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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
1
Dr White of Harvard Medical School argues meat boycotts will not ease hardship for laborers. He cites a plan to allow workers to eat a simple, affordable diet while maintaining strength and health. The article lists small daily costs for basic foods and suggests a balanced menu.
On a sunny Sunday in Niagara Walla the ice bridge drew thousands to the new elevator facilities in Prospect Park. Crowds enjoyed the Reglevator Service from the ice shelf and the glittering surface, with many touring the bridge and surrounding rapids, amid a festive atmosphere and minimal accidents.
A burglar shot and killed Motes Gootman and fatally wounded Tsung, after forcing his way into the Gootman residence at 4 East 1st Street. The elder Gootman pressed a revolver against the intruder, a second shot entered his son, as neighbors rush to assist. The husband-wife pair faced a strike atmosphere at the shirt factory.
Albany report says Senator Jotham Allds of Norwich received a $1,000 bribe in the Capitol on April 28, 1905, to avoid pressing a regulation. Senator Conger accuses Allds of taking the money in presence of others, while bridge companies allegedly paid to influence legislation. A key witness is to testify, with Allds given one week to answer.
Fragmented OCR text shows a lament about Myve and Jedn Ie, with garbled phrases like full of disappointments and how glad he would have to see his noms in print, attributed to noxande Blattor. The readable bits indicate a literary or oblique notice rather than a clear event or report.
A large piece of ambergris worth about 1700 dollars was found today on a ship air by Pilot Laré Anderson in Mobile. He believed the find to be valuable, though unsure if the four Anda bale pound plate he picked up was worth over 4700 dollars, weighing roughly 42 ounces.
Reports show national Hood relief fund at 283000 dollars with Red Cross distributing soup kitchens citywide. Paris faces water saturation and street damage as Seine and other rivers recede slowly. officials praise civil service and army aid while quarters like Auteuil and Joinville suffer. relief efforts aim to restore normal provisions and shelter amid ongoing crisis.
Reports from Paris describe President Fallieres touring flooded districts by boat and road, offering reassurance as residents await aid. Despite enthusiasm for relief, material losses loom large across France and commerce is unsettled while supplies and logistics face disruption.
Widespread fear centers on potential delays in city reorganization and famine in governance. Analysts warn Orleanists may use the unrest to push monarchy agendas as strikes, blocked trade, and epidemic fears heighten tension. Prefect Lepine's popularity soars amid chants for national tribute.
A garbled note from a New York Presa column reveals a tense exchange about attire. Adam urges restraint on loud dress while Eve defends bold color choices, illustrating private style clashes spilling into public chatter.
London reports the first British naval airship, designed by Spencer of Highgate, will launch in two weeks. It is a rigid airship intended for North Sea patrols with 200 horsepower engines, explosives capacity, and space for 2 to 40 men but limited to six crew to maximize war materiel. The inventor claims aeronauts excel soldiers.
Albany Jan 21 In a decision today the public service commission second district sustains the legality of collecting a fare from passengers without tickets on interurban lines and other trips where tickets are required redeemable receipts are issued The ruling was made by Judge James Morris of Albion against the Buffalo Lockport and Rochester Railway company.
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