08 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
1
Fragment reads like a garbled note from a local page mentioning names such as Ince and De, with unclear context, dates, or places. The legible portions hint at people involved in a civic or community matter, but details are missing and no concrete event can be confirmed.
Fragmentary text mentions court and selling in a legal context. No clear names, dates, or actions readable to form a full summary.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Joho sacking and Grons dip dated Aug 1 but lacks full names places or context. Details are insufficient to determine parties, actions, or location.
Attendance was strong as American riders dominated events at the London International Horse Show. Walter Winans' Invieia won a prize, Miss Luly Jong of Kansas City placed second with The Ting, and Penelope and Sons’ dade took a third. Various classes saw Winans and Moore earn top honors, marking a strong U S showing as judges and competitors praised quality entries.
At the International Cotton Congress in Brussels, Mr. Fox of the Montreal experimental station argued that current U S cotton production limited the spinners' supply. He warned that even with normal demand over 90 years, American cotton demand could reach 26 million bales. he suggested prices collapse to 18 cents per pound. The congress reacted with incredulity.
A raft mishap at Mervin, Michigan on June 8 left a 9 year old boy drowned after a raft tied to a biasing apparatus collapsed. The incident involved a local family and authorities began investigations into the safety of the floating device.
Italian earthquake near Avellino and Galatina prompts panic in Naples. Queen Melena insists on accompanying the king to the quake area claiming duty as mother and woman. Reports place center near Avellino 25 miles from Naples with fatalities feared, numbers uncertain.
In New York at the Columbia Theatre on 47th Street and Seventh Avenue, Charles Talbert a 35 year old corset maker shot himself in a theater box during a burlesque performance. The box held a woman and two men who fled as the man killed himself. a letter to the police identified him as Charles Talbert, and others resumed the show as the body was moved to a police station.
The Hoxie reports Sir Robert Hanlay continuing BIH diplomacy on the Newfoundland fisheries dispute at The Hague. He presented diplomatic documents to show that pre 1818 negotiations did not justify British jurisdiction. The American claim that jurisdiction did not extend beyond the three mile limit is examined.
In West Park at Adbury Park the soda water tank exploded during maintenance. David Kata, the operator, died instantly, with reports noting severe head injuries and a chaotic scene as part of the accident at Montclair minora water works.
A strong earthquake devastates parts of Campania and nearby provinces. Forty dead were reported in Calitri with many injured as buildings collapsed in Son Vole Accudia and Anz alrpini. Churches fell and residents fled, seeking aid and safety as officials cautioned further aftershocks.
A cyclone wreaked havoc around Ogtins lo Sardinia and Urchards. Vineyards and grain crops were destroyed while fences, barns, and sheds collapsed. Livestock losses were reported and property damages totaled 820,100.
At a New York Prose Club dinner, J Bernard Walker of Scientific American announced a $15,000 prize offered by Edwin A Gould for an aeroplane with two propellers or with two motors. The event followed a separate announcement of a permanent silver trophy for winning aviators by the Evening World. Glenn Curtiss and others spoke as Clifford J Harmon and Lt Fred Humphreys described aviation advances and experiments.
A young deer ran through Newburg New York’s main street and smashed a plate glass window at Bails Pharmacy then repeatedly reentered the store. Dr William Kidd assisted, tranquilized and removed the animal to a nearby barn where it will be kept before rehabilitation. The incident caused general disruption to the store and surrounding area.
Amanda Lower aged 62 was granted a divorce from Nelius Lower aged 64 at Lagrange on June 8 after a tumultuous hearing. A large crowd and many witnesses filled the scene as both sides traded accusations of irritable temper, ill treatment, and defaming remarks that stirred the neighborhood. The Lower couple, long established farmers south of the city, faced claims of misbehavior and circulating stories amid a heated domestic dispute.
Boston June Senator Smoot argues high living costs make polygamy costly as wives require separate homes rather than shared establishments He notes historical changes from pioneer times to today when multiple households are common and wives live in distinct residences.
A quotessor warns that the 14 most dangerous experiments known to science risk destroying the experimenter with the slightest mishap. He steps into the next room while the experiment proceeds amid tense, smoky air and unfamiliar devices.
A woman identified as Mrs Alfred Malmoud of Lee County was found dead with a bullet wound to the head in the morning near Lexington Kentucky. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
Goldwin Smith, aged scholar and eminent agnostic thinker, dies after months of suffering from injuries sustained in a February accident. His residence across England, the United States, and Canada made him a familiar figure in public life. He advocated Canadian U S union and held leadership roles in educational and land law associations.
Circuit Attorney Jones decides to divison the case of Dr Foaren Doxey and Lily Willy Dora Elizabeth Doxey, jointly charged with the murder of William J. Mider. The adultial of Mrs. Doxey reportedly frees Doxey.
Centerille prepares for the one hundredth anniversary of Perterville’s founding with a June event attended by Washington county officials including Burgess William Bailey. A ceremonial program features speeches by Secretary of State P. G. Knox and a historical exhibit. A whisky distillery display will be locked away. A birth is reported at Boe cantleo Hills as Mr and Mrs John Th Tocketaller welcome a second child. mother and baby are reported to be doing well.
An OCR fragment recounts a scene in St. Cloud gardens where Napoleon, amid courtiers, playfully asks his mother to kiss him. She replies gravely not to kiss him before presenting Louis Philippe to honor the life given by the queen, asserting it is her duty to kiss the king who gave life.
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