26 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented text discusses strength as a resource base and growth, noting paid capital, diverse resources, and quick gains. It argues management by experienced, prudent leaders and invites consideration of prudent, conservative governance.
Public notice from the Corry Tea Company warns consumers about product quality and safety concerns The text references a royal event in London on April 29 and a charity gala at the London Opera House plus a request for workers at a corset factory with light work and good pay Attendance and details appear fragmented and the overall content mixes consumer caution event notices and employment ad copy.
A hearing on Wednesday fined Tanion Hurley four dollars for truancy as the court noted parents must ensure regular school attendance. The proceedings highlighted that physicians’ certificates may excuse absence, but the school board judges the validity of such excuses.
Dan Meehan representing the Erin horsemen observed preparations at the Corry track for resurfacing work. The Firleman praised the track as finest in the area with quality sandy loam. Meehan owns a favorite horse that last season reached Lexington with a 10 percent record, while Erie horsemen consider the course shape favorable for training garters.
A Constantinople dispatch reports intensified bombardment of the Dardanelles forts by the Allies, with the Kismalch fort demolished and many Turks killed or wounded. The situation in Constantinople grows dire as a shortage of provisions spreads, while 100 Greek steamers await permission to pass the Dardanelles. Chokepoints in the Bosphorus remain crowded with ships milling for passage.
President Taft lashes Col Roosevelt in Boston, accusing him of misrepresentation and disloyalty while defending his own square deal. He questions Roosevelt’s loyalty, cites political patronage, and defends his administration’s policies amid upcoming New York and national campaigns.
Washington April 26. Senate committees probing the Titanic disaster heard testimony from Quartermaster Howe on the bridge stern of the ship. He described fearing the bridge would be torn away by the berg as crew signaled and observed another vessel within five miles. Captain Smith and officers detailed signaling, wireless chatter, and attempts to alert engineers as the ship rode the waves.
The wireless operator Harold Cottain testified that Captain Moore’s report about the Tira de s wreck conflict with his own communications with the Mt Temple. He heard no warning of ice and said he received a message at 10 20 Sunday night and expected corroboration from the California’s crew. He noted the Matt Temple’s signals from 9 to 19 and questioned proximity of the Californian to the Titan.
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on April 26 a Oneida princess married Orin J. Aallooxe, a wealthy Beymone resident. The ceremony at Stevene Panty Mra linked Latta Monte Copnetive with the warded bride, amid references to Tulrane and Ard Shidinwoll.
April 26 a Rablsville home owned by August Swinson burned from unknown origin. Swinson escaped via a ground window after waking to smoke. His wife was trapped on the upper floor but was saved as flames spread through the stairwell. Firefighters battled the blaze, with residents signaling a swift emergency response.
Company officials say labor is scarce as 200 men per day leave the region for rpm work. Officials note March fines and state actions affecting mine labor, with ongoing decisions from Gom company executives regarding operations.
Fire kills James Arnold a watchman at the C. Shoe company plant. The blaze disrupted production and raised questions about safety. Authorities note a loan of 250 096 tied to the firm as part of financial context.
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