Onnton Pasinin Overcome by FH in Close Contest
In a tight clash, Onnton Pasinin faced a narrow defeat as FH edged ahead late. The result highlights the teams’ contrasting plays and a home crowd moment.
17 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
1
In a tight clash, Onnton Pasinin faced a narrow defeat as FH edged ahead late. The result highlights the teams’ contrasting plays and a home crowd moment.
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Washington, Feb 17 Representativ e James St Mann of Ohio known as the great objector delivered a bitter attack on Attorney General Wada Hua and Ohio Republican leaders over a bill to create another judge for the new district of Ohio. The dispute centered on a letter endorsing both court proposals and Mann challenged its timing. Longworth of Ohio defended the measures while Mann pressed the issue, shouting and demanding clarity. Separately, S Ky Waterman, longtime Republican speaker and lobbyist, died of pneumonia in Cleveland, shading the political scene with his militant anti suffrage stance.
Marrinburg Red 17 reports John Stott, a chief witness in the capitol scandal, found dead in a bathroom. death attributed to heart trouble. The probe centers on the public grounds and buildings committee which awarded contracts for capitol furnishings, drawing in numerous workers and several indicted witnesses.
London reports Lord Knollys authorized a Chronicle story claiming the British ambassador planned to acquire half of a villa at Posillipo for the British sovereign. The Central News agency notes the tale may confuse Reid’s Naples area residences with the villa purchase and Roosevelt visit plans after Africa.
The Baltinger Pinechot inquiry in Washington on January 17 sees Louis Glavis pressed by J J Vertroex as he argues for Glavis to resume probing the Cunningham claims. Restless committee members clash over questions and motions as Jarvis Root and Gratham back motions while Glavis defends his prior actions and asserts the Cunningham matter warrants renewed oversight.
The twelve year tariff war ended by provisional agreement between Canada and Germany. The accord removes barriers that had excluded German goods from Canadian markets, a settlement praised for ending a long dispute and easing trade tensions between the nations.
Demand stems from belief rubber can be profitably grown in new regions. Three new companies plan London listings as enthusiasm spreads. brokers report huge profits and frantic buying. Subscriptions open tomorrow and likely close before trains arrive, amid staff exhaustion and nonstop trading.
George Renkes a liquor dealer on Booth Twelfth Street was knocked down by a snowfall from a church roof on St Michael's Church, Southside. He was dug out badly injured and sent home after initial care. Snow covered the area after a heavy fall, a wagonload of wet snow breaking loose.
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Bradford Pa Feb 17 a train of natural gas escaped from a dwelling seeped through a snow bank into the neighboring Artie Haynes home causing a flash and explosion that wrecked the Burns house where a gas jet had burned. No injuries. loss to Burns home set at 2000 dollars.
A large petition drive in Harrisburg seeks clemency for William Wortman former Oakland Savings and Trust bookkeeper serving a nine year term at Western Penitentiary for embezzlement of fourteen thousand dollars. Signatures include company officers physicians clergy lawyers and citizens from Pittsburgh and his former home Pittsburgh.
Michigan fishers presented to the Foreign Relations Committee opposing the Great Lakes fishery agreement with Canada. They demonstrated with nets and live herring, prompting a unanimous vote against reporting in favor of the treaty as read. McCormick, the spokesperson, used a fish net to illustrate the mesh and tossed fish on the table, drawing admonishments from committee members.
Paris reports renewed flooding as the Seine and Marne swell after a further rise. Water invades the Pasay quarter and encroaches on the suburbs including Saint Maur, Vibennes, and surrounding areas, forcing attention to the ongoing river emergency.
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