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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1911

Page

5

Barnes Favored Taft renomination in New York

In Washington discussions indicate New York Republicans believe Chairman Barnes supports President Taft’s renomination. They report Barnes sent Lafayette Gleason to Washington to confer with administration backers and consider a motion toward supporting Sherman for governor as part of intra party maneuvering.

New York Washington Barnes Hela Taft Lafayatte Gleason Gleason William T. Ward New York State Hollan

Lee in Indianapolis reiterates Taft cannot carry Indiana

In Indianapolis Lee repeats his claim that President Taft cannot win Indiana. He notes Republicans split on strategy and says Taft’s position may be salvageable if adjustments convince the state. Lee claims he informed Taft of his views days earlier.

Taft Indiana Indianapolis Lee Republicay Vile Ebalewan Taney Repbliein National Thin Tal Avelyn Mtu Mdy Tartsev Mia

Lehigh County Sees Farmers Lose 20000 in Cholera Outbreak

A report from Lehigh and Allentown notes farmers suffered about 20000 in losses amid a cholera tied illness with pneumonia concerns. The article mentions medical concern and regional impacts on agriculture and community well being.

Inmate Rescued After Two Days Stranded Outdoors

Almahouse inmate Johnny Berry wandered from a poor house near Morristown New Jersey and spent two days outdoors in cold and damp conditions. Police located him near a pond after a long trek and he was unable to provide details before receiving aid. investigators note he had little energy and was in need of care.

Almahouse Ald Morrietown N. J Init Morristown Heery Jay Witkins Speewell

Through improper medicine cure for catarrh claims

An advertisement claims a comfort cure for catarrh and related ailments with a nasal tube treatment. It asserts pills and mucous lining therapy restore normal function and promises a one hundred dollar reward for death caused by drugs.

Lackawanna Cutoff Rail Line Build Costs Massive

The Lackawanna Cutoff project spent 11 million dollars to save 12 miles on the Buffalo route. The work involved blasting and blasting through mountains with extensive tunneling and rock blasting. Officials say the line now rises to a summit near the apex of the old route and used a large dynamite foundation to complete the through line.

Buffalo Railrasd Company New York Miles Dehwane Washington

Certificate of Reasonable Doubt Granted in New York Case

In New York on December 1 the Supreme Court granted the application by William J. Chumins, the convicted prisoner, for a certificate of reasonable doubt. The certificate would lead to a possible release from confinement while an appeal to a higher court proceeds.

New York Der Supreme Court Cohalan William J. Chumins Ander Ander Ball

Reform Wave Hitting Erie in Prohibition Push

Erie residents press for broad moral reform targeting gambling and youth tobacco use. A citizens committee led by Davinty seeks court orders to curtail late hours and closing times after the first Monday in April. Volunteers warn saloons and stores of private detective intervention. violators face arrest and penalties.

Reform Wen Israel Citizens” Committee Me Davinty Mil Bria Uriande

New Tailor Shop Opens in Barlow Block

L. Gallagher, seasoned tailor with large city experience, will open a shop in the Barlow Block in rooms formerly occupied by the late I. R. Ward. A full line of samples will be carried and general custom work offered. Gallagher solicits orders.

First Ave Ream W. G. Spencer Corry L. Gallagher Barlow Block I. R. Ward

Rebels Rush Troops to Nankin Amid Armistice Fallout

Shanghai dispatch reports imperial forces at Suchow reinforced heavily with three thousand troops from Canton and northern units marching toward Nankin. Rebel and government forces concentrate around Pukow and Chang Hann as talks in Shanghai loom, with General Chang Han noted for defending Nankin before retreat.

Suchow Nankin Shanghai Dee Thorn Canton Nankth Mie Bo Kid Pukow Chang Hann Opnmant Suchow-tu Ttia Shangal Chang Han Murer

Reward for murderer offered for capture in Morner family case

A reward of 200 dollars is offered for the capture of the man who killed the Morner family at Joy New York. Coroner Strope and Attorney Jones discuss the motive and suspects. The youngest daughter Blanche was assaulted before relatives say the killer fled toward Widson as the case drew national attention.

Morner Joy N.Y. Dev Jones Strope Blanche

Burns Attacks Gompers in Clayet and Syeech

The article reports Burns accusing Gompers at a rally, warning of charges against him. It mentions Darraw and Tetelaink and implies a broader infighting within the American Federation of Labor. It notes threats to discipline or expel Gompers from the federation.

Perry Ageubis Lillina Clarence Darraw Lahore Clarones McNamanns Ile Enstaitne Hirne Wallon Organtort Jaton

Babe in Flames from Stove Burns Mother and Child

A mother suffered severe burns trying to extinguish a stove fire that enveloped her 16 year old son Thomas Hall. Both were rushed to Chester Hospital with the boy not expected to recover, as neighbors worked to control the blaze.

Pay Dee Thomas Frank Hall Chester Hopital

Sea Pelts Sale Details by United States Government

The government auctioned pelts including 12 000 from Pritylom Ishinda in the Bahrine with 14 70 pelagic catch. The average price per pelt was 8 dollars, yielding about 2950 dollars overall.

Braughy

Rumors of King's Death Unfounded

London dispatch reports persistent rumors of the king's death in Delhi were unfounded. The item suggests the tale may have roots in a distorted account of a prior event at Tettt.

London Delhi Tettt

Hank of Egypt Pays in Full in London

The Hank of Egypt suspended payment on September 26 in London is reported to have paid its creditors in full. The update notes clearance of debts and completion of the financial restructuring.

Sraditore London Hank Egypt Haw Tull

Trade conditions improve as 1910s economy shows gains

G Din Go reports weekly review noting betterment in industrial and trade conditions. Bank clearings and railroad earnings rise while copper, dry goods, and cotton market activity pick up. holiday trade remains active though accounting slows operations. Outlook remains promising with woolens and worsteds improving and prices firm amid modestll gains in rail and bank earnings.

G. Din Mpita Silla Wna New York

Pittsburg Fifth in Size Among U S Cities

A 1913 advance bulletin notes Pittsburgh ranks fifth in size among U S cities and highlights population figures for Allegheny and nearby counties. Cleveland is projected to gain share as its growth rivals Pittsburgh's, with county populations around 7,000,409 in Allegheny and 627,490 in Cuyahoga.

Alivehiens Curahose Clevelaint Cleveland Pitts

Why Galls for Help Were Unheeded.

Officials of the admiralty at Gibraltar failed to respond to distress calls from the Montien Delhi when she was struck off Spartel. The station did not time the signals, leaving the vessel without timely aid.

Jonan Admiralty Neroxeanhie Staton Gibraltar Delhi Porelver

Fine Diamond in Safe of Lamb Valued at 250

A local jeweler appraised a diamond from a lamb's safe as worth $250 after a minor mishap when a liniment fell from the mantel. The item was described in the report as a fine diamond connected to the event.

Market Report From New York and Newark

Market notes list wheat eggs potatoes oats and corn with mixed quality grades and prices, along with Buffalo livestock quotes for cattle and hogs, hay and grain values. Prices shown reflect Dec market activity including No 2 white wheat and prime steers at varied bids.

New York Newark Lone Island Maine East Buffalo Hogh Light Workers

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