23 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
1
Parents can start child accounts at Warren National Bank with 4 percent semi annual compound interest. The bank promotes early saving to fund education, teach money habits, and allow parental control until the child reaches age of majority.
An old newspaper ad touts a catarrh cure claiming internal action on blood and mucous membranes to rebuild constitution and restore health. It lists Toledo, Ohio. Ball’s, and other distributors, with a 5100 reward offer and consumer testimonials.
The article details graft tied to $125000 and $20008.15 withdrawals from multiple banks, linked to Becker and the Rosenthal murder case. It notes an indicted officer, investigations into a civil employee, and connections between the police inspector and bank accounts amid grand jury activity and upcoming court sessions.
Fragmentary article describes alleged ties between police officials and gambling operations. It mentions deposit boxes, bank records, private depositaries, and visits of officials to gambling houses in Tangled phrasing. Mentions Becker and a district attorney, with references to hush money and a “strong arm squad.”
Senator Penrose charges that a 4 million dollar fund underwrote Roosevelt’s nomination and that key figures prepared to prove the handling before the Senate. He cites letters from Cortelyou and asks probes into Standard Oil and other contributions. Roosevelt supporters allegedly sought to buy delegates. Archbold to testify as inquiry opens.
Fragmentary lines discuss factions seeking control and confidence in a political figure. It questions whether Taft gains from the situation and anticipates noisy developments in the coming weeks. The source reads as a garbled report on early party dynamics and potential outcomes.
Andrew J Halley’s body lay in a coroner’s store for two years as relatives delayed burial and funds. The Undertaker kept the corpse after Halley died June 1909 and faced pressure to bury it amid family disputes and legal notices.
Mise Maui Griffin twenty three, daughter of John Griffin of a Berkshire village, died after swallowing Paris Green following a tooth extraction. She fainted in her room after using an anesthetic, and the medical examiner confirmed poisoning as the cause of death.
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