10 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an upcoming event or challenge centered on an ender figure. Key names, dates, or locations are unreadable, leaving only hints of a possible competition or meeting. Further readable context is needed to confirm participants and venue.
The table shows what one-tenth of a given monthly salary will amount to in ten years if deposited in the Savings Department of Warren National Bank.
Elizabeth Erikegon, survivor from the Gordes disaster, reached Baltimore by ship after three days in a lifeboat. She described the ship springing a leak and sinking in mid ocean on Friday as her father Captain Peter Meenson and crew were rescued in small boats. Her account details the peril and rescue.
A romance begun through a matrimonial agency ended in a June 9 wedding in Harleton Pennsylvania as Emma Lebiner age 68 of Sugar Loaf Valley married A Dauran of Duluth Minnesota. The couple had never met before and wed yesterday.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Misa Alexander are slated to marry on June 20, with planned arrangements in place. The couple confirmed the engagement and briefed family and friends on the upcoming ceremony details.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and his fiancee Miss Eleanor Diller Alexander along with her mother Mrs Henry Addison Alexander depart Littleton New Hampshire for New York. They will attend the wedding of Miss Alexander to Roosevelt on June 20. Mrs Alexander has sold her summer cottage to finance the packing of the future cake and gifts. The group has been stopping at the Lafyette cottage in the Srincomb notch about 41 miles from here, and arrived in Littleton last Monday evening.
Merida June 10 reports say insurgents with renegade Mexicans command movements near Valladolid after rail and telegraph lines are destroyed. Force totals exceed 6,000 in Vallodolid region. General Bravo seeks to strike with regiment from Chan Santa Cruz, while Maya bands retreat into tropical jungles to prolong resistance. The sewing machine is briefly noted as Howe's patent.
Congresswoman and two New York colleagues barred from entering the White House as a Hebrew delegation waited in the hall. Rep Harrison, amid remarks on Ballinger Pinchot and friar lands, criticized the administration and claimed the president refused to meet him.
Senator Tillman asserts he plans to remain active in public life, denying rumors of retirement. He emphasized continued work on legislation and public service goals amid political pressures and upcoming elections.
Ben R Tillman of South Carolina announces he has no intention of resigning from the Senate. He left Atlanta after sanitarium treatment and traveled to Tillman, South Carolina, where political ally Tom Glow reports Tillman is mentally active and regaining strength. He expects to be in his seat at the start of the next session in December.
New York officials disclose a dispute over Dickinson’s death. Physicians for his heirs contest an insurer’s claim that the banker’s death resulted from accident, arguing autopsy findings do not support accidental cause. Debated points include pneumonia and poisoning terms amid ongoing testing and secrecy.
Washington June 10 The administration notes a bank bill passed the House on final passage with all Republicans supporting and 22 Democrats voting yes. The bill, endorsed by the Democratic platform, moves to the Senate and conference, with administration approval and early agreement anticipated.
Coroner and physicians refused to provide dequie's full findings after an autopsy on the deceased. The autopsy was private and the cause of death is listed as pneumonia by the insurance company doctors, while Helos employees claim pneumonia arose from gas poisoning. Officials indicate no other death case is involved.
Senate votes 44 to 16 to sustain committee action striking the labor provision that would exempt unions from the Sherman antitrust act in the Sundry Civil Bill. The measure would have allowed no part of the $200.06 million appropriation to be used against unions for entering into combinations affecting wages hours or labor conditions.
A brief fragment describes a scam termed Experiones by a con artist named Experieniee who harms people while the narrator extracts essential details. The text indicates deception and injury but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. Further context would clarify involved parties and outcomes.
A fractured record from Yarmouth notes a deed of conveyance involving Alice Thaw, heiress of Harry Thaw, and the Earl of Yarmouth. Trustees and Fidelity Trust arranged dower in Pittsburg realty via a marriage settlement, with post annulment actions seeking recovery of the connected properties and income.
A solemn figure asks about making the word tuppier as a riddle. The Jolly man with a double etl replies he was once invited by slim fortitude and leo fede, hinting at a playful linguistic exchange.
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