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18 Feb 1910
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR Note Shows Names and Places
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names and places with jumbled letters. It hints at individuals and possible events but lacks coherent facts or dates to summarize a clear news item. The readable parts provide no verifiable action or outcome.
Postal Saving Bank Bill Gains Senate Confidence
Republican leaders in the Senate expressed confidence in passing the postal savings bank bill before the end of next week after a White House meeting. Attending were Senators Aldrich, Root, Crane, Carter and Penrose and Representative Weeks. Penrose chairs the Senate post office and roads committee. Weeks holds a similar post in the House. Indicted For Conspiracy In Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cantor Enea
Aldrich
Root
Crane
Carter
Penrose
Representative Weeks
Benator Penrose
Senate Committee On
Senate Committee On Post
House
Alleged Packers Combine Questioned in Washington Hearing
Witnesses from G W Armour of Kansas City and L F Swift of Chicago deny personal financial interest in the National Packing Company of New Jersey as a probe into a nine firm combine begins before Special Examiner Daniel Dillon in St Louis. Attorneys for the firms promise sharp questioning while outlining Armour holdings in Armour Packing and related companies across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
W. Armour
Kanaa Guy
L. F. Swift
Chicago
GW. Armour
Witney
Armoure
National Packing Company of
New Jersey
Deftersam City
Moeb
Mie
Daniel Dillon
Louis Frank Hagerman
G. W. Armour
Prezent
Armor Packing Company
Konsac City
U.P. Swift
Swift Company
Tilinola
Armiour & Co
West Virginia
Conditions Have Changed The Non Specialist Must Bear The Brunt
The excerpt, attributed to Gaye Underwood of Milwaukee Maryland, argues that non specialists bear price pressures as costs rise across groceries and delivery. It criticizes high costs from monopolies and delivery expenses, noting telephones and delivery wagons add to prices. The piece laments consumer power and offers no practical remedies, claiming only two possible actions remain to improve the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaye Underwood
Milwaukee
Erie Railroad
Thera Jung
Ata Seas
Winn Tirther Aimed At Ban Michinerry Commodities
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a figure tied to a trading or control action regarding commodities and a person waiting at a location for tasks. The readable fragments are unclear about names, dates, places, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn
Price of meat to decline if farmers boost livestock output says Ryan
Chicago based executive Robert Ryan of the Cincinnati Abattoir and organizer of the American Meat Packers association told a federal grand jury after leaving the room that high meat prices are due to a shortage of slaughter cattle and crops. He declined to promise price declines within a year, noting the vast scale of meat sales at about 1.1 billion dollars with 60 percent sold by independent traders, and that no single group can control the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Chicago
Bob
yHolonel Ryne
Cincinati Abbatoir Company
American
Mit Packers
Grand Jury
Steamer Yucatan Sunk After Iceberg Collision
The steamship Yucatan struck an iceberg during snowstorms off Alaska and sank in six fathoms of water. US passengers aboard were saved and landed on Chicagom Island for transfer. The Alaskan Steamship Co vessel carried 65 passengers and crew. Meanwhile in Providence a divorce was granted in the superior court to Mrs Crooke after Judge George Brown's ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veoual
Seattle
Wash
Yucatan
Icy Straita
Alaska
Alaskan Steamship Company
Chicagom Island
Jvieau
Providence
Ray
Advis A. Grooke
Brooklyn
Blough N
Croke
George 7. Brown
Aftar Judie
Bridge Company Bribery Testimony Reveals 1905 Demands
Albany reports disclose Senator Conger testified to a $4,000 boodle fund and a $10,000 demand to influence bridge legislation. Witnesses named Jean Burnell and Joe Burnell as recipients, with cross examinations probing who financed anti bridge bills and the 1908 highway law’s impact on bridge companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Allie
Albany
Samuel Frederick Nikon
Westfeld
Chautauqua Couity
Men Conger
Conker
Jean Burnell
Comandaigua
Outarjo
Conger
Benn Conger
Louis B. Carr
Consel
Alida
Prion
Carr
Umil
Yates Hotel
Andy
Chilrimin
Minot
Allds
Wna
Conyers
Mencock
Gonger
Percy Hooker
Passa
Aenate
Ansembly Committee On
Itie
Wenate
Autre Soo
Senator Conger and Hancock bill clash over rules power
In a tense session at Norwich home, Carr pressed Conger on how the Hancock measure rallied support. The exchange revealed that the bill failed to clear the Tiles committee and faced pressure from allies to move it. Hooker and Alicia's objections were noted as factors in the bill’s stalled progress. A brief exchange with an old resident ended with a grim joke about cemetery subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennton
Norwich
Carr
Conger
Pole
Tiles Committee
Hancock
Hooker
Wales
Alicia
Wales Committee
Mrs Bruso Bail Granted in Buffalo Larceny Case
Indianapolis February 18 Mrs Bruso a Buffalo born young woman physician who fled her husband Dr G Frank Bruso was admitted to bail after several women friends posted 200. Judge Collins ruled on the police holding period as to requisition timing. Dr Bruso employed John W Kern to pursue her return to Buffalo where an indictment was received before requisition papers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Theresa Bruso
G. Franke Briso
Collins
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