01 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person likely named Partick Alittead and a relation to a son. Details are sparse and no verifiable event or context is present to describe a clear action, place, or date.
A partial OCR line discusses confidence in understanding a sentence about reading and proving ideas. It hints at evaluating a setup and verifying meaning without full context. The text shows garbled phrases and missing words, making precise interpretation difficult.
An OCR fragment notes a horsefly and a likely name Unwife with unclear actions around Howes and Nid oxi, indicating a damaged historical clipping. The readable bits suggest identifiers rather than a clear event or outcome.
New York Jung Supr Court Justice Wiegerald Lewlol hears Mrs Tata AKutiner Earle’s counsel argue to confirm Assemblyman James A Roly’s report on her marriage to Ferdinand Chaney Barley Whi. The March 1008 marriage to Jules Kulisee An Vetloe lacked a divorce decree from prior spouse HmAlie Plaher Wurhs.
New York World hosted a banquet in New York at the Astor to honor Curtiss and aviator Hudson Maxim with mayor Gaynor introducing Curtiss. Speakers discussed the New York to St Louis air race prize of 30000 pounds and plans for future aviation progress and safeguards.
A garbled excerpt describes a voyage with mythic and legendary figures. It references a voyage across seas and a Dylais shuttle, with names like Argonaut and various unnamed entities. The text remains unclear and fragmented, offering only glimpses of journeys and distant shores.
Emma Goldman survived a collision after a train struck her automobile as she drove near a city intersection. She escaped serious injury, with officials investigating the accident and noting the vehicle sustained heavy damage.
Emma Goldman injured when a freight train struck her automobile on Oregon Railway and Navigation tracks in Spokane Washington. She was thrown about 19 feet and landed on a sand bank suffering serious injuries.
A severe storm hit Guemnor on June 1 causing a lightning strike that toppled structures and left residents shaken. The event disrupted daily life as emergency crews inspected damage and assessed safety concerns. Local authorities urged caution and monitored for further hazards.
In a New York federal case, the defense for Hendernagel and Gerbracht opens as counsel dispute roles at the Williamsburg refinery. Key witnesses and former trust officials are named as prosecutors probe weighting practices and potential discrepancies.
Fragmented readable text references West Une gereecger Mirliwing aiding Wily Stoth and Deeside at denetiton and davellie at A Moros lie Lo Minin. Mentions Home solder un lua Rahat and a gate at Klatt. Corner of Piet and Washington streets referenced in Monroe center.
Fragmentary 1870 notice recounts the life of General Guster born New Burnley in 1788. It notes his role in militia, frequent mustering in Ohio, and family ties, including widow Elizabeth B. Custer. The garbled text mentions military drills, posts in Crownweh, and various names obscured by OCR errors.
The First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania traces its charter to August 6, 1864 for twenty years with successive extensions on August 6, 1884 and August 6, 1904 each for twenty years, marking its long standing financial presence.
A confused fragment recounts a boy named Pathor or Pathor Monster receiving a uniform, with mentions of village life, a wooden sword, and a hero’s courage. It then shifts to a biographical sketch of George Armstrong Custer, noting his West Point appointment, service in the U.S. Cavalry, Bull Run, and later major general rank, touching frontier fights and famed campaigns.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt lectured at Guild Hall London to English listeners on Egyptian policy after being saluted with the freedom of the city. He warned that the issue is too soon to judge and noted reactions from British and French circles, with Arthur Balfour and other leaders listening intently as applause greeted his remarks.
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