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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
2
Weather Forecast Fair Today and Wednesday Slated
Forecast notes fair weather today with increasing cloudiness on Wednesday. Snow possible later, with southerly winds.
Unclear Property Debates and Local Notices Share Quirky Spin
The excerpt discusses overdue pavement judgments in North Center and property owners’ rights to complain about delays. It mentions Judge Charles M. Brumm proposing a wire-netting ballot box to curb ballot stuffing, and cites various odd items from Boston to Oklahoma politics. It also notes a Shorthand author Pitman’s death at 88 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wose
Charles M. Brumm
Schuylkill County
Berry
Pennsylvania
Closing Out Business OW Account of Leaving Town
Fragmented OCR item notes closing out business due to leaving town. Mentions Tuesday January 10, a fine of one and a half dollars each, stock in at once to be sold regardless of cost. Name Hazel Sle… unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jqn
Atock
Notice to settle debts as business closes bonnets sale
All persons indebted to Haxel Blu sters kindly call and settle at once as we are closing out our bonnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxel
Ford Wins Reversal in Selden Patent Case
New York January 9 The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower ruling that upheld Belden automobile patent validity. The decision voids injunctions against Ford Wanamaker Panhard Lavasseur and others, returns $850000 cash bond to Ford, and may affect a long running royal court dispute over the Henry Ford held patent stake. A writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court is sought. the patent has only two years remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unto States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tuto Mowgh
Belden
Mewry Ford
John Wanamaker
Panhard Lavasser
Henry Ford
Hou Luce Ty Bell
Hou Luce Ty Bell Tyleybone
Ford Treasury
Lcensed Association
Golinbin Motor Car
Anil Ox B. Soldon Tool
Kluphik
Lernoon
Cere
Donari
Sdpeane
Trespasser Deaths On Pennsylvania Railroad Rise In Early 1900s
A long-quoted report traces deaths and injuries from trespassing on the Pennsylvania Railroad property since January 1900, noting about 7,996 deaths and 7,828 injuries by January 1, 1908. It details a 1907 campaign to curb the issue, progress in 1908, and continued reductions in later years, with figures cited for 1896 through 1840 era records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Nn Shne
Wid
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trulu Tees
Tie Talroad Promory
Capital graft suits in Harrisburg to be settled soon
In Harrisburg the capital graft equity suit is expected to be finally adjudicated before next Sunday or Tuesday. The proposed settlement is likely around 1,500,000, with one item still needing final agreement. Reports say about 300,000 in warrants to Architect Houston and "Klimmer" Sanderson may be returned to the state, with the state reclaiming roughly 4,200,000 of a large damages bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Wuld
Huston
Klmnmer
Three Brothers, All Ministers, Charged With Murder
The Rev. Taies A Kievans the Rev. Bunyan Kilmon and the Rev Judson Wine mans three Baptist ministers and brothers were jailed on murder charges in Billeau. They are accused of killing Lingenfelt on Christmas Day at Pisgah Church. They had fled in fear of Lingenfelt's friends and may face trial after admitting involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billeau
Taies A. Kievans
Bunyan Kilmone
Judson Winemans
Lingenfelt
Live Sixty Days on Clams Alone
Nichols and Sulth, two men from Washington, endured sixty days marooned near Sawmill Bay Alaska. They subsisted on small clams and kelp, faced freezing cold, and were rescued near Port Angeles, their bodies weak and exhausted but alive after a brutal ordeal at sea and on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Nichols
Soaithe, Wash
Birlig Creek
Nichol
Puget
Alaska
Valdus
Wertnsutay
Meinl . Sulth
Spring Creek
Pay
Edward Meredith
Port Angeles
Attor Lavin
Altho
Sawmils Bay
Sawmill Bay
Plans for wire net ballot box proposed
Poltaville reports Judge Charles N Brumm endorses a wire mesh ballot box with interior accessible only from the outside to deter tampering. The new device, to be introduced soon, would prevent box rifling after placement in the hands of justices, ensuring ballots stay secure without opening the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poltaville
Charles N. Brumm
Wil
Mr. Brumm
Uis
Obituary of James Richards Linked to Meadville Community
James Richards born January 2 1829 near Meadville Crawford County Pa died about 21 years ago. He married Mima Heath on June 26 1692 and lived near Little Cooley until moving to Hiei. He was a longtime member of the United Brethren Church at Little Gooley respected by many. His widow mourns his loss as funeral notices recall his long acquaintance with the community and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richards
Meadville
Crawford County
Betsy Coy
Little Cooley
Mia
Richards
Mima Heath
Thaly Hove
Little Vooley
Hiei
Kaw
Wleth
Roy
Depew
Athion
Eggo’s $250,000 Dozen Highlight Booth Display
A garbled note describes a prize display titled Our Lady of the Snow at Booth Plaiifold RNJ securing praise and a weight measure while a spectator offered 106 for a half dozen items. The report mentions a value of 250000 for a dozen related goods and references a golf wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of the Snow
Booth Plaiifold
RN. J
Pittebure
Timom
Two burglars sent to penitentiary after guilty pleas
James Higging and John Murphy pleaded guilty to burglary at 1611 Chestnut Street December 1 last. Judge Walling ordered two to ten years in prison with fines and penalties. Edward L. Shorled received six months to three years for complicity in the same case, while Paul J. Fleck faced related charges. Detective Byaule J. Watson presented the proceedings as suspects were captured after an attempted escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walling
Byaule J. Watson
James Higging
John Murphy
Jie
Ob Hoffman
Edward L. Shorled
Paul J. Fleck
Liberty Street
Youngstown
Watson
Post Office Reports Record Year of Business
A focal post office released a year end summary showing its largest volume in history. Revenue totaled 26 786 20 dollars with 11 413 domestic money orders issued for 77 417 7 17 and 8 810 money orders paid for 71 069 05. Foreign orders issued 204 totaling 18 084 78 with 14 paid 608 07. Remittances from other offices 1 900 04 and total transactions 21 750. Money order handling reached 286 644 6, amounting with receipts to 912 149 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Post
Thorn
Monsy
Bue Jnng
Gandfal
Cpl
Meeting of Pine Grove Cemetery Directors
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors met last evening at manager C. L. Alexander’s office in Walwell. They transacted routine business and heard reports from executive committees on matters from the prior meeting. They discussed purchasing additional land with a price deemed unfavorable and were instructed to obtain plans for a chapel and receiving vault and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
C. L. Alexander
Wal
Matinee Notes From Local Theater Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a matinee called Tigtapecia or Getic next Saturday afternoon. Mentions extra fine pictures and urged not to miss the event.
Wind Causes Boy Death on Ridge Road
Fred Growsholtz, 17, of West Mill Creek, died when a strong morning wind toppled the hayrack he rode, breaking his neck. He was found an hour later by W. W. Love along the Ridge road near the almshouse after starting from Andrey Wesch Jer farm to the Zuck route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stron
Fred Growsboltz
West Mill Creek
W. W. Love
Grossholtz
Oll Sya
Andrey Wesch Jer Farm
Zuck
Almuhouse
William Zuck
Layzack
Former Corryites Celebrate Golden Wedding
Former Corryites Mr and Mrs C v Brownell celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at 417 Hongoatreet with daughters a son grandchildren and siblings in attendance. An elaborate luncheon was served with chrysanthemums and favors. The couple received many presents including gold coins and jewelry. The Warren Mirror The Journal extends heartiest congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. v. Brownell
Hongoatreet
Brownell
Warren Mirror
Two Best Dramatic Films Shine This Year
Review highlights two standout features as landmarks in year end cinema. The child draws audiences to the stage with lyrical storytelling while Santa Claus themed drama captures festive spirit with strong performances.
Fragmented OCR notes on events and people
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