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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1913

Page

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Lightning Strikes Cause Barn Fires and Cattle Deaths

A violent electrical storm last night struck three barns south of the city, destroying two on WW Crosby’s Sparta township farm and another near Loren Fish at Huel's Corners. Cattle perished on Leeds Miller’s property near Concord, withInsured losses reported. Lightning also damaged trees, a flagstaff, and storefronts as locals witnessed the damage and injuries.

Beit Dayere WW. B. Crosby Sparta Township Loren Fish Huel Leeds Miller Concord Ajinder Washington Street Second Ward Harlow Hardware Company Brownell Shop Company Homer Rogers Howe Brook Street Abe Sherwood Simmons Rogers Simmons J. She Quilty

Five arrested at Columbus in mooneye spear case

State Fish Warden J P Albert led action with Constable T J Messenger in Columbus delivering warrants to Ross Jewell Lindstrom Johnson and Lynch for spear fishing in Moxwelly near Treokenstraw below Erie Bridge. All pleaded guilty. fines and costs totaled 28.85 each. Additional prosecutions anticipated in the area.

J. P. Albert T. J. Messenger Columbus Messrs Ross, Jewell, Lindstrom Johnon Lynch Moxwlly Trokenstraw Erle 1 Re Bridge Albert Mesbenger Issa Johnsonburg

Bessemer Detective Here Today

Detective Clarke of the Bes seter railroad with Albion HQ arrived in Warren by a 30 roadster to investigate a missing suit case possibly stolen by Italian workers or misdelivered from Albion. The bag belonged to a woman from Chautauqua and allegedly held valuable items. Searches of local work camps found no trace of the case bag.

S. 1 Clark Besseter Albion Warren Clarke Geome Ttalians Love and Son Vhis City Chautauqua

Drunken Italian Armed With Shotgun Kept Campsters in Check

Salvatore Jeani, an Italian laborer at the Inboréra camp near Centerville, drank heavily and seized a double barreled shotgun. He menaced workers and foremen, was disarmed by railroad detective Captain Conover, and jailed after Justice Patton set a $1,000 bond. He was transported to Meadville.

Centerville Salvatore Jeani Titusville Leonti Mia Titmvite Conover Muckley Conover Léoni Conager Monk Meadville Ealiaty

City Councils to Meet Tonight for Ordinance Readings

Tonight an important meeting of city councils is planned in the city building chambers. On the agenda is the first reading of an ordinance for the county line of the Liberty street sewer and extension, prepared in satisfactory form and expected to pass. Also under consideration is an ordinance naming street lights locations under the new city lighting plan, likely approved tonight. The mayor and street committee will review a West Smith street residents’ request to apply an oil preventive for road dust, contingent on material supply from residents and city street department acceptance.

Liberty Street West Smith Street City Street

Collision Between Auto and Bicycle Results Unknown

The report describes a collision involving a car and a bicycle on Main Street near Grandin and A. Hy Matijo. The cyclist was thrown from the wheel but did not suffer injuries. the auto pushed the rear wheel, and the cause and details remain unclear from the damaged text.

Attornson He Grandin A. Hy Matijo Kia Cadillan Vol

Miller Biplane Exhibitions Planned for Corry

A plan launched to bring the Miller biplane to Corry for two exhibition flights within two to three weeks. Clarence R. Rogers and Martin Miller visited Irvine for preliminary talks and pilots W. C. Miller and Rogers demonstrated control and precision in a flight over nearby fields. Local business leaders pledged substantial contributions to host the show, aiming for two demonstrations on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons during the machine’s week in town.

Miller Clarence Rogers Corry Eeason Accordancs Clarence R. Rogers Irvine Martin Miller Corry Tigers Millers Rogers W. C. Miller Projet

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