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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
1
Warren National Bank urges prospective customers in Warren, Pennsylvania, to open accounts without delay, promising prompt service and welcoming large deposits.
The fragment argues that money management relies on thrift and disciplined business principles. It suggests responsible banking as essential to wealth, praising thrift, economy, and orderly conduct as keys to success.
A dated notice proclaims reliable banking support for patrons in all matters of business. It advertises 4 percent interest on savings accounts and invites clients to establish ac counts with a reputable institution.
A New York report outlines a movement led by Mrs Crooks and Helen Sawyer to establish an emancipated women’s colony in Australia. The plan envisions a vast farm estate on Wik Hon’a Islet with 14 homesteads, prohibiting male ownership to ensure women control over the settlement’s vast stock and agriculture.
Vernon Plowalnger, 18, pleads guilty to having opened a switch at Dawa O and wrecking the Knickerbocker train on the Big Four line. He faces grand jury indictment as investigators note potential injuries from the crash. Engine crew reported as injured. victims count unclear.
A mixed report ties Britain naval supremacy debates to wartime bets on power, while a separate sugar trade investigation in Washington reveals ex-employees' testimonies on fraud schemes at the American Sugar Refining company and related firms. Experts reexamine ledgers as prosecutors seek to cleanse accounts and pursue retrials where warranted.
Analyzed letter urges Congress to grant the federal government power to levy an income tax without apportionment, warning the proposed plan could cripple state taxation. The document questions constitutional constraints and argues against exempting state bonds and securities, urging careful framing to avoid eroding state taxing authority.
A fragment from the Washington Stir shows a playful exchange about spelling and elocution. The mock dialogue features a typist and speaker disputing correct words and pronunciation in a humorous mock public address.
New York City council members of the Utooklen Institute of Aria and Sciences held a meeting on Monday approving a report that discredited explorer Dr. Cook. The body voted to expel him from the institute and to remove his name from the department, while he was placed on the executive committee. The decision followed a claim about Cooke exceeding Alaint McKinney to the summit in 1900 and the Copenhagen report of December 23, 1000 stating his data were insufficient to prove a pole ascent. The council, without invitation, also conducted a unanimous vote to expel Cook and he remains linked to activities under the institute at the Academy of Music on December 3.
Bahara notes the Sahara spans about 2 600 000 square miles between the Atlantic Ocean and the Nile valley, a vast desert region described in bold terms.
Wighinieyoo June 6 reports the president has selected a full slate of names to send to the Senate for the new customs court. Alfred Conkling Cox of Utica NY would be chief justice. Other nominees include Marion DeVries of Stockton CA William H Hunt of Helena MT James Smith of Jay Francisco and O M Warker of Danbury VT.
New York officials named Dind-olin D. Rocksfelter Jr as foreman of the additional grand jury to probe conditions surrounding trafficking in women. District Attorney Whitman said the panel will thoroughly investigate, seek testimony from any informants, and aim to convict isolated offenders if found.
The report notes President Tart offered to appoint Setia for Rod na to shape the American delegation for the Pan American Conference to be held in Buenos Aires in July. The president aims to appoint all commission members, not just eminent figures, stressing the conference's importance. Root disputed the action.
Captain Jit McDonald, once in command, describes monitoring the Brownsville shooting case. He says the investigative committee in Washington is compiling witness names to prove guilt of eleven men who played key roles. McDonald offers to travel to Washington to testify if requested.
Street posters in New Yorks Chinatown warn of a violent factional feud as a zombie of fear spreads. The notices allege a murder plot and target local families, with posters described as venomous and seen across the quarter. Police investigate the distortions and possible incitement.
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