30 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
1
Local exhibitors including Kurtz Brand and Carry The 18 Choir Company outline model displays and new goods at the Grand Rapids furniture exposition. Attendees anticipate heavy orders as buyers visit the Munufacturers' Building on the fourth floor to view upholstery and cases.
In Kansas City on November 30 John White, president of the United Mine Workers, stated anthracite coal miners will demand higher wages when the current contract expires in April. He noted food prices rose about 30 percent while miners’ wages increased only around five percent, and warned operators may pass costs to the public.
An unusually large gathering attended the funeral for James Hurley at St Thomas Church. Rev Father Miller led the requiem Mass, with chevrons John Loveland Vinnie Graban H Graham Arthur Hurley John Hurley and Joe Borts assisting. Interment followed at St Elizabeth cemetery with many relatives and out of town mourners including Mr and Mrs Fred Boris Cambridge Springs and Mrs Skinner North Caney.
Franklin December report notes oil prices rising with a ten cent increase and a $2.45 per barrel valuation for Pennsylvanian oil. Other listed prices include Mercer Combine at $1.75 and Cabwlwt F177 at $1.74.
Tome Hocembir 0-Harold Spencer, once a military aide to Williams Prince of Wood and Albania's former ruler, arrives in Rome. Spencer, now a lieutenant with the British mission in Albania, says Williams fled the capital to reorganize the Albanians and attack the Serbs, while co-operating with Bulgarians and aiming to reclaim the throne. He notes Williams plans to move toward Pristina with Bulgarians backing him.
New York reports a winter storm with heavy snowfall in parts reaching twelve inches. Travel on railways has slowed or halted and road traffic is largely interrupted. Giant Tikes navigation is suspended. In Pennsylvania, towns like Uniontown face severe gales and a reported fatality.
About thirty couples attended the Fourteenth Annual Charity Ball at the lodge home on North Cort Street. The event, one of the Mose prominent functions of the season, drew a congenial crowd and lasted until early morning with dancing in the Minnesota room and music by the Arcus quartet.
Stockholm December 1 United Press reports that Henry Ford may spend up to a million dollars for his party’s stay if the itinerary through The Hague is extended. Frank L. Kling, Ford’s executive in charge, said funds allocated include 50,000 from Ford’s finances and a possible 10,000 gift to Stockholm’s poor. вил
New York dispatch reports the Greek ship Thessalonika in distress near Sandy Hook with all passengers aboard and the captain signaling slow progress. He hopes to dock in New York soon and confirms passengers are not in immediate danger despite earlier anxious reports from the cutter Beene.
United Press reports arrangements were made to arrest Congressman Buchanan and several associates in New York for alleged conspiracy and plot linked to Labor's National Peace Union. The garbled document lists payments, banquet tickets, and disbursements, naming Corry Journal and G. H. Henderson & Co. among others, with Treasurer Frank L. Farbitt cited.
An Austrian flotilla suffered losses in a Baltic or Atlantic engagement as two ships were sunk or sunk or captured while the remainder escaped. Allied battleships intercepted the Austrian bombardment force, with no casualties reported by the rivals. The February or December date is confused in the report.
James Baron Ard of Cochranton is dying in Spencer Hospital Meadville after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. Found unconscious in the hospital lobby Tuesday night, believed intoxicated by first doctors, later revived and taken to hospital. A second examination this evening confirmed the serious condition with rapid decline.
Weather report notes a temperate evening with light winds and clear skies. Expect mild temperatures around the mid 60s, with a chance of brief fog near dawn and no significant precipitation.
Minneapolis dispatch from New Orleans reports Governor W. S. Hammond of Minnesota has died in Christian La. Unclear details and confirmation awaited.
Reports claim Rewly Harcourt, a cabinet member, has resigned amid speculation he may be appointed Viceroy of the empire. The rise in political tension follows unclear opposition within the cabinet. Harcourt’s wife is identified as Mary M. Hun of New York City, tied to the late PO Morgan.
December 10 Harrisburg United Pro reports intense congestion at the Workmen’s Compensation Insurance Board offices. Employers statewide rush to file applications before midnight. A temporary order extends payment protection. those who filed by midnight gain until January 28 to pay premiums.
A crippling blizzard hit Philadelphia and central Western Pennsylvania causing widespread interruptions in telephone and telegraph service. The worst damage occurred near Lancaster where 600 poles carrying forty wires fell, severely disrupting communications for miles.
New York dispatch reports Warden Osborne of Sing Sing Prison to be removed this afternoon by Prison officials after indictment. A mass meeting is planned Monday evening by supporters and critics of his management. Also notes death of Mrs. Joh Long at her daughter's home on West Wayne Street after long illness, survived by children and relatives.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports officials expect German proposals on the Ancona incident and urges a Vienna pledge to protect American lives. The Lusitania matter also dominates discussions as officials anticipate Germany's reply tonight or tomorrow, signaling possible further diplomacy or action.
City residents report an unusually large number of beggars on downtown streets. Police detained three men soliciting money, ordering them to leave town as officials vow to curb the practice and protect legitimate charity donations.
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