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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
2
The article discusses the Nebraska deposit guarantee policy and its effects on banking. It notes no bank failures last year, claims increased deposits and reserves, and argues the law boosted bank profits and customer confidence while limiting withdrawals.
An Erie Pennsylvania blast furnace blast injured no one but sent about 300 workers fleeing into the streets as molten metal spilled over floors. A newly installed fire device prevented a wider disaster and reduced potential loss of life and property. Fire crews kept the blaze under control with light effort after alarms sounded.
The settlement resolved a collision involving Marshall Nichols Laey jer Smith and Hay Hawley returning from a hunting trip. They were struck by a freight train near Summit, suffering injuries. Attorneys Kincaid and Kincaid arranged a railroad payment of 4700 dollars plus costs, ending the suit.
A minstrel troupe traveling on the Linakawanna division suffered a wreck near Ulinelly when train 912 collided with a sleeping car on train 812. Twenty seven members were aboard the sleeping car and were thrown from their berths by scalding water and wreckage. Rescue crews removed injured performers and provided care at the scene while authorities investigated a possible brake failure.
Otueyinte from EME kind and Kline of Pittsburg fought a main bout under new rules. The match, slowed early but intensified after the sixth round, ended with honors even as both boxers delivered a fast finish despite Mayor Dillon’s regulations.
A Bradford Pennsylvania boy, seven year old James Prya, was found locked in a freight car near Cincinnati after a prank. With feet and hood frozen he nearly died, swallowed a roll in a perilous moment, and four men helped him receive care at a city hospital.
Nelson, an elderly gate tender on East Pleasant Street, was struck on the head when a gate dropped on him at Ma ple avenue. He sustained a bad scalp wound and facial injuries, taken to Dr. Kibier by wagon. Nearby residents report he is well known in the neighborhood.
In Wiiaburg the reorganizers appeared to secure a partial victory as the court delayed key actions. Judge Sinfon postponed Friday’s hearing to Monday, while threats of injunctions and potential further rulings cloud the outcome amid party tensions and contested chairmanship claims.
A lively Library Theatre evening features Chad and A Seitomi performing The Cat and Middle with new pieces My Maiden Moon and Mother Goose Baby Dolly. The program includes Teddy in the Jingles and The Wonderful Ship Wreck with scenic wonders, benefiting from a strong cast led by Marty Watson and Geo Wakefield.
An obscure and garbled report claims Charles Ward, American secretary of an international YMCA chapter, failed to raise $500,000. The text lacks clear dates or verifiable details but suggests a fundraising setback and an announced result amidst confusion.
An old advertisement touts Royal Rheumatic Liniment for aches pains and swelling with phrases like rub it on and relief. It claims free samples from the Royal Rheumatic Liniment Co located at 171 178 State Street, Erie. Durham's Drug Store sold the product.
The readable text references a state article or event with mentions of officials and dates but remains garbled. It cites Deputy A Minoinai and a Tuesday note about an initial inquiry, with scattered phrases about work, a job, and local places such as Maple avenue and Allegheny.
Fragmented OCR item mentions a fire related event with warnings and insurance terms. Names, dates, places are unreadable, but the fragment signals a public or legal notice style about loss, coverage, or liability.
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