Advertising Rates and List of Local Horsemen
A chaotic section lists racing ads and horsemanship mentions. Names like Milly Loors from Oil City and John Shean appear among drivers and page chatter about upcoming events and rates for the weekend.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
2
A chaotic section lists racing ads and horsemanship mentions. Names like Milly Loors from Oil City and John Shean appear among drivers and page chatter about upcoming events and rates for the weekend.
Fragmentary weather note indicates variable winds and unsettled conditions today and tomorrow. Specific locations, temperatures, and rainfall details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
The James Town dispute over a proposed gas rate hike to 3 cents per thousand feet was heard by the Public Service Commission. Chairman Frank W. Stevens and John B. Olmstead argued that the Pennsylvania Gas Company lacks authority to regulate interstate gas trade. The company contends the commission cannot set rates, and must prove any rate is reasonable, with the burden of proof on the utility. A Hartford Times note cites the Pennsylvania Republican platform on nationwide wagon costs.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor as a remedy for corns calluses warts and foot issues. It claims the product is superior to cheap acid substitutes and lists Thomas Downey as the seller.
The funeral for the late Mrs John A Fenell was held at the Wesley Methodist Church, with services at 9:40 this afternoon. The body lay in state at the home of her daughter Mea in Wesley, with prayers by Reverend Weaver and music by Miss Chura Harrington. Pallbearers included Robert Heerten, James Slattery, AJ M Howard, R F H Palmer, Fred Stanford, and LaMont Sten. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Visitation included relatives from Sistersville, Vienna, Ol City, and Uriv.
A 60 year old Tel mond tortuahiy tarner Whwin Whilt killed his loyal dog then told his wife he would travel far. He sailed from Augur Lake to pig riddle of the vody of wale, leaving his boat adrift and his fate uncertain.
The last day at Titusville attracted a large crowd as Mattie Chimes won the free-for-all. Glendale Tavovita captured the 2:20 trot in straight heats and Med Wilkes led the 2288 pace after Mae Byron won two heats. Crooked driving was charged in the win and several were warned by judges.
New York reports actor Jack Barrymore plans to marry Katherine Harris. Harris's father is said to have sent word to break off the match, though reporting notes the Journal in coverage.
A large afternoon sale conducted by the Obie Favmil Company and Frost ad tndiea lions drew hundreds to the Hand addition on White Street. Twelve acres from the Johnson farm were broken into fifty lots graded and staked for buyers with prices starting at 60 dollars and quickly rising to 140 dollars for a few, as bidders crowded to witness the rapid selling and the auctioneer's remarks on Cory and district schools.
Jurors for Wayne County were drawn by Sheriff Hawes and the jury commissioners. The panel includes Perry Lewis Reid Lyons Junes Brown Thomas Ragon and Charles Jube among others. Grand and traverse jurors will report by Monday September 12 with excess trials possible over three to four days if needed.
Special to the tml reports prominent Cleveland attorney Hoge was murdered on Kyrolid avon Jas night causing widespread excitement. Police pursue a motive tied to a controversial section of the community and trial proceedings. Authorities expect quick progress in identifying suspects and delivering justice.
A Chicago physician is found murdered in a street at an early hour. Police pursue a line of circumstantial evidence linking a man named W Strom to the crime amid a lingering sense of mystery surrounding the incident.
Special report states the autopsy found poison in Belle Himore's body, tied to allegations against Dr. Crippen. The development strengthens earlier evidence presented in court records and police files.
The Chautauqua week features Dr Hieh Mack from Union Theological Seminary of New York, Mr Bestor’s cablegram power stunt, and scholarships funded to support teachers from New York Pennsylvania and Ohio. Evening programs include readings from Roxwell and a Sylvan Players performance, with weather disruptions and a fire damage report at the station area.
A Butler woman, 18, was attacked by a mastiff in the street and beaten by bystanders to stop the dog. She was hospitalized with fatal injuries while a bystander named Mia attempted to rescue two children from the creature.
A fire at Chautauqua Assembly Grounds damages John Elwell's large barn with hay and grain stored inside. The blaze, started by spontaneous combustion in hay, endangered nearby structures but animals were saved. Power house whistle sounded as crowds gathered. investigation notes possible quarantine and precautionary measures.
Alburt B. Baker, advertising collector for the Morning Post, died when he attempted to jump from a fast eastbound train near Institute street crossing yesterday morning. The 44 year old man was struck and killed instantly as the Well Fargo express traveled west of the crossing. He leaves a wife and parents residing in Saginaw, Michigan.
The Phoenix presents a sensational melodrama Noble Man with a thrilling fire scene and a great society drama The Thief a detective tale that ran a year in New York. The best picture in town at the Lyric tonight.
The notice promotes Sam Jacobson & Co. hosting an entertainment in Charles Chase's Grove on Saturday August 1 1910 with Rev. MacIntyre and others delivering remarks and music by local performers. It also includes Pennsylvania Gas Co charging thirty two cents per thousand cubic feet for natural gas after July readings and a two cent per thousand discount if paid by the tenth.
Notice to trespassers warns against entering private property as penalties under the Act of Assembly apply. The garbled text references trolley service to Columbus on specific days and times, with warnings from an undersigned recorder about penalties for trespass and potential removal or action.
An advertisement urges readers to dress from the International Talking Company of New York City and promises right prices and a guaranteed fit. The notice lists A. F. P. Measenger and San, Agonistor Crry as associates.
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