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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1910

Page

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Pardons Board Set to Hear Execution Prevention Pleas

Hartleburg April 19 The state board of pardons schedules hearings Wednesday on requests to prevent execution. The docket includes several inmates from Philadelphia Allegheny Northampton and Lackawanna counties with charges ranging from murder to robbery and perjury.

Hartleburg State Board of Pardons Coc! LeGrange Philadelphia Lafayette Pary Lawrence County Henry Ty Guster Woh Felonioun Edward Brice Northampton County John Peanckl Anwautt Batchery John W. Minor Allegheny Joe Cutrone Lawrences Sounty Towln H. Orcutt Tackwanna County Herbert Miller Lackawanna County Larceny F. Molde Dahman Side County Kery John Preach Allagnony Ooomat Jamod Kelly William Condon Philadelphi

New Social Secretary Returns to War Department

Mary Dandeldge Splora of Virginia, detailed as clerk to act as secretary, has returned to her post in the War Department Washington. Her 80 day detail expired April 30, but she resigned last week to pursue other work. M. J. Letterman, after the State Department, has been appointment secretary to shield Mina Aplets and resumed duties.

Mary Dandeldge Splora M. J. Letterman State Department Shoead Mina

Minnehaha Strikes Scilly Rocks With Passengers Saved

Reports from the Scilly Islands say the Atlantic steamer Minnehaha hit the Scilly Rocks in thick weather early Monday. Capt Laxhindoye and crew remain aboard. all passengers saved, many in night attire, with boats lowered and baggage retrieved.

Scilly London Latout Selly Islands Hon Omi Dever Jona Ilan Selly Minnehaha Laxhindoye Sip Indies Sun St. Mary's

Robs Jewelry Store Thief Breaks Window

A thief throws a brick through P W Barkley’s jewelry shop at 173 Annastreet near Homestead police station and steals two trays of rings valued at about 1500 dollars. Dr R Campbell, a resident nearby, heard the crash and rushed to the store but the intruder had fled.

Pittsburg Homestead P. W. Barkley Annatreét Ringa Vale

Investigation of Cotton Pool Sparks Government Probe

The attorney general begins a grand jury investigation in the Southern district of New York into a pool of cotton processors alleged to have cornered raw cotton in 1909 40, driving up prices and forcing mills to cut output and workers. subpoenas issued signal a wide government inquiry into the pool and its members.

Washington Neural Alain Oliver United States New York Fis Stir Hore

Thief Crashes Jewelry Store Steals 1500 Rings Near Station

In Pitsburg yesterday the jewelery store of J. W. Herkley at 142 Am street was struck by a brick thrown through a window. The thief escaped with two trays of rings valued at 1500 dollars. Dr. R. Campbell heard the alarm and rushed in, but the intruder had fled. The proprietor lives at 421 Heathing Street, Taxol wood.

Pitsburg J. W. Herkley Am Street

Weather Outlook With Cooler Turning Breezy

Readable weather notes indicate variable winds and cooler temperatures ahead. Rain chances appear uncertain with partly cloudy skies and a shift to northwesterly winds.

Roosevelt in Budapest Sightseeing and Diplomacy

Colonel Roosevelt toured the Agricultural Museum in Budapest and viewed Kossuth memorabilia after meeting Premier Soln and officials. He visited the Washington Monument gift in Bucharest, received a bouquet, danced through a rainstorm to a reception at the American consulate, and spoke with four Young American priests in training.

Korsuth Roosevelt Agricultural Museum Snell Empire Washington Monument American Hungarian Association Budapest Ing Coludet Ronkevelt Hungary Kossuth Koasnih Wiligant Giallar Roxanth Lin Alustrio Spanial Onsevelt Count Baechony Gladys Youderbi George Zala Fairford Conn New York City

Suppression of White Slave Traffic Meeting Opens

The International conference for the suppression of the White slave traffic opened in April with Minister Pleon presiding. The meeting will address uniting the circulation of contraband publications and strengthening enforcement actions.

Faria Farolen Matry

First National Bank of Warren Penn a Oldest Bank Title

The First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania bills itself as the oldest bank in Warren County.

Warren National Bank First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a Warren County

Permanent relief for constipation with Dr Caldwell syrup

The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent remedy for constipation. It claims gentle action, no medicine habit, and refunds money if not satisfied. Readers are urged to send name and address to Dr W B Caldwell, 1121 Caldwell Building, Monticello, Illinois for a free sample.

Caldwell Ita Tolka W. B. Caldwell Caldwall Building Monticello

Amusement Indefent Referenced to Coinage Committee

House members noted that the Amusement Indefent measure was referred to the Coinage committee for examination and action. The discussion highlighted questions about funding scope and potential impact on related fiscal policy.

Committee On Welzhe and Mensurem

Campaign Contributions Bill Clears House With One Dissent

The McCall Publicity Bill, requiring national party campaign contributions to be publicly disclosed, passed the House by a single vote against it. Representative Mann objected the draft as loose while Perry Helmont praised its potential for prompt Senate action.

McCall House Wanhimeton Aveit House of Representative Mann Sii Manor Perry Helmont National Publicity Law Organization Senate

Bill to regulate egg sale by weight introduced in House

Representative Alexander of Washington introduces a bill to require eggs sold by weight rather than count. Exemptions apply to certain haldiiw purposes. A $5 fine per violation is proposed. Alexander argues a dozen small eggs should not cost the same as a dozen large eggs.

Alexander Washington

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