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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
2
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight with continuing warmth into Sunday. Light winds and dry conditions expected, with daytime temperatures staying comfortably warm and no precipitation indicated. Local residents should plan outdoor activities accordingly.
Fragmented scribe notes claim the Pennsylvania primary bill passed amid machine politics. Pennrose McNichol resistance failed, with critics accusing leaders of orchestration by the Washington and Democratic party factions. The piece laments the rulers and predicts the public will reject such maneuvers in future elections.
The Traveler Protective Association named a railroad committee member to campaign for a universal mileage book usable nationwide. R. R. Boggs of this city was appointed to oversee the New England and the Middle States district for the Journal.
An express train from Bradford arrived this afternoon about two o clock. The Adams Express company ran a special of five cars. Upon arrival, horses and paraphernalia were moved north of Center street crossing amid a large crowd. The scene resembled a sizeable dress parade in the city.
United Press reports former congressman Marlin B. Olmstead of Harrisburg Pennsylvania died in New York today at the Hye Har Nose and Throat hospital after treatment for throat affliction followed by a fall during an operation. Olmstead served in the U S House from 1896 to 1912. Only his close relatives knew of the seriousness of his condition.
A congress of comparative religions planned for July in the Paris area with likely meetings near Louvain. Cardinal Mercier of the Roman Catholic Church is to preside. The event will focus much on the religion of Islam and will gather missionaries from around the world.
Pekin July 19 Rebels in southern China petition Provisional President Yuan Shi Kai to resign at once, saying current policy would ruin the country. Northern troops mobilized amid growing rebellion as clashes erupt at King Su crossing of the Yangtze. Two thousand rebels reportedly gathered, southern forces inspired by northern secession reports.
United Press reports in Mexico City July 29 that British ambassador Strong was recalled over complaints about his conduct during bombardment and will be replaced by Carden. Consul Strong prepared to depart. Reports also say the Italian ambassador has been recalled. A farewell for General Felix Diaz is planned as he departs for Japan to represent Heur at the Mikado's court in Tokyo.
Corry, Pennsylvania rider Vincent Powers, son of Cap Powers, gains world renown on European tracks. He won a $20,000 stake in Paris for Haniels, then cleared seven thousand in Berlin for Rothschild interests, drawing local pride and strong support from Corry friends.
Early this morning Officers Stevens and Spencer answered a wire from a town asking arrest and detain a seventeen year old stepdaughter who had boarded the northbound morning passenger train on the P R R. The girl was found on arrival and taken to the home of Officer James Stey ions where she was cared for until afternoon.
American tennis team earns a place in the finals after a decisive 6-0 victory. The match showcased strong serving and aggressive baseline play, with standout performances from key players amid a tense, international level contest.
United States secretary of state Aryweepar leaves for a summertime journey with plans to visit Winona and Minneapolis. The trip includes a return to Washington and a statement outlining receipts and expenditures, with Bryon Mmehingly noting a full report upon return.
Fred Warren was released on bail after a Meadville warrant arrest. He faced charges related to wife desertion. A trade involving a horse with Bennett led to a petition by Bennett's wife claiming ownership. The case drew attention at Squire Kinney’s hearing with a tentative continuation next Tuesday.
Corryites attended a Spartanburg lawsuit yesterday involving Veo Powers formerly of Corry and now running a Myery stable there. The proceedings focused on events from some time ago and drew local interest.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for generous contributions to the Me church benefit banquet. Special thanks to Mr Petlit for the beautiful table, to all who helped with the work, and to the Corry Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for their courtesy.
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