14 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1911
Page
1
An advertisement promises Nero Tablets restore nerve strength, renew vitality, and improve overall body function. The text touts relief from fatigue irritability and a sluggish nervous system with a money back guarantee and availability at Corry drug stores.
Dr Bates recounts a brutal raid in Pueblo where federal troops surrounded the home of Ansan sin a sion and killed a family after surrender. He cites harboring rebels charges against Americans, describes torture and torching of a home, and claims a revolutionist network extended into southern Mexico as the motive behind the deadly actions.
The National Railways announced through train service between the ally and El Paso should resume by the day after tomorrow. General Navarro advances cautiously with pilot engines leading troop trains to avoid ambushes as reports place Grovovo at odds and retreating toward the mountains awaiting a chance to strike.
A fragmented note reports dogs, especially terriers, popular in Vienna with baths and a public bath plan. It states dogs are not admitted in restaurants, cafes, trams, omnibuses, parks, or aquaria, reflecting strict bans despite high dog popularity.
Robert Caple a notable Central New York figure died aged 70 at his Clayville cabin after a life marked by horse dealing and later a charitable turn. He once owned the Roman Catholic church and gave his fortune to the poor before falling into poverty. For the past decade he lived simply, visiting the sick and begging for food and clothing, with his intellect remaining clear.
Oakland City, Ind. Reb. 14. A rejected suitor, John Monehan, collapses while being shaved by Forest Butler after a tense confrontation at The Saint's Larder. Butler reportedly challenged Monehan before causing his own collapse, with the razor falling and injuring Monehan.
German report indicates Chancellor Hollweg to meet with Dr. von Batmann-Hollweg. An official bulletin notes a historic event awaiting confirmation and lists the imperial chancellery as the venue for the expected audience.
Rev Dr Aked vented frustration over the failure to build one of America’s great Protestant churches on Fifth Avenue. He cited wasted funds and unsolved site problems after a long project stall and said he may resign or seek another post abroad, while stressing no salary issues.
In Hornell New York a newborn infant corpse was found in a street alley after dogs chewed and mutilated the body. Two local boys reported seeing dogs tearing at the infant and the infant appears to have been placed in a sugar sack and hidden in snow. Authorities pursue leads and investigate the brutal act.
The text notes the largest American serpent rivaling the anaconda with a length up to thirty feet and water-loving habitat along rivers and streams. It also reports eighteen American teachers traveling to Beijing to provide preliminary training to Chinese students as part of an educational exchange.
In Vonore Mowe Roe County Tennessee a land owner, J Woot, found gold particles while probing a chicken graveyard area after a family of Tames Pave killed a chicken for Thanksgiving. About a thimble full of gold particles were recovered on Jan 1 and later panning yielded small monetary amounts.
In London probate court the judge awarded the late Mrs. Hawley Hervey Crippen estate to Theresa Hunn of Brooklyn New York. The estate includes jewelry furniture cash totaling about 487. The decision notes Crippen had transferred all property to Ethel Clare Lane and barred others from claiming, but the court overrode to enable Hunn to inherit as rightful sister.
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