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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
2
The New York State Linney Commission report to the legislature dated February 14, 1912 calls for harsher regulations on alien delinquents. It notes 33,311 committed insane patients in state institutions, with 31,051 in state hospitals. More than 45 percent of these immigrants originated from Ellis Island.
Erie reports favorable weather as ice clears, opening the shipping season by mid April. Anchor Line boats plan to depart April 20 for Chicago and Milwaukee with package freight. Muncy Mahoning and Wiseablekon fitted for early runs while larger steamers enter service later. Fishermen take risks to offload fish as season begins.
A landslide blocked the P. and I. line near Renova delaying passenger No. 9 from Philadelphia by about five hours. A special van service was organized at Renova, while the regular train 9 reached its station around 4 50 p.m.
A meeting is arranged with Major 1 8 Brown on April 1 8 at the Water Company's office to discuss community water matters and extend thanks for kindness during a recent revenger event. Also noted is a report of alleged thief Reatista Money and a tied incident at a local station involving Tupper.
Beginning at sundown this evening and lasting a week Pedneh the Annual Feast of the Passover will be celebrated in Jewish homes and synagogues. The holiday marks emancipation from Egyptian bondage and the birth of the Hebrew people, with two million awaiting freedom and a domestic, family centered observance featuring roasted lamb, matzoh, and bitter herbs.
Erie man Tony Loeslein admits to starting a blaze at his own house on Pouch Street. He told police he may have set it himself or been beaten by three masked men, and he appeared unsure of his actions. Loeslein, moved from Hamot hospital, was questioned at the police station as investigators sought clarity on the incident.
A Saturday order by A M Parker, Division Superintendent of the Allegheny division of PR Ry, cuts hours for trackmen and employees in car shops and repair shops. Clerks affected, with some layoffs. about 1,000 workers were hired after Christmas for heavy shipments. The retrenchment follows looming demand and production pressures as bituminous industries and operators adjust.
In Meadville on April 1 Judge Thomas J. Prather heard M B Rondebuah versus City of Meadville and Mayor Grafton over blocking a condemnation of land at Water Terrace Market and Ran Jolvh streets for park purposes. The temporary order was granted, delaying the city from proceeding with the land seizure. Funeral services for the late Ailes Gott were held at Cast Main Street residence with Hiks lodge involvement and interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Out of town relatives from Warren and Richardsville attended.
Notice to water users lists new charges for inch pipe connections at 7.00 and 9 3 capacity repairs. It notes approvals by the water company and references plant operations. The fragmentary text mentions supply, health concerns, and timing but lacks complete details or specific dates.
The undersigned appoints Alexander Metnes Jr as administrator of the estate of Bakab C. Young deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must present them to the administrator for payment and all others in the estate are to make payments. Corry, Pa. April 1, 1912.
In Arse Pa on March 30 Judge Walling granted the petition to incorporate Cranesville as a borough denying resistance from opponents. The decree sets the first borough election for April in Miller and Hay building with inspectors appointed to conduct the vote. Cranesville, formerly part of Hikcreok township, will have a separate election and school district, with residents debating sidewalks, electric service, and tax implications as the courtroom overflowed with a packed crowd.
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Vranland secured for Samual M. Portar Canin of the United Spanish War Veterans in Jamestown a ten inch shell to be mounted on a pedestal as a memorial at Lake View Cemetery. The project honors Civil, Spanish, American and Philippine War veterans. A shortage of shells led to delays as demand from Maine outstrips supply. a shipment from Annapolis is expected to arrive soon.
A March blaze in Warren caused heavy smoke and minor damage at a local laundry. Firefighters fought flames through the rear while hose lines stretched across the building. Officials suspect faulty wiring sparked the fire. the incident prompted the full department response and a dramatic effort to prevent spread to nearby industries.
Union City presents The Passion Play with Mik BE in a hand painted stage work. The production is repeated tomorrow afternoon and night at the Lyric Theater, inviting all to witness the revival of this classic performance.
A five story fall from a home awning in New York left a young girl slightly injured. Witnesses described the accident as the child rolled onto a fruit stall covering and then into the street. Police and medical staff attended the scene. injuries appear minor but details are limited.
A brief note reports a vow to pursue revisions though details are unclear. A group or official body signals intent to act, but the document provides few concrete dates, places, or names beyond generic references. Further information is awaited from involved parties.
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