29 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
1
A partial, garbled OCR segment mentions prominent figures and nations, referencing Turke in force ntention and a sequence of unclear actions. It names Alnzara and a figure Joan ty and includes stray terms like Mand and Tabria with no coherent event or date.
The Warren National Bank promotes 4 Per Cent interest and convenient handling of funds. It promises up-to-date facilities and safety to extend advantages for customers, highlighting ease in paying and managing money.
A devastating Mount Jewett fire destroyed Lynyon Hall and damaged adjoining properties, causing about 20,000 in losses. Carl P. Zubler, a Corry boy, acted heroically during the wreck, guiding trains to stops and saving others, actions viewed as Carnegie Medal-worthy pending confirmation.
The piece reports Britain and Russia as equally concerned with Persia's government and the czar's planned measures. It notes English disapproval, Perala apologizes for attacks on British consuls, and calls for Russia to modify its intentions to avoid wider unrest and Westminster alarm.
Dec 28 dispatch reports Persian government pledging punishment for the guilty party in the attack near Kaxertin that killed soldiers. It cites anti British sentiment and military occupation as drivers of unrest, with authorities aiming to avoid further upheaval.
In Philadelphia on December 24 Mason Clapp contests alimony claims in a petition to modify support for his former wife. The case cites Mr Clapp’s wealth and a weekly alimony amount of $260, with details of prior earnings and financial status influencing the dispute.
A Falconer man named Tackley, 28, a Civil War veteran, was instantly killed when struck by a westbound passenger train near Falconer Junction amid heavy snow. Engineer Harriott and Conductor Bartlett managed the scene as rescuers secured a coroner and pursued witness statements about the storm’s impact on visibility.
The annual meeting of Corry Millsl Be Insurance Company will be held at the office at 21 Went Washington Street in Corry, Pennsylvania, on Friday January 20th, 1922 at 4 o'clock. Members are requested to be present. W. Eq. Margh, See, 3129. I will pay cash for the following items: rag 800 per ewe, bore plates 40c, clean gust tron hie, rubberage bound, copper Be & pound. A. T. Brodsky, 148 F "Maly itrest. 1ma20.
Richard Croker and his two sons face a $100000 claim filed by John J. Breen husband of Croker’s daughter Ethel J. Croker. Breen alleges the Croker party wrongfully caused his wife to abandon him and sought to destroy their marriage.
Boston prosecutors report an autopsy showing a criminal operation connected to the death of Miss Mary Bold, 20, of Manchester. Investigations indicate an attempted dismemberment, with several arrests including Jobe D. Forevaon and Mae Mary O’Nell, while other defendants await charges and further inquiries continue.
The article reports Reed facing multiple arrests by the Idea police on alleged involvement in criminal operations but with no convictions. It describes statements from Dr Ferguson and Mrs Shattock, claims of bodies and births, and a witness account of a woman found dead in a house as investigators probe the incident and related deaths.
A woman living four miles east of Vitica reportedly died from lockjaw after a corns trimming incident a few days ago. The condition rapidly worsened and she died in great agony. Authorities note the event near Vitica on December 29.
A Corry resident extols Doan's Kidney Pills recalling a personal illness years ago. The testimonial cites kidney weakness and frequent disturbances, credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief, and notes the product's Buffalo distributor Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents. Public endorsement urges readers to remember the brand.
Miss Grace Gale advertises dressmaking services by the day or at home. Located at Over Guignons Home Store, 1w Junk Dealer Wells, 815 W. Smith St. Contact via phone 4-N.
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