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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
2
The Maine reports a double bottom lifted forty feet above normal by an external explosion. It is widely believed a supplementary internal explosion occurred after the outer contact with the mine.
Br Rogers & Co today began plans for a fine new three story apartment house at the corner of Congress and Center Streets. The 100 by 150 foot lot in Tia alte will be cleared and a Corry Devonshire brick building with modern conveniences will rise for four families. It is expected to be one of the citys most desirable properties and a notable neighborhood improvement.
Falconar Silly 19 George C Holpemly contractor on the Castadaga bridge faced a narrow death in the morning when a heavy steel bar fell from the driver pile near the gravel pile. It struck near his side and crushed toward the ground, narrowly missing a fatal hit.
The full crew law enacted by the state went into effect on the Pennsylvania Railroad within state limits. Freight trains of 20 or more cars must have two brakemen and one conductor, with three car passenger trains requiring two brakemen and one conductor. Extra crew member added per train on the park, though the B A V division route includes Pittsburgh to Sherman and Quaker Bridge to Olean. The law’s impact may be limited by local job uptake.
Warren on July 1 seeks feasibility of making the Allegheny River navigable year round from Warren to Pittsburg and to extend to the Mississippi River. Proposals from the Rivers and Harbors Committee aim to secure funding to deepen the Ohio River to enable cheaper waterway traffic. Commercial outlook suggests reduced freight and passenger costs may follow improved navigation.
Jamestown N Y July 20 typhoid fever fluctuations not alarming but Celoron reports eleven cases. In Jamestown only one case since the board of health meeting. Six cases treated at Jones General Hospital and about six at the W OA hospital. Health officials note several patients in Jamestown and link Celoron outbreak to contaminated water near the bay. Three members of the Carlson Come Opera Company admitted to hospitals after drinking water from a contaminated source during the hot spell.
Miss Allene Annettie Eddy, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hidgar H. Eddy of Niobe, died after an appendicitis operation at the Woman’s Christian Association Hospital. She had lived in Jamestown three years, attended Jamestown High School and Jamestown Business College, and worked at the H. I. Ketchum Company warehouse. Survived by sister Miss Thel Eddy and brothers Edgar W. and Harold M. Eddy, with funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Mint M. E. Church in Niobe.
Local fans in Falconer, including Jom, are expected to turnout in large numbers for a Sunday Jamestown Providence exhibition. The visit rekindles town pride, drawing interest from residents who followed Providence Grays away games and hope for strong attendance.
Warren police seek a middle aged man matching a stooped, plain dress description who forged a $15 check drawn on the First National Bank using the signature of J. H Thompson. He bought a $4.50 pair of shoes and left them, later returning the $11.50 as if to pay. Bank returned the check marked for forgery. Authorities suspect he has used similar ruses in Meadville and other cities as they widen inquiries.
Erie July 19 veteran aviator Mars exited Erie Hospital today while still recovering from injuries in a fall. He will be confined to his room for several days and may abandon aviation after considering the accident. Mars spoke of plans and expressed gratitude for surviving the crash, noting several minor machine faults but insisting he cannot explain his escape.
Erie July 80 Alderman Taylor Tome was fined after the court accepted that he charged more than the legal fee for prosecuting a pension claim. Attorney P D Hyner's defense was described as one of the most touching ever heard in the United States District Court. The court found punishment unnecessary given the $190 obligation not taken from the soldier's widow Mrs Susan Hengon.
Electric flat irons toasters hot plates fans washing machines and vacuum cleaners add comfort and convenience at home. The Lighting Company announces a new day inaugurated in Corry and offers demonstrations or on trial installations.
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