02 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1916
Page
1
United Press reports February developments over the Appam, a German wartime vessel detained at Norfolk. Officials weigh grounds for holding the prize ship, with potential implications for neutrality and prize court proceedings. Public sentiment and diplomatic angles frame ongoing deliberations.
German foreign office reportedly transmitted to Ambassador von Bernatore in Washington word that a final and dutifully satisfactory settlement of all negotiations over the Shalanta game is expected to occur immediately.
United Press reports President Wilson addresses Kansas on preparedness and wheat plans during a multi city tour. The president plans stops in Topeka and Lawrence with a Back East tour pending and a public demonstration to follow in the state.
A large fire at the Savage Arms Company plant in Vitleay New York destroyed several grogkahodw structures and threatened main buildings. Firefighters battled the blaze for over two hours as incendiary origins were suspected, causing substantial damage estimated near millions.
By tomorrow evening the Relief Society plans to secure dredges for the first hundred dollars and push toward the total of 85. Local pledges have begun with a good reception as members call on residents for the one dollar gift. A meeting at Mrs Roberts on Thursday and activities led by Mr Thomas Gibby and Mr John King aim to raise the needed funds to cover current expenses. Mrs HD Revelen and Mrs Roberta will continue the drive tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Mary Jane aborigued 41 was arrested as county authorities search for the man she allegedly battered toward Baye tion. Doctors found her husband’s body contaminated by poison and she admitted the crime but refused motive. The couple, with several children, lived in a small town near Noroo and had an excellent reputation.
A dispatch from London dated February 3 reports a Constantinople rumor that Prince Viyswel Ceavblt, a claimant to the Turkish throne, has committed suicide. The illegible telegraphic item credits a likely upheaval in royal succession as the sole stated outcome.
Floyd Sutton, known locally, is arrested on a theft charge involving S. M. Hauer of West Spring Creek. Bail set at 200 dollars. he appeared before Justice Yalrohtlda at Ban Kimeh, then vanished, later found near Eat Branch with $40 recovered and another payment to Haner's wife noted.
Berlin indicates President Wilson must take the next move in the Lusitania matter. German officials say the White House should respond after Col. House reports back with a full understanding of Berlin’s stance. House is to carry the reform effort to Washington amid new German maneuvers and broad international backing for a strong policy.
News reports from Chicago describe deadlock between railroads and workers as unions push for an eight hour day and overtime pay. Railroad executives vow to resist arbitration unless concessions are granted, while Brotherhood leaders claim early signs favor full approval of the demands. The dispute involves talks in Grand Chen Warran and widespread union sentiment as votes proceed.
County Detective Russell of Venango County arrived with William Bush and his wife as a new kidnapping charge is filed against the Bush family. The groom and father were locked up in the city jail awaiting trial, with Mrs Bush and the bride present for tomorrow’s hearing in Old City. The local romance narrative continues to unfold with interest in Gov ernment expectations tied to the hearing.
Members of the Needlework Guild gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Nast's home for a meeting marked by encouragement of ongoing work and a call from Mount headquarters for aid to war sufferers. Local families plan to appeal through friends to raise a special fund in response to the appeal.
Shief of Police Davis arrested two men this morning named J Murph and M Ryan at the West Battle area based on residents' information. The suspects claimed to be buyers but wore worn shoes and left the city last night. a pair of shoes were stolen from two local residents. Paragon take and emerald trade items were involved.
A state Highway Department engineer, Willis Whiten, arrived in the city to inspect fabrications for two major state bridge contracts. He toured the C. R. Rogers Company plant and noted work at The agers Company, with additional contracts tied to the Midway project and a bridge at Wintoy-Wile. The visit focused on progress, structural plans, and scheduling across the several bids and sites.
W Fi Himbnie departed today for an extended international birdwatching journey with the Howard Company crew. The trip covers multiple habitats and aims to document rare species across continents.
United Press reports the New York City express No 44 on the Pennsylvania Railroad was wrecked about six miles from Townsown at 11 15 this morning. Several cars were derailed and overturned. initial word says no passengers were killed and only one woman rider was injured. Cause of the wreck not yet ascertained.
A chaotic report claims Mrs. Conrad Telper was fatally wounded by a Black assailant. J Edward Telper, who escaped, told authorities the incident, while the victim’s sister remained under surveillance and the case drew police attention. Dr Clinton stated the girl has no rational intervals and could testify if brought to court.
City residents welcomed news from Erie about effort to secure county commissioners support for Corry Hospital. A special committee was formed to approach the county for appropriation funding, with the Board of Commerce urged to back the request and appoint a panel to press the matter before officials.
A fragmentary United States wireless report describes two vessels, the Tapanaup infor Uakata Mapu and the Arusefean Uner Silver Shell, in collision off Cups' Race area. Both remain adrift with uncertain fate as rescue efforts and canal-wide inquiries continue.
In West Virginia February 2 the tow boat Sam Brown suffered a boiler explosion. Fifteen crew members missing, fourteen rescued, eighteen of thirty crew initially blown overboard but swam to shore. The vessel was near the riverbank when the blast occurred.
Chester Shuss, employed by a lighting company, injured yesterday while on a tall step ladder at the upper story of a building. He fell about ten feet, landing on his back, badly shaken but no bones broken. He was taken to the office of Tir ob. inion Wo for care and later returned.
United Press reports heavy Arkansas floods cause eight deaths and widespread destruction across Helena and surrounding areas. Damaging waters rise, inundating towns and threatening key roads and properties in a widening disaster.
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