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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1912
Page
2
Col. Bryan stated he would not seek the Democratic presidential nomination and argued that a party with only one strong leader should consider closing a chapter and rebuilding. He warned that a candidate pressing a third term would prompt Republicans to raise the issue and question his two-term record.
From Mt Pago on Feb 31 rebels demand immediate surrender of Juarez in formal talks. Juarez authorities plead for time. the rebel commander says he will attack at once and warns foreigners to depart. U S forces mass at Fort Biles while a water-filled ditch is emptied to allow access for the assault.
A five year old girl, Virginia Hatch, daughter of Mrs. Frank Hatch, was diagnosed with diphtheria at 42 Hust South St. Dr. H. Phelps Wan confirmed the case and administered antitoxin. The doctor reports the illness is severe but recovery expected. officials note no contagion risk from the previously reported death on First Avenue as the cases are in a different city section.
The undersigned will sell at a carload auction of draught and driving horses at G W Grovls livery yard street Warren Pa Monday March 1 Sale begins at 12 0 Students advised to attend Gale horses weigh 1000 to 1500 pounds Grant Shuster Atte PILES CURR IN 0 to 14 DAYS Four druggist will refund money at PAZO OWNYMENT rate to cure any form of Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding piles in 6 to 14 days 50 cents MWh
Fragmentary OCR notes mention coal firms and milling companies including Acme Milling Co and others. The text references bituminous coal, domestic use, and local line names, but details are unclear andources are incomplete.
A southbound Pennsylvania freight derailed after a switch error near the Kinson depot in Warren on February 2. Fireman Manuel Scott, from Oil City, is in critical condition. Engineer Brambo was ejected, other crew unharmed as the train columns scattered, investigators probing the incident.
State College, Pa., Feb. 44 before a crowd of 2,000 as Penn State wrestlers repeat last year by defeating Yale. Six to one in bouts 4-2 in points with falls by Shollenberger Park and Cantrell. Yale officers, including Avery and Very, face Penn State in close matches with time rulings and referee notes from Cameron Huffalo.
Erie county voters may soon decide on a ballot measure to approve or reject a Memorial Hall honoring soldiers and sailors from the county. The idea, pushed by the General Committee, asks the county commissioners to place the proposal on the spring election ballot in April. Officials have not yet decided when or whether to submit the question.
Harrisburg reports that a Pennsylvania style educational system bill has entered the constitutional convention of Ohio. It calls for a state board of education of at least five members named by the governor and funds from a state school fund, partly sourced from reforestation revenues. A Brownville Payette County schoolhouse described as a modern four room brick granite building with ventilation, basements playrooms, and ample light reflects the era’s design.
A breakfast aroma signals a new blend from Golden Sun Coffee crafted for you. The one blend promises a cool scent that invites tasting, aiming to surprise with a smooth, flavorful cup.
The Jess Pugh Concert Co presented the fourth number of the Library Entertainment Course at the Auditorium to a large audience. Mine Briggs delivered splendid soprano singing, Mira Kelloge showcased skilled violin playing, and John Merritt Driver offered an engaging lecture. The readings by Mr. Pugh were capably rendered though some words were hard to catch. The course ends March 2 with an address by John Merritt Driver.
Warren February 26 workers at Harold Bradford’s Cornie Company plant found Bradford unconscious in the agitator house after exposure to gas. He was revived by co workers after several hours with medical attention at home. authorities say remaining in the area could have been fatal.
Cuba New York February 26 70 year old Brian Hon a watchman for Leonard and Smith railroad contestors committed suicide by drowning in a water barrel under the Prospect Street bridge over the Erie Railroad track. He left his home after believing he would be moved to the poorhouse and walked to the bridge where he plunged headfirst into the barrel. Samuel Wilkinson and J G Olve intervened and the body was removed. Coroner Congdon ruled death by own action.
Waurika Oklahoma reports Mrs Stevens who suffered seven years from female troubles and insomnia found relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the remedy, notes prior doctors offered no help, and encourages others with similar issues to seek guidance from the Pinkham company.
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