26 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
1
Madrid reports advised recall from Fibsbow area noting leaves of absence of Portuguese army officers suspended and warships ordered to varied destinations. Government steps to prevent disturbances amid Conservative provocations. No disturbances reported yet. The telegrams on the subject have gaps in translation.
Between Shoster and a bulldog at Olivet Presbyterian Church grounds a fight ended fatally for a horse and a dog. The horse died of injuries after a struggle on a cement floor as bystanders and the pastor attempted to intervene. The dog was shot. both animals were local favorites and had long been on good terms. A separate Reno report notes a street discovery of a copper ledge under the surface near the center of town.
Roosevelt denounced Governor Harmon and warned that dishonest action by leaders would trigger action against the best business in the land. He spoke at the Newspaper Club in Chicago, drew a large crowd at Union Station in Cleveland, and signaled future rallies in Des Moines, Omaha, and other cities.
London Aug 26 Cardinal Vingen sa Vannutiilli papal legate to the Budlmisile congress at Montreat sails for Canada today and will visit the United States after the conference. He will spend a few days in London before delivering the address as president of the Huphusistic congress and believes the congress will greatly influence religion in Canada.
In Hoernay Fyngeds Ang Qv-dlbert 11, Gary and Mrs. Gary join Charles R. Vili and Mr. Munsey aboard a monoplane. The unnamed Viled party travels with a notable French aviator in a test flight over The weradronte bf Me Blerlot.
In Oneida County the Democratic State Committee faces a fractured contest led by Patten and Beardsley with Townsend as a rival. Tensions rise as Republican leaders urge unity to block Davenport’s renomination while private talks and loyalties complicate the county slate and future primaries.
A corrected reading identifies the misheard lines about Limes overtoaps reek and remarks at the crossroads store. It clarifies that John Menderson near Woodville was one of eighteen Bons, not Jobin Henderson, as Lipplncott’s notes.
Woodruff issued a statement accusing the Taft camp of pressuring for a temporary chairman while denying any knowledge of Sherman’s nomination. He signaled a battle at the Adirondack convention over direct primaries and party rules, with Griggs, Barnes, Ward, and others signaling behind the scenes moves to drop Sherman in favor of a machine candidate.
Forty fifth year notice for First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania. Chartered August 6 1864 for 20 years extended August 6 1884 and again August 6 1904 for 20 years. 1 percent interest paid on time deposits compounded semi annually. W Jamieson president T Gonarro cashier.
The wife described cutting off her husband s ear after he complained her actions were too much. She told officers he fell unconscious, and she dragged him to the Leffman Market court for examination. Her husband, 50, lay in hospital while she remained in custody.
Galveston Aug 26 Ernest Manners, a young man and son of Sir Chambers Martyre, heir to a large English estate, is found working as a dishwasher in a hotel. His father had urged marriage to a poor girl, but the son resisted and chose labor over riches in a tale of family honor and social conflict.
Reports say a baggage car robbery on a Pennsylvania Railroad train yielded $1000 stolen from a passenger. The money was recovered later at Allison's home. he was arrested and charged. Investigators indicated about 14 years had elapsed since the incident, with $900 later found.
Aug 20 Watertown New York reports the death of Mrs Frank Dimmack 66 of Natural Tiidae after being stung on the arm by a yellow wasp while picking berries in a field near her home. The incident occurred in Watertown as authorities noted the woman's sudden collapse and death following the sting.
Fragmented text describes various animals and their climbing abilities with garbled phrases. It mentions cats, wildcats, lizards, and a lion, noting some climb well while others move slowly. The passage includes unclear names and nonsensical words, offering only partial details about behavior and weight-related observations.
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