Open Letter From C P Northrop President Corry & Col St Ry Co
Corry Pa December 30 1912 open letter from C P Northrop president Corry and Col station Ry Co discusses corporate policies and public concerns in a formal municipal notice aimed at shareholders and local citizens.
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C. P. Northrop
Corry & Col. ST. RY. CO
Corry, Pa
Citizens National Bank
Corry
United States Depository
J. Desmond
A. Jab
L West
W. T Paumer
A. Rent
New Trial Denied in Dynamite Conspiracy Case
A Santa fe style report notes that on December 30 Judge Anderson refused the new trial for 48 convicts in a dynamite conspiracy case, overruled the motion to stay judgment, and allowed some to speak in their own defense though none appeared. The piece continues with an editorial excerpt urging Corry residents to support a street railway extension and opposing a local lighting monopoly.
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Sndhanapolis
Anderson
Warren National Bank offers 4 percent interest plan
The Warren National Bank’s interest department highlights a 4 percent rate with benefits for early deposits. Deposits made in the first three days of each month earn interest from the month start, and those made by the fifteenth earn half a month. Interest credits occur on June 4 and December 31, with no strict minimums, but frequent checking on savings accounts is discouraged.
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Warren National Bank
Corry Plant Option Expiration Unclear Officials Refuse Comment
Corry Elty Electric officials refrained from commenting on an alleged option on the local plant. Waltz said no sale was anticipated and that he would hold an interest if the option existed. The option reportedly expired on December 27, but no sale or change has occurred as far as could be learned.
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Philadelphia
Corry
Find Man Dead at Greensburg
United Press reports in Greensburg Pennsylvania that Mike Boshier was found near the railroad station with three bullet holes in the head. James Smith was arrested after investigators linked a long standing grudge and multiple clashes in recent months. The county district attorney will lead the probe, anticipated as a major sensation.
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United Press
Greensburg
Mike Boshier
James Smith
Smith
Steel Co employee killed in Johnstown yard accident
Johnstown Pa Dee 30 W Clarence Smith inspector of the order department of the Cambria Steel Company was instantly killed in the plant yard this morning. Smith was overseeing the landing of Home cars when he was run down and fatally crushed by a shifting engine at work in the yards.
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United Press
Johnstown
Dee
W. Clarence Smith
Cambria Steel Company
Smith
German Statesman Dies After Long Foreign Affairs Career
United Joan Rarity reports the German Empire mourns the death of Hans von Kiderlein Woohter, longtime foreign minister, who died at his home in Stuttgart after a decade of service. His demise had been anticipated for some time.
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Joan Rarity
Hery von Kiderlein Woohter
Malnlathr
Horne
Stuttgart
Denios
Visihn
Discovery of Burned Bridge Narrowly Averted Disaster
Conductor Taylor of Extra freight train No 6294 on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad discovered a long wooden bridge over Old Creek two miles south of Spartansburg was burning last night and raised an alarm to avert a potential rail disaster. The slow freight had a sluggish pace as crewmembers saw the burning timbers and several had already gone. Wrecking crews from Olity were sent but arrived too late to save more than a portion of the structure, and traffic over the ring wilt was halted.
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Evening Journal
Corry
Center Street
Yis Ho
Columbus
Columbins
Corty
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rnn
Goungcils
Taylor
Buffalo and
Pittsburg
Old Creek
Spartansburg
Olity
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CHEK
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the Lighting, Co
Steel CO
Cambria Co
Pennsy R. R
Buffalo Division
Irvine
Oil City Trust Co
Gitu, Pa
First National Bank
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