14 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
1
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Greensburg Va June 14 Deputies arrested after a riot at the Keystone Coal company wharf near Hermite Mine. Frank Cache was shot in the back and taken to a hospital with a through body wound. Deputies Brobeck and Bamenask were captured and jailed without bail after being accused of firing.
The British foreign office advised the U S State Department that King George consents to act as mediator in the Atop claim between the United States and China. The late King Menard had agreed to arbitrate before his death but the matter was not submitted. The presentation has been postponed. Counter cases will be exchanged four months later.
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Hamilton completed a 172 mile flight from New York to Philadelphia in 2 hours 9 minutes, landing on Governor's Island and receiving a thronged welcome. The event drew vast crowds along the water front of Brooklyn and Jersey, with officials praising the aviator's endurance and skill.
C K Hamilton traveled from New York to Philadelphia and back, clinging to swamp water and oil smeared leather as crowds mobbed him. Photographers clicked while onlookers asked questions, and Big Frank Roth and others aided Hamilton amid the chaotic scene near government tents and a South Ferry approach.
In La Porte Indiana on June 14 a three year old girl Helen Lloyd pleaded for Speaker Cannon to be delivered from insurgents. Her father, Mr Lloyd of St Joseph Michigan, conveyed the child’s prayer and Cannon replied noting the family’s wit.
Fire of mysterious origin destroyed the lo y ety and food stable of Helmann i Heimann in Fyanaville Tid June 14. An auto party of society iris discovered the blaze and alerted the watchman Amlesp who roused the few animals and aided in saving several horses from the flames valued around $10,000.
Declaration reports Colonel Weber and staff stating Estrada forces seized, with General Matity and allied prisoners transferred to Managua. The report claims Balvada losses and a naval warning to avoid firing on the town as the steamship Imperator carried officials and feared further captures.
Reports from Waubinsinn and Lima describe U S and British actions amid Nicaragua tensions and Pearl Harbor forecasts. In London Prime Minister Asquith announced talks between Liberals and Conservatives on House of Lords power and a plan to modify the royal oath to accommodate Roman Catholics.
Holabach of Salt Springs plans a gold prospecting tour on his farm at Youngstown on June 14. For nine years traces of gold appeared in farm mandates but the land has never been mined. He bought a pack of geese to aid the search and hopes to find gold before investing in mining equipment.
An inventive mail carrier unveils a magnetically powered storage unit promising to replace trolley systems and vastly improve power delivery. The concept aims to streamline urban transport with a portable, rechargeable battery platform under development in Washington.
In Montreal on Victoria square a water tank crashed through the Florald building, sending debris to the basement. About 275 workers, including 35 from the ald bindery and composing room, were affected as floors collapsed. Firemen and police aided rapid rescue while gas pipes fed flames. losses estimated near a million dollars, mostly insured.
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