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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1911

Page

1

Man Backed Clock As Wife Missed Court In Time

A Warren man reportedly set the hands of a family clock back to delay a court summons. The wife failed to appear on time and the magistrate dismissed the prosecution after the husband arrived late but before adjournment.

New York Morrow Westchenter Mimmons Gguin Hilo Wits Loulun Upr Mtupaort Holhan Min Sis Ayia Cloole Wits Oteloak Harris Morton Mona

Remarkable death by own action case in New Building Conn

A 90 year old man Chaifcoy Mitefox, longtime town official, hanged himself by throwing a rope over a pantry door. He was found by his daughter Mary Qlarte with a note that he rode with someone earlier. Neighbors and authorities responded as his family mourns two daughters, two grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren.

New Builnin Conn Muleide Chaifcoy Hin Mary Qlarte Charles Norby

Aeroplane Adds Another Victory in Water Flight Test

An aeroplane driven by Curtiss completed a water takeoff and landing in San Diego harbor, reaching speeds near 60 miles per hour on the surface. The craft, equipped with special appliances, lifted from shallow water and soared briefly before returning to the start point amid favorable weather.

Diego Jn 27 bin Din Llenenane Shitnon Walco Nero Spanish Bight Novik Istanid Sin Dica0 Howell Curtiia Sicopas Curtis Mla Tiftua Sawhi Holt Mantine Wis Wanda Viktor

Remedy Promises Cure for Eczema by Downey Drug

An advertisement touts a skin remedy claimed to cure eczema, dermatitis and related conditions available through the Thomas Dawn ey Drug Store. It asserts wide use in two thousand towns and urges readers to try a bottle based on the agency’s claim of proven effectiveness.

Xrouny Walves Altioy Thomas Dawney Drug Store

Obscure Murder Report In Early Local Page Item

Fragmentary report states Mrs Olivard Smith Wax found dead in a room owned by her. Two pilfered pocketbooks lie nearby as investigators review a murder case. Details on location, motive, and individuals are unclear due to garbled OCR.

Mlalon Tan Shor Akeull Olivard Corpae Sinitit

Former Mayor Johnson III in grave condition at home

The ex mayor of Cleveland Tom L Johnson III, once a Jenkins Democrat candidate, is gravely ill with liver and kidney trouble after a political defeat. He shows brief recovery, but remains homebound and weak, with friends fearing for his life.

Cleveland Sloveland Jil Johnson Jenkins Lin Wislek Alice Ten Llver Hla Pampaign Mere Hirmon Johnway

Mrs Eddy Buried After Quiet Cambridge Funeral

The body of Mary Baker Eddy lies in Mont Auburn Cemetery Cambridge after a funeral at the church on Falmouth Street While relatives were scarce the burial was arranged by John M Longyear of Brooklyn Executor Howry Baker of Bow New Hampshire and others from the newspapers associations were notified to attend and witness the interment

Benton Mont Auburn John MM Longyear Brooklyn Holdy'n Temains Burta Howry Baker Bow N H

Nomination will stand Judge Hunt kept for Commerce Court

President will not withdraw Judge William Hunt of Montana from consideration for the Commerce Court. Senate reports indicate the nomination remains, though the committee is divided. President-elect Matt Jettt vows to pursue a confirmation if the Senate adjourns without action.

Hunt Commerce Court Mr. Tat Judes Hlunt

Wito s Name Unhingestind Bt Lowly

Jan 7% change of dix turbine bly yéito's nenee Adilost Jonn Hansel 60 years old was dismissal Dy Tudhe Pollard when De 0. A. Ho Daraght at the City hospital tentied that the defendant became mentally findalamond every time hin sito's name Wadt mentioned.

Wito Dix Turbine Bly

Canada and United States reach reciprocity pact text

The report outlines a reciprocal agreement favoring free entry for Canadian wheat and grains, dairy products, lumber, print paper, and pulp while lowering duties on American fruits and certain manufactured goods. It notes value figures, potential price effects, and political considerations in Canada and the United States.

Canada Washington Chnada Ottawa United States Herrowet Winder Quebicc Ontario Tula Hdonts Ted States Chawda Taft Aden Bleau

Unclear Text Reflects North American Trade Debate

Fragmentary report notes a congressional representative from the Northwestern border area discussing issues around Canadian white and grain trade and admission policies. The text is garbled and no concrete names, dates, or events are clear.

Ijn New Englaniers Ture

Cures Indigestion and Rheuma Remedy Ad

Ames & Co advertises English Mars hue as a cure for dyspepsia and nervous debility, claiming 25 cents a remedy, mail orders prepaid by the Rheuma Co. Buffalo. Also reports Mrs Prances Boney, wife of U S Attorney Heney, dies in New York in her 50s from tubercular meningitis.

N.B. Ames & Co Corry Maglish Marhue Rheuma Co Buffalo N. F. Ames Co Rheumo Co N.Y Heney New York Prances Boney Charles A Crane Heneys

Spanking Cause for Divorce Case Reveals Hairbrush Punishment

Amelia Berenice Knoepfel alleges cruelty by physician husband James Knoepfel including spanking with a hairbrush after a fainting spell. The couple married in Boston in July 188, and have three children. Master reports harsh treatment and indignities in Pittsburgh court proceedings.

Amelia Berenice Knoupfel Abott Tom Br Knoepfel Knoapfel Boston Pittsburg

Thief Sentenced to Sweep With Stolen Brooms

Philadelphia inmate John Flynn pleaded guilty to stealing four brooms from a grocery store. He was sentenced to use the stolen brooms in sweeping the House of Correction for six months.

House of Correction Philadelphia John Flynn Mlynn USA

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The Warren National Bank Warren, Ra Gurtiss Tom Tom Ls Johnson Serlounty Il Tom L. Johnson III Mrs. Eddy Cambridge Congress Ik Rutters Oper OMG David Starr Jordan First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a Warren County W. Jamieson G. T. Conarro F. K Russell R. H. Winger Teller Center St C. H. Henderson Piano Co North Center Eee Street
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