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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
7
Fragmented text outlines an event with many garbled names and places. It mentions routing and a statement about a department or guards. Details are unclear and several proper nouns are unreadable, leaving the core action and participants undefined.
In New York on June 29 twelve thousand egg marked for women were sold to the Interborough Suffrage club at 227 West 8th Street. A new shipment from a farm will be sold today at six cents per dozen, with eggs marked for women noted as such.
A thief gained entry to the Little Valley store by forcing a transom and climbing inside. He changed clothing to disguise himself and removed items including an overcoat hat gloves pocketbook a stick pin and other articles before taking cigars and exiting through the front door.
Austell son Hiram L Pully valiantly suffered a stroke of paralysis this morning at his plang home. A sudden burst of a blood vessel caused a violent collapse as he was being transported from one out of town to the north end of the town. He was rescued, taken to his home, and Dr. G Ver Milyon was summoned. Mr Phillips is 88 years old and the attending physician expresses hope for recovery, though one side remains paralyzed.
A jury verdict awards 150 dollars for the death of a child in a case tied to a fatal limb injury from a downed power line. The court notes no recovery for parental grief. damages total 2,000 dollars for property loss and medical costs, while earnings potential of the child remained unproven.
A garbled OCR styled note lists ad letters and misspelled names. Phrases such as Burger, Cowell, Hana Morgan, Morton, and Chas appear among broken fragments. The text resembles a mailbox notice with scattered initials and stray proper nouns.
Raymond Von Matyne, a young man of excellent habits and pleasant personality, was fatally injured yesterday afternoon near Garmbrides Springs when falling trees struck him. He was taken to the Kreitz home for immediate aid and later to hospital for surgery, but succumbed to injuries after bleeding and fractured bone. He had been living with Mr and Mrs Kreitzer for about a year and was highly esteemed by the community for his energetic work and character.
David Sealbatt, 10, is charged with murder in Yukon near Hero, West Moreland County. The boy, son of Nick Veoatbotts, allegedly shot Andy Sabon during a family quarrel that spilled from a dispute over money, entering from a rear alley and firing a bullet that killed Sabon.
Sheridan Wyoming June 2 Lieutenant J L Walrofttyightoonth Infantry stationed at Wort McKahisle has been arrested charged with stealing from Captain J S Cealt. The alleged crime occurred during the vent of Captain and Mrs Ceell. Lieutenant Wolf formerly captained the West Point football team in 1910 and Captain Ceell was in Washington to receive a Medal of Honor for bravery in the Philippines.
The Livermore and Chapman partnership in Corry Pa dissolves by mutual consent. Leon d Livermore and George W Chapman announce the firm is ended and all accounts due to Livermore & Chapman are payable to R. F. Livermore. the firm’s assets and liabilities are to be settled by him.
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Meadville Pennsylvania campaign plans notices to all innkeepers not providing hotel accommodations at the city to post warnings Wednesday or Thursday. Remonstrances prepared. W C of Ah alto Jalan from the Alitorent churches will first appear to urge signatures. Officials push action against granting licenses.
William J. Dreene, badly hurt in an assault, shows signs of recovery as doctors report improved condition and normal breathing. Attending physicians note he is slightly better and there is strong hope for his full recovery, with updates from Mor ee hospital confirming progress.
In Binmokin Pennsylvania on June 28 a girl offered her skin to help heal a boy badly burned after falling into hot water. Atlas Flor nce Machamer performed the graft at Miners' hospital. The boy Bryeon and his mother rely on the procedure as physicians weigh its prospects.
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