Twenty Years Ago in the Cory Evening Journal
A fragment from December 27, 1902 issue notes local items in Corry Pennsylvania. It mentions post office class mail, subscription rates, and names connected to local businesses and residents including RF Von Booty and William Hoteies. The snippet hints at career moves and business ties with Titusville and Struthers Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiler
RF von Booty
Bug
Struthers Wellé Uosnyany
Wargen
Titusville Iron
Stock Dividends and the Risk to Shareholders
The article explains how stock dividends, often doubling capital stock, may not raise actual earnings. It argues that dividends may fall per share if profits do not rise, and market value is likely to decline as capitalization expands. Stockholders may face lower returns and a sense of economic hardship despite larger checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hn Jay
Corporation
Rey
Greenville Lenis
Rex Jarly
Livuich
Ninix Loreass
Dees Bren Ranch Pelt Sale Draws High Estimates
A historical ranch note reports Dee Bren's operation nearing a divisive cash period with pelts priced around 500 to 1000 dollars each. The article highlights refined fur quality, attentive care for animals, and pending dividends while hinting at a complex ownership and investment history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bren
Dee
Aumo Walker
Origiat Investment
Suveral Gluck
Fragmented and garbled news item highlights 1920s era concerns
A garbled OCR fragment references prices from 1922, fires, robberies, winter warmth, political broadcasts, Austrian bread costs, golf, and a stray note on a rule in the Adirondacks. It includes names and places in a scattered, unclear chronology with no coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante Rots
Min
Mixed News From Corry and Beyond
A local notice lists administration for George W. Spencer’s estate in Corry Erie details. A Pittsburgh conductor died on freight No. 71 near Emlenton. A Miss Mise Bertin Rogers in New York plans a return to Chicago for a position with Luli Ruud Powder. Editorials discuss Latin Greek study growth in high schools and western universities.
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Mise Bertin Rogers
New Yorke
Mavpril
Hriktman
Chicago
Emlenton
Belwinl Hower
Pittsburgh
Ise
Rouse Yell
Venezuela
New York World
Iowa City
Pacific Coast
Hague
Too Much Coal Warns Of Surplus Mining Capacity
The report cites a federal coal commission warning that U S coal beds could yield far more than current output if fully mined. It notes a rush to open new mines, expanding equipment and labor, while asking how to make such excess production effective amid persistent optimism and capital flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Coal Commission
Peti
Industeyr
Sovereignty and Immigrants
The article argues the United States has surrendered sovereignty on immigration by letting other nations select migrants. It cites Secretary of Labor Davis noting the fault lies in foreign selection and calls for the U.S. to choose its own citizenship candidates before they sail to America. It urges eliminating the unfit among arrivals and adopting a system where the U.S. screens entrants domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Davis
America
Estate of W. W. Hasbrouck notices testamentary grant
Letters testamentary have been granted to Albert Ly Hasbrouck, executor of W. W. Hasbrouck estate, Corry Pennsylvania. All indebted parties should pay promptly and those with claims must present them without delay. notice filed with Erie County Register. Attorney Walter Peake, Corry, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Spencer
City of
Corry
County of Erie
Pennsylvania
Ale
Sisson
Marine Bank
Erie
A. Sisson
W. W. Hasbrouck
Erie County
Albert Ly Hasbrouck
Walter
Peake
Parisian Sage touted by leading hairdresser for dandruff cure
A prominent hairdresser claims Parisian Sage defeats dandruff and leaves hair soft thick and lustrous. An easy ten minute home treatment advertised as inexpensive at N Ames and Co. A general drug or toilet counter product promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.ames
Cbs
War Fraud Actions Planned in Three Civil Suits
United Press reports three civil suits soon to be filed by the government against wartime orionment contractors accused of evading the government in building camps. Details are guarded as secrets in the justice department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wasitington
Iyo Kuma
Justice Department
Auto wreck injures two in Christmas accident
A Christmas morning crash near the Trout of the store of Mr and Mrs Golihure injures two men and several others. Ren Voution of Hat Street and Raymund Long of Reno are listed among those hurt, with a third man, Joseph of Talat Serihben, possibly fictitious. Carson escaped largely unharmed while Linz remained at Franklin Hospital with unspecified injuries. Scribben suffered bruises and likely a broken rib.
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Prankian
Dee
Joseph
Talat
Serihben
Sugarcreek
Carson
Linz
Allonselou
Franklin Hospital
Viréken
Scribben
Algo
Lnipital
Narrow escape for three on rail crossing
Three passengers and the taxi driver escaped a collision when a taxi was struck by a passenger train No. Ae on the North Piest line near Coshton, O. Williams of Coshton and Peterson of North Tourth were in the taxi. Mrs Williams and the driver escaped serious injuries. The car was wrecked and the victims were treated for injuries.
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Nana
Ors RO. Williams
Coshneton
Frarm Peterson
North Tourth
Willlapie
Williams
Fireman Badly Cut In Brief Blaze
An evening fire damaged a storage building and sprayed firemen with smoke. Fireman Joe Bitey of No. 3 Station sustained a severe hand injury requiring four stitches after an automatic extinguisher activated. Fire crews forced entry to damp down the flames as smoke poured from the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strat Fay
Joe Bitey
Former U S envoy to Spain dies in Washington hospital
Saussy Taylor, former United States envoy to Spain and constitutional lawyer, died in a Washington hospital at age 22? The noted Mobile lawyer, who served as minister to Spain under President Hayes, succumbed to Bright's disease after a lengthy career and author of several law books.
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United Press
Washington
Saussy Taylor
Wuthor
Spain
Leveland
Hayes
Bright
Wagetl
Taylor
Mobile
Card of Thanks Message from Stand mukiy Procetie
Sincere appreciation is expressed for the good will shown during Christmas. The company extends thanks and wishes to all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukiy Procetie
Music for the Insane and the Hawksh Viggtinn Case
A fragmentary note links brass bands and a metal equipment raid to a planetary treatment debate. Officials face questions about care for the insane amid unclear agency oversight and ethical concerns.
Witek Arrest Reports In Sheffield Trouble
Dee 2i Ling reports Witek in trouble again as Teaws was arrested for running an illegal game on Senter street. Police and court actions unfold with Witek facing charges related to poker and possible previous offenses.
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Sirefield
Dee
Loney Wiiek
Senter Street
Sheffield
Bneinwo
Hava
Witek
Aca Hyorliye
Fangile Bun
Witok
Death toll from poison booze mounts during holiday drink
A United Press report notes a rising death toll from tainted alcoholic beverages. The tally includes several fatalities and numerous hospital cases as investigators push for testing and enforcement amid a Christmas period marked by heavy, risky drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
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Cory
South Street
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegro
Willian Hoteies
Gorey Boy
Aus
Tom Sims
Topkset
Mayer
Ulassios
NOTIO
Sovereignty and Immigrants
Dandruff
R. G. Lindsley & Son
First Ave
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa
Brownell Shoe Co
Center St
Corry Pa
Firemanis
U. S
Mellevuy
Eliable
R. E. Palmer Company
Warren National Bank
Liberty
Warren Pa
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