17 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
1
The readable text is garbled and reveals few concrete facts or names. It mentions “Yon tows and slog” with unclear references to events or people, making a precise headline and concise summary infeasible.
You earn money by honest toil and can make it earn more with a savings account offering 4 percent interest compounded. Funds are ready for withdrawal without notice, and Banking by Mail promises special attention for idle money.
A brief notice identifies Warren National Bank located in Warren, Pennsylvania, as a financial institution serving the local area.
In Philadelphia on August 7 Taytka Hernardsky killed his wife in the presence of their two children aged 1 and 6 and then killed himself. Neighbors say the act followed disputes over the wife leaving and the alleged dishonesty of the husband. The couple came from Poland under a year ago and lived with Fabian Caretell in Buffalo. The wife had written to him she would return if he changed, and he arrived from Buffalo with $114. Police had little information beyond neighbor statements.
In Indianapolis on August 17 the Mailed Mine Workers convention faced violent tension. President Lewis accused Illinois miners of misrepresenting him and urged ousting of implicated organizers while Walker read protest prayers, amid near blows and heated exchanges over leadership and unity.
A fragmented exchange discusses a practical domestic argument. One bachelor recalls a retort about married life: when a wife says If they can afford it we can there is no man to argue with her and never will be.
Washington Als 17 reports Secretary Ballinger plans to resign only at the president's wish though he carries the president's full confidence. A stormy exchange with Senator Crane is noted as Ballinger asserts expected vindication by the Congressional Investigating Committee and insists on party good.
The owner Alfred Waddingham seeks 2600 in damages from Geisler after a prize cow sustained ruined digestion and reduced dairy yield when moved to Geisler’s stable. The case alleges the cow grazed on pasture near Geisler’s property before being turned over to city stables, compromising its value.
Seven people die and many others suffer after a suspected poison at a church supper in Portsmouth Ohio and nearby Clon Kentucky. Reports say a fifty one tin vessel was used and poison spread through the gathering. Victims include Connie Thisley and Mrs John Hinelen among others, with several children unable to recover. Medical authorities say a large portion of the community is shaken by the tragedy.
Aug 7 report from Kewanee Illinois states 18 year old Mint Mattie Ren wook was shot in bed at George Rutherford's farm while her family slept in a hive. She was taken to a hospital in a critical condition. Police investigated the incident and no motive is yet known. Local authorities urged residents to provide any information.
President Pedro Montt of Chile dies in Bremen at 1240 after heart failure. Messages from officials in Beverly Miss and news from New York express condolences. The death prompts tributes from fellow leaders and a call for national mourning.
New York aviator Colonel Marmion says Roosevelt has practically accepted an invitation to fly in his plane. Marmion, among reporters at Atlantic, expects to fly next Friday night from Hempstead or Mineola if conditions are right. He notes Roosevelt seemed pleased and would be proud, perhaps nervous, but Marmion insists no publication was intended.
A mangled, playful fragment shows dialogue about Captain Kidd and a moving picture display. The text mentions a captain, a lieutenant, and a spectacle with a promise of parentage tied to film receipts, resembling a comic stage preface or joke in a newspaper clipping.
In New York Acting Mayor Mitchell ordered police to block the scheduled boxing match between Kaitmad of California and Bilmore of Ansiudin after threats of disruption. Central office detectives warned that doors would be barred and Lang would be arrested if the bout proceeded, while President Gibson insisted the venue operated within law and Supreme Court injunctions. The fight was declared off by promoter Kaufman.
A battered OCR snippet recalls Worcester mass murder debate on capital punishment. It mentions Lenin and Charley with references to eastern front lines and a court like figure, while a note about Lila Lynn and aromatic wine appears. The text is garbled and lacks clear readable details.
Wilbur Wright, in a Manhattan hotel interview, describes a new five passenger biplane sent to Asbury Park for experiments. He claims a front elevator is absent, notes improved stability and steering, and discusses public accidents and measures to advance aviation. He mentions Drexel’s record flight and cautions against sensational press reports.
A Wilmington group representing 12 local stands in the market protested a new meat ordinance requiring glass display cases. They told the board of quality that the requirement would prevent them from attending markets and would likely push meat prices higher.
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