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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
1
Warren National Bank Warren, Pa extends an invitation to open an account. The message promotes saving as a path to safety, thrift, discipline, and business understanding, noting that money kept in a bank is secure from theft and helps establish sound financial habits.
Our Patrons Kergardloun of business done, receive courteny in all matters' of business In trapted to us, and there is nothing in safe banking we canot perform. To those wishing to establish rela tions with a safe, strong bank, we expand our services. 4 Per Cent. Interest on Savings Accounts.
Commander Peary discredits reports of Andree’s balloon voyage near the Arctic Circle claiming the expedition never reached the pole. He cites earlier wreckage rumors tied to the Jeannette and notes Andree’s party likely perished, possibly drowning or starving after their ascent.
Hillsdale Michigan Jan 6 1910 Justice of the Peace Manship resigns citing local option prohibition. He notes no disorderly activity and that Hillsdale has enough judiciary with one justice of the peace under current conditions. The resignation letter to the mayor and common council requests completion of the process by March 1 1910.
Washington report shows a per capita circulation of 34.83 dollars for the United States on January 6. An updated estimate lists an estimated population of 10,044,000, reflecting changes in the national distribution and economic indicators.
Halifax, NM reports a deadly blizzard wrecking twenty five boats crewed by locals. Five reached camp. others lost at sea as harried vessels sank from the storm, with several men perishing off Whitethond and nearby shores amid rescue attempts and official inquiries. Large scale patrician political notes follow.
Fragmented text reports Mrs Dudley denying trouble with Dr Cook over alleged loans while Dr Cook lies seriously ill. A Montreal arrival discusses Wake of Mutual Life, and a physician’s friend suggests Dr Cook suffers from monomania as others brace for his eventual recovery.
A.B. Burton Denten denies Dr Frederick Cook involved in a claimed graphic magazine feature about an Alaska trip. He recounts a past battle with a bear and objects to Cook’s account, asserting his own experiences were misrepresented in the magazine. Burton mentions a photo and a supposed rescue narrative tied to Cook Waw.
A Pittsburgh report describes unity among railroad workers seeking higher pay from eastern lines. The Brotherhood of Railway Transport Workers plans new wage requests across routes from the Mississippi to the Ohio, with specific per day and per mile rates for conductors, bagagemen, and brakemen. May require another Pennsylvania vote contingent on congressional approval for 185,000 workers.
A petition from Grand Army Post No. 1 in New York protests the placement of a statue of General Robert E. Lee in Statuary Hall of the Capitol. Civil War veteran Representative Hollisterworth of Ohio prepared and will introduce a resolution directing removal of all statues. Virginia’s Mrs. Mok Hingworth urges a statue of Lee in the Capitol.
Berlin reports show German newspapers criticizing Arthur J. Balfour for his naval comparison and anti German insinuations. They accuse him of stirring hostility and portraying a foreign foe, while noting German views on British tariffs and national vanity. The reaction spans Cologne, Krause Zeitung, and Tageblatt with cautious commentary.
Albany reveals the appropriation bill carried twenty five million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars for annual fixed charges across AMF departments and institutions. The bill was introduced two months earlier than last year amid debate over amendments and proposed constitutional provisions affecting voter registration and pricing rules across districts.
Senators Elking and Crawford introduced resolutions of inquiry in Washington. The most important measures include a plan by Sen. Wilina and Sen. Crawford to investigate the increased cost of food prices and related shortages, plus a resolution directing a full inquiry into the Billager-Pinenot controversy and a call for the Interstate Commerce Commission to valuate the physical properties of carriers engaged in interstate trade. The president sent a list of nominations to the Senate, including a customs court judge, and the day closed with a brief executive session.
Fragmentary report from London suggests betting odds shift toward Liberal candidates as tallying continues. Market chatter notes sudden price moves on Liberal outcomes and uncertainty remains about the final result.
Detectives Cartwright of Pittsburg and others captured six young men from this city and Wellsville, ages under 21, linked to robberies near Chester and Midland. They wore cowboy costumes during a spree that included a large gold haul valued at about $3,200. One suspect, Hatley, faces additional charges. others are held in Chester and Wellsville awaiting transfer.
Vienna dispatch says Austria plans to expand naval power under consul stations policy and will possess twenty battleships by the year 1920. The dreadnoughts will feature high power guns strong armor and high rate of fire with long range. Expenditure for the program will be spread over five years.
Report from Mobily Alabama states four Jamaican laborers were killed by a American employee of United Fruit Company over wage disputes. A guard's response reportedly drove the assailant to flee aboard a United Fruit steamer. Local officials vow inquiry amid tension and calls for accountability as British officials weigh further action.
Albay June 5 reports Senator JohAm B. Allds of Chenango to serve as provident pro tem and Republican floor leader in the Senate. Jay B. Smith of Syracuse was nearly unanimously chosen as clerk of the House by Republican Assemblymen in the height. There are 61 senate districts with vacancy from the late Rushes. White of Manos will be here for organization of the fertile senate. Allds expected to receive votes for president pro tem with 45 of 49 senators supporting him.
Vice President Sherman endorses San Tiwh while Dickingon departs. LH Graham, interior commissioner, reports War Secretary will not be supported. J A Wilbon, a long time engineer with vast fruit lands, expected to succeed him. Report says Wilton was favored by Vice President Storman.
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