09 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
1
An old advertisement touts C. Babbit and Son's Ethine remedy as a cure for freckles. It claims night application clears skin, fades freckles, and offers a double strength product with a money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes dramatic results even for stubborn cases and promotes the brand as a trusted society favorite.
J Wider, once with the Bank of New York, was sentenced by Judge O Sullivan after stealing 680000 from the MiscoChi bank. He received a 14 year term with possible parole after serving the initial years. Wider protested his innocence during sentencing and faces additional time on a second indictment. Dr Jowett, pastor, is reported to have been suddenly taken ill in London.
Senator Money of Mississippi argued for fortifying the Panama Canal citing its strategic value akin to Gibraltar and Suez. He warned war remains possible and urged readiness, noting tolls could help cover operating costs while insisting the United States will exercise sovereignty if needed.
University of Pennsylvania faculty debate draping posters in College Hall for an architectural play to be staged next month. Students and professors clash over decor as a campus theater project proceeds, with the play The Sacred Bow by Donald Kirke Patrick scheduled for a later date at Grubb Brown Theater.
Mr Montgomery president of Ham Bank was found guilty of grand larceny by a jury before Judge Roencky in Part V The indictment accused him of stealing 4400 There are three other indictments charging larceny overdrafts totaling 46000 41000 and 13000 He was remanded to the totalabtor for sentence on February 14.
Mount Morris, Feb 9. G B Mo Minn, employed 244 Oneman by New York Telephone company, fell pola near Murray corner. Now Branley, atreata while stringing wife who mustered fracture of tha hong tm fbi log.
London recalls Chamberlain addressing the aristocratic commission on the Canada United States reciprocity accord. He notes Canada may be premature to decide and cautions against diminishing vigor or clarity as the issue evolves, while supporting continued careful discussion and action.
Albany reports a new prison program transferring inmates from Sing Sing to Great Meadow with capacity for 400. Warden W. Colling calls the opening a milestone in prisoner education and training, noting a shift toward industrial farming methods and post release opportunities in rural districts. He cites nationwide adoption of instruction over mere factory work and predicts benefits for discharged prisoners.
By the will of the late Frank Slosson a former prominent Winconaln manufacturer who died Saturday, Mrs Agnes Slosson Holliday of Indianapolis will receive his estate valued around $100,000. He left the entire estate in trust for his daughter to be awarded when she reaches age eighty eight.
Ottawa February 1. The new Grain Act, which reports all existing laws and creates a grain commission with power to appropriate terminal elevators and to impose fines and imprisonment for moving graded grain, was introduced in the Senate yesterday. It was drawn in response to the demands of farmers.
A fragment mentions Patwain's Corn Extractor sold by Thoma Rowney for 26a with claims about rooty branches and cured pal a toy cause. It references factory prompts and ally tools, noting various adjustable parts and product aims.
A House Ways and Means panel weighs the Canada reconciling dairy accord. Witnesses discuss Canadian control of forests and export limits while dairy producers fear U S markets. Canadian butter exports would scarcely feed New York City per person, per two years as hearings proceed.
London reports Charles M Schwab creator of the Retiretiom Stes corporation now in India says the American Senate will ratify the Canadian agreement as a fair deal for both nations. He cites the bargain as common sense and proper and notes a Chicago coke plant project valued at 5 million dollars in progress.
Reports from El Paso detail mixed signals as General Navarro nears Juarez with insurgent reinforcements. Indications point to heavy federal defenses along the Texas border and rumors of a planned assault within four days. The Revolutionary Junta in El Paso releases a statement predicting Ciudad Juarez will be taken, while observers doubt an immediate capture.
A 24 year old farmer from Hamilton Township, Edward Cote Ton, was killed while attempting to shoot a hawk that had been attacking his chickens. He tripped on an obstruction in his yard, causing a bullet to enter his drain and death to be instantaneous.
London reports the death of Frederick Archie bald Vaughan Campbell, third Earl of Cawdor, aged about 349, born 1547. He had served as lord lieutenant of Powbrokeshiny since 1896 and held titles J PLD.
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