07 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Punxsutawney Spirit
Location
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
1
The report outlines Jesse C. Long leading the contest for district attorney with several opponents including McCreight in second place. It notes county and town support, mentions party activities, and references a state convention and jury commissioner race. It also briefly touches on a separate incident involving Daniel Ht. Poster and Peter, with a collision and injury.
Niagara Falls report recounts Lewy Cohen of ButTao diving into a swift river to save his wife Mrs Cohen. He grasped her hand as they drifted from the Second gir and Third Sisters area. Despite his efforts and a rope rescue attempt by officers and three men, the undertow proved fatal. Mrs Cohen likely died in her husband's arms before succor arrived. June
NacksON Kentucky feud leader, once cleared of murder charges in the Harell-Cockeil feud, was shot by a stranger while seated in a worn church setting. The victim, a county native and deacon, was the right hand man to Julke amen Hargin, a prominent feud figure. Police secured a trace to identify the shooter, who remains unknown.
In North Uniontown on June 7 voters reported sheriff and district attorney contests with Republicans and Democrats leading. Henry leads for judge by 180 votes, while Danforth and Sage James Gatbreath are mentioned in court-related races. Complete results promised later as ballots continue to be counted.
A House member stated that Congress will probably remain in session all summer to address a bill about a major issue. The comment suggested fear that failing to act could lead to worse outcomes for the nation, with Republicans quoted expressing concern over inaction.
The naval academy cadets sail on the cruiser Olympia and the monitor from Annapolis and New London aboard ships on a cruise that continues through August.
A garbled account honors A K McClure a longtime Army barracks officer and speaker. It recalls his 25 year service including oversight of Army work in several states, construction of a Cleveland building, and family tied to Army careers while noting his advanced age and recent death near a porch scene in 1860.
A garbled OCR reads as a runaway incident near a roadside area. It mentions a person who was hurt, possible names like Dr Jy Ml Grube, and a reference to hospitals or clinics. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
A societal figure killed her twelve year old son with a shot to the back and then died from a self inflicted wound. Reports say the mother feared her husband a major stockholder at Union Wal Payee and appeared distressed over their son’s illness.
The article notes Anita and Joan F. Jon were married Saturday evening by Rev. CW Mer. Anita is described as a leading member and John worked in Anta's employ, with the couple planning to reside at Cant Hagian fence street after the ceremony.
The article notes a Confederate reunion beginning tomorrow with monuments decorated and patriotic displays. Daughters of the Confederacy participate in memorials, while organizers prepare and coordinate events. The piece references the general committee and Siegal as key points of preparation.
Reported attendance at Toblinson's show drew a large crowd as the performer delivered a lively evening of Western circus artistry. Spectators praised the act, feathers and costumes, while authorities remained vigilant to prevent swindlers from exploiting patrons amid the bustling tented area.
A letter from George Porter of the area invites J Travia of New York, the world champion, and partner Mor to attend a forthcoming golf tournament in late January. The missive expresses hope for their participation and gratitude for consideration of the invitation.
Local notes describe a tense inquiry about the Colored Elk Question and a forthcoming meeting. References to a poet figure and a bike episode appear as fragments amid unclear details.
The traveling men committee led by Moya decided to float an industrial parade and distribute buttons as part of the event. Members including Hastings Hofman Morgan Bock Post Boyd and Moyer will attend the next meeting at the Spie Building on Saturday evening. Mrs Lely will attend the American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City.
June turmoil in New York signals sudden activity as insiders report record orders and departments recover. May earnings show strong expansion while some equipment lines pause and imports trend higher. Continued on Page Three.
Reports from New Orleans describe a lake disaster where around 200 people were evacuated as debris and wreckage populated the water. Many perished and rescuers struggle to recover remains amid strong currents and heavy debris.
The Portland direct primaries fight divides on the old convention method. State senator H R Albee backs direct primaries while Simon and Atbee lead the contest. Democratic nominee Judie Mr Mtumiy and Independent Danter Kellaner are noted candidates. Tonight and Tuesday show showers.
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