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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
2
Special to the Journal reports four women tourists riding in a nine stage coach near Yosemite on July 11 plunged about a hundred feet over a rocky cliff. The stage and horses were lost in the fall. the driver escaped by jumping. The women sustained serious injuries and possible fatalities.
Weather forecast notes showers across regions with cooler temperatures. Eastern portions expected to experience the cooler trend while remaining areas may see ongoing unsettled conditions. Strong entities include none.
Corry resident Mrs J J Sently reports relief from back pain and urinary troubles after using Dawn's Kidney Pills. She praises the remedy's early effects and urges others to try the product, with Foster Milburn Co as U S agents. Remember the name Loan's and take no other.
At a meeting of the Warren State Hospital trustees the resignation of Dr M. S. Guth was accepted and he was named advisor physician temporarily leaving him free to seek another post. W. H. Leicester becomes superintendent of the insane department with experience at Pennsylvania Hospital. He is the son of Rear Admiral Hawwkee and comes with strong recommendations. Dr Guth has headed Warren Hospital for ten years and served twenty-eight years in total at the institution. The Warren Times reports on the change and community response.
Local shop promotes heat friendly shirts including a light weight flagnet design for hot days. They claim better value than rivals with a usual price range of 1.00 to 3.00, selling this season for 1.00. W. A Steen, 28 Wort Main St. eu.
Saturday night storm north of the city struck and burned a barn belonging to Michael McParland between Clymer and Columbus, destroying the barn and an adjoining structure. The loss may reach $2000 with about $1000 insured.
The Pennsylvania Gas Co states that natural gas costs in Corry and surrounding areas will be thirty two cents per thousand cubic feet with a two cent discount if paid by the tenth of the following month. Readings may be altered per regular meter readings.
Columbus Ohio July 11 Governor Harmon suspended Newark Ohio mayor Herbert Atherton from office after his return from an inquiry into Friday night rioting and lynching in Newark. The action follows the investigation and implications for local governance amid the unrest.
The Western and Northern Express on the New York Central railroad derailed at Newton Hook New York today. Three crew members were killed in the incident. Authorities investigated the cause and secured the wreckage. Local officials cordoned off the area as rescue efforts continued. The line service was suspended pending repairs and safety assessments.
A Saturday night act damaged a large sugar maple in a grove on a farm near its city. The farm is posted, trespassers warned, and the owner may make an example of offenders after two prior incidents. Complaints flow from drivers who damage fences trees and crops in country districts, prompting farmers to tighten access.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will resume passenger service head for most areas, restoring three passenger trains after the destruction of the Astor Express. The Erie Railway and other lines faced irregular patronage, with cost savings realized by not running certain trackage.
A man identified as Olean of 04 Newland Avenue in Dumeatown narrowly escaped serious injury when struck by a car at about 7 pm Saturday. The incident occurred in front of Supervisor Olson’s residence as his wife watched from the veranda and helped carry the injured man inside. Olson is badly bruised but recovering. the driver appeared unaware of how to handle the collision.
Meadville July 10 Walter M Brown thirty five year old assistant cashier in a Pittsburg bank was fatally injured when struck by a Meadville Traction street car at 10 15 Saturday night He died at City Hospital at 4 18 Sunday morning Brown had come to Cambridge Springs two weeks earlier and stayed with his brother in law Frank Tuttle at Riverside hotel He left to seek Conneaut base then wandered toward Meadville and was struck on the trolley line to a car The coroner absolved the traction company from blame and the body was taken to Cambridge Springs.
A dubious health ad touts Pillo zones liver aid and Piflozones as inward cleansers to restore liver and kidney activity. It claims improved mood, appetite, energy, and alertness after taking Millekones Olverald and related products, sold by Thomas Downey.
JW Ford, a traveling salesman, was arrested Saturday evening on his wife's complaint for repeatedly alarming her by attempting to enter her dwelling while drunk and armed with a revolver. He appeared before Alderman Ruesdell and gave bond for nine o'clock today. Ford's attorney, C F Rogers, requested postponement as details emerge of their recent marriage separation and support issues. Mrs Ford, who came to Corry last fall, has supported herself sewing and cared for an invalid mother, while facing alleged harassment from her husband and police involvement.
Fred J. Mead aged 48 was found dead in his Jamestown home at 807 Spring Street after a neighbor entered Saturday evening. Coroner Liston ruled a morphine overdose unlikely to have been intentional. Mrs Mead and their son Brain were away visiting her parents since Thursday.
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