03 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
1
A Boston dairy reports higher milk production when a phonograph plays popular music in the barn. Miller Long and associates document daily yields per cow as irritation decreases with music. The phonograph becomes a fixture after a trial shows increased output.
A fragmentary tale describes the gti Bessovn mosque in Sern JeVo and a famed mosque in Murope Afternay of Constantinople. It recounts a courtyard scene with a groove the length of a Turkish elf and a legend of a pushy thief accusing a local merchant of false measures. It also mentions the tombs of seven holy dervisies beheaded twenty years ago and their bodies revealed in the mosque.
Fragmentary text references a child injury and criminal acts with unclear names and places. The readable items describe a boy missing an eye, a crime context, and mentions of arbitrators and a dinner, but specifics are garbled and dates or locations are not discernible.
In Scranton Pa August 3 Colonel Roosevelt tours a coal mine region. He greets workers, attends receptions, and inspects Johnson No 2 breaker with foreman Henry Foner. The event draws crowds as Roosevelt tours the dark regesnes and observes slate, ore, and mining routines.
A special meeting is convened within two weeks to discuss the dissatisfaction of mine workers in Illinois. Delegates intend to issue a request for a joint action and rally support among workers in the area, with emphasis on immediate effects and potential outcomes for wages and conditions.
An article reports a strike in a Westmoreland mining area with a home blown up by dynamite. Details describe injuries and a tense atmosphere as authorities and locals react, noting attempts to maintain order amid explosive incidents.
Inspector Dew says Leneve's testimony may clear her if key facts prove true. Flowers, books, and magazines flood the doctor Crippen's prison as Scotland Yard closes in. Detective Mitchell prepares to demand Crippen's extradition aboard the Luke Champlain to Guyana.
Reported lynching uproar over a claimed child murder in Minduganol valley near Washiveion. Authorities found the alleged girl was a dog. deputy coroner G. Grise led an inquiry as rumors blamed foreigners and lynching parties formed. Community shaken by the mistaken identification.
A 37 year old woman was found in a cell at the Chicago avenue station yesterday afternoon with fatal burns. Police say she was seen smoking shortly before the blaze and are investigating whether the fire was accidental or intentional. Located at 102 West Ohio Street, the victim had knife wounds and her clothes were singed.
Corcoran joins Cincinnati after a purchase announced here by manager Geifith. The Reds acquire Corcoran from Bustwio club as an infield candidate for a regular role. Purshive price not disclosed.
Fragmentary notes discuss caviar quality and adulteration, noting that not all caviar is pure. References suggest adulterants and methods of preparation, with partial attention to both production and testing. The passage hints at female influences in supply contexts but provides few concrete details.
Reports indicate several cases of yellow fever aboard a steamship that arrived after departing Cherbourg. The vessel is now en route to Havre where quarantine and medical measures will be applied before passengers are released.
A garbled OCR fragment features quoted words linked to a local figure, with unclear attributions and nonsensical phrases. The piece mentions a person named Johoule and a speaker identified as Fou, but no coherent event, date, or location is discernible for a fuller summary.
First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania lists G W Jamieson as president and G T Conarro as cashier with officials named in the bank's listing.
Newark authorities report a suspect arrested amid a Newark gas strike and Grand Trunk Railway labor action. a large crowd gathered at Holton's saloon where detectives raided, with tensions rising as negotiations and conciliation boards set schedules. A Grand Trunk general strike was officially declared last night.
Ten men were detained after a late night disturbance involving multiple witnesses. Police report unclear motives but note a confrontation near Ware Street and a public venue. Authorities say no injuries were reported and investigations continue.
A flood of burned victims from a vitriol attack in Italy left several children seriously burned. Witnesses report bystanders and first responders rushing injured to local hospitals as authorities investigate the assault.
A barn and granary burned near South Lyon Michigan as a hot axle or belt overheated a threshing separator. The blaze consumed the main structure and storage, while the house survived despite nearby damage and evacuation efforts.
In Bronx Park New York City an old mill site remains near the 002 acres of Jain in Brome Dut. A notable feature is a rock formation called the rocking stone that draws visitors to the area near Pierre Lovillard’s demolished mill ruin.
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