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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
6
The readable text hints at an Algarian cabinet and liberal minority tensions. References to a shadowed cabinet, a Ronin entry, and charges of con transfer between factions suggest a tense political struggle with unclear alliances.
Local brief lists residents traveling and visiting relatives. Among names cited are Blaine Kneald, Bessle Hopkins, Whittlesey family, Rev. Sibiles, Henry Rogers, W. Cross, Cresciani Fatally, Mrs. Shilldecker, N. R. Dickson, Orville Chamberlain, and Hattie Chamberlain. The notes place these movements in Warren, Farley, Tamestown, Chicago, and the surrounding area.
An old newspaper clip touts Le Ring New Life Pills as the king of laxatives with claims from Van Mathulka of Mafalo New York that they are a family staple. The ad includes price, a local dealer, and testimonials while the rest of the page reports visits and social notes from Erie and surrounding towns.
Vitagraph presents CuteY and the Twins with Morence Prosar and the Nash sisters in a Montana mix. Wenturn opts a comedy reel lineup featuring The Price We Feature and a big reel for one cent.
Miss Mary Kejution visits Erie with friends over Sunday while others travel to Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Mrs Riley Naylor leaves for Yousxstoven. Miss Wichal Cowl hosts in Warren. Mr and Mrs Rolf visit Sherman. Hubert A Connolly’s body moved from Hornell to Titusville. Potatoes pass through on the B line. Lake Chautauqua assembly trips noted.
Edwrdn Warrens hosted by rulatigan aor amos Hehle visited Kirke to spend a few Mays with Mrs Hilevon and Mae Brhettett. Kad Sweeney returned from Bradford races. Livy Maskine, former pit bike collupiad, was noted in transit from Albany amid illness rumors.
Corry hosts a musicale event honoring Prof Arnold and Mrs Wilson. Guests include notable musicians such as Wil Puderowski and Jule Dry Anson of New York City. The article highlights Arnold’s early training in Lohse and his reputation as a premier pianist and conductor.
Fragmented text indicates a veto action by a governor over a Daly bill. Unable to extract clear names, dates, or places beyond mention of veto and public option. The readable portion signals legislative dispute and executive action without full context.
A chaotic rally in Seattle sparked by a controversial speech from Secretary of the Navy Daniels. Mayor Cotteret faced criticism for allowing labor groups and sailors to use public streets for meetings, with accusations that naval leaders influenced local labor issues and stirred tensions amid the city’s industrial workers presence.
United Press dispatch from Winchester Virginia July 10 describes regular brigades marching and camping at the hilltop drill grounds under Colonel Murray of the Twenty fourth cavalry. Troops from Fort Kini Allens Fort Oglethorpe and detachments from Fort Oglethorpe join the Tenth Eleventh and Fifteenth infantry along with battery of Sixteenth Field Artillery in a two month training period with anticipated new cavalry strategy and French cavalry formations during the exercise.
The issue highlights new works by Haynes Gitlinory Litto and Mrs. Gil, including Phoebe and Tat, with five women solving problems under primitive conditions in a serialized tale. It also features Fullerton’s Making of a Big Language, Grayson’s Adventure in Contentment, and Emory Kolb’s photography alongside Grant Canyon scenes, reflecting a vivid, varied lineup of fiction and visual storytelling.
Fragmentary OCR text references Montgomery authorities and military officers charged, describing riots and legal actions but with many garbled words and missing context. No clear names, dates, or places to confirm the event details.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss abolition of employment fees and petition requirements, referencing wages, work for benefits, and a proposed reform tied to voting and labor. Mentions age, numbers, and timelines in unclear form. No clear names or dates fully readable.
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