09 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
1
A sparse OCR fragment mentions names and items but lacks clear event or dates. Readable pieces hint at a local notice or notice-like brief without specific actions or outcomes. The legible parts do not confirm a concrete event, party, or official deadline.
Dispatches report Mexican insurgents sack a Yucatan town, advancing inland from Progreso with two infantry battalions. Government troops from Vera Cruz are deployed, but rebels claim gains as Merida becomes focal, while attacks are limited to small towns and loot.
London June 9 Ambassador and Mrs. Reid hosted a semi-African entertainment in honor of Colonel Roosevelt and his party. The decor featured pine roses and a drawing room setting while guests included Mrs. Roosevelt Mrs. Longworth and others from the wedding party at St Margret's. Lords and ladies from British society attended the event with naval attaché Colonel Arthur Lee introducing the gathering.
A cable from Meg Johnson secretary of the Akalonary Society reports missionaries in China are safe after fleeing Suen Chowful Munati due to a threatened uprising. They traveled 600 miles toward Kuling in Klan province. travelers include Rev Runek and his wife of Naperville Illinois amid the evangelical association’s group.
Due to labor shortages the Delaware and Hudson Coal Company has imported hundreds of foreign workers from New York to fill roles as loaders and laborers. Officials say demand for charters exceeds mine capacity, making it necessary to employ additional laborers to meet loading needs.
A funeral procession in Cannonaborg, Pennsylvania, June 9, was disrupted when a team of horses trampled five people, two of whom suffered internal injuries likely to prove fatal. W. H. Miller, Mrs Miller, and A. Miller with three of his daughters were in the carriage when it toppled over a two foot stone abutment.
Fragmentary note describes Rameson as first king of the Ameteanth dynasty with a brief reign around 1855. It mentions Nubian inscriptions, Karnal buildings, and a mint found in 1881 at Del-el-Babri. His son Betty reportedly built the Memnonium of Kumah in memory of him.
A manufacturers association representing railroad equipment suppliers with 1,600,000 workers and 400,000 families issues a public appeal to Congress and the public. It urges increased freight rates to sustain business, noting wage and terminal costs have risen without rail rates matching, and calls on the Interstate Commerce Commission to act.
Chester Pa June 8 a Newfoundland dog rescued a drowning boy from the Chester river. The child had fallen from the embankment into ten feet of water and cried for help. The dog, which had accompanied Howard Johnson, wandered, but returned and pulled the boy to shore. The boy’s mother, Mrs Sarah Johnson, clasped him and thanked the animal before the crowd.
A wedding notice reports Maidstone and Brexel plan nuptials in London with details on dates venues and participants. The notice names the couple and involved families and outlines ceremonial plans and urban setting for the event.
Misa Margaretta Drexel daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Drexel of Grosvenor Square and Viscount Maidstone elder son of the Earl of Winchitten wed at St. Margaret’s church Westminster London The Rt Rev Arve Winnngton bishop of London officiated in a ceremony described as lavishly decorated and well attended with Drexel escorted by her father and various clergymen and guests including Charles Mia as best man.
A baggage robber admits stealing trunks and jewelry on March 9 at a Philadelphia station. Morris Maxwell and Joseph Maxwell, held on $1000 bail, say he dumped most items into the Hackensack River near the Pennsylvania Bridge after trying to discard the loot. Detectives Callahan and Emmanuel arrested them following a bus ride for the jewels.
The revenue cutter Barre reports the British schooner Marion May was searched near Cape Mayal for days amid suspicious Cuban coast proximity. Winding Wet papers and cargo reportedly in order, the vessel was cleared to proceed to Kingston. the captain did not object to the search.
Vice President Sherman urged party unity as the Wisconsin Republicans debated reform aims and avoided endorsing a slate of candidates. The convention highlighted divisions with calls to focus on national issues and support for the national party platform while criticizing officers not in sympathy with Taft.
An order by Mayor Thetouso Zambrano requires residences and buildings in Monterey to receive a fresh coat of paint before the opening of Mexico's continental celebration by September. Local officials emphasize uniform visuals for the event and citywide compliance.
The Schwatka reached Seattle from the Yukon with 900000 dollars in Tonana gold. The ship notes a subsequent vessel will carry 1000000 dollars of Patties gold.
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