Why Leave Your Money Lie Idle
An urging financial note emphasizes making idle money work harder, encouraging savers to invest or seek higher returns beyond simply earning through wage labor. It stresses prudent allocation of funds to grow wealth.
13 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
1
An urging financial note emphasizes making idle money work harder, encouraging savers to invest or seek higher returns beyond simply earning through wage labor. It stresses prudent allocation of funds to grow wealth.
Judge Barnard rules the so called astral will of William J. Crowell is not valid in the District of Columbia. The case involved a widow aided by a medium who delivered a trance message claiming Crowell wished Major W. H. Crowell to be appointed administrator and for 95 000 to go to the widow, a finding deemed not credible by the court.
From Beverly to Mars, pamphlets hint at leadership shifts in the Republican party. Speaker Joseph G Cannon faces term limits and a possible retirement from the House gavel. Secretary Ballinger may depart Taft cabinet after the ports committee hearing. Nelson Aldrich is expected not to seek the Rhode Island Senate seat.
Reports from doctors say Mayor Gaynor is making steady progress toward recovery after coughing spells and a rising throat. Officials deny a sudden temp spike, noting temperatures fluctuated around noon and declined later, as physicians monitor his condition.
Six Chinese men traveling from St Timothee Canada to New York were arrested and charged after being found in a semi conscious, starved state lacking water and food for six days. A worker heard a man calling for water, offering to pay to be helped, leading to discovery and police involvement.
Delegates at the miners convention reveal a treasury deficit of about 125000 to 126000 linked to borrowed funds. The union faces costs from the nonconvention and related expenses, with 2000 plus spent to meet obligations, prompting debate over leadership and compliance with the executive board.
Aug 14 report notes Sharon Steel Hoor Company awards the contract for a new wide band mill to the Pittsburg bride company. The project will create 100 additional jobs.
Report from Aug 18 notes Vatican opposition to an alliance between Catholic and Carlist factions in Spain. The crisis centers on a government divorce between church and state, with Madrid and papal authorities denying any religious backing for anti government demonstrations.
Puck quotes a fragment describing a garbled phrase it calls a Home kind of Japanese bard Rio. The text signals a playful, enigmatic mood with invented terms and unclear meaning.
Senator Bristow of Kansas argues the rubber tariff boosted dividends for Consolidated Rubber Companies, while Aldrich defends the policy. He questions the structure and holding roles of Inter Continental Rubber and its affiliates, accusing underhanded mergers and questioning the purpose of consolidation.
The readable text shows an OCR fragment referencing an interview or statement about a utility issue. It mentions a first statement and a discussion context, with unclear names or dates. No clear event, location, or organization is discernible from the fragment.
A murky report from Re G Dun & Co and partners notes contraction across wool, garments, and general trade. Prices hold on staple fabrics while some lines like pine and wire begin to rise with steel orders. rail and locomotive activity shows cautious but real momentum amid quiet overall demand.
An extensive water body on the Henry estate burst its dam causing widespread flooding. The damage disrupted roads and trees were uprooted while a highway bridge was washed away. The owner Cuolinhant had recently pursued legal action against poachers and thiefs. Fishermen reported catching noted fish along the now altered watercourse.
United States Senator Kool summarizes for the United States in the Newfoundland fisheries dispute before the tribunal. Questions arise over Britain's claim to fishing bays and three Gulf areas beyond. The arbitration regarding fisheries moves forward under public proceedings.
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