Governor Tener Takes Office in Harrisburg Inauguration
Joann K Tener of Charleroi sworn in as Pennsylvania governor before large crowd. Lieutenant Governor Reynolds also inaugurated. Ceremony held in senate chamber with judge Fell administering oath. Parade of 5000 plus guards, civic groups, and clubs followed.
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Bryce to retire amid talk of de Bunsen as successor
London reports on January 17 indicate rumors of Ambassador Bruce nearing retirement from Washington posting. Sir Maurice de Bunsen, at Madrid, again mentioned as potential successor to Mr Bryce. Separate item notes Berwick mill blast at Wapwallopen with Elmer Smith killed at twenty two and $10,000 loss. Five children drown on the Rhine near Cologne while skating. four rescued.
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Mind Blank Six Years Real Estate Wanderer Returns
Wan dered about the country for six years, Mealthy a real estate operator from Was bie, Dauchess caugiy, is returned to Poughkeepsie. He was detained after a bank incident in Hoyerbkill, Mass. His mind remains seriously affected and he plans to stay at home.
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Sheehan Nominated by New York Democrats for Senate
Albany Jan 7 Democratic caucus of senators and assemblymen unanimously selected William F. Sheehan to be the Democratic candidate for United States senator to succeed Chauncey Depew on March next. Democratic votes pledged to Sheehan, 24 less than the full party strength in the legislature.
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Senator Dupont to be reelected in Delaware session
The article reports that Senator Dupont is set for reelection at a joint session in Dover, with Republicans caucusing to indicate support. It notes a 30 member turnout, one short of a full joint ballot, and mentions illness affecting attendance and a ballot cast for Coleman Punent instead of Dupont.
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Pittsburg Man Accuses Wife Over Poison Lunch
Pittsburg man Strahacker alleges his wife did not poison his lunch sandwich as police hold her for investigation. He was hospitalized after a nervous collapse and denies the accusation as a chemical analysis is awaited before a hearing.
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Chained His Grandson Court Reprimands Man For Fastening Boy to Tree
In Chester Pa an aged man was reprimanded by a court for chaining his grandson to a tree as punishment. Witnesses testified they found the boy chained to the tree with the weather warm and ground soft, leading to the child’s death. The court expressed shock at the case and ordered further proceedings.
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Asbury Wark Celebrates 101st Birthday
Toko M Hutier of Ocemi Grove observed his tudet birthday Mondays with Lemon fare Cewcettes and many attendees. Advertise in The News.
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Vote to Pay Southern Pacific
Fragmented text shows a legislative rail funding vote tied to Southern Pacific. Mentions a committee recommendation and ongoing debate over payments and rail work, with unclear origin and context.
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Hillegas Sentencing in Embezzlement Case
Hillegas must serve a five year sentence after being convicted of aiding and abetting the cashier of a Norfolk area savings bank in misappropriation of funds. The case, decided by the United States Supreme Court, centers on the misused loan money and corruption within the Farmers' National Bank.
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Colored Order backs Taft pledge from Chicago leaders
A colored group led by Grand Master Bam Morris of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows in Chicago pledges wholehearted support to President Taft and his administration, urging loyalty and backing from members across cities.
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Ownership of the Air Theories of Jurisdiction
The article surveys three theories on air space control, presented by Professor Wilson at a meeting. One argues state jurisdiction extends to air above a zone. another claims private property rights end above a boundary. a third posits unified control with a seven thousand foot line. The discussion labels air as potentially subject to state authority within lower air space and free above that level.
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Thrift as Holiday Present for Bank Employees
The Haak publishing house saved the accounts of its LAT employees with linked books, showing deposits increased tenfold over two years. Of 73 current employees, 27 remain, while 46 have left or moved on, and withdrawals outside the firm are higher among those who depart.
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Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Prices furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected January 17 2011 cover grains feeds and hay. Wheat No 2 Red and It Corn Shelled Corn 65 cents per bushel Rye 60 to 65 cents Oats 41 to 60 cents Barley 6 to 6 cents Flour Winter and Spring Wheat Cornmeal 1.60 to 1.70 per 190 lb MN Feedcram per sack Dairy Feeds 24 to 26 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 24 to 36 Hay prices include No 1 Timothy 19 to 26 No 2 Timothy 13.60 to 19 No 1 Mixed 17 to 18 No 2 Mixed 16 to 17 Clover 16 to 17 Hay Not Baled 47 to 20 per ton Straw Baled Wheat 5 to 10 Straw Baled Oats 5 to 10 Potatoes 4 to ? per bushel.
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