Captain Scott’s Pole Expedition Men Reported Dead
Wireless dispatches from Terra Nova confirm Captain Robert Scott and his South Pole party died after reaching the pole. The Terra Nova, returning to Wellington, carries the bodies and reports the party perished on the return march.
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Corry Man Injured in Cleveland Explosion
A. Merriam of 1 Bond Street is recovering slowly from injuries after an explosion at the Upson National Company foundry in Cleveland. He had been in charge of a stationary engine and was working only one day when the blast occurred January 28. He remains in hospital with back injuries but no permanent damage expected. it will be some time before he can return to work.
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Upson Nat Company
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More Cash for Trip to Washington
A 1919 letter from James Milford Pla ve pledges five dollars to aid Corry Pa senior class of 1918 trip to Washington D C. He notes the value of education and urges the Journal to promote the plan and inspire others.
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Felon near death of Mrs Lynch described medical case
Mrs Lynch of Marlon Street faced a severe blood poisoning from a finger infection. Dr G B Bennett treated the arm with more than twenty lances and three am an tubes to draw poison. The patient is expected to recover and regain use of the hand.
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Indy
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Corry Hospital Faces Cut In State Support
State Board recommendations show Corry Hospital received 14,000 for maintenance in 2011, asks 18,000 this year plus 6,000 for new buildings, while free treatment cost was 5,963. The Corry Gancer Sanatorium sought 6,009 maintenance and 4,500 for buildings with no recommendation. Authorities fear crowding and may appeal state authorities.
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Maintenante
Local option debate to surface in state legislature this week
Pennsylvania lawmakers prepare to hear public testimony on a Pure Food bill drafted by Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust and a non alcoholic beverage colorings bill. The Law and Order Committee plans to act on two local option bills splitting city county unity and township ward boundaries. The women’s suffrage change moves from the House to the Senate for final amendment and adoption.
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Madero flees as Diaz’s forces seize Mexico City
United Press reports Mexico City battles as President Madero flees amid reinforcements from General Blanquet. Felix Diaz appears set to become provincial president, with Diaz’s order asserting control and a proclamation likely to declare him president by night.
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Trust Companies of the United States 1912 edition promoted
The United States Trust Companies issue highlights 1579 firms with total resources exceeding 5.49 billion dollars. The preface notes rising trust company assets by about 322 million from 1911 and over 1.5 billion since 1908, reflecting growing confidence and community usefulness. John W. Platten emphasizes progressive conservatism.
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