27 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
1
A fragment from a Paris dated item cites a quirky back and forth about a cow, a milkman, and a playful difference in a joke between two speakers. The text then notes the death of Paris poet Norwelkin dramatist Aid poyolint, mentioning births and a Roughly dated era in 1833.
Washington April 27 The administration won a tie vote 140 to 140 on preserving a court of commerce in committee of the whole. Representative Bennet sided with administration in New York, boosting the measure to near finality though still unsettled. The chamber later prepared for a possible final record vote as insurgent Democrats and Republicans opposed the plan.
Senators Clapp of Minnesota attacked the administration railway bill in a five hour noon session. Hughen of Colorado called the bill so bad it should be defeated entirely. Heyburn of Idaho defended the measure as the senate adjourned after a brief executive session.
Albany April 7 The Fish and Game Commission details progress in rearing shad as part of forest and fisheries work. The state aims to produce about 600,000 fry and fingerlings annually, distributing them in state waters. A Linlithgo hatchery supports restocking the Hudson River and other waters, alongside trout production. The work stresses delicate handling and rapid growth, with plans emphasizing ample space for large numbers to thrive.
Washington April 27 Nelson H Henry militant general of the New York state guard will succeed General Jamen Clarkson as surveyor of the port of New York Frealdent Tutt announced General Henrys name for the post in a statement
President Taft lauded the two year wait since Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the Bureau of American Republics building. Speakers Carnegie, Root, and Knox praised international cooperation, with Blaine and Taft’s guests in attendance. The ceremony followed by a courtyard reception as the band played and dignitaries gathered.
Washington April 27 Republicans of the New York congressional delegation led by Senator Root plan Roosevelt's active involvement in the New York campaign next fall. They expect him to help select a governor candidate and perhaps speak publicly, while defending Governor Hughes's stance and aiming for party harmony in the Empire State.
Fragmentary note describes bright red cuts in Liberia with unclear details and quirky word fragments. No clear persons or events emerge, leaving the item as a puzzled snippet of a larger story.
Attorney General M Hayyion Tod announces agreement with ex attorney general WV UT Hensel to seek an amicable path in a court action testing Governor Stuart's right to appoint a state treasurer for a three year term starting May 2. Charles Fred Wright to qualify. challenge questions governor's appointment authority and 1874 law.
Rome April 27 The sale of Gabriel D'Annivislo furniture seized for debt was abandoned. An unknown American admirer reportedly wired a considerable sum to settle the debt. Military dirigible airships of Germany and Britain were destroyed from their moorings in a chaotic incident.
Mrs Beritin Red Wells of Abll Riveralde, sister of murdered Miss Estelle Reid, believes Naples fishermen killed her sister during a Naples visit. The family, tied to Captain Samuel Reid lineage, notes Miss Reid, a Drysdale Mawr graduate with properties across California, Wisconsin, and Texas, was in Naples studying art.
A street brawl between Annetta Martano and Tony Pasella and Mike Perante in Butler on April 21 led to both men and the woman hospitalized. The girl declined to declare a winner, stating neither combatant won.
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