Proportion and speakers at a New York Sun dinner
The New York Sun reports on a dinner with Proportion and Kanieker discussing remarks while Becker declined to speak and instead ate at the event.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
4
The New York Sun reports on a dinner with Proportion and Kanieker discussing remarks while Becker declined to speak and instead ate at the event.
A historical note states elms live about six centuries with peak vigor around 160 years. The length and timing of elm vitality are described, reflecting long-term growth milestones attributed to the species.
Amid foggy phrasing, a rally recounts Taft accusing the administration of a hidden deal to alter the presidency. He lambasts efforts to break promises to the American people, insisting he would not seek a third term and denouncing perceived feebleness in leadership. Crowds press close outside and inside the Mephabies hall with substantial turnout in Salem square.
National and American League standings clash with scattered game notes. Reports detail teams such as St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn and New York, with battery pairings and rain delays. in the International and State Leagues, standings include Providence Wilkes-Barre Toronto Rochester and Baltimore. Military aviators note an airship accident near Quedlingberg with injuries reported.
Central service for all machines by George W Morrie at 150 N Center Street offers repairs. Bell phone listed as AW tots.
Chef notes advertise Middle Western Rowats and Steaks for dinners and Me Star Skinned ham and bacon for breakfast as part of a church event menu plan.
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