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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed per line for notices and columns. Purser Apowuriaina and Noridhs composed items at 5 cents per line. Warr Couns Scents charges 15 cents per line. Insertion costs 10 cents per column. Copy must be received by the office for insertion. payment required.
Weather bulletin notes generally mild conditions with gusty west winds today. Forecasters warn of chilly evenings and brief showers in coastal areas, urging caution for outdoor activities and travel.
A garbled report from a Paris meeting discusses betting rules and party disagreements. It hints at staking and odds shifts but details are unclear, with references to horses, exchanges, and inconsistent declarations across two days.
Frank J. Cheney swears as partner of Cheney Co that the firm will pay $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by their medicine. The notice, signed by a notary, declares a claimed cure and urges purchase at 76 cents. Hall's Family Pills is cited as confirmation.
A Biograph program screens A Childs Faith a beauty drama along with The Mule Driver and the Garrulous Mute. Also shown is How Champion Abioare Won and Lost by James o Corbett, touted as one of the modern pictures.
Rough notice indicates about 40 loads of dirt for hauling. Interested parties should apply at Hand p43, Church Street.
A tragedy on Prestiue Isle Baseyesterfay claimed the first victims of the year as Harry Winfield 22 and Albert Winfield 28, sons of Mrs. Margaret Winfield. A party returned from Waterworks to another gathering when the 24 foot sloop overturned, tossing the brothers into the water and sinking. Despite clinging to the boat, the pair disappeared as witnesses watched.
Henry Rosa, a railway mail clerk, was badly hurt this morning on Pennsy train No 9 while returning to his car after water and sugar duty. He was brought to his city home and is under medical care. internal injuries are serious.
A special dispatch notes that Dr Cringen and Aunt Etiel Leteye will be arrested aboard a vessel tied to Scotland Yard. Authorities pursue a couple linked to a Montrose voyage that departed the first week from Antwerp for Qiphee. The case bears the alias Te Robihven and rs.
Special to the Fountain reports a Grand Trunk wreck in Hogton Tule 25 morning. A fireman was killed in the crash. An advertisement touts Ferrozone for restoring strength and appetite, offered by Thomas Downey.
Mrs Samuel J Nurs died in Spencer hospital after a gasoline flare up caused by an open can in the home. She was burning clothing when she tried to rescue her infant son Charles who perished Friday. The husband works for Meadville Traction Company.
The article reports a powerful thunderstorm causing damage in several areas, with the Presbyterian Church suffering the only reported damage. Other details are unclear due to partial OCR text.
The Library Theater hosts a Western Upton comedy trio with dancers and singers, featuring Glady's Dix and the girl with the big brown eyes. Quick change acts and a singer round out the program before Wednesday night amateur night at 2126.
One of the county’s largest mortgages was filed at the Register and Recorder office in Corry. The $1,000,000 note is secured by the Citizens Savings and Trial Company trust, involving Cleveland and Corry properties tied to the United States Radiator Company’s expansion plans. The agreement was presented by attorney TH. Dunkirk and concerns the radiator plant enlargement and business investment in Corry.
The funeral for the late Honganian 1 Din of Rochester Indiana was held at the Presbyerian church with a choir from United Church. pallbearers included local friends HL Eplesman and Nathaniel Stone. The remains were laid to rest in Ping Grove Cemetery with attendees from Detroit Griffith Jamestown and Rochester among others.
The Pennsylvania Gas Co announces new natural gas rates for Corry and vicinity effective July 1910 and continuing until further notice. The charge is thirty two cents per thousand cubic feet with a two cent per thousand discount if paid by the tenth of the month after use.
An hourly hire notice lists transport services for the Findley Lake area. The entry names Dedere Jott with Wright the Tewler and A.M. Norton as involved parties. The fragmentary text implies a routing or passage service but lacks full details on rates or schedules.
Fred Williams of Philadelphia and an accomplice attempted to raid Peleg Clapper’s McKeon county chicken coop. A pursuing group fired, wounding Williams with about 60 No 10 shots. he lies in jail in unstable condition awaiting recovery. Local authorities and residents aided the injured man.
News reports of an Italian trespasser shot and killed by broker L. Beydel during a dawn patrol near the river, causing great excitement and fear among county residents and authorities alike. The incident occurred early morning with ongoing investigations by local officials.
A fragment describes kidney and liver illness misdiagnosed as mere ailments. It claims Pillowe wines cure kidney and liver complaints and lists Thomas Downey as a seller with a coded address.
Damaged at L P L Furniture Factory when an automatic sprinkler discharged in the afternoon. Night watchmen discovered the damage hours later. Loss includes a large quantity of three ply veneers and other materials.
OCR fragment recalls a moral tale about a girl Mary disturbed by a hanging reprieve and a quip about the electoral college, citing London Answers Uphold and the Philadelphia Ledger as sources. The passage blends domestic vignette with a dated joke about public executions and political processes.
New York based International Tattering Company advertises fall and winter pies with prices said to be down. A F Messinger & Bon, sole agents for Corty, promote their ready assortment and discount offers to customers.
We offer a range of forks and farm tools made from special steel with exacting standards. Strong workmanship and long experience ensure quality and durability. Our catalog includes many useful items for field or barn and prices speak for themselves. We stand behind every quality claim.
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