Corey Post Office Entry Noted in Local Notice
A brief local notice records an entry related to Corey Pennsylvania, noting the post office registration or delivery event and listing the related officials or agents involved in the handling.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1911
Page
2
A brief local notice records an entry related to Corey Pennsylvania, noting the post office registration or delivery event and listing the related officials or agents involved in the handling.
Anne, July 25. Gilbert B. Perkins of Pittsburg and Charles Franklin of Philadelphia face trial for allegedly sending threatening letters to Mr. O. H. Strove of this city. Federal Judge Charles P. Orr seeks to show letters were written by Detective Thomas J. Dempsey of Franklin. Defense claims motive linked to a previous case involving General Charles Miller. Witnesses include handwriting experts, with cross examination over the line of testimony.
Meadville July 24 The Dilley family reports no word on the missing man despite diligent search and local inquiries. A merchant saw nothing definite and officials say no confirmation has emerged. Snow fell briefly in OH Clay as a train from Cleveland passed Union Station about an hour late, with platform frost evident on the engine pilot.
Penny Brakeman Delaney badly injured after fall from a Pennsylvania railroad yard engine crew scene. He was pulled from under wheels and rushed to hospital with severe injuries. Also report of five young men drowning near Orchard Beach as their boat capsized on a lake amid rock bars and failed to keep afloat.
A man attacked his wife near Union Street on Monday afternoon, then fled toward Oil City. Police tracked the assailant, found weapons in a house he had used, and reported the woman and two children were safe with neighbors. The man is believed insane.
Samestoyi New York reports a keeper at Celoron Park was badly injured when a large male black bear from a pair attacked him as he cleaned a cage. The man escaped, walked home, and a doctor treated his wounds. The incident follows prior bear sightings in the Buffalo area and Bronx Gardens and notes ongoing danger from large black bears in urban-adjacent zones.
Crawford county commissioners won clearance to proceed with the concrete bridge over French Creek at Meadville after a wrongful injunction was dismissed at county cost. The plan includes an iron bridge alternative and notes about spans, arches, and water clearance, with the new structure sized to improve carrying capacity while maintaining river flow constraints.
A July wind storm causes extensive damage across Westfield. Reports describe thousands of dollars in losses to grape halls, orchards, and buildings including a brick wall at a factory addition. Telephones, gas lines, and power infrastructure are disrupted. trees blown over. many fences and outbuildings damaged amid widespread debris and orchard destruction.
Civil engineers report a planned route change for the Erie Railroad affecting Cambridge Springs and Union City. The move shifts the line on mile near Miller’s and three miles from MM Village, abolishes bridges between these points, and relocates the depot to Grant Street, with substantial work and cost but no major local benefit expected.
Bradford races opened Tuesday on the Lake Erie circuit with several pacing and trotting events. Wray Jamison and Holy er of Little Mary drew attention as judges prepared a late-week decision on a dispute. Winners included Huey Tilt in a $400 pace and Winkees in a separate $400 event, with other top finishers listed for the day’s programs.
An Irish place name in Meadville reports Higgins remains hospitalized after a public incident. The article notes internal injuries, with initial fears of long-term effects but no confirmed permanent damage. Weeks away from full recovery are anticipated for the involved parties.
The Amiusel onal presents a night of drama and comedy featuring John Fanny, the king of comedians, alongside Florence Lawrence and Artin JohaKin. The program promises a bold mix of theatrical acts and comic skits, highlighting classic performances.
Harricure 26 with help from the commission plans two new game preserves. One in Perry county and another in Waitmore or county 10. Additional preserves to honor the governor and extend the FL5 000 appropriation, with sites in Franklin Gene and Cleatfol counties and a southern end preservation near the Lydaker forest.
Hanon Howe is reported to have produced bread for AUF and LLU at West Waynu, with details of the transaction and recipients unclear from the fragment.
A damaged OCR fragment references a public matter with scattered names and places, mentioning a Union and Sea Flow Asters and other terms, but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes for fuller summary.
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