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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1910
Page
1
A garbled report discusses Pittsburg aviators and biplanes with wind sensitivity. It cites a Pettary reference, mentions a rally at Houston's, and critiques aviators Baldwin Mans and Olivery figures, noting promises and exertion amid tense local aviation sentiment.
In a common pleas court a decision upheld that an Indian cannot gain U S citizenship until the tribal relation is abandoned by the tribe as a whole. The ruling questioned whether a single individual can be a ward of government or a self supporting community member. Judge Hakepok cited Dr W R Loyd a full blood Cree and citizen as a witness, while federal authorities denied Sebastian Pranchini citizenship papers in this city. Dr Boyd was asserted as a citizen and voter amidst debate.
New Haven interview with Haden Alton Parker of New York analyzes party splits over tariff revision and insurgent versus regular support. He sees Colonel Roosevelt's potential influence as decisive for either insurgents or regular Republicans in the upcoming election.
Alton B Parker foresees a strong Gumocrat majority in Congress based on current polling and party alignment. He cites rising support among urban constituencies and organized campaign momentum driving potential gains for the Gumocrat slate.
The Rice murder remains unsolved as investigators pursue scant leads. Victim, a New York attorney linked to Eastern interests, was struck with a blackjack and shot after being felled. Widow and four daughters exposed to ongoing danger as detectives and police pursue separate revenge theories amid a web of family and business ties.
In Kuynaas City Star a quirky aside from Walter Willows recalls a family of an editor where the first child was named Alpha, the fourth Omega, and despite plans for no more, a fifth child arrived. To humor the timing they briefly considered Sinine but settled on BSupplement, illustrating playful naming by the newsroom family.
Narragansett Ver, Aug 8. Police under Constable Foul G Cres and Police Chief Le Caswell raided a sumptuously furnished gambling den at Narragansett Place. About 20 women were present. panic ensued as raiders announced law enforcement. Several occupants fled, some fainted, and most were later released. Names were to be published by Constable Gross.
Ivey Lund shot and killed Kinout Kin dead, believing him to be a burglar. The turning point came when Kinout, moving on the veranda of his sister Lindl’s home, was mistaken for an intruder. The discovery that the slain man was his own brother led Lund to a fatal moment of shock.
In a tangled tale a father locks Giri in a loom during a storm at Portanyouth. The event unfolds with faint references to a girl, a witness, and a sequence of names and places, hinting at a disrupted life and a forthcoming marriage or travel. The text is fragmentary and cryptic, signaling a sensational local chronicle.
Crowds in San Sebastian join a church service then witness a violent bustle as soldiers and priests move through streets. Afternoon bullfight crowds swell while civil guards raid the Senatorist club, arresting about 130 occupants including several priests as tensions flare over Spain.
Fragmentary report outlines a bribe committee case with Senator Garp’s charges and names Iola Hani Benainh, Dit Will, and Myrulla. The dialogue hints at witness calls and a push for a simple process, with London Mall noted.
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