Teachers Institute Course and Lectures in Warren
The article highlights Henry Houck a longtime Pennsylvania educator guest of a Warren Teachers Institute program. It notes a vacation funding gift, Orient travel, and plans for Tuesday nights of reunions and Royal Gypsy Concert Company performances. It also previews Thursday night Irish America address by Dr C C Murphy and praises Murphy’s lectures at Bellview Assembly.
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Pennsylvania
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Warren
Philadelphia
Royal Gypsy Concert Company
Association
H. Wevill
C. C. Murphy
America
D. C. Murphy
Bellview Assembly
Daniel H. McKee
Foot bridge permit denied by Pennsylvania railroad officials
The railroad refuses to grant permission for a foot bridge on the east side of their Chestnut street crossing, forcing South Side residents to continue using the suspension bridge until a new structure is built. Erie updates note local business moves and residents traveling. John O. Sherred, a Cambridge Springs citizen, died Oct. 7.
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South Side
West End
Warren Brasington
Eugene Arnold
David Holt
F. Winewriter
Marietta
Ohio
John O. Sherred
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
J. F. Fouch
Kansas City
Warren
Fred Hurrell
Hickory Street
Ludwig Johnson
Funeral held for Frank Bartlett killed in hunting accident
The funeral of the late Frank Bartlett, 63, who died after an accidental gun discharge while hunting with three companions, was held Friday afternoon from his South Side residence. He died at Emergency hospital on Oct. 7. He was an old soldier in George R. Wetmore's cavalry company. Interment was in the soldiers’ lot at Oakland.
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Mr. Bartlett
George R. Wetmore
Company of Cavalry
Oakland
John Mitchell to retire as United Mine Workers president
The announcement of John Mitchell's retirement from the United Mine Workers presidency draws widespread regret. He is praised for ability, temper, and poise, and for advancing coal miners' interests while balancing corporate rights.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Permanent Grievance Ends With Tenant Rebuff
An Irish landlord returns home to find tenant Pat shouting after his eviction by a steward. The man refuses a vacant cottage at the same rent, preferring to keep his grievance rather than move.
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Pat
Farmers' Week at State College
Farmers Week at the Pennsylvania State College runs January 1 to 9 with four days in the last week of the year and four days in the first week of the new year. Reports indicate a large attendance is expected.
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Pennsylvania State College
Apple Crops Shift Across Pennsylvania and Midwest Markets
Pennsylvania reports a patchy apple harvest with overall one third of normal yield while eastern and southern counties enjoy strong crops in the off year. Growers in Bedford Fulton Franklin Adams York Cumberland Perry Dauphin Lebanon Berks and Lebanon see notable barrels offered for shipment, as buyers from St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati chase limited supplies and high prices.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Union
Virginia
Allegheny Mountains
Colorado
Nebraska
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Keystone State
Cumberland Valley
Bedford County
Bedford
Fulton County
Franklin County
Adams County
York County
Cumberland
Perry
Dauphin
Lebanon
Berks
Lebanon County
Wedding Retaliation Tale From West Virginia Resort
A guest at a West Virginia summer resort recalls a nearby town wedding. The young minister, new to weddings, officiates as the shy bride and groom exchange vows. The bride thanks him and quips she may retaliate if he never marries, per Harper’s Weekly folklore.
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West Virginia
Shore
Harper’s Weekly
Supreme Court likely to strike two cent fare law
Eminent lawyers predict the two cent fare law will be declared unconstitutional due to charter rights, warning that angry citizens in sections with the steepest reductions may feel the impact as the issue unfolds.
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Supreme Court
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