24 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
1
A fragmented passage discusses bank strength, capital adequacy, asset liquidity, and prudent leadership. It advocates experienced judgment, conservative progression, and slow starts, referencing management by mail and a general preference for disciplined, cautious banking practices.
An old Corry Ice Company pitch touts its ice as absolutely pure, made from spring water, evaporated, condensed, and frozen to prevent harm. The ad links health and value, offering low rates and cheerful messaging to attract customers. A Detroit Free Press notice requests more workers at a Cornet factory and mentions a sale of tools and appliances.
Walter Gabriel, 4 Young, Cory resident, died after a gun incident at 180 oth avenue Northside. Police say Walter Riley and Annie Filey were involved in a fatal shooting after alleged quarrel. County detectives question Callischer’s actions while analyzing the revolver and timeline.
A garbled OCR style list mentions various terms like Sush Arrived Carlond Chick Feed Galt Monl Graan Sood Gluten Wood May tillcorn Seed Corn Boat Godar Shine foutn Wanntt Acne Milling Co. The readable items resemble product names and company terms with no coherent event or clear entities.
The Palm Reinithur page notes a 16 cent Jugchoon 5 Iwi listing. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
Major Peuchen of Toronto testifies on the Titanic voyage noting calm seas and hopes of an early landing. He recounts dining ashore with Montreal friends, the sudden disaster, and the crew’s grim attempts to save passengers as lifeboats filled and chaos ensued.
Reported near the Titanic wreck area the steamship Californian reportedly had engine trouble and halted near the ice fields. Captain Hert faced questions about signals and position as the vessel drifted, while a separate account mentions a fatal house fire involving a child in Illinois.
The widow Mrs Ava Willing Astor plans to visit the Titanic victims' families, bringing condolences and support. Her presence signals continued Parisian social grace amid the tragedy as she offers aid to the bereaved, including the sorrowing son.
Virginian Cianaman gets trial moved to Wytheville after a deadly assault during a courtroom proceedings in Carroll County. Armed guards secure the courthouse as detectives reveal a smuggling plot and arrests. The two defendants face separate trials with officials confirming tight security and transfers to Wytheville.
New York Sprit 21 reports railroad managers accepted mediation offered by Judge Martin A Kaann and Charles P Neill after engineers threatened a strike from Chicago to the Ohio River. Federal mediators will seek a negotiated settlement with plans for talks today and possible arbitration if mediation fails.
Between the ages of forty five and sixty five five doctors die an average.
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