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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
1
An early discussion on how the stomach digests and the mysterious processes behind digestion. Observations include experiments with stomach contents, heating, and animal nerves to probe whether the stomach truly digests food beyond ordinary means. The piece notes limited progress and references historical opinions and a Hungarian king queen tale.
A scrambled account reports Col Roosevelt visiting Cambridge with plans to confer with President Taft on policy matters. The text claims Hughes sought Roosevelt's help amid New York political tensions and Albany reform debates. Roosevelt's role is described as weighing Hughes’s future in state politics.
Incoming steamer messages show the cost of wires and telegrams. Officials note that telegraphing would have saved time and money, with several hundred dollars saved by avoiding delays. The Sagamore day features limited telegrams being sent.
Martin A. Knapp is reported abroad amid events surrounding President Tat. The brief item notes his status and connection to ongoing diplomatic activities, highlighting his presence on the international scene and associated movements.
President Taft and Railway Commission leaders discussed new rate suspensions, stressing authority will be used only after thorough investigation. They rejected sweeping actions and noted Wall Street alarm may be unfounded as rail investors react to policy talks. The exchange touched on Governor Hughes and Cobb direct primary defeat, with Roosevelt present but decisions kept cautious and non sensational.
President Taft plans a Fourth of July rest period and a forthcoming cabinet shakeup. George Otis Smith, director of the Geological Survey, will head the new Bureau of Mines temporarily to organize and launch it, then be replaced by another appointee while Smith returns to his survey post.
St. Paul July 2 forest fires burn across Northern Minnesota as settlers torch land to clear fields. Calls by wire flood in. forestry commissioner laments loss of control and threats to homes and native lands.
A. G. Bun & Co. notes half year adjustment in prices for modules and securities and a cautious outlook for the second half. Open hearth demand at Pittsburg holds steady while structural steel and plate trades press for work. retailers show seasonable gains in fabrics and dry goods or ny. leather remains weak with poor tanned stock. country tibles improve in tone amid better hide receipts. U S commercial failures rise to 222 from 219 last week. Canada failures fall to 1 from 30.
Humboldt township farmer Gurfiela Walters petitions for replevin to recover his child taken by his wife who deserted their home. The proceeding features a bond set at twice the value of the property, with only a nominal sum required by the justice. The case is noted as a possible first in minor courts for such an action. Parallel items report a Paris investigation into a homicide when a man killed a woman after a carriage incident and a separate fatal accident involving a Parke dentist.
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A reflective line likens weather to taste and mood with sunny, rainy, windy, and snowy conditions described as pleasant in their own ways. Quoting John Ruskin, it states there is no truly bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.
Kansas City reports a Bulgarian gang member confessed to involvement in a murder spree tied to an organized Chicago connected gang. He named leaders in Gary Indiana and Kansas City and described orders to commit killings for the gang. He said foreigners were major victims and promised more details later.
A fragmentary note describes The Game and Plage of the Chess as the second book printed in English. Only twelve copies are known. one Alborne copy sold for 270 dollars and a 1809 edition brought 2190 dollars. The British Museum reportedly refused 810,000 for two copies due to seven leaves missing.
Diver John Murray locates the body of a man named John Plein of Waupun inside the sunken steamer J 8 in Lacrouse Wisconsin. The ship burned to the water line and the body was wedged in the hull awaiting removal by a second diver arrival.
Andrew Carnegie has given to the Negroes of Savannah the first donation for a library to be used exclusively by Black residents. The Gift, in response to a request from local Negro representatives, totals 12 1/2 thousand dollars for construction and it is expected to fund maintenance with a yearly amount. The project is expected to be completed soon.
Wireless dispatch reports the Revolutionary Army near Managua with Avoyapa under General Mona and popular support from interior factions. The government of Madris faces revolt rumors and possible planned action against the capital amid border tensions and circulating claims of governmental fragility.
A fragmented transcript fragment references a girl named Manide-Print and a four-decade friendship among close companions. The text is sparse but hints at personal ties and a cryptic exclamation Bhyl-Dene me. The overall tone suggests a personal note or overheard remark rather than a formal report.
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