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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
1
A fire at a university building, 1110 and 198 Bodine street, caused a wall collapse burying firefighters. Chief James Ruxter reported seven dead, with 12 to 15 missing earlier. Rescue teams from companies 28 and 2, plus Engine 24, endured dangerous conditions as they searched amid debris and rain.
Reports from Houdon note rescuers hampered by blast heat and smoke as about 400 miners may be entombed in the Pretoria mine collapse. Officials say many bodies have been recovered or seen, with some badly burned or mutilated, and no real hope of survivors.
Report from Vesa on December 22 notes a foreign writ seeking two denials regarding Hengelmuller and family departures from Washington. Baron Tenge, tied to court duties, is said to remain in place as Aeron Thill’s confidant weighs official positions.
New York March 22 government suits filed in the federal district court against Duveen Brothers at 7th Avenue to seize nearly the entire stock in trade and forfeit ships, beds and goods tainted with customs fraud. Officials say forfeiture may extend beyond current stock.
Detectives say the slain officer Harwole died by a self inflicted bullet from a fellow policeman’s revolver during an incident at 61 West 107th Street New York. Investigators identify Zudenck as mentor to a local criminal ring and name Charlo Zudenck and Simon Zudeniet as his alleged brothers with family ties to Brooklyn.
Estelle Selby, widow of Bud Hills, files for divorce from Normy Selby, known as Kid McCoy. The case, pending before New York courts, references Selby’s prior marriages and a small inheritance from her late husband, tied to a founder of the locomotive works.
The article discusses how magnetic storms affect Earth, noting slower progression for larger events and shorter delays for smaller ones. It explains the time lag from solar activity to observable disturbances and mentions brief timing ranges for typical impacts.
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