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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an eye related issue and a meeting location. It references Me red and may involve a community notice or informal gathering. Details are unclear but the fragment indicates a local civic or personal matter with potential names.
Catherine Day, 15, daughter of Arthur H. Day, disappeared Friday morning on the way to school. She was found Sunday in Grand Central Station after reading a newspaper story about her disappearance. She traveled from New York to New Haven and back, while relatives and police searched.
A stranded schooner with Captain and wife, and crew rescued by life savers after a voyage north of Cupa Lite. The craft carried lumber and faced a wind gusting up to forty miles per hour. All hands were taken from the ship with relief amid the rough sea conditions along the Virginia coast.
Three masked robbers boarded a Coffeyville to Nevata train on the edge of Pittsburg Kansas. They threatened the conductor and passengers, stealing money jewelry and a ring from a fainted woman. The robbers fled at Cornell station and escaped into the town as deputies search for them.
J F Callbreath secretary of the American Antiine congress argues for passage of the bureau of mines bill in Washington. He cites Cherry Mine, Colorado, and Kentucky disasters killing hundreds, urging federal and state action to curb mine safety failures and reveal disaster causes.
A garbled account describes people catching fireflies in Japan using bamboo poles and nets. The text mentions a wilderness scene with a hunter aiming at a gullible glow, and various misread phrases about guest suppression and bamboo tools amid a chaotic description.
A New York meeting at African Baptist church drew a large crowd led by Mrs Belmont and Mrs Willard. Speakers urged political equality and voter education, calling for unity among women suffragists and support for enfranchising Black citizens. The gathering highlighted ongoing debate over race and gender rights.
Hoy Now reports that Henson Lang, a former stock exchange messenger, claimed he was in a trance when he deposited $10,000 in gold certificates at National City Bank. Lang was arraigned at the Tombs in default of bail as investigators weigh a second person’s possible involvement and family doubts about his mental state.
Cincinnati February 7 The jury in the case of Mrs Jeanette Ford charged with attempting to blackmail G I Wariner former Big Four railroad treasurer was dismissed after failing to reach a verdict The foreman reported the jury stood eight for acquittal and four for conviction Mrs Ford’s bond of 3500 with a bonding company remained in force and effect
Prof Fisher argues history may repeat with a meat boycott influencing demand and prices. He cites Yale lectures noting consumption declines, potential permanent price relief from abstinence, and calls for prompt adjustment of interest rates to curb speculative ventures amid rising costs.
Fifteen Smith college students known as the Tenneyites seek to prove a girl can obtain a college education for at most 24 weeks of living costs. The Tenney house residents divide chores buying supplies cooking housework and study under Miss Florence Gillman the college physician.
The Kaiser ordered Crown Prince to 48 hours detention in the palace over a ceremonial breach. He attended a theater performance without required notice, provoking a formal royal rebuke and unprecedented domestic episode. The incident stirred questions of imperial dignity and royal prerogative.
A Sunday World story claims a plot to dynamite Lord Strathcona’s Montreal residence, with a Toronto dated letter signed Occident claiming the attack will occur next summer. It notes Roman Catholic leaders attending a congress in Montreal and mentions objections raised by La Patrie.
Gypsy ruler Lively Gypsy Queen aura mary says she is 115 years old and danced barefoot in the snow with her tribe at their camp near Cleveland. Mira Miry values nature and light clothing. She plans to live ten more years and has abdicated leadership to her granddaughter, now 70.
Irate father in Carcollton Georgia shoots and kills Henry Camp after Camp eloped with Johnson’s daughter. The exchange occurred near the road to church as Camp and his bride were driving. Johnson was wounded. Camp died on the scene. Mrs. Camp plans to prosecute.
Cairo February seven reports a grand crowd at the Heliopolis aviation meet watching Rougier soar a 100 foot circle, provoking astonishment and excitement among Orientals. A crash occurred when Cobran fell but he was unharmed, while the event sparked fright and laughter among spectators amid the European spectacle chatter.
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