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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR cites a event at Curry Avenue involving a local clan group, with unclear details about location, participants, or outcome. The readable text implies a disturbance or confrontation near a mall artery, but specifics and dates are missing. Further text needed to clarify agencies, actions, and results.
Showers today and tonight with a mix of clouds tomorrow turning partly cloudy. Moderate southerly winds and a cooler spell expected as conditions ease later in the period.
A report on Sibley's withdrawal from a congressional race centers on health excuses while alleging widespread coercion to reveal expenditure over 42000 dollars. The article details subpoenas, an audit petition by Judge Criswell, and intense pressure on supporters to testify against alleged boodling, framing the episode as a notable political scandal.
An unclear OCR passage describes an anticipated early winter period in Contra Parke New York with scattered references to months and conditions. The text mentions a Chipmunks group, mentions September, and hints at hospital and delivery terms. overall the piece is fragmented and lacks coherent events or names suitable for a solid card.
A court ruling in Corry upholds a tax case against a local utility firm, with Mayor and solicitor arguing for broader city revenue. The decision targets street taxes on cars and business premises, noting many firms evade payments. City eyes further action to compel compliance across multiple corporations.
Thirty men have signified their intention to participate in the outing. The group will leave Durgesville around five. The event includes a march to a city west of Wedhiesday for a noon gathering and dinner in Burs Ville. Transportation will involve three horses and labeled gear, with supplies conveyed for the ten day outing.
School directors announce open bids for a new school building at Hate Hollow. The contract will be awarded to the firm offering the lowest cost bid of 1040 dollars. Construction is planned to be completed within the current term.
An old newspaper snippet touts Putnam's Patnlow Coen Extractor claiming to cure "ri‑inns tallouses and sore fan Winps" with a 25 cent price. Sold by Thomas Downey.
Auctioneer V I Powers offers a public sale at Macadam road eight miles north of Corry on August 87. Items include dairy herd, farm horses, wagons harness and household goods. Sale starts 10 a.m. Proceeds to be collected by Nichols.
All members who plan to attendBrad Bradford meeting please gather in the parlour of the lodge hall this evening at 8 o clock. Alex Anderson committee chair requests punctual attendance and orderly conduct.
A late afternoon wreck on Ox Bow Hill left two passengers seriously hurt and multiple others injured. The touring party, including Mrs Dunn and Miss Agnes Walt, were traveling from Pittsburgh to Spar Town when braking failed at the foot of the hill. The car toppled, pinning several inside. Mrs Dunn and Mrs Wall were rushed to a hospital with severe injuries. Dr Christie tended the injured and the party continued to Toledo after treatment. Local residents aided at the scene as word spread.
A large gathering of friends and neighbors marked the 100th birthday of a beloved neighbor at the home of Mr Charles Brows on Brown Hill. Mrs Martha King was the guest of honor. local residents from Union City and nearby areas attended the reunion, sharing refreshments and memories as the celebration spanned the day.
An old advertisement touts Pain Weve liniment as a universal remedy for muscular rheumatic and surgical pains. It claims deep penetration, relief from soreness, strains, neuralgia, and joint issues, urging purchase of a 50 cent bottle with a 25 cent option through Thomas Downey.
Vesta Victoria, famed entertainer, is touring the United States singing a song that critics say mirrors the public mood on labor and daily life. The New York World reports the piece as a notable cultural moment amid American audiences.
Friends gathered at the home of Miss Reelin Songor for a social evening in her honor. A gift of a silver spoon and card framed the event while Miss Agnes Keefe won the ladies prize and Katherine Mines earned the consolation award. A dainty luncheon followed and guests reported a genuine good time.
A notice informs all high school students to complete required state examinations prior to opening of the new school year. The notice asks students to notify the principal by August 24, 2193 about any scheduling difficulties or needed accommodations.
Police were called to a disturbance on Must Main aiKve where four men were detained. One man struggled to walk. another appeared intoxicated and unable to walk properly. Mayor Alexander reportedly refused to provide information or cooperate with police.
The Erie Board of Trade extended an invitation to Theodore Roosevelt to address the people from the rear platform of his train as it neared Erie on the morning of August 25. The former president planned multiple speeches during his Westward journey including a potential stop in Commerce, Ohio if the train halted there.
Notice for unpaid city taxes due by September 1, 1810 with 8 percent penalty and 1 percent monthly interest thereafter. City Treasurer William Postlithwait announces final collection action for the delinquent accounts.
A brief note from Mrs Frank Dearborn Mr and Mrs Darrow Briule Darrow expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during bereavement following the death of their husband and father. The message thanks the loyal support and comforting gestures received.
Berlin reports a serious explosion at Krupp Works in Kiel. Early details are scarce but two bodies have been removed. Three employees are known to be injured or trapped, and authorities fear additional workers perished.
A boy in Jamestown was struck by a passing car on Went Third Street yesterday morning. He suffered a broken leg and was taken to Wellman Bros Drug Store before being transported home for treatment. Dr. Dee Bradley, who had paused to assist a friend, attempted to avert the collision but could not stop in time.
Franklin August 22 Former Congressman Joseph C. Sibley withdraws from the contest citing health reasons. He had defeated NP Wheeler for the Newton Hon. a $42,000 election expense audit was demanded and ordered by courts. Witnesses were summoned to appear before Judge Crinwall next Monday. Conferees may select Wheeler for the journey.
A Dunkirk report describes a Buffalo youth shipwrecked after exposure on Lake Erie. The incident occurred near Murrysbin while the craft overturned during a moonlit voyage. Rescue followed as authorities and witnesses recount the peril and survival after the close of the eventful evening.
An evidently stolen automobile was found overturned near Silver Creek early Sunday morning. Three men were seen fleeing the scene and later disappeared toward the Lake Shore area. Telephone inquiries have been sent to identify the vehicle and locate the suspects.
The Kolstow family held its eighth annual reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Hy Kolatew on Main Line Thursday August 18 with 40 relatives present. Weather was fine and an entertaining program followed by officer elections with Jank Kol Stoe as President and Prank Kol Stoe as View President. Secretary was Mrs C H Simmolink and Treasurer Mr CO H Simmolink. It was agreed to meet next year at Mr and Mrs Wrannie Holites on the third Thursday August.
A Monday night performance at Library Theater titled The Sporting Baltor features Topnek and Wast with Mju Emily Bartter and two young artists. The act includes shiping dancing and talking, described as a lively show with novelty and humor.
Rasph Dykina of Galeton Pa takes over the Perris photo gallery at 1004 West Avenue and will resume work next Monday. Several kinds of photographic work offered with satisfaction guaranteed.
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