02 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
1
Readable fragments mention several personal names and numbers but lack clear context or event. The text lists multiple initials and terms such as 106 109 and abbreviations that hint at an interior notice or record. No coherent incident or action is discernible from the fragments provided.
A Colorado Fuel and Iron company mine blast leaves 43 dead and 60 missing amid chaotic rescue efforts. Foreman Leonardo Virgin among the few survivors found in wreckage. most workers were foreigners and several colored men. Rescue teams fear many more perished as the shaft remains unsafe. Officials speculate the blast from rush of coal dust and ignited gas near the main south tunnel. The incident may cost the company around 100000 in losses.
Washington reports Congress ready to investigate the cost of living under a Ways and Means inquiry or a joint House Senate committee, with Payne resolution steering action. France faces flood relief efforts as officials probe cause and coordinate aid, amid shortages and housing strain.
Prices on day two of the Holme Lacy sale showed strong demand for historic furniture. A Charles I state bedstead with crimson hangings fetched 2760 guineas, a carved oak table of Tudor times sold for 240 guineas, and a smaller Tudor table brought 200 guineas. A Chippendale dresser with cupboards realized 340 guineas, while tapestries and other items drew a total under 1800 guineas.
Fragmented OCR recounts a historic英 dispute between Thomas Talbot and Lord Berkeley near Woottonsshire, Gloucester, spanning the late York to early Stuart periods. It mentions a 120 year timeline ending with a late medieval compromise amid property tensions and faded details.
At the national United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis Feb 2 a resolution was adopted opposing any rise in second class postal rates. The measure warns of higher subscription costs for labor periodicals and declined funding cuts. Delegates are to receive $16 for transportation plus trainfare. The convention also publically supports Fred D. WiRon editor of Appeal to Reason against suppression of a free press.
The speaker recalled a conference with Senator Todre and said the matter had been sent to the judge advocate general. She added that if she went to Washington it would be as herself not as her husband because a woman can see what a man cannot.
An unknown man’s grave was prepared for a sudden burial, tied to a Hat in family business and a local union. Officials of a secret order say Hofman, a member, was identified as the missing man. His wife wore mourning and sought funeral expenses after a supposed death. The corpse was found in the river last May. Hofman had been in Cleveland and spoke with a friend after the corpse’s discovery.
Harriet Simpson a widow and her two young children were found starving in a hut on Stone Mountain Huntingdon Pa. By morning they were helpless and reportedly survived two weeks on bark from trees after the husband died. W C Dick and John Shifter found the family. rescue followed.
Groton Business Men's Association passes resolutions praising Senator Benn Conger for fighting political corruption. They express gratitude for his efforts to purify the state legislature and pledge moral support, noting his untiring work for the town's betterment and inspiration from his public and private service.
A Philadelphia publication reports on a quarterly dividend for a Pennsylvania oil company. It references authorized notes and a resolution about semiannual payments, noting the dividend rate and related financial terms. The text is garbled but centers on corporate dividend declarations and schedule.
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