14 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
1
The readable fragments describe a US story with mentions of Prey AN and Repl in a context suggesting wartime or defense themes. Names and places are unclear. the text hints at powers, a treaty or policy, and possible actions or results. Exact facts are not recoverable from the damaged OCR.
Part of the U S circuit court records at Richmond Virginia and Washington Web include an Indictment against Aaron Burr for treason with a warrant for Wh am es and a subpoena for Thomas Jefferson issued by Judge. The papers, signed by the department of justice, are for exhibition at the Alaska Yukon exposition and have reached Washington on the way home after serving Burr and others in a treason plot involving Blennerhasset Island. The writing is described as temible and well preserved despite a stray anecdote about a red headed boy and a teacher.
J Ogden Armour and major beef interests are reported to face an ongoing investigation into market practices. Authorities review pricing, supply, and competitive conduct amid scrutiny of the meat industry.
Andrew Carnegie writes Mayor Gaynor endorsing repeal of the general personal tax, arguing the system is unjust and that wealthier residents pay only a fraction of their fortune. He notes he has long paid assessed taxes and urges postponing action until next year to gauge public will and avoid misperceptions about evasion.
Colonel W. Halford of New York, editor of the Laymen's Missionary convention paper, broke his leg in two places in Little Rock while stepping from a Pullman car. He had just arrived from Memphis, where he attended the laymen's convention. Halford was once private secretary to President Harrison and founded the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The body of 18 year old Jusie Adams was found in breakers off Hays Harbor Avenue Ventnor after a night at the pier with her sister and two brothers. Her companion Arvie Siler and another man William Siler vanished. Police note a head wound possibly from a nail or a blow, and the mother reports distress over her missing husband. The tragedy involves the Adams and Siler families, with a citywide search underway and ongoing investigations.
New York February 14 Charles B Hughes governor of New York states President Taft will be renominated and reelected. He told the Lincoln Day banquet in New York that the American people are tired of partisan strife and will stand by the President in his duties.
Rev Mr Smiley of the Congregational church in Groton defends Deacon Moe as one of the best men he has known. Moe, away from Groton for weeks to evade detectives and reporters, returns to his home amid townspeople who trust his integrity. The pastor calls Moe loyal and conscientious, citing long service at the First National Bank and later roles with the American Brass company. Senator Coser comments on the broader inquiry but Mr Moe’s character remains firmly affirmed by his pastor and community.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a person involved with a bank during the winter of 1909, possibly seeking an appointment. Details are incomplete, but the fragment points to a banking appointment matter linked to a named individual.
Friends in Chenango and across the county express confidence that Senator Allds will be fully exonerated after the Albany investigation. Locally he remains with his aging mother, trying to endure the hearing's outcome while loyalty from allies and opponents alike shapes the town's reaction to the affair.
Lincoln Neb Feb 14 William J Bryan came out for county option in Nebraska declaring the Democratic party must divorce itself from liquor interests. He warned the liquor influence poisons politics and hinders public questions from fair consideration.
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