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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
2
Local notices show rates for single insertions at 15 cents per square, with weekly rates and deadline by evening to ensure publication. The copy must be received by the block door and system to confirm the same day.
The Journal announces a move to twelve pages daily through Christmas to accommodate growing advertiser demand. It highlights a wide Local advertising base and urges readers to visit Coury to shop and support merchants with holiday offerings.
Senator Cullum proposes a 23000 dollar manor to honor Lincoln in Washington. The piece argues for a durable public monument by a master architect to preserve Lincoln's memory for future generations.
The embezzled Alto Noover case moves before the pardon board in Harrisburg on December 21. Father Captain Wesley Hoover and others press for clemency as doctors assess the condemned man who shows weakness and awaits a final decision.
Meadville December 15 M J Pahey 27 a Second division Urie railroad trainman was fatally injured at 7 40 am at Watsons six miles west of Meadville when a switch opened and his engine backed into him causing horrific injuries He had been unwell recently and a foot injury troubled him at the time Friends believe the wheels were smooth and the accident may have been caused by the switch failure or misalignment.
An obituary fragment notes a Meadville resident who died after an accident in Oi City. Survived by his wife and infant daughter Alice. Also survives parents Mr and Mrs Michael Pahey of Oi City and brothers Thomas Michael Wylig John and Herntow in various locales.
County supervisors gathered at the courthouse for their annual meeting amid heavy snow delaying access to the city. Officers were elected including President J. Dodge and First Vice President William Merritt with a broad executive slate.
Two 400 horsepower boilers at the Hendure heating plant on Cen lor street exploded at 3 45 PM causing a fatality and serious injuries. Fred Burrill was killed and WIL Ham Bishop injured as debris and 600 feet of damage spread. house at Lawrente Smith wrecked. A man named Muller died later in a separate incident near Lakshore road following a train collision.
Julius Miller, Erie watchman, was struck and killed by a Lakeshore train near Cascade Street. The death occurred during his shift, with investigators beginning the inquiry into the incident.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a public notice about a Wednesday event or schedule with names such as Cameron and Diaplas and terms like holiday noveltih and Kyrie Phen. The text is garbled but implies a forthcoming local gathering or announcement for Wednesday.
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