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13 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about people and a route or trip. No clear events, names, or dates emerge to form a concrete news item.
Passengers on a Lackawanna bound train from Buffalo escaped serious harm after a derailed box car sidelined the eastbound track about eight miles east of Arlington. Engineer Nichols reversed, applied emergency brakes, and jumped to safety as wood splinters shattered the engine cab. The coachs windows were shattered, but no one was fatally hurt. the engine, though damaged, could continue after a half hour delay.
The article notes taboo practices used in warfare among Nigerian groups. It mentions "boo very useful" in battles and describes rituals involving villagers retreating, while also detailing the creation of permanent paint from ground bones and bitumen as used by Mummy Paint.
A violent incident ends with Sheriff killed by a man believed to be concealed in the Dene forest on Minton Mountain. Hundreds search the Vermont Massachusetts border for the fugitive who cut telegraph wires and escaped after a confrontation at a home near Munroe Bridge. The assailant, a Nad man, was involved in an earlier altercation with Bite Bermondant Penman of the Ranmage Paper Works in Minto fridge.
Vice President Sherman Declares insurgent sentiment among Republicans in Congress is fading. He noted in Wisconsin that most representatives rejected La Follette aligned views, and that stalwart factions were more prevalent than insurgents on the Westward trip to attend the Republican auto convention.
Washington June 12 Brodley v. Dukes discusses marrying Max Wylanta Rogehelle, planning to move to Durham Georgia to start a life together. He claims he has learned from past experiences and will pick a true helpmate while noting relatives’ opinions remain unclear. He emphasizes self reliance and readiness to manage affairs. The couple plans to leave for Durham.
The report notes Governor Haskell has taken up his headquarters in Oklahoma City. It describes his new accommodations and plans, with emphasis on his official duties, political posture, and local engagements during his stay.
Guthrie records remain under injunction as Governor Haskell moves state offices to Oklahoma City. Two floors of the Lee hotel rented for state officers with plans to establish permanent capital status. Logan county district court fight centers on removal of records and possible writs to halt or permit transfer. Governor Haskell signals readiness to proclaim Oklahoma City permanent capital despite ongoing legal challenge.
A single bolt of lightning killed six and injured over one hundred in Jaungtofnhalde Park last evening. Most victims were poor workers resting in North Berlin seeking shelter from the heat, with varying degrees of injury reported and many treated on the scene.
Italian police probe in Lake Como villa Maltrasia follows quarrels and a Russian suspect. Detectives describe a knuckle duster as the likely weapon used to render Mrs Charlton unconscious, with considerations that two murders may have occurred and Porter Charlton faces scrutiny alongside his wife. The autopsy notes suggest the victim was dressed and bloodless under the sheet, while physicians confirm blunt force may have caused unconsciousness.
The First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania highlights its long history as the oldest bank in Warren County, underscoring enduring local finance and community service.
Police probe a villa murder where Mrs Charlton lay wounded and later found in a trunk. Blood marks line boulders and roadways leading to the bay while investigators seek neighbors’ alibis. The trunk bears WWCG initials linked to Mrs Charlton’s ex husband. Authorities consider Mr Charlton a murder suspect as they pursue motive and method.
Washington June 18 The Weather Bureau forecasts the week starting June 13 will be generally fair through Oh Me CourtY except for showers Monday in Northern New England and Tuesday in the South Atlantic and Florida. Temperatures will be above normal in the East and South, cooler in the West by the week's end, with rainfall below normal across most areas and a moving frontal system reaching the Atlantic states later in the week.
An OCR fragment describes Harlin Hine Tidder dining with the Kaiser and foreign ministers, noting closely spaced conversations and a private talk with Mr Riddee. It references Von Soli and a Greek minister, with a tense interrupted scene and ceremonial atmosphere implied by the layout.
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