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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
1
Snat Received at Parkhurst's Tin Shop featuring fine jewelry including 10k and 18k rings wedding bands gold beads and style pieces. Adorns hint at modern designs with necklaces bracelets and bracelets.
Delayed despatches from Mexico City report renewed disorders in the southwest republic and signs the revolution is spreading toward the heart of the Mexican government. Diaz advisers resist peace talks, Madero weaknesses seen, and suspicious quiet in the capital as rebel bands move closer to the city.
Fort Sam Houston gears up for a division review led by General Carter in the April mobilized unit gathering. About 9 000 troops, ambulances and artillery support, plus field preparations and a large San Antonio turnout, will participate on the parade grounds and bivouac.
Fragmentary report describes a final assault on Ojinaga by insurgents and defenders. The text references a major clash near the Rio Grande with significant casualties, walls and fortifications holding until capitulation is reached.
General Carter visits Fort Sam Houston to review troops and inspect installations. The ceremony underscores readiness and defense posture as officers report on training and equipment readiness. Local observers note the orderly parade and emphasis on discipline within the ranks.
Ex Senator O Gorman wins United States Senate seat amid a power driven selection led by Charles F Murphy and Francia Stetson. Chaos in assembly includes absentees Hollman Chunlop Cheney as telegrams congratulate the new lawmaker. votes reported 119 to 80, with canvass noting party maneuvering and backroom influence shaping the nomination and election process.
The governor praises Justice O Gorman as a man of proven ability and high character. He urges approval of the election, stating O Gorman will reflect well on the state and honor the party that elected him.
A New York piece notes Judge James Aloysius O'Gorman expresses deep gratitude for his election to the U.S. Senate. He pledges swift tariff reform, opposes special privileges and centralization, backs income tax, reciprocity with Canada, and parcels post while outlining his early career and family background.
W D Rockell general manager of the Eastern Pennsylvania Railway lines examined a proposed 18 mile branch route from Pottsville toward Mackeyville and Theimonton, to be built via the rear route from Pottsville to Mackydile. The company operates about 100 miles of road between Orwigsburg Pottsville Tamaqua and Mauch Chunk and plans to start construction soon.
Notice invites customers to entrust carpets rugs draperies and similar items to Munloy and Bingham for thorough cleaning at a new plant using a powerful air system. Items will be returned to any district address. Prompt service offered, two phone numbers listed.
First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania records its charter history from 1864 with extensions in 1884 and 1904. Officials listed include F. K Russell as Vice President and KB. Winger as Teller.
London April 1 ashes of Annie Winnifred Scatchell known as Beatrice Fairfax of the New York Journalist were cremated in a London cemetery after a sudden death in New York following a minor operation. Relatives and friends in the city attended the ceremony as her funeral followed.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Gorn Extractor as the only safe and painless remedy for warts corns foot lumps calluses and bunions. It claims other products burn and fail and directs readers to Thomas Downey's store at 28-80-A2 for purchase and price information.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a cure for dandruff and falling hair discovered by Dr. Sangarbund of Parle. It claims the product stops hair loss, keeps scalps healthy, and offers money back if unsatisfied, with sales through N F Ames Co and druggists nationwide for 50 cents a bottle. The piece also notes a DC court decision on an antilocket show law and an impending government appeal.
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