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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
6
Dun and Company notes trade volume remains large but uneven across regions and industries. While new business is steady, conditions differ by area and line, with export demand firm for cotton goods and steel orders rising, yet footwear weak and hides soft. Overall outlook cautious amid political and canal uncertainties.
A partial OCR fragment mentions India and Loy papal tion with unclear terms. The readable text alludes to governance or organizational names but lacks concrete facts, dates, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Wood's Red Tag Sale advertises a wide range of canned goods, bottled woods, eggs, premium chocolate, extracts, and potatoes priced to beat high living costs. The sale emphasizes low prices and ends in a few days. Keywords include Wood's Red Tag Sale and special discounts on diverse items.
Albany reports reveal a contested push to name a successor to President pro tem as two senators vie for the post. Debates center on whether Allds could testify and how Merritt testimony might affect the Ruckles bill, with Davis sustaining an objection to detailing Allds words to the rules committee.
Several residents and visitors are listed in a Corry community roundup. Items mention Pedigo's milk prices, various travelers and guests including Mr and Mrs. Conners, Rev W Gack, Mrs. Westley, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Edson, and Mrs. Culver, plus infections of illness and an appendicitis operation at Corry hospital. Also noted are lost items, trips to Cleveland, Harrisburg, Oil City, and local social visits across Erie and nearby towns.
New York detectives captured two young boys on Wednesday for sending a black hand letter to Mrs. Henry Havemeyer widow of the late refinery head. The note demanded 2500 and threatened harm at her home unless paid. The letter advised depositing the money in a box near Central Park.
London February 25 The Commons voted on the official opposition amendment to the address to the King’s speech offered by Austen Chamberlain. The amendment failed 25 to 25 with abstentions from Radmondites and most O'Brienites. The division sparked excitement and taunting chants. The result indicated rising tariff pressure and growing factional resentment within premier’s followers. Irish leaders accuse the government of delay in tariff plans and vow vigorous opposition. Irish voters and Freeman’s Journal call for decisive policy moves or risk electing reform opponents. The ministry faces possible defeat as Irish allies resist Chamberlain’s measures.
Undertaker P M Rowe and Edgar and Marit Eas sons of the man killed on the railroad near the city arrived Friday to take the remains to South Dayton New York for burial.
Resty plans for painting and decorating work offers elegant wallpaper options and interior styling. Lynn Knepp, 61 N Front Ave, Bell phone 164 R, ready to provide suggestions and estimates for the project.
The passage reflects divided government and looming reforms amid disagreements among members. It references Jordan and Rosebery, with ongoing conferences and attempts to frame a resolution despite friction within the administration.
About 80 Democrats gathered at a Brooklyn Heights hotel to discuss Democratic chances in New York State and to urge an aggressive party program. Hosts included Kings County Committee members and the Democratic League executive committee with Thomas M. Osborne as the principal guest. Speakers urged positive reform, denounced Republicans, and warned against vanity in endorsements while stressing unity and clear platform.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad announces an eight hour workday beginning next Monday due to rising costs and labor demand. Managers say the shift will cut shop hours by around ten percent, affecting thousands employed across departments. Workers had not anticipated the reduction in labor time.
Steen's offers a spring sale featuring work pants, overalls, shirts, caps, belts, pockets, traveling rags, leather goods, and a wide range of men’s and boys’ apparel. Shop early for up-to-date watches and jewelry as W. A. Steen promotes tailoring and dry cleaning at 1190.
A pleasant poem event titled Class Reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Heath on W Senith Street last evening in honor of Dr Arthur Cheiatio and wife who recently returned from the Philippines. Mr Heath and Dr Christin are Corry High School class of 1898 graduates.
An advert claims rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia using Dr Dotehon’s remedy. It asserts the treatment removes the cause and dissolves symptoms within one to two days. Sold exclusively by the Durham Drug Co.
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