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04 Apr 1911
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
1
Horns of a Dilemma in moral reasoning
A short discussion compares a person facing two incompatible options. It uses the horn of a dilemma analogy to illustrate the difficult choice where both paths present drawbacks. The piece explains how each line of conduct carries disadvantages, creating a challenging moral decision.
Congress Opens Special Session Amid Cheers and Sworn In
Washington reports a special session of Congress opened at noon with both houses in full attendance. Speaker Clark received an ovation as he took the chair, and Uncle Joe Cannon was prominent on the floor. The session aimed to consider the Canadian reciprocity bill while party lines and new majorities shifted in the Senate and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Clark
Joe Canyon
Washington
Noo
Congress
Senite
Mont
William Tennbey Bryan
Harmon
Chan Clark
Tha Howeo
Hm Gand Conarese
Sonplan
Ie Howser
Rowty
Unete Die Cannon
Forse
Mtorlix
Clarke
Une Ex Appuls En
Mkink
Avalon
Howe
Peoutlen Shurman
Yacanclas
Colorado
Sonator Huson
Republican Caucus Nominates James R Mann Leader
Washington April 4 Republicans held a caucus last night naming James R Mann as minority leader. The nomination was placed by former Speaker Joseph C Cannon with Kendall of Tow as secretary and Dwight of New York named Republican whip. Currier of Massachusetts was elected chairman and the caucus aimed to harmonize regulars and insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Mann
Washington
James R Mann
Spenter
Mann
Joseph C. Cannon
House
Currier
Naw Mampahite
Caucun
Kendall
Towa S Noveliry
Kendill
Ite
John Dwight
New York
Champ Clark Succeeds Uncle Joe Cannon as Speaker
Champ Clark wins the Speakership of the House, succeeding Uncle Joe Cannon in a pivotal 1900s political power shift. Clark becomes the new leader of the lower house, shaping legislative priorities and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Joe Cannon
Inquiry Into State Banking Department and Judge O'Gorman Vacancy
Governor Dix plans an inquiry into the State Banking Department and the Carnegie Trust and related bank affairs. The governor weighs candidates for Judge O Gorman's seat as he returns to Albany with certificates of election and prepares to brief the Senate and Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Banking Department
Carnegie ‘Trust
Northern Bank
Washington-Livings Bank
O'Gorman
New York
Dix
Albany
Panment
Notibern
Washington Savings Bank
Govarnor
Arto
Cheney
Jide
Senate
Ma Dix
Solent
Audlefary Rommiline
Bie Association
Miienits
Bovarnor
Hus Tongon
Oxiwethav
Ie Nanos
Rohr
Tauoe
Tammany Inn
John A. Miron
Assembly
Staii Timansky
Wildort Astor
Masson
Washington
Sherman
Painezone Promises Quick Relief From Many Ailments
Pembroke writer Mr Gus Gerous describes a swollen leg injury from a heavy log and recovery with Paluorong and Palnerong claims. The ad touts Palnerong as indispensable for coughs colds rheumatism and internal disorders. Includes trial bottle offer and a note that William Barnes called on President Taft for a chat in town on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus
Gerous
Pembroke
Bottien
Phema Downey
Barnes
Taft
Wamtitayion
William Darnes
Alopal
Rebel Leader 10 Come to El Paso
News items report United States urged to waive a warrant against Francisco I Madero, Mexican insurgent leader, as El Paso hosts discussions with Mexican and American officials. Efforts aim to stop hostilities, facilitate peace talks, and arrange a conference with Madero amid tension and weather concerns at a maneuvers camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Faso
United States
Madero
Mexico
United Sites Department of Justice
Madera
Cote
A. Gumrintus
Bad Weather at Camp Fort Sam Houston Floods Hit Fort Sam Houston
Torrential rains turned Fort Sam Houston into a mud lake as a fierce storm tore through the camp. Tents blew apart, corrals tangled, and horses panicked, scattering mud and gear while wind gusts battered the installation. Governor Deiwai resignations and Salvador Madero linked to the Francinco Maviero family are reported in related dispatches from Texas and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
William Hoarter
Fort Sam Hounton
Warren County bank charter history through 1904
The Oldest Bank in Warren County traces its charter to August 6 1864 for 20 years with renewals extending on August 6 1884 for 20 years and again on August 6 1904 for 20 years, marking a long running financial institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets Promote Quick Digestion Relief
An old advertisement claims MI-O-NA stomach tablets ease belching heaviness pain heartburn sour stomach foul breath coated tongue and dizziness after meals. The marketing urges trying one or two tablets with meals for a few days with a money back guarantee. Sold by No Ames & Co at 14-28-4 Exempt From Tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nave Gastrie
Oliver
Amos & Go
Iboney
No Ames & Co
Heavy downpour affects wheat prospects in regions
Reports from Bay area and Kas sia indicate mixed wheat prospects after recent rain. In Western and South Central counties prospects are doubtful due to a fall and winter drought. Oklahoma shows similar conditions with limited anticipated yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WillieWe
Kassia
Olahoma
Whole Family in School Fathers and Daughter Go to College
Tobanon April 4. The Revolution A family of four plans schooling for next term. Father and mother, ages 20 and 9 percent, and daughter Chloe join McKendree College. son Hubert, 18, attends Colonial public schools. The family faces increasing education costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobanon
Tih Tagine
Chloe
Hubert
Fandin
Hayobann
McKendree Callexe
Ias
Colanon Puble
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