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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
1
A fragmented OCR notice from Warren National Bank in Warren Pennsylvania discusses opening terms and rent proportions with unclear layout and wording. The readable text shows banking language and generic instructions without concrete actions, dates, or names of individuals.
The text extols depositing money in a bank as the sure method to protect funds from theft and to foster thrift annual savings. It argues saving cultivates economy discipline and a practical understanding of business principles essential to success.
The readable fragment appears to offer generic business courtesy and banking services notes without a specific event person or organization to report. It mentions establishing relations with a foreign bank and offering services, but lacks concrete details, dates, or names to form a factual summary or headline.
Warren National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania announces four percent interest on savings accounts. This notice highlights the bank in Warren with its promotional rate for savers and ongoing services offered to customers in the area.
Morse departs New York for Atlanta to begin a 15 year federal term. At the Tombs he denounces the sentence, accuses private detectives and biased juries, and says he will seek a new trial while asking the president to acknowledge perceived injustice. Families accompany him to the rail station as the Birmingham special departs.
An early Sunday morning tremor was recorded by the wotamographe of Professor Bolar at the Laibach observatory and Dr Milne of the Tuly of Wight. Shocks appeared in the Went Thollow with Laibich registering 190 minutes and a longer period on the Tale of Wheel exceeding 490 minutes.
A fragmented 19th century item reports Colonel Gordon Ay, a Confederate cavalry veteran and local politician, discussing a possible candidacy. He notes family and social pressures and asserts his willingness to stay or run, while reporters seek clarity on his political future.
Des Moines announces James B. Weaver, veteran Greenback Populist and Bryan Democrat, quits politics to devote years to divine healing work. He says his past campaigns and votes were used to promote faith healing and plans to convene a national gathering in Des Moines, likely in April, to rally supporters.
A church in Owl Park WM plans a monthly sermon distribution for absent and unable members. The pastor Rev SV Barton will continue efforts to keep the congregation informed and connected despite irregular attendance.
The readable portion mentions flow concerns and a person named Kanuas City Bran, with distorted phrases that fail to establish a clear event or outcome. No coherent action, date, or organization is discernible from the garbled text.
A chaotic OCR dump recounts a Niagara Falls Niagara Falls area robbery linked to William Dobson and others, detailing a plan to steal currency from a United States Express carriage. It mentions Flynn Whistler and Dobson’s arrest, the use of iron pipes in the assault, and later political and tariff discussions involving Senator Charles Dietrich and representatives debating railroad and tariff questions with letters and inquiries.
A devastating blaze swept Hamlet near Suffolk Virginia destroying all but one of 26 business places and leaving about half of 220 residents homeless. The fire gutted the theater, stores, and several homes while rural hamlets reported widespread destruction. Estimated loss stands around 120000 dollars with 985000 dollars in insurance.
The Post notes revival of a Canadian regiment, with the Dominion government considering restoring the old infantry unit. Unclear text suggests a revival proposal may align with wartime or imperial defense needs and involves historic names and commands.
A Sunday school scene yields a garbled exchange as a teacher asks about the Pharisee and a child answers with unclear words about camels and salvation. The garbled text suggests transcription errors in a Ghentya News excerpt.
The First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania notes its status as the oldest bank in Warren County. Chartered August 6 1864 for 20 years, extended August 6 1884 for 20 years, and re extended August 6 190d for 20 years.
A night rider attack near a buggy during a roadside ambush left Middleton and Comstock wounded and Middleton dead in a case tied to ongoing vigilante activity. Police reported the assailants fired from cover as the two men traveled with W. H. Waite, while authorities pursue leads amid escalating tensions and investigations into related burnings and home attacks.
American passenger agent J. Shelley was arraigned in Bow Street Court on an extradition warrant charging theft of $500 from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad in London. He allegedly admitted to using busines combinations to secure half price rail passes by signing names of clergy and others to obtain travel at reduced rates and selling tickets at full price.
Colonists in Palestine and Hamburg report a Zionist congress resolution urging practical trainings for Jewish workers to become eventual landholders in Palestine. The plan includes allocating land tracts for agriculture and settlement as a step toward broader colonization.
In Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. William Mininger of Yatenville died after her son in law James Gordon fired three shots at her husband. Gordon entered the Mininger home late at night and threatened to kill the entire family unless his wife and child were returned to him. Mininger and his wife sought shelter upstairs, Gordon pursued, then opened fire striking Mininger in the head. Mrs. Mininger, hearing the shots, jumped from the chute and fell dead. State police and a trooper pursued Gordon.
The document notes powder needed for a cannon charge and states that one Propel projectile weighs about twice as much as a half weight tiv projectile, indicating balance in propellant and projectiles for firing.
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