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23 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
1
A savings account offers the most advantages for idle money. It pays 4 percent interest compounded and the money is ready for withdrawal if needed without notice.
Nor Dudley Foster King leaves Ryder Memorial Uni versariat church at Sixty fourth Street and Woodlawn Ave to tour with a vaudeville company in Racine Wisconsin. He appears tonight in A Subborn Cinderella with chorus girls in glittering costumes. Trustees balked at raising his salary, some saying $1,200 was insufficient. Foster, 45, is married and will perform with his wife on the tour.
Trenton doctors are ordered to report suspected infantile paralysis immediately. The health board follows a state health department warning amid several cases in Trenton and reports of outbreaks in Burlington, Yardley, and nearby towns.
An elderly man, 86, died after being struck by a freight engine near Turhoit town. He was rushed to a hospital where he succumbed a few hours later. The victim was survived by his wife and daughter in law.
From a faded line in a local column a lurid description of mescal is sketched. The piece notes its potent, burning flavor and the alleged immediate urge to violence it provokes, portraying Mexican beverage culture as dangerous and volatile.
Heavy winds whip enormous fires threatening towns in the fire zone. Exhausted firefighters abandon property-saving efforts as engine teams are marooned in tunnels. Counties including Wallace Burke Kellogg St Regis Hamilton Superior and several towns face widespread destruction with many residents evacuated.
Adolf Gabriel, accused of stealing 675 from Ulata Leather, died at home in West 122nd Street. His associates claim he bore full responsibility for the missing funds as the company’s New York office manager. He left money and a 5000 life policy, and a check for 76000 was signed before his death.
Fragmented OCR text describes a family lineage of wealth and status. Mentions a father a porter, a grandfather a plum bearer, and a great grandfather a waiter in a New York area. The exact events and names are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Reported chaos in Sitleena Cleen Town with a mob of about 200 driving police from six beat areas. Attacks on residents including George Helderstory and Robert Basin. robberies at fair grounds and homes. local casino and gambling activity alleged. Chief Thorne Whvet led response but mobility of criminals continued. Expect ongoing patrols to curb violence and gambling.
Westchester Pits Aug 2 Arm In Arm and Young Onto Lot Lown couple wandered into the Chester County prison corridor and were confronted by Warden Joseph James who explained the Methodists held services there. The pair hurried outside, surprised to learn the prison housed a church service.
Receivers were appointed here for the Reading Standard company, manufacturers of bicycles and motorcycles operating two plants with a capital stock of 800000 dollars. It is believed the receivers will continue the operation of the plants. Gras Mateos describes a stiff grass grown in India used for sticks in waklog matches.
New York reports President Taft denies any trickery or intent to defeat Roosevelt for chairman. Taft says Roosevelt should have been consulted and telegraph letters dismiss stories of a split. Sherman accused of suppressing a telegram while Taft insists no disloyal plan existed.
A wrecked Harmon's biplane near Indian Harbor attracts crowds and souvenir seekers who pry off spark plugs and steering parts. Mechanics dismantle the machine, finding deeper damage that will delay any repair, while the owner cites darkness and rocks as causes. Nearby, a separate incident reports a worker killed on a railroad track in Allentown, Pennsylvania, prompting further caution.
Police arrest Kogler after he fires a revolver at his wife in a kitchen at 411 Bat Sheioi Street. Mrs. Kogler is seriously wounded and taken to Presbyterian Hospital. He faces felonious assault charges at the 60th Street station.
A woman in Johnstown Pennsylvania reportedly took a bromochoral and carbelle mixture and died at her Westelotties farm home. Her husband discovered her remains around six o’clock. The incident occurred near Elmer Haynes’ farm, about mile from town, as neighbors described the troubled scene.
In a Baltimore American item a heated exchange targets a woman described with harsh language. The fragment notes a dispute over conduct and attire, mentioning noisy powder and personal criticism amid a controversial social moment. The readable text hints at public scrutiny and partisan framing.
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