ned
Polt- Department
Concrete work to stabilize street trench near East Washington
City workers report a dirt quicksand problem along East Washington street where excavation for repairs extends into the road. Crews have compacted shoring and begun reconstructing a four foot wide by foot deep concrete foundation to support the area and prevent settlement as the trench work resumes.
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East Washington Street
Excavatio
Quieke
Haw
Nine Ot
Deldo
Complaints About the Nickel Slot Machines Recur in City
The mayor and police report renewed complaints about slot machines used for gambling in the city. Allegations focus on minors, with several youths seen operating machines despite safeguards. Authorities are expected to review the issue again as two or three instances have been reported.
Where is that big new hotel
Local architects and contractors have asked about a large new hotel in the city. There is no plan for a new hotel within the next year or two. The Mulhelen's remodeling the current St James site remains unconfirmed due to ongoing legal procedures. The present hotel at Center and South streets has been improved under Willam Mulheln, with suggested interior changes but no new construction expected.
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Mulhelen’s
Alte
St. James
Mulhelen Noyate
Center Find South Street
Willam Mulhelrm
Why God Made a Woman Lecture Draws Large Audience
A large crowd attended at the Methodist Church as Clinton N. Howard spoke on Why God Made a Woman. Introduced by Rev. Shaw, Howard delivered an energetic lecture stressing the enduring influence of women on the progress of the race. The audience found the subject engaging and the delivery strong, earning favorable impressions.
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Clinton N. Howard
Methodist Church
Rey. Bshaw
Mimched
Mr. Howard
Rescues Report From Stag Canon Mine Disaster
Twenty three miners were saved alive as government rescue cars rushed to the Stag Canon No 2 mine at Dawson New Mexico after an explosion entombed 280 workers. Earlier reports said 14 rescued and six bodies recovered with hope for more survivors as fire broke out, with 24 saved and six bodies recovered by 9 30 am.
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New Mexico
Dawson
United Press
Stag Canon Mine No. 2
Uy United Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Minen Today
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Canon Mine No. 2
N. M
Four O'Coele
New York
Cleveland Dodge
Phelps Dodge Co
Youn Telveram
L. H. O'Brien
Mexican Situation Needs Confidence From Financiers
The text argues relief of the Mexican situation hinges on a faction inspiring global financiers with confidence, suggesting that strong banking connections would ease many current difficulties. It emphasizes the impact of trusted financial ties on political and economic stability.
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Clinton
Potter Counties
Mall Dor
Warres National Bak
Warren National Bank
Swisher
United States
Buffalo Division
City
N. Coliwn
Dunlioss
Cleveland
Warren Savings Bank
Utr Sousa UL
R. R
Washington Street
Cecustory Tia USA
Senne Ee
THE
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
Pres
F. K. Russell
Co. T. Conarrbo, Cashier
Citizens National Bank
G' Barlow
Custer Lmwert
El[w. Parner
Aset Crablar
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