Forty Seven Dead In Unnamed Incident
Partial passenger list for a vessel disaster is shown with 47 believed dead or lost. The page continues the list of passengers from an incident near Washington.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
8
Partial passenger list for a vessel disaster is shown with 47 believed dead or lost. The page continues the list of passengers from an incident near Washington.
An old time advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a natural darkener that covers gray hair evenly. It claims to remove dandruff prevent scalp shedding and restore gloss and vitality by daily application with a sponge through small strands.
A fragmentary list names Mrs. W Th Holton Nortonie Mrs J Conan Milwayiker Lt de Curtis Ue SNe Davis Brooklyn Gd Gorman Philadelphia Mrs H Gibson New York J A Haskell Courthind N J W J Ingram Sumter Marlowe Lewis Lavelle Port Company bound for New York J Lyons Gray J William Schneider J Gilbert Soy Yori among others. With some exceptions the remainder believed to be aboard the Nantacket.
The Ima gune shop owned by Geo. M. Dean in Grand Valley was destroyed by fire around two o clock Thursday morning. Located behind Dean's residence, the shop housed gas engine and oil field apparatus. Loss was estimated at 1500 dollars with no insurance. fire origin unknown.
A faded plea advertises Dr Franklin Miles, a so called Arey specialist, offering free two pound neuropathic treatment and a New Book on Neuropathy Curing Through the Nerves. It lists symptoms and invites readers to describe their case and request the free materials without charge.
Mrs Almon Dejeunn returns to Corry for more treatments with Dr Me Kelway as Dr Joseph Ayleworth remains ill. Auction at Dugal draws large crowd with spirited bidding. Mrs Will Burch travels to Bear Lake to care for her ill mother Mrs Martin. Meade pond work and harvests continue, Frank Linguist returns from Jamestown to care for Mabel. Arthur Way and family host a dance at Leon Besson’s home. John Stanbro returns to help his father. F W Briggs visits John Springstead.
Unsuccessful late Saturday night bid to rob the First National Bank of Sharpaville ends with the outer vault door blown off and inner door wrecked by sledges and explosives. About 150000 dollars in currency and negotiable securities were inside. investigators believe three men carried out the attack.
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