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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
2
The fragment describes advertising rates with vague figures, mentions minimum ads, and hints at an August issue featuring political content. It previews articles about Mllew Poludenter, Roosevelt, Bryan, and prominent editors. It notes images, editorials, and portraits, with references to West reform leaders and various biographical sketches.
The piece mocks Bryan and Harmon, praising a Jamestown Morning Poet for opposing liquor interests and praising an Atgindoll stand. It contrasts the poet's stance with Harmon's coalition with corporate and whiskey interests, framing the Democratic party as divided on prohibition and reform.
Bradford pa July 27 Today's Amontane at the Lake Erie Trotting Circuit races drew a double program with the 4 28 pace the 2 14 trot and related heats. Gore Bell the favorite won the feature heat while Patetete Polwive captured the third heat. J Jamison rode Gore Bell and Rodney Dilor is noted among drivers and owners. In the program's second event Wapanes won all heats amid a mishap when Havyo Grace caused a driver to fall and sulky to overturn. The day ended with excitement and a rough track condition despite horse blankets.
The Brown family reunion at Geloron on July 20 1910 lists many attendees from Corry Payne Sherman Jamestown and Warren. Officers elected included Mrs Jr D Cook president Mrs D S Harvey vice president and P L Brown treasurer. They reported a good time and plan to meet again in Corry on the third Thursday in 1911 with Mrs Raymond.
Mayor Sumner A Gagnon of Jamestown was notified that a PSC hearing on the citys complaint against Pennsylvania Gas Co will be held in City Hall Friday morning August 11 at 11 oclock. A second PSC hearing is planned for the Br ie road grade crossing case on a later date.
A severe hail storm passed over Concord Township last evening around eight. Hall stones fell in great quantities causing considerable damage to growing crops. The storm included heavy thunder, lightning, and rain with heavier precipitation to the north.
An automobile for hire operated in the Holl of Erp area transported passengers to and from Findley. Jake received orders left with Wright the Jeweler HM Norton in 27.
Harrisburg July 27 State Commissioner of Fisheries William Meehan announced a definite program to prosecute all persons who pollute streams in violation of the law Enforcement rests with the department of fisheries The Sassamunsville Creamery Company of Montgomery County has already been prosecuted for turning whey into public waters A fine of 100 was paid and several other prosecutions followed Meehan said there is no leniency as cases proceed to enforce the law and stop pollution
Rosoth Sutton in Oregon asks officials to reopen the inquiry into the death of her son Cadet Siliton at the naval academy. The request cites new alleged medical sites and possible mishandling, urging a fresh look by authorities.
Special Atlantic City obituary notes famed hunter and lecturer Marshall Wilder near death at his home. The article describes him as a prominent figure and a lecturer of substantial note in American social circles.
Health Officer Mark Gray faced a disorderly conduct arrest after confronting Dell Foster at the corner of Sherman and Euclid streets over a nuisance abatement ordered for Foster’s premises. Foster allegedly insulted Gray. Jim Ginder was jailed briefly, with a fine set for Monday, amid community debates over officer authority and rights. Nearby obituaries note Henry Mac Kendle, 70, a Mayville resident, and reference historic ties to Donal MacKenzie, explorer of the Northwest.
Wednesday afternoon Hidle Hawkins who works in Guy Roger's tin shop on First avenue had the end cut off from the upper finger of his right hand. Dr Elster dressed the injury. The finger was severed at the base of the nail. The injured boy is one of the founders of the Evening Journal.
Advertisement claims a simple mower to remove corns and warts using Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor. Promises cure for 16 diseases and pain relief, with a price of 25 cents. Sold by Thomas Downey.
Erie prepares for a grand Loyal Order of Moose event with thousands expected. About 5,000 Moose from multiple lodges plan attendance for the dedication of Erie Lodge No. 6. A large parade is planned, led by a notable regiment and a 74-member music ensemble, with 28 instruments per band on average.
Special to the Journal reports Montrose in Montreal harbor expected to tow the outer harbor tie after noon. Officials note Crimea wider ar vest, warranties, and related items are in detectives hands as authorities prepare to custody the suspect.
Troops have been ordered to Columbus Ohio to quell riots as disorder escalates. The situation is described as a crisis with authorities mobilizing forces to restore order.
In New York on July 24 two workers were killed and many injured during riots at a sugar refinery strike. Police and officials reported heavy disturbances as unions pressured for better wages. The violence disrupted operations and drew national attention.
Notice declares that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on Monday August 2 1910 at 10 o clock AM by Joseph J. Desmond F A Loveland Robert A Patterson Jr and George W Patterson for a charter under the 1874 act to incorporate a corporation named Corry Development Company whose purpose is purchasing selling and holding real estate and to enjoy all rights and privileges conferred by the act. Robt Fr Osborne Solicitor 88-411
Salisbury will travel to Corry this Saturday to meet the Corry team after a weeklong layoff. About fifty Salisbury fans are expected to accompany the team. In the future Salisbury plans two games weekly, following a Jamestown loss.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, partially closed for a month, will reopen next Monday under capable personnel in charge of the Indian and gentlemen's baths.
About 40 loads of dirt offered free for hauling. Contact J. Hand at 643 W Church St for details. Local notice seeks takers and specifies pickup responsibility.
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