28 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
1
The board considers building a receiving vault and chapel at Pine Grove Cemetery, likely to begin this summer. A detailed keel-and-gothic design by Mout & Son estimates a 24 by 8 foot main hall with basement access and a decorative interior. Construction depends on executive committee approval and potential cost overruns.
A damaged local report states Sandt's biplane was found in inland North Feast area near Lo'elook Eran Collins who was near Bistohub described the recovery. The machine reportedly damaged but intact. authorities plan to retrieve it, with Lindt to contact Cobert today and likely depart to recover the craft.
Judge Hindley set a March venue change deadline for the Andrews case. District Attorney Lyons plans a sworn answer with affidavits arguing impartial trial is possible. A timely response is expected soon, with the case unlikely to begin before the next term, roughly a year after the indictment.
Painozone is advertised as immediate relief for illness and pain and as a household remedy. The copy touts quick comfort for stomach issues heartburn and headache and claims it prevents disease from uproaching while promoting a wine like bottle in the home.
The ex chief Roosevelt denounces claims he is reactionary and says he never lost the people’s confidence. He criticizes reporters and photographers for pressuring him outside a Michigan or Ohio venue, states he will not engage in a personal clash with President Taft, and reiterates his campaign stance on popular government and nation’s prosperity.
Rebels enter Juarez seizing public buildings and guns in a largely orderly takeover. US troops hold key points and guards establish control while residents report minimal looting and limited violence. Local authorities acknowledge the city quiet as rebel forces declare victory with calls of Viva Libertad.
In Kingston Jawnica on Feb 28 a riot led to the deaths of several police officers. The report notes violent clashes and mounting casualties as authorities seek to restore order and investigate the incident.
The bond department of Citizens National Bank in Corry Pennsylvania offers high class coupon bonds in 500 and 1000 dollar denominations. They claim flawless payment history and promote bonds as solid collateral for loans. They invite interviews and can provide data on bonds yielding six percent.
The Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania lists J. J. Desmond as President Jas. L. West as Vice President G. H. Barlow as Cashier and W. Parker as Assistant in the observed roster of bank officers.
Violent clashes erupt between armed police and looters who took control of the city for hours. Several policemen are reported dead, and widespread property damage occurs. Citizens are beaten, including Governor Sy dus Oliver, in a chaotic episode on Sur company streets.
In Worcester Massachusetts Aunt Dellay Torrey 88, aunt of Theodore Roosevelt, says she believes Roosevelt will not win a second term and that Taft will be renomination and reelected. She recently visited the White House and comments reflect cautious public sentiment and party dynamics of the era.
Women suffer piles more than men and a sugar coated tablet remedy is advertised. Hem-Rom is sold by N. F. Ames & Co and other druggists for $1, with a 24 day treatment and mail order note from Dr. Leonhardt Co.
James Hassett announces a competent cutter will replace John Ward who left the Oneida Market. Hassett, the new proprietor, assures old customers of good treatment and will provide high quality meats. He also solicits patronage for coal and related goods, including Bituminous coal, household blends, and antiteu products. He mentions a new blend and other offerings at 1007.
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