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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
4
A $100 bill found in Buffalo was advertised and 1000 people claimed to have sent it. The rightful owner proved it was his, and the money was returned. The episode reveals widespread willingness to defraud and offers sociological insight into dishonesty.
Erie July 1 The aviator Sandt completed a 22 mile flight despite high winds that tore air current. The landing at Punxsutawney succeeded amid excitement as a crowd watched the stunt. Plans called for a July 4 exhibition in Cort Sandt New York with possible passenger flight. An earlier Brookville attempt failed when a wing was damaged and did not lift off.
The committee organizing the Dig mugs meeting at the Auditorium on Tuesday works hard to ensure success. The Wand volunteers to play before the gathering and Mr Tope will arrive from Cleveland to review local conditions with the committee. Aiming to form a broad utility association after the meeting, with strong interest from young professionals and civic leaders, to cover municipal and commercial issues.
Robert A Patterson Jr president of the Opr Fy Development Co offers suitable manufacturing sites with frontage of railroad for the new association. A A Barrow chairs the committee seeking firms to help by providing a profitable base. Inducements include tabled cabbage units and special rates on large orders, with W D Rows of 976 Wayne Street promoting the proposal.
Special to the Journal from Baltimore reports the 31st ballot shows Wilson in front of Clark with a large lead and votes listed for Clarke, Underwood, and Foss. A big general row erupts as results spread, with reserve police called to the scene.
A patchwork of late 19th century election dispatches from Baltimore and New York tracks ballots for Wilson with Clark and Harmon in contention. A tragic drowning rescue near Springville, New York, ends with Leal Darling saving his wife but losing his own life. Darling, a recent high school principal appointee, is remembered as a popular local figure.
A westbound freight collided with a work train between Union City and Meadville on Saturday afternoon causing a temporary halt. No injuries were reported as Meadville wrecking crew moved in and the track reopened before midnight. No. 11 west and No. 6 eastbound were detoured via Ol City with No. 6 stalled near Summit between Shartansboro and Corry before five sections were run. Repairs span Meadville to Jamestown New York shifting the right of way and restoring track alignment.
An Erie railroad wreck near Cambridge Springs blocked tracks for several hours as a light engine collided with an engine and car being unloaded. No injuries were reported as wrecking crews cleared debris and Meadville crews restored passage. Westbound trains 41 and other services were halted briefly until clearance.
The public waiting room at Street Hallway Co. on G Street is closed for now with a placard announcing altered car schedules and Hokets books sold in the Arcade. Changes to the schedule are expected, reflecting disputes over maintaining the facility at the company’s expense.
Notice to patrons states contract on Green Trad will expire July 16 and renewal uncertain. Adds all to have their tokens redeemed before that date. Anticipates department store sale to begin Sept 3. Urges readers to request a catalog of hot business goods from Warren, Pa. Order today at 1-6.
In Harenbutk in June 49 the Forest Hydro Electric project faces a delayed charter as the Water Supply Commission holds the Forest Hydro Electric Water Snake plan under advisement. A forthcoming legislative session will decide on dam construction and the company’s powers, likely postponing action until January. The delay shields the public from potential health risks and emphasizes regulatory caution.
A one year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hercield, drowned late yesterday afternoon after tumbling from the Winona motorboat off Cherry street while returning from a bay ride. The boat’s occupants, Edward Kay and two others, could not reach him in time. Coroner Hanley ruled it an accidental death. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2:30 PM at the family home, with burial at Trinity Cemetery.
Jamentown reports Imogene Palmer left Friday for Bowee to wed Hugh Bedient of Wilconer, famed Boston Red Sox pitcher. Bedient, a noted twirler from Falconer High, rose from Pall River to Providence and Jersey City clubs before joining the Red Sox. His bride is daughter of Mrs. C. Q. Cratty of 46 Liberty Street.
Baptists announce a July 4 picnic hosted by the Sunday School of Corry at Obern Grove. A wagon will transport picnickers from the trolley, with races including peanut and potato events, prizes for winners, and many women and youths expected to attend.
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