Grange Fire Insurance Reports Policies and Patrols
The Grange fire insurance department reports 847 policies issued in 1906 and 13 853 since formation. In force policies total 4 159 after cancellations. Troop A State Police detachment ordered to Monongahela valley for patrol amid disorder and robberies. Governor Pennypacker signed a requisition for W M Coan’s return to New York for trial on abandoning children. Two Italian immigrants observed in the State chamber highlight Capitol openness.
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The
Grange
E. F. Lake
Jared Hewes
Monongahela Valley
John W. Borland
Pennypacker
W. M. Coan
Warren
Cataraugus County
N. Y
Hughes
New York
Pennsylvania
State Chamber
Senate
Harrisburg
The Capitol Investigation Opens In Pennsylvania
Leaders from both parties urge a thorough ventilation of Capitol building matters during the session. They seek to clear overhead criticisms and confirm that value received matches expenditures. Visitors leave with pride in a magnificent structure and its enduring beauty.
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State Capitol
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Qone
Pennypacker Retires. Edwin S. Stuart Becomes Pennsylvania Chief
Governor Pennypacker leaves office and Edwin S. Stuart succeeds him as chief executive of Pennsylvania. The article lauds progress under Pennypacker, noting expanded state services, a large treasury surplus, and five new departments including Public Health under Dr. Dixon, State Police, Mines, Fisheries, and Highways, with emphasis on modern governance and public welfare.
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Pennypacker
Edwin S. Stuart
Pennsylvania
United States
Treasury
Dixon
Dr. Dixon
Coal and Iron Police
Department of Highways
Highway Improvements Begin Across State
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that one half million dollars a year is devoted to road improvements. Under existing law funds are apportioned to counties and the state covers three fourths of costs for each section built. Four hundred miles of permanent highways have already been laid, signaling a strong start and promising future progress.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Noted Clergy Move and Local News From Meadville Area
Unanimous call sent to Rev. Frank M. Silsley of First Presbyterian Meadville to North Presbyterian Allegheny. A Franklin citizen sells seven years of work for 40000 dollars. Dr. E W Smith of Whig Hill visits East Branch for health and practice. J Ross Barr of Marienville dies of pneumonia at 49. Governor Pennypacker signs death warrant for Francis Godine in Smethport. Jackson Raymond bids 30998 68 for Mill Creek macadam road. James Lundrigan 74 dies near Turtle Point. Civil War Bucktail veteran. Kittanning epidemic influenza hits hard with 1000 ill nearby. Pennsylvania has 10946 liquor licenses. Greene County has none. Farm land value rising as city folks return to farming. Chauagua County Patrons Fire Relief Association meets January 16 at Gokey hal.
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James Lundrigan
Turtle Point
Forest County
Kane
Pennsylvania
Kittanning
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Greene County
Forest
Fulton
Huntingdon
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Harrisburg Legislature Opens Sessions With Appointments
The Legislature convened last week with committee appointments made on Wednesday. James Brann of this county chairs the Forestry committee and sits on Agriculture, Bureau of Statistics, Corporations, Fish and Game. Governor Stuart announced cabinet picks including M Hampton Todd Attorney General and Robert McAfee Secretary of the Commonwealth. The session adjourned to Jan 21 to let committees act on bills.
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Gov. Stuart
James Brann
Forestry
Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Corporations
Fish and Game
M. Hampton Todd
Philadelphia
the Commonwealth
Robert McAfee
Auditor General’s Department
Senate
Gen. Hulings
Fahney
Moscrip
Bradford
Creasy
Columbia
Sterling
Fayette
Gearhart
Clearfield
Hall
Luzerne
Holding Corporation
Moyer
Lebanon
Ehrhardt
Lackawanna
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W. S. Prttman
Warren County
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Tion
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N. Greenland & Son
Warren, PA
Frank M. Silsley
First Presbyterian Church
Meadville
North Presbyterian Church
Franklin
E. W. Smith
Whig Hill
East Branch
Tionesta Vindicator
J. Ross Barr
Marienville
Gov. Pennypacker
Francis Godine
McKean County
Smethport
Godino
Giuzeppi Tiberi
Coryville
Jackson Raymond
Mill Creek Township
Mr. Raymond
Warren-Gladerun
Chauaqua County
Gokeyhal
Schad
Department of Fisheries
Riley
Carson
Beaver
Cochran
Armstrong
Oster
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Stevens
Miner
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Clarion
Sipes
Martin
Mercer
Delaware County
Mr. Gyer
Chester
Stuart
Franklin News
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania System
Pittsburg
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Lewis Emery, Jr
Meadville Star and Gazette
Mr. Emery
Warren National Bank
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G. N. Parmlee
David W. Beaty Charles Chase C. Schimmelfeng
A. T. Scofield Watson D. Hinckley Miner
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Andrew Hertzel
F. EK. Hertzel Lee S. Clough
William E. Rice
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WM. D. Brown
C. Horton Smith
Geo. F. Watson
Charles W. Jamieson
Hon. Nelson P. Wheeler
F. —. Hertzel
ER. H. Lamp
J. M. Sonne
N. C. Sill
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Gregory-Brown CO
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Citizens National Bank
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National Illustrated
Agricultural Weekly
NEW York Tribune
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