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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text appears to be an advertising notice or classified item mentioning a tavern, scouts, and a deadline of nine o’clock in the morning. Names and exact details are garbled, but it references a receipt deadline and a public notice style.
Partial cloud cover described for today with unclear regional details and garbled text about Sunday. Mentions west area but lacks concrete locations or temperatures. The readable fragment suggests general forecast information without specific entities.
The Towrwl notes an error in stating the Pennsylvania Gas Co pays no city tax. The piece argues that parts of utility networks including gas, electric, water, and trolley systems constitute natural monopolies. It urges municipal control and fair compensation, protecting public interests over private corporate exploitation.
Bradford Pa July 29 horse racing concluded with notable performances though favorites did not win. Sir R won the 22:14 pace purse, Afton Li swept straight heats for 400, Cannon claimed the free for all 400 with Bob Cinders second and The Cannon clocked best 2:11 1/2. Chautauqua week featured lectures on cantampary England with Mrs Snowden, budget debate on land taxation, and cultural programs led by Clarence Eddy and Franklin Matthews. Ambassador Lyre and the Mannisen Orchestra were billed for Friday and Saturday events.
Special to New York. One hundred police sent to Way to guard the body of a dead angle striker killed in yesterday's riots. The death has caused considerable excitement and authorities fear the striker's brother and workmen may attack the station or start a riot against the employers.
Mrs. W L Cable Minnie Burton Gable daughter of the late Rev S B Burton of the Eile Conference now of Warren was born in McKean Pa November 14 1803 and died July 26 1410 Educated in local schools she taught in Warren schools for years before marriage to Will Cable of the firm Cable and Co She was beloved for patience hopefulness and noble character Surviving husband daughter Ruth son S Burton Cable stepson William G Cable mother Mrs S B Burton two sisters Mrs Blanche Hawking and Mrs O C Rich brother Rev W S Burton The funeral held from her home the day after noon at three o clock Warren Mirror
A mother in Aydatey area killed a four foot rattlesnake in her yard after seeing it approach her youngest child. The creature measured four feet long, six inches in circumference, with eight rattles and a tail. The mother acted quickly when her child began to play nearby, preventing possible fatal harm.
Brooklyn reports five men captured in a burglary net targeting the residence of Police Sergeant McCaullen. The home was vacant at the time. the timely discovery of a woman prevented a wholesale robbery of the house contents.
Warren July 24 The Carlson Publishing Company plant site on Union Street was sold this afternoon. Auctioneer Air Gaston oversaw bidding led by WL 1 WHI as Nassau National Ink WHI creditor representatives watched. Howard Tindhey and another bidder offered $100,000 and the final bid reached $26,600. Proceeds should cover secured and local claims, with creditors expecting substantial recovery. The buyer Willis plans to move operations to Canton Ohio after closing.
In Western Pennsylvania, oil men from Warren and Vineland have formed a plan to establish an independent refinery. They cite crude oil price trends around $1.20 and anticipated movement to $1.80, with by products and refining margins supporting a new venture.
Parts of the Pine Mineral Bath Rooms have been closed for a month and will reopen next Monday under capable persons in charge of both the Indies and gentlemen's baths.
A brief notices Lyric tonight features a show by the band Eels at the Lyric. The advertisement notes a lengthy program described as an extra fine bill, with a price of five rents and a reference to the Journal for purchases.
A broker identified as Paut Sheth shot himself during the early hours, triggered by his father's opposition to his planned marriage. The unhappy incident occurred near Cass Hill, New York, as authorities investigate the response and motive behind the act.
The program lists Union Park Service with TM at Ovelock Hiew including Ned Macintyre Wrestling Mawel Religion Chambers Ka nella Bani Doxology and Invocation The Glory Song Choir and Congregation Scripture Rev Surtees Prayer Rev Hall Ruverle Solo for Varilone Kae wll Band Sermon The appeal of Jesus the Christ Rev C H Woodward Prayer Rev Macintyre Hymn How firm a Foundation Houedletion east March front Wognen Kapelle Band Hy case of rain services to be held in Presbyterian church the hour and program remain as above wnnhauser
Ambassador James Bryce of the United States spoke at Chautauqua Amphitheater, introduced by Bishop John Vincent. The address, focusing on policies and history, drew enthusiastic ovation and lengthy applause from the audience.
The annual picnic of the Vien Sunday School association is set for the second Wednesday of August at 10 a.m. The event will feature good amusements, a strong morning program, and engaging speakers. All are invited to attend. A H Clongtead and Gordon Whupehar signed the notice.
The report describes Crippen being cuffed on a ship after morning turmoil while detective orders were hidden. It mentions Specht filing with the Journal Queber during July and references a visit to INNES. The article then shifts to a discussion of ancient dwellings and a gold plate service from Castle Ellenny, noting its rarity and delicate nature.
Fragmentary OCR from Houston Post includes garbled dialogue and names like Dennison Hayes and Heston. The readable bits mention a baby, a supper, and a character asking about feelings, but no coherent event, date, or clear subject to summarize.
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