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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
8
A fragmented OCR excerpt discusses petitions alleging violations involving railroad operations and Atlantic shipping lines. It mentions shipments, agents, and requests to halt alleged improper practices pending court action, with focus on restraining orders and disallowing ongoing conduct by an unidentifiable carrier.
Fragmented report indicates a cannery in financial trouble with owners considering sale as a private enterprise. Local farmers and workers report losses after a failed season, jeopardizing the factory’s future and potato tomato outputs amid uncertain market conditions.
Thy Wyble Serview commission will take no action on tree passes and reduced fares. The hearing revealed that additional facts would be furnished to support their position to restore the page arrangement. The commission appears to seek more information before deciding the method and timing of any action.
A disjointed report describes Mam ain, a mother of two, affected by headaches and a possibly proprietary pill. The narrative includes drunkenness, rough dialogue about work, and a journalist's note on unclear events. A Pittsburgh Tribune item hints at industrial activity at a steel plant.
A New Jersey wedding tale unfolds as a groom mistakes a gunner’s certificate for a vital document and hurls it toward the clergyman during the ceremony. The clergyman and witnesses scramble as officials seek the correct certificate while the bride and groom await ceremony completion.
New York dated January 24 reports Spanish tenor Constanting Moronely winning a breach of promise suit for $100,000 against French woman Mlle Marcelle Honti bat. The jury ruled in his favor after he denied most plaintiff statements. The talk of affairs and other women dotted the court room as witnesses and colleagues commented on the tenor’s reputation and public interest in the case.
A Dubois man was murdered at St Catherine's cemetery near the Kentucky line. Daniel Egan and the Webb brothers led a fracas in which a knife killed the victim. one assailant was jailed and others sought. The body was transported from the scene for burial.
The readable fragment describes a titled image note with a person named Corry and a night setting. It hints at a local caption or photo description, signaling a focus on image quality and prominence. No further concrete details or events are provided in the segments.
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