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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
1
Warren National Bank urges readers in Warren, Pennsylvania to open an account early and deposit money. The ad argues that saving money protects it from theft and fosters thrift, economy, discipline, and solid business understanding.
A fragment promises patrons universal courtesy in all business dealings with the bank and asserts the institution can perform safe banking services. It invites those seeking to establish relations with a safe, strong bank to use their services.
London details a high profile suit by Misa Annealey Kenewly against Lord Northcliffe and Associated Newspapers alleging wrongful dismissal from the Daily Mail. Kenewly testified about a proposed Humanities department and her reinstatement after interference by Sydney Holland. Northcliffe denied knowing of such a department or any contract with the plaintiff.
The village of Collinwood with about 10,000 residents is annexed to Clevaland. The move, completed Monday, shifts rent obligations with Collinwood paying rent and Clevaland covering arrears. Some areas may face taxes under existing arrangements.
In Scotland the Unionists increase their hold with five Radicals and two Unionists retained in Glasgow’s representation and heavy gains in Midlands and Southern counties. Net Unionist gains across the United Kingdom reach 45 seats. The House of Commons balance shows Liberals 119, Unionists 129, Nationalists 4, Labour 21.
London votes are in showing Unionists gaining thirteen seats across metropolitan constituencies. The current distribution places Liberals at 26, Laborites at 1, and Unionists at 22. Popular vote totals list Liberals 275,200, Laborites 28,000, and Unionists 210,700.
Sanuary 20 1910 Mr and Mrs G H Gillette of Oil City are the subjects of relatives and friends this week Mrs WT Phillips of Oil City arrived to visit friends Mrs S A Winung left for Corry sanitarium for cancer operation friends wish her success and speedy return Mrs Liggie French of Franklin guvivat her sister Mrs Ed Scott Wm Edward of Oil City was a business visitor in town Mra George Binney of Oil City spent time with relatives John Porter of Corry called on friends Millers were in Centerville Sunday
Quiet wedding at the parsonage Spring Creek June 13 1910 Rev Riley officiated. Young Arthur Clark seven of Mrs Orville Clark Brooka Hill was hospitalized at Corry Jan 16 and died Jan 19 burial at Columbus. Mrs John Springatend and Mrs Lizzie Damon visited Corry returning Jan 17 and Jan 1 respectively. Due to big day no mail Jan 18 19 and local events noted.
A bitter dispute over parental rights and a child custody trial focused on Natalie, daughter of Aviat Mowird Chunter Christy, as Judge Smith held a confidential conference and prepared to rule next week. Testimony damaged by scandal and alleged misconduct, including a witness recalling a tryst, underlined the heated proceedings at the Dunen's Mills home.
Harvard psychologist Professor Hugo Minsterberg says Madame Palladino’s table lifting exhibitions are fraud and hysteria driven by her own suggestive power. He cites private examination showing the levitation and "breath" signals as staged effects and notes the events rely on audience manipulation and credulous witnesses.
Four men and a boy die in a four story Philadelphia factory blaze that trapped workers on upper floors. A woman and a girl are said to be dying as rescuers battle flames and smoke. Firefighters report windows blown out and rapid spread from the blaze near Chen Cellor and South America streets yesterday morning.
A conservative estimate lists liabilities of 8 million for a suspended pool run by Lathrop Haskins & Co and others. The pool collapsed after resources were exhausted, dragging Hocking Valley and related firms down as major brokers faced huge losses and market chaos ensued.
In Cleveland on January 20 10 000 workers protested rising food costs. The action followed reports of price hikes for pork and coal and called for congressional and state action to curb production costs. The rally referenced broader movements and local business controls.
Princess Clementine youngest daughter of King Leopold and Prince Vieto Napoleon of the Bonaparte line, long betrothed, to be married this year likely after court mourning ends. Cortes of Brussels notes widespread satisfaction at the match and confirms the engagement details amid royal preparations.
A Birmingham man’s tale of a million dollar legacy reaches a porter Gus Moonert, who earns a dollar a day. The fortune, from Thomas Seymour of England, allegedly goes to eight U.S. grandchildren, all siblings, with each receiving a share. Moonert vows to stay at his job despite the promise of riches.
Visiting governors attending a conference were entertained at dinner by President Taft at the White House. Mrs Taft, rarely seen in social events, did not attend and was represented by her sister Mrs Charles Anderson.
Washington July 4 The National Civic Federation conference on uniform laws ended after adopting resolutions to curb court delays. A committee was formed to work with the American Bar Association to propose remedies for reform and speed in judicial processes. Frederick Le Hoffman of Newark discussed uniform statistics showing rising native birth deficits and mounting mortality among native stock.
Kaufmann won on points after a lively six round bout in Philadelphia. San Francisco’s Knufmen held his reverse early, but O'Brien pressed with a long, steady campaign and seemed on the verge of a knockout several times, yet Kaufmann emerged with the decision amid the opening-night excitement.
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