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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
1
An advertisement from Warren National Bank in Warren, Pa. urges readers to save with the bank emphasizing safety from theft and the habit of thrift. It presents savings as foundational to prudent financial principles and broader economic stability.
Patrons are assured of trusted service in all banking matters with Warren National Bank Warren Pa inviting customers to establish accounts. The notice touts four percent interest on savings while promising safe strong banking services.
In a dramatic answer to her husband’s divorce petition, Mae Krauss denies his murder charge story and claims he is the actual killer. She says his manipulative tactics aimed to secure her plea of sanity to avoid trial and obtain a life sentence, enabling him to control pardon prospects.
Waterbury faces a criminal trial on an indictment alleging he obtained money from four lawmakers including Senator Burrows of Michigan and Representatives Hut, Hall, and Marlarg of New York and Missouri. Complainants said he claimed ties to a supposed news service and offered sketches and wind bloom projects for payment. The jury heard claims of $140, $60, $8, and $6 in alleged bribes or payments.
A public statement by Pinchot emphasizes continuing efforts for conservation and equal opportunity. He criticizes opposition to conservation measures, praises the National Conservation Commission and Roosevelt era policies, and urges sustaining government action for environmental and human welfare.
A garbled OCR reads like a chaotic public notice about withdrawals and a political event. It mentions a weak ARs and a large turnout concern, with unclear names or dates. The readable fragments suggest a local dispute over a public decision and its potential impact.
Six of the crew and the single passenger Harold Hillie lashed to a mast as the steamer Catarina wrecked on the Cows Bay bar. Rescue attempts failed amid heavy seas. The ship built in 1888 at Sunderland, England, drifted onto rocks with many aboard unaccounted.
President Brown of the New York Central spoke to thousands at Cornell University in Ithaca New York. He described plans to buy two or three abandoned farms and to appoint general managers to run them as part of the railroad’s frontier effort.
The report from Washington Pennsylvania details two faults for damages totaling 66 000 dollars awarded against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company after an accident at a junction on July 12. It notes Mary Home and her father Charles Fore were struck by a train and suffered injuries.
In Poughkeepsie a nurse Bryner was found murdered in her country home near Barnes Compton. The coachman Schermerhorn was found under a bed with his throat cut by a hanging knife in the late afternoon after intruders had entered via the kitchen door. A note to his wife claimed innocence as investigators questioned servants and explored a forced entry, revolver, and bloodstains as the motive remained unclear.
The report cites Melanzie who took Sehermer from an individual and stitched the colt in Hil throat. He claims the man had little chance to survive as the Jupilay volume was not full. Chief Mecabe says he believes the story about Ohasht wap 9 Mn.
At Vesta No. 41 mine near California two young children Gena Kentie 2 and May Kentie 4 died when three sticks of carbons exploded during a miner Joseph Kenbic preparing to move them. Three others including Mrs Alina Kentie and Anna Kentie 9 were injured. The family dining when the blast occurred. Ramsay Kentie and neighbors helped, victims transported to Memorial Hospital Monongahela.
According to reports from Lisbon the murder of a man involved with carrying cartridges led to the discovery of a plot at the site of Manuel. Authorities arrested several in connection with the plot and stated that some accused participated in the killing of the late Wing Carlos. Quantities of guns and explosives were seized from the prison area amid confessions from nine prisoners.
A London report outlines a suspected impersonation case involving Frederick Vanderbilt and a scheme to discount a £10,000 bill with £60,000 outstanding. The tale names Graf Arco and Prince Prana Jonee among parties, with claims of Austrian mine dealings and emerald shipments.
A garbled report from North Sewickley township describes a chaotic incident at a location called Bouvier Falls Inn involving a two horse bobsled and a reaction to a fire. Names and details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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