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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
1
Warren National Bank urges residents of Warren Pa to open accounts of any size now. It emphasizes safety of funds, thrift, economy and discipline as foundations for better money management and business understanding.
Our patrons receive courtesy in all matters of business and we can perform any banking service. To those establishing relations with a safe strong bank we extend our services. 4 percent interest on savings accounts. Warren National Bank Warren Pa.
Philadelphia mourns a fifth death linked to the Capitol graft scandal as Stevenson, a key Sanderson associate, drowns after warning friends he would not face subpoena. The case centers on fraud connected to Capitol building contracts. Stevenson faced a choice between exposing the scheme or death.
Report from Bluffton says an oil pump house owned by Wilton Jamox burned, killing his two children and another occupant. Jamox escaped with minor injuries, while the children and another person perished at the An Oho Ol company site twelve miles west of town.
Reported election results show Winston Churchill and colleagues secured seats amid Liberal Unionist gains across regions. T. P. O Connor held Scotland division seat, while several late government members were defeated in Liverpool and elsewhere. A separate Ohio measure urged meatless days and price relief moves through state committees and a Calvary resolution to curb price controls by pressuring Congress.
Bayard J. Murdy, candidate for park commissioner in Match town meeting, promotes a platform calling for no electric lights in the town park. He vows to remove existing lights, push back bleachers, and make the park a dark venue for courting youths.
The January 10 opening featured speeches of welcome and responses from miners. Governor Marshall spoke on capital and labor and promised harmony, while officials urged mutual respect and cooperation. The event highlighted a pledge to avoid tension between employers and workers.
In a nationwide exchange, 19 governors respond to Mrs Amos G. Disper on how women can aid conservation of boys and girls. Indiana's governor cites mothers urging restraint and home life influence, while New York's governor urges respect and active support for conservation across society.
Bids for immigrant feeding at Will[s] Island were opened by Commissioner Williams with thirteen bidders. The Union News Co offered 5 9 6 cent meals breakfast dinner supper, followed by Daniel G Blattery and Sturtevant with 5 5 7 cents. Hugging & Durans bid 7 9 9 cents. Fritz Brodt did not bid. Prices include migrant paid extras. award to be announced after government review in Washington.
An unclear report mentions Dr Poedartek Cook at Heidelberg and a person named Pruikfort Jay in a health incident. A reference to Wald bin health notes a serious injury described as badly shattered. Details are fragmentary and ambiguous.
A report from The Evening Post outlines allegations by Ben Conger that Senator Thomas P. Allds accepted money to aid passage of a highway law amendment harming bridge interests. Conger describes a planned hold up bill, the ensuing political maneuvering, and the timing around Senator Raines's funeral as Republicans debated Allds leadership.
The Evening Post reports on Senator Allis denying bribery charges as it quotes a letter from O. C. Villard of the New York Evening Post Company. The missive discusses publishing a statement, threatens libel actions, and notes two senators in question.
A dated note from Jotham P AnAae expresses intent to provide a definite reply later. The sender signs with a formal closing and requests patience for the forthcoming statement.
An ad urges Corry readers with rheumatic pain to try Rheumatism, a now prescription claimed to cure the disease or money back. It warns of heart risk and attributes rheumatism to worn kidneys, promising kidney cleansing and full restoration. Orders via Rheum Co Buffalo.
Fragmentary text claims lace originated with cave dwellers in the Nottingham district, describing a supposed method for washing lace and mentioning a soap brand and low prices. The passage combines garbled terms and unclear assertions about lace names and origins.
A new plumbing and tinning shop opens under Babe Hitt's Drug Store at the corner of Center and Washington streets in Taball. The proprietor invites orders for plumbing, tinning, and all related fittings and work. Goy B Rogers, Ball phone Lil.
Mesenger and Son have received their printing Sarpy Book from the International Tailoring Company of New York City, along with related items. The notice notes delivery to local trade houses and references the New York supplier.
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