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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
1
Warren National Bank promotes opening an account early in Warren, Pennsylvania. The notice invites customers to start banking before their business grows, highlighting accessibility for both small and large deposits and stressing convenience for local residents.
An old banking advertisement promotes saving as the path to wealth and thrift. It urges customers to trust the bank with all business matters and promises 4 percent interest on savings accounts while inviting relations with strong banks.
Warren National Bank in Warren Pa reports on a Russian exile named Bourtnett who fled czarist oppression. He describes meeting with Dr Kaplan in New York and asserts Nicholas II guided crimes in Russia to justify exile. Bourtnett aims to reveal revolutionary plots and advocate a constitutional monarchy for Russia while living in exile to avoid persecution.
The resignation of James Herbert Par Bonn as Roqublestry county committee chair leads to a proposed reorganization as factional tensions surge. Reports say Woodrutt may retire or be sidelined, with national Republicans advised of the hazardous condition of New York’s state organization amid a widening power struggle.
A Minnesota worker remarks on lower farm product prices and wages when the Payne Aldrich tariff is referenced. He asserts living standards have risen markedly, inflation fears downplayed by cheaper groceries, utilities, and services. The piece argues farmers and laborers enjoy improved conditions and greater comfort despite higher costs for some goods.
Cleveland and Ohio workers conduct a massive strike against high meat prices. An estimated 6,000 men abstain from work to pressure a reduction in living costs. Promoters plan to distribute agitation to doctors and across Ohio.
The Mayflower Society in the District of Columbia reports that the president, a direct descendant in the eighth generation from Francis Cooke, who traveled aboard the Mayflower, received a favorable ballot for membership.
New York reports heavyweight champion Jack Johnson jailed after incident at Wilkins resort on West 8th Street. Norman Pinder says Johnson attacked him with punches, kicked him, threw a chair and table, drew a gun, during a dispute over drinks. Johnson allegedly apologized, claiming years of insults compelled the blow.
In a high profile wrongful dismissal case against Lord Northcliffe and the Associated Newspapers, Miss Kenealey charged the Daily Mail with improper firing. Testimony featured Miss Kenealey, Sydney Holland, and Northcliffe defending employment practices amid sharp questioning and a controversial remark about a “Guy Fawkes” letter. The jury returned verdict for Lord Northcliffe and the Associated Newspapers.
A fragmentary notice references a pineapple and pear shipment to Hawaii and a four month old bear related to Abuhdance. Readable details are limited, but the item hints at an agricultural trade note or promotion involving fruit consignments and a young animal.
The First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania traces its charter to August 6, 1864. It shows consecutive 20 year extensions on August 6 in 1884 and 1904.
Report notes a large reward offered by owner Jas Megargee for the theft of an egg from a chicken at a local consignment site. Police and crowds investigated as the thief vanished, with witnesses claiming several individuals planned the theft to distract the watchman.
Jan 21 Alpharethy Gi two families close friends, Thomas J. Mize shoots John Walker after a confrontation over Mize s daughter. Walker dies and his father is wounded as Mize surrenders to the sheriff and pleads not guilty, claiming unwritten law.
Wells W. Dale Wolley, a member of a prominent Harrisburg family, was found guilty of first degree murder for the shooting of Phomis Dwyer last fall. The jury determined Wolfe is responsible for the fatal act beyond doubt.
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