State laws should be printed in state papers for public access
The Kane Leader argues printing enacted laws in state papers would educate the people and demystify legislation. It urges newspapers across the state to publish the new laws, even at a modest profit, and to promote public action before the next session.
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Justices of the Peace
Kane
Philadelphia Press backs Sheatz as independent Republicans shift
The Philadelphia Press, long aligned with independent Republicans, endorses John Q. Sheatz the regular Republican nominee. The editorial notes the 145,000 independent Republican votes for Emery last year could swing a Democratic Treasurer win, but few independent Republicans are expected to cross party lines this year.
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Philadelphia Press
John Q. Sheatz
Sheatz
Emery
Republicans Rally Behind John O. Sheatz in State Vote
In a stated viewpoint voters favor the Republican candidate John O. Sheatz and plan to vote for him. They see the Democratic vote as weakened and rely on GOP support to ensure victory, noting the Democrats rarely win without cross over Republican votes this year.
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John O. Sheatz
Trade conditions show cautious optimism amid varied crops
The article notes overall steady commercial activity with improvements in manufacturing shipments and rail earnings, though drought affects New England water power and delays in deliveries persist. It also details open seasons and bounty rules for rabbits quail deer wild cats foxes and minks under new state law.
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Hunting Season Dates For Grouse Woodcock And Quail
The Legislature set open season for grouse and woodcock from Oct 1 to Dec 1. Quail season runs Nov 1 to Dec 1. nesting in May and June was favorable. Game Warden Tyler L. Andrews distributed quail to local farmers last year.
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Titusville
Pocahontas in London in 1616 17
Pocahontas the Virginian princess traveled to London with her husband and infant son in 1616. She was honored by James I and in Whitehall performed in a Twelfth Night masque. She embraced Christianity and died at Gravesend after ten months in England, noted in the Gravesend parish register as a Virginia-born lady.
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Habgood to Head State Republican Clubs
Hon. R. B. Habgood of Bradford will be made President of the State League of Republican Clubs at the annual meeting in September in Harrisburg.
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Kane
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Bradford
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Harrisburg
Farm for Sale Near Russell With 40 Acres and House
For sale 40 acre farm ten room house and large barn with good water five miles from Russell inquire at Main Office.
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Russell
When Elocution Practice Goes Gallantly Awry
A man studying elocution at a seaside dunes scene sparks mistaken kidnapping by a fisherman and friends. Jacqueline Rathven’s intervention leads to a playful reveal and a marriage proposal that succeeds. Edmond Compton.
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Miss Rathven
Daniel Webster
Hayne
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Hamlet
Miss Rathvon
Edmond Compton
Pennsylvania Railroad Reaches Turtle Creek to Greensburg
News notes report the Pennsylvania Railroad line extending to Greensburg Westmoreland County with ten miles of staging remaining to Philadelphia and Pittsburg travel time at 24 hours. Fare details from Thompson’s Bank Note Reporter list land warrants in New York and excursion prices for the Lundy’s Lane battle celebration. A list of Petit Jurors for September term includes residents from Pine Grove Freehold Sugar Grove and surrounding towns.
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Westmoreland Co
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Fair Grounds
Militon W Hull Weds Rebecca J Conroe in Borough
In this Borough on the 22nd inst by Rev John Sailor Milton W Hull married Rebecca J Conroe both of this Borough.
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Milton W. Hull
Rebecca J. Conroe
Death Notice for John Reese in Conewango Township
Died in Conewango township on the 26th instant. Mr. John Reese aged 65 years.
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Conewango Township
John Reese
Grand Jurors for Sept Term Named
Selden S. Benedict serves as foreman with a list of jurors from multiple towns including South West Pittsfield Freehold Columbus Deerfield Eldred Warren Kinzua Pine Grove Elk and others. Names include N A Lowry Edmund Pillings Justin Danforth James P. McGee Samuel C Campbell Andrew Colgrove Wim M Hudson and more.
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Johnathon R. Dewy
Columbus
James L. Lott
Freehold
W. A. Davis
Youngsville
Henry S. Stuart
Pine Grove
John B. Hodges
Conewango
Isaac S. Eddy
Warren
David Hamlin
Brokenstraw
Hugh Gillson
Deerfield
Clark Dalrymple, Jr
Pittsfield
Samuel P. Allen
Jessee Tarbox
Elijah Maines
Corydon
Hamilton R. Stanton
D. N. Richardson
Orson Cowles
Sugar Grove
Benjamin Creecraft
Samuel C. Brasington
Warren Selden Spencer
South West
Francis Hook
Glade
Cyrus Arthur
Sylvester Howard
Benj. Buck
Ami Smith
John S. Davis
Chancey Messenger
N.S. Packard
Selden S. Benedict
Foreman
N. A. Lowry
Edmund Pillings
Justin Danforth
James P. McGee
Absolom Brown
Eldred
John Fisk
D. M. McLeod
Nelson Crippin
S. W. B. Sanford
A. F. Verback
Samuel C. Campbell
Kinzua
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