Weather Forecast for Local Showers Tomorrow
Local showers expected tomorrow with unsettled skies and cooler temperatures. Light winds from the north accompany the frontal boundary as the day progresses.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1910
Page
2
Local showers expected tomorrow with unsettled skies and cooler temperatures. Light winds from the north accompany the frontal boundary as the day progresses.
A large tannery owned by Jacob Bolard at Cambridge Springs Wis burned Saturday, causing about 30 000 dollars in losses. Firemen arrived after nine hours of rapid blaze, with uncertainty over rebuild. The estate valued at roughly 81 000 including plant and stock was insured through Aye Sweet & Son of Union City.
When you have a corn, hard or soft, or warts disfigure your hands use Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor. Price 25 cents. Sold by Thomas Downey AL Ao.
A Erie bound locomotive narrowly avoided a derailment in the Corey yard when it struck a shaved switch as No 7 approached. The impact caused no cars to derail and the train continued on its way with no delay reported. An upgrade upgrade is noted in the report.
Eight year old Francis Thorpe son of John Thorpe of Colbert Ave drowned in the Allegheny River near his home Monday afternoon. Rescuers failed to revive him after immersion near the bridge, as fog and a current swept him away. The boy was on a riverbank ride when he fell into the water. his mother and neighbor Mrs. Buser saw the accident but did not know his identity. The church secures a new pastor, Rev. Wallace, to begin services in September, with a planned August schedule and ongoing Bible study work.
The article reports Scotland Yard details claiming substantial evidence against Dr Crippen. It notes doubts about direct proof of his crimes but hints at new discoveries the authorities say will seal conviction despite the body’s condition and lack of direct evidence.
Fragmentary report notes a second death by self harm connected to a prior incident in Vernon. Text references a woman Emvlla Kldworka and mentions another person aware of intentions to commit suicide, with incomplete details and unclear identities.
The legislative graft proceedings opened today as sensational disclosures surface. Officials report high level accusations and rapid developments in this New York probe.
Special to the Tommat reports Mvefields near Manaque where Estrada’s army mobilizes outside the city. Madrie’s ship is ready to fire if the city falls, signaling escalating tensions as the conflict unfolds.
W. ty Woodward passed away at about 11 o clock this morning at the home of the Halghlor, Airs Weight, of Gast Malics root, age 98 years. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock. He was the oldest Odd Fellow in the state.
A. P. Messenger & Son promote a new fall and winter line from the International Yall tring Company in New York City. Garment measurement options are offered with price guarantees and custom fit.
You can now purchase the complete fall and winter pullover line from the International Tailoring Company of New York. Prices are significantly reduced, with Messenger & Son as sole agents for Lorry.
A fragmented notice advertises a theater program with performances by Winifred Stewart and the Wardelies in a comic parade of acts. The copy is garbled but implies a stage show with musical and visual highlights.
An Erie court decision was affirmed by the Superior Court in a case involving LN Reeder who sued Harbowreck Mutual Pipe Insurance. The underlying events mention a death connected to the matter and reference Prothonotary Huns frogilline and Fate Marribow in relation to the writ.
Madrid reports an official increase in security around a prominent figure after threats from supporters of a religious faction. The government response appears aimed at curbing rising discontent and potential unrest amid tensions between Church and state.
Oil report details output in OH City area including completion status of Unit 3 and ongoing activity at Sylvania fields. It cites 602 wells with production drops and a total delta of 3 007 barrels. The document notes regional tension in New York State.
The Grand Trunk Railway strike is concluded after distant disruptions. Normal operations resume with shipments moving and businesses set to return to regular activity.
Lyric hosts a strong bill including two outdoors pictures and a lively feature. The program presents a vivid story arc and a cameo from The Postal Sub sibling riding sequence, promising entertainment.
Classified ad urges readers to save money by ordering clothes made to measure from the International Tailoring Company of New York City, with A. F. Mestenger & Son listed as agents.
A noisy crowd flocked to the Lyris for four large pictures starring Lyi and billed as a big bill. The feature sets include Coryfor 5 conte and other attractions, drawing attention to the cinema event.
James R Burns longtime principal in Brlle Pa died at St Vincent's hospital at 10 minutes after eleven after days of illness. Born 1848 in Edinburgh he studied at Glasgow and Regensburg and taught in Crawford County and Corry before serving as vice principal from 1880 until his death. He was a noted orator and lawyer who resigned from practice to teach and serve in state politics.
Council met with roll call showing members Keelep and others present. Items adopted include appointment of Jon Cluny as First Ward driver and a sidewalk project on W Church Street from Second Ave to Fourth Ave. ordinance introduced for sidewalk construction. committee action referred for printing. Council adjourned.
Third annual Prohibition Picnic scheduled for Saturday August 13 in Charlton Grove. Rev N J MacIntyre of Corry Rev Steele of Spartansburg and Rev Burnett of Ricoville to give speeches along with local residents. Miss Laurina Swanton of Corry will sing solo. The Misses Trowel to provide music on piano and violin. Tathtin Bros to perform clarinet music. Attendees urged to bring guests and enjoy the event.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, closed for the past month, will reopen next Monday with capable staff in charge of both the ladies and gentlemen facilities. Mention the Journal when you purchase.
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