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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
4
Eyewitness narrative and coroner testimony outline the lynching aftermath as Lynch is found shot and killed. Prisoners Stevens Powell and others face commitment as the coroner and authorities conduct autopsy and preliminary hearings.
The Corry high school commencement program lists speakers from local organizations and officials, plus music by the symphony and a fine display of student work in cooking, drawing, manual training, and penmanship. Attendees are invited to observe the student demonstrations and hear remarks from notable guests including the president of a national federation and other civic leaders.
A court action led to two young people being bound over by Alderman Porter in a minder case. The pair were escorted to the depot after a delayed train due to engine failure at Warren. A crowd gathered to glimpse the scene but departure proceeded without incident.
Albany June 11 Spencer J Stewart engineer of good roads construction for the first division, covering multiple counties, was removed by State Highway Commissioner John N Carliste after refusing to resign. John A Hennessy and a special commission probe contractors and projects. Governor Sulger’s office oversees the division. A grand jury may review destimed issues. Contract cancellations across Long Island and Hudson river trades directed by Parry Wilkin, with replacement divisions and a temporary reassignment to White Path.
A five man special engineering board appointed by the Interstate Commerce Commission leads the physical valuation effort for railroads and other carriers. They seek two types of exam candidates, with salaries from 2000 to 6000 dollars, to fill top valuation posts and inspect railroad trade costs. The effort aims to staff the largest government project since the Panama Canal.
A shipment of 100 quarters of Argentine beef arrived in New York and Brooklyn markets, the first of its kind in the country. The meat, transported by an Argentine vessel, sold in parts at brokers and to consumers, with prices ranging around 12 to 18 cents per pound. The report notes potential price shifts and market comparisons with American beef.
In the church parlors Memorial Way refreshment was served after a program including war songs by performers. Survivors and attendees formed a procession to a cemetery with flowers for the grave of the fallen soldier. The home of Mr. Giydw Hannett in Corry hosted a gathering later.
An extra service will run to Gol ubus starting Thursday June 6. ARO nom to BAG p timetable shows a late hour departure. Columnna version states new route and time, with the first train leaving at 1 p.m. and a second bus at 8 a.m. on the specified days.
Woman testimonial from Swarthmore and Baltimore praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief after childbirth and hemorrhage. She credits the product with restoring health and strength, urging others to use it. The ad claims a guarantee behind all published testimonials and questions if the product alone can help every woman.
Bank records from Corry PA show entries for Henry Koppel and other individuals with time and foreign currency deposit notes. The fragment mentions time deposits and banking terms, indicating registry of accounts and related names in a historical ledger.
Real estate and consumer prices are cited as the root causes of rising living costs. The text promotes direct-buy offers and cheap cigars as a supposed remedy, promising home delivery and various promotional items to entice readers.
Public notice from The Reliptie Shoe Stop owned by imtt at 214 North Center Street. It advertises repair services for all kinds of leather and fabric items and indicates capability to set prices on sewn salvaged goods. The ad mentions a woman sewing gloves and a man’s work, with repair services offered while you wait.
An ad touts a confectionery product as attractive and compliant with the Pure Food Act. It promises high quality with claims of “best” taste, mentions a 16 piece size, and asserts consistently low prices. The message emphasizes novelty and appeal to consumers.
An advertisement-like claim lists numerous conditions allegedly cured by chiropractors and chiropractics. It names practitioners and locations in a promotional tone, asserting relief from digestive, respiratory, neurological, and other disorders. The wording mirrors old social media style marketing for medical services.
The notice lists a spec in B for a price of $1.25. It references a small transaction context with limited readable details and no further names or places available.
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