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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates include Durreay Avexrin and Muows of explication with news column briefs. The notice mentions a 15 cent rate for Mulan haree and a 10 cent weather ad by weekend. Forecase notes partly cloudy today with light to moderate winds across the region.
A damaged Newark incident prompts criticism of mayor and sheriff for failing to defend the county jail during mob violence. Governor Harmon faces scrutiny for suspending the official, while public debate questions institutional security and leadership amid the unrest.
Corns of every kind are claimed to yield quickly to Putnam's Corn Extractor. The advertisement asserts it removes corns painlessly, with a testimonial embedded in the copy. Available from druggists for 25 cents and through Thomas Downey.
The Ministerial Association of Worry endorses Rev. N. J. Macintyre as Prohibition candidate for Member of Assembly from this district and urges public support.
The Household Murnishings company of State Street Erie faced legal trouble as J L Papier, general manager, was arrested in Titusville on a lottery charge and jailed in $300 bail. Several partners fled to Ohio. Papier was later released on bail for Meadville Quarter Sessions. The scheme involved 40 members paying weekly dues with weekly drawings run by a child, promising household goods as prizes.
Special to the Journal, Tauly England. Aviator Charles Stewart Ball and an aeronautical dealer were killed and injured when a flying machine collapsed during the aviation meet in Honaire, England. The craft fell forty feet, the impact causing Ball to plunge to the ground.
Hoboken July 12 United States authorities still refuse to extradite Porter Charlton the self confessed murderer of the Lake Como sensation to the Italian authorities. It was predicted this would be the outcome of Charlton's arrest in this country, as Italy maintains the same stand regarding Italian criminals arrested abroad.
An adjourned stockholders meeting of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association elected a fifteen member board led by W. Ed. Marsh as president and JH Bagley as vice president. Directors include OL Alexander H Bagley F T Babbitt Sibby Caldwell and others. The executive committee reported the Hinman property purchase for 1000 and a loan to the Permanent Care Fund. Proposals to sell the Hinman house and clear the lot, plus a receiving vault and beautification plans, were discussed for future funding and action.
Ohio city notice appears to allege an oath by Frank J Cheney regarding a business claim and a $100 per unit liability. The text references Hall’s Catarrh remedy, a notary, and a disclaimer of medical efficacy. The fragmentary OCR shows misread words and unclear names.
The case of J W Ford arrested Saturday night for annoying his wife from whom he was separated was continued this morning by consent of the prosecuting attorney. The defendant paid all costs and was discharged under an order not to further annoy the complainant under oath of re arrest.
A. Z. Messenger & Co. acts as general agents for Corry Paidwise in a closing out sale by the International Tailoring Company. The offer features men’s clothing measured to individual size and highlights a rare opportunity for tailored garments from the past season.
Special to the Journal Reporter from St Johns describes a blast in Campbell following a devastating fire. Weston sent aid for the town, which left about four thousand people homeless.
Adjourned meeting of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association stock holders will be held at the offices of L. Alexander, manager, at 8 o clock Monday evening July 11 for the election of fifteen directors and other business. Members are urged to read in proxies at once. D. B. Rows, dee.
A fragment from Safe Ground quotes Chiengo Kee and Herald discussing a captioned bow picture titled Dawn. The young Impressionist explains the origin of the name with a concise, cryptic reply reflecting creative ambiguity.
Jamestown and Lake Erie railroad applies to the Public Service Commission to electrify the Jamestown to Weatfield stretch. President H F Rumple confirms the filing, noting potential fast progress once the commission acts, with power from Niagara Falls powering the line and a timeline that may delay electric service.
Manager Waters announces Corry Base Ball Club will not host games at home for at least a month due to poor crowds and mounting debt. The team plans to play its remaining schedule away from Corry, following disappointing Fourth of July events that left about one hundred forty dollars in revenue shortfall.
In Anuen Brooklyn a patrolman and a caretaker saved two children after a synagogue fire. Rebecca Schulman pitched the window to Patrolman William J. Goodhurn as a mother emerged from smoke. Goodhurn and Patrolman George Walker lowered the infant evacuation and the synagogue was destroyed.
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as guaranteed protection for throat, lung, and nasal ailments. It claims inhaling for five minutes four or five times daily expels catarrh, bronchitis, and asthma with a simple, pleasant rubber inhaler kit priced at 1.00 or 26 cents for a trial size, offered by N G Polion Co Buffalo and sold by Thomag Downey.
George Berger, renowned art critic and promoter at the National School of Arts in Islead, died July 9. He was born October 5, 1834, and was a major figure in local art circles.
A compact classified note references cabbage plants, a grower named Yorsalo, and an inquiry about weight 26W and bond uproot. Details are fragmentary but indicate a horticultural listing or trade inquiry in a local market.
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