08 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1911
Page
1
Attorney Ganoril Guimody issues an opinion asserting regulations on plumber recertification and renewal, referencing Canadian involvement. Canadian Pacific expansion envisioned, with 170 new towns planned in Winkines Minnesota, and Western Canada witnessing rapid emigration. Burgeoning government towns and many already memorialized, amid ongoing community development.
Scranton officials report 70 bodies found between the shaft and mine passages after a gas explosion trapped workers. Josiah Jovann and John St Parry are named among the dead, with rescue efforts involving government teams from Kingston and local mine owners Scranton Coal Co and Ontario Western.
Pembroke writer describes injury in a limber camp and a heavy log roll incident. Applying Painonne Rot rollaf and rubbing with a stalment eased stiffness and pain. Painovons advertised as indispensable for nostalgia colds rheumatic and internal disorders. Includes a trial bottle offer by Thomes Doynoy.
Former Cleveland mayor Tom L. Johnson lies at the point of death as reports from city hospitals and family statements indicate critical condition. Local officials and supporters await further medical updates amid ongoing public interest.
Fragmentary report details ex mayor Johnson near death as hospital admissions rise. A family member and associates are mentioned amid unclear lines about events surrounding his condition and related political figures.
Philadelphia announces a planned marriage between a couple who had never considered matrimony. Mrs Worthington, near death, urged the union of John White and a young woman named Mrs White. The couple agreed after Mrs Worthington’s plea, postponements occurred, and Mrs Worthington stated the vow would stand even in death.
A Camagie division streetcar derailed and toppled over an embankment near Westwood. Injured include Nicolas Leonard David Boyd Frank Lester and several others. one man John Wright hospitalized in Bradford in critical condition. Passenger rolled into ravine with broken limbs. car front end protruded over the bank.
An article discusses officer sentiment against deploying black troops to the border, fearing impact on morale and discipline. It notes congressman Garner and supporters arguing the issue reflects a biased view, while officers across branches voice unease about the Ninth Cavalry role and potential civil-military tensions. References to the Madero family and Mexican border unrest are mentioned.
A fragmentary report recalls two young men slain and buried yesterday in a tense city atmosphere. The tale traces a nationwide echo as residents and rebels face fear, with recruitment stories surfacing along the path of unrest.
Mrs. M Clawson opened a shoe shining parlor at 317 Chestnut in St Louis employing two comely young women to polish and shine for customers The shop advertises for more young women to work and help in the endeavor Miss Kyte Burke and Miss Malo Wilson are named as polishers
Philadelphia financier J. Gummer Cassatt died last night in Paris after a Nile sailing and Mediterranean journey. He was a prominent city figure and brother of the late A. J. Cassatt, former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, late last week.
In Norrstown Pennsylvania on April 5 Reg ister of Wills Samuel J Garner reports a 96 year old man named Pharles Lukens is not too old to work. A man called upon Flavell a bulldog or farmer and asked if he could provide employment and his pay on condition showed intent to work.
A Bridgeton New Jersey reader praises Parisian Sage claiming it stopped hair loss and removed dandruff after two years of use. The testimonial asserts the product cleans, smooths, and beautifies hair, with money back guarantee, sold by Amos & Co. and druggists, large bottle 60 cents.
Teunton April 7 The Dublin city corporation refuses to present an address to King George acknowledging his visit to Tralas next month. This stance may lead to the loss of privilege grants previously offered to the corporation upon presenting a petition.
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