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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1913
Page
7
The readable text references a sale at a local store with daily ring hours and a paid visit, mentioning a route with a ride and a postponed event. It includes vague names and dates but lacks clear details. The fragmentary lines indicate a community notice about an upcoming sale event and store timings.
Fragmentary OCR notes show price adjustments on cotton yarns and fabric quantities with unclear units and missing context. The readable items indicate reduced prices and package quantities but lack full product names, dates, or seller details to identify the transaction precisely.
In Union City a license application faced court action with multiple parties opposing past local alcohol sales and plans for a new hotel license. John Sneiderwin, owner of the Charlton Hotel, sought a license despite prior plumbing-related issues and prior denial, with more applicants expected from Union City as temperance groups prepare to present evidence at the March proceedings.
In Middletown Conn on January 1 Edward Stoxton age 14 was found dead near his home in Portland village. Officials say the elder brother, 19, confessed or is suspected after a dispute over an errand led to the killing. The body, shot and strangled, was buried under rake piles about 200 yards from the house. the suspect fled town and remains at large.
Franklin man Rev Dry manrios Puntlold pastor of Woodward Avenue Baptist church faced public school officials in Detroit after allegations of immoral conduct involving a young graduate at a downtown cafe during New Year age. Superintendent Chadiy demanded public disclosure of the accuser identity, with the Detroit school authorities defending the secrecy while Dr. Mken Wie, ex-resident and accuser, moves under scrutiny.
Erie High School battled but fell to Corry High in a rough, high tempo game. Key players Anderson and McMahon led Corry with several baskets as they pulled away late in the first half and held off a strong Erie run after halftime.
Jon 1%-An offeld reports a major find near Kelham Newark after four years of boring. A depth of 2440 feet uncovered a rich mineral vein, described as true petroleum of peculiar quality. Redwond news confirms the discovery and its notable potential.
A sensational tale centers on Walter Blurry and Samuel Sinelaly, accused abductor Sinclair, tied to an attempted kidnapping of a young Quaker heiress. Police report injuries from the escape, with court actions pending and jailing for hearings in Philadelphia.
Scribbled classified blurbs advertise sale items including pine wood, cucumber and bolts, and a bank notice from Saratoga Springs. Also listings for for sale furniture sets, a mahogany style bedroom suite, and a young woman sought for schooling and housework at 614 Concord Street, plus minor job notices.
The granddaughters of Charles Dickens have received their initial dividend from a fund created in England and America. Each woman, Dorothy Dickens among them, received 2600 dollars. Dorothy thanks supporters and notes gratitude to all who contributed to the fund. Burglar Knits Socks in Jail. In Joliet, Cyril Bishop, serving time for burglary in Will County Jail, has knitted 12 pairs of socks.
Election results reported at the Washington meeting show Mrs Steven B Ayres elected president of the Women’s National Damper Association. Rumors of internal disputes surface as the outgoing leader Mrs John Crowley is noted in the rotation, with quotes on taxation and political stance amid the campaign.
George B. Trawin, a prominent Meadville merchant and civic leader since 1881, died at 5 o clock on April 20 after a long illness. His death followed a cancer diagnosis and a rapid decline, leaving a void among his close friends and the community.
Trade innovations and clothing associations in New York discuss the men’s and boys’ clothing strike. Samuel Gompers and Frank Morri?on brief AFL support, meeting with President Albert and union officers to seek an honorable settlement favorable to strikers. Conversation prompts reader’s memory of a Baltimore Daily.
The Mauretania was held up for 20 hours due to a storm and departed late on Saturday afternoon. Weather conditions eased but the vessel could not coal at the expected time. The late departure caused an 80 hour delay in Liverpool bound services.
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