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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
1
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C M Hatch general manager of the Jile Cambridge nes Wu was in the city last evening after a lengthy drive along the proposed right of way between the city and Union City. President Fok Weeks of the
The Warren National Bank advertises mail banking with a 4 percent interest rate in its Interest Department. Deposits early in the month earn interest from month start, with half a month’s interest for deposits by the 15th. Interest is credited June 1 and December 1 if the deposit lasts three months or more.
Warren National Bank announces security and service updates as the United States depository continues operations. The notice emphasizes safety measures, customer access, and regulated handling of deposits and transactions.
Portrays John Redmond a leading figure in Irish nationalism serving in the House of Commons. Clarifies his leadership role within the Irish Parliamentary Party and influence on policy debates. Notes his position within British politics during the period covered.
William Walters a prominent local manufacturer and Richard Davie secretary to Mrs Jelon Hathaway Briton owner of the St Louis National League baseball club died when the car they rode skidded into a water plug. The plug snapped off from the impact and both men were thrown from the vehicle. Davie had just arrived in the city from Cleveland.
A woman known for shoplifting was seen on city streets yesterday afternoon. Recognized by locals familiar with her past crimes, she previously operated in a New York State summer resort and was arrested there. It is unclear if she remains in the city or is en route to another location.
The Home Rule bill cleared its third reading in the House of Commons by a solid majority and moved to the Lords. Ulster leaders warned of rebellion, while Augustine Birrell and Ulster Unionists framed a dramatic clash as Irish Nationalists celebrated the milestone amid government opposition.
Philadelphia reports a derailment on the Pennsylvania Trailroad Company Pullman Ex near Yorkport. The engine and five cars left the track while traveling about forty miles per hour, with officials citing track construction as the probable cause. None were seriously injured. cars sustained limited damage as the express aimed to reach the city at 9 20 am.
A night blaze in Waverly, West Virginia, devastated the old town sixty miles south of Wheeling. Seventeen houses and the Baltimore and Ohio passenger station were ruined. The fire, starting in a light frame house, spread rapidly, leaving the entire section burned out. Estimated total loss about sixty thousand dollars.
High School teachers hosted an informal noon dinner in the Domestic Science Department with Misses McKinney Broone Wait Smith Beecher and Hircholtt among the ladies and Professors Davies Strong and Johnson as honored guests. The event showcased the Indies capabilities beyond their daily vocation, described as a pleasant social diversion during the noon recess.
Fragmentary notice describes a vessel pounding to pieces on rocks and mentions a meeting at the high school auditorium tonight. References to local officials and chambers of commerce appear in garbled form without clear names or dates.
Oporto July 1 The Beltlad steams Hilp Veronese with 375 passengers mostly thirdhelais emigrants for South America driven on the rocks at Woanova seven miles north of here during a severe gale. The steamer left Via Wednesday for Lelxces after having embarked 120 passengers for Buenos Aires. Position extremely dangerous. attempts to rescue passengers conducted throughout the day.
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