14 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
1
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A faded ad lists Corry to Naples for 42 dollars and a sailing list from Johns Steamship Agency at Durham’s Drug Store. It also touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for failure to cure and promotes internal use to reach the blood. Cheney Co Toledo, Ohio. druggists carry Hall’s pills.
Wallington Aue 14 By a 174 to 30 vote the House overrode President Taft in approving the Linderwood La Follette wool bill. Democratic aid from 21 Republicans and many paired with Democrats propelled passage. The measure now goes to the Senate amid uncertain prospects for a two thirds majority.
Mullins Nova Scotia August 14 report says the Corsican sank is not credited in Halifax. Allan Vine carries a Belle Isle Port Amour message that Corsican waited for fog to lift before proceeding to Ligure pool. The Lasky Champlain stands by though Corsican appears to take on no water. Company statement says damage to Constan should be quickly repaired and that Liverpool sailing delay would not occur.
Fragmentary text presents a dialogue about whether a certain Job was a doctor and questions why people discuss patients in a confusing, garbled excerpt. The passage mentions Penow, Tobe Boston, and a reference to a German tie, suggesting a misread or distorted historical article.
An armed mob invaded the Columbus courthouse, forced officials to surrender, seized 16 year old T. Cotton just convicted of manslaughter, and shot him to death in the Negro quarter. The coroner’s inquest yielded no verdict as police faced threats amid a city shaken by the mob action.
Details from district attorney records show Charles Becker held at least five bank accounts across four institutions with deposits totaling about $17 6188. The probe links Becker’s cash to blackmail and the Rowe murder, outlining a wide graft network across Manhattan gambling houses and related venues.
Grand jury testimony reveals how the gang used blackmail and staged talks to fund payoffs. Rose and Webber describe arranging bribes and debts tied to an alleged murder plot, with payments routed through Rowe and associates at baths and poker rooms.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a perplexing exchange about a paper on the wall and a decorator. Names and clear action are uncertain, with distorted wording making details hard to parse.
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