13 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
1
The defendant Namara pleads not guilty as the court plans to respect a defense agreement and push the trial date forward. Judge Bormell presides as proceedings delay, with MeNamara facing trial in a Taos area case that involves collision of legal actions and scheduling uncertainties.
Aviator Harry N. Atwood will fly from College Park in a Wright-Harges machine to Washington Friday. He will land near the White House grounds and shake hands with President Taft. The visit includes a presentation of a gold medal to Atwood by the president.
A village in Maine was devastated when a barn fire ignited adjacent structures. Dozens of dwellings were damaged or destroyed leaving farmers and residents scrambling for shelter and essential goods. Authorities report extensive property loss estimated at $200,000 and ongoing efforts to assess the scene.
Ambassador Bacon reportedly participated in confidential talks over the Moroccan situation. The discussions focused on diplomacy and regional stability, with no public statements issued by the embassy. Further details remained undisclosed as officials weighed potential responses.
An American ambassador discussed the Moroccan situation with the French minister in Paris. The report of U S protests over a Moroccan naval base was denied by the American State Department. French officials assigned M Marvin in Madrid to inform Spain. A Taylor report notes German warships seen in Moroccan waters amid tensions.
Reports from Porcupine and South Porcupine detail a catastrophic forest fire season with about 300 deaths. Three towns wiped off the map, hundreds displaced, and many more injured or missing. Porcupine and nearby settlements suffer severe destruction as flames push toward frontier communities. refugees face starvation and evacuation.
In Northern Michigan wildfires cut a deadly path as northwest winds drove flames through towns. Two communities were destroyed and many residents evacuated or missing while survivors recounted harrowing scenes of burned homes, boats adrift, and rescue workers racing to save people amid smoke and embers.
The passage details Senate debate on amendments to a farmers free list bill. Senator LaFollety plans to address the Senate with his amendments while Senator Heybritn expresses resentment at threats to pass unamended. Senator Dixon defends protection for Hinesit and comments on price and policy stakes amid tense exchanges in Washington.
Fragment references 4 per cent interest on time deposits and an event at Au Sable with the family of Congres min George Lou. Details are garbled, mentioning sil verers and a tumult, with a home and destruction implied, but specifics are unreadable.
Philadelphia broker labeled the father of trusts amid a heated push by rail interests. The account details proposed freight allocations and political maneuvering linked to a broader national syndicate, touching on shipments from New York to Philadelphia and potential congressional reactions.
Fragmentary report notes Mandon the Nae of Woe noted as a renown figure. The Naeem of Hie myenile plies I lasing Gero and speaks of George whose cost remains unknown. He visits a house every Thyredlis with banana treats.
An advertisement extols Mi o na stomach tablets from N F Ames & Co as a remedy for chronic stomach troubles. It claims the pills aid digestion, belching, gas, foul breath, biliousness, heartburn, sick headaches, nervous dyspepsia, nausea, and faintness after meals. Also mentions Booths Pills for constipation and reports a separate wartime disaster incident near Frankston.
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