15 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1912
Page
1
The document discusses paid up capital and reserve assets, noting a mix of cash and other assets. It invites consideration of these facts as central to evaluating financial strength and liquidity of the institution.
The Titanic is afloat after a wireless distress call. The Virginian of the Allan Line towed the Titanic and Carpathia and other ships assist as passengers are evacuated by lifeboats. News reports describe watertight compartments and a cautious recovery effort, with ongoing updates from Cape Race to Halifax and Montreal.
April 24 in Warren County Pennsylvania Roosevelt delegates won decisively over Taft in a county results note. The district showed strong Roosevelt support with notable figures like Isadore Sobel and Milton W. Shreve amid party slate shifts and memorial hall retirement signals.
A fragmented note suggests Patt supporters are strongest for Roosevelt, aiming to secure majorities with delegates like Rudnelt and Morrison backing Roosevelt while others such as Desmond and Yates are named in political maneuvering.
Corry reports repudiation of the Penrose machine as voters in Bat vrslay show mixed support for Roosevelt delegates. Milton W. Shreve leads the city with Sobel workers providing GOP opposition while Roosevelt units gain Hill support. Delegates and district tallies reflect a light poll with uneven results across wards.
A south bound freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad wrecked at Millers Crossing early in the morning. The collision occurred on the galley division between Summit and Spartanaburg about six miles from the city. No further details are available in this fragment.
A derailment near Oil City halted the Worchester line as a locomotive and tender left the tracks. Wreck crews moved fast to clear the rails and restore service while passengers on No. 64 rushed to safety. No injuries are reported amid the morning mishap and officials investigate the brake failure.
A US State Department note to Mexico and to rebel leader Orozco cautions about brutality against Americans, property losses, and the risk of military intervention. The piece outlines possible troop deployments and dates for American forces and border operations amid the crisis.
In Farmington Moy on April 16 a crash killed three people. A fray between two du el cyclones and a ptruck caused the fatalities. Property loss reportedly exceeds $160,000.
A garbled note from Atlanta Georgia details a Fulton County deputy solicitor general Walter Wallner overseeing a chain gang. It mentions a prisoner strike, punishment, and time served on the public rounds.
Advertises new maple and sugar syrups in gallon and quart cans with orders invited. Mentions dairy and confectionery items and urges quick response. Notes job openings for girls at Corset factory with light work and good pay at the office. Mentions Ajax Bulls promotion.
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