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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
8
A U S consul and his wife, in a Mexican province south of Monterey, faced a mob at the consulate after American marines arrived at Vera Cruz. The consul allegedly promised to kill his wife should rebels storm the building, as a standoff lasted four days. Rebels later captured Monterey, ensuring the couple's safety under Constitutionalists' oversight.
Evangelist Currie draws growing crowds at the Spring Creek Baptist church with eight to nine months away from home and a Maine convention next Tuesday. A Holy Spirit study was shared yesterday with a second session to follow, while discussions on backsliding and guarding faith shaped the evening program. Sunday worship is set for 10:30 AM and 7:00 PM.
A Buffalo criminal known as Buffalo McQuinn was shot to death after a revolver duel with Marion police. His companion was wounded, and an officer Thompson received injuries in the exchange. Police recovered a bottle of glycerine and a large quantity of hydrocarbons as the scene ended.
Officials from the local association promoting Chautauqua Week secured grounds on East Washington Street after a meeting. The arrangement postpones two games set for the week of the event. The Chautauqua runs from Wednesday August 19 for one week, with league members expressing appreciation.
United Press reports in Derby on June 5 that two historic edifices were destroyed. The text describes porch fixtures and terra cotta wire baskets and jardinières in an aztec green finish. It mentions general decorative items and a Mutual Weekly entertainment note offering 4 reels at five cents.
We thank friends and relatives for kindly assisting us in our late bereavement. Alvo for the many beautiful floral gifts. Mr and Mrs Vorno Smith.
Meadville Pennsylvania June 5 The city plan to work all vagrants applying for lodging at the police station has reduced stray tramp visits. Previously fifteen to twenty tramps came daily but within weeks the numbers diminished though a few scatter in, offering to work for the city yet rarely returning.
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