17 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
1
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A cloudburst in Tudapest destroys villages in Krassacreoreny district. Some 260 people drowned or killed when houses collapsed. Homes wiped out. Communications down as roads bridges railways and telegraphs are demolished.救
A hotel in Wilkes-Barre Pa was dynamited on June 17 causing the entire front to collapse. Several boarders sustained injuries from flying debris but escaped with minor wounds. Nearby homes also suffered shattered windows. investigators have not identified a motive or culprit. The owner, Joseph Grambow, denies enemies and cites wartime grievances. In a separate note, Winona Marshall and Charles Babb wed in Williamsport and Medley respectively. Captain Macker Babb served in the U S Marine at Tihtburg.
A June banquet honors American aviator Frank Lahm. Guests include notable figures like Santos-Dumont and Farman. A prize of 5100 is announced for the visiting pilot who wins the award named The Winds Right.
The New Mexico and Arizona debate centers on constitutional government formation and possible conference outcomes. Senate action on related bills including postal, conservation, and warehouse measures signals prolonged talks and potential adjustments between the two states.
Federal grand jury probes alleged scheme involving Wireless Telegraph Co of New York officers. Bogart and Tompkins named as executives accused of manipulating stock and funds through the company. Abram White, former United Wirea company president, reportedly under government scrutiny. Details sketchy as officials pursue charges and connections to post office inspectors and other parties.
A fragmented 1903- era note indicates telephone use in the United States more than doubled over five years from 1902 to 1907. The report references vast volumes and costs, mentioning billions of conversations and the influence of telephones on communication.
A House speech accuses a Hamburg American line executive of fixing freight prices to Europe and South America. Representative Warkington claims German authorities and the Hamburg-America company manipulate rates, detailing alleged covert influence and suppressed facts while criticizing U.S. officials and press coverage.
Hine 17. Peter Seyler, father of two men tied to the Adame murder case, was arrested after a shooting at the Seyler home on Centennial Avenue. A bullet that wounded James Seyler was fired from a revolver in the father’s hands. a witness, Willian Beyter, linked to the Adis murder, was detained.
Dispatch from Washington reports a late department note that the Tsarist decree expelling Jews from Kiev is being carried out. It says excitement is limited and many Jews remain, with Kiev's population around 1.8 million and Jews over 70,000. Dispatch notes some relocation efforts to restore legal residence rights.
Governor Gillett maintains stance amid posturing around a boxing fight delayed by court decision. Utah governor and officials weigh venue, with talks of holding the bout near Nevada border while expressing strong resolve to curb arrangements seen as evasion of legal rulings.
The governor and Attorney General Webb discuss stopping prize fights including Langford and Johnson events. Webb states violations of law may occur and orders the office to intervene to prevent the events. A separate note mentions Aylaine Merlot's military duty and movements orders to carry equipment to Paris.
Reports from Pitshire and Washington describe Secretary Knox as a potential gubernatorial candidate. Mayor Magoo cites Knox’s name without authority while Pennsylvania and GOP figures debate whether Knox would abandon his cabinet post to run. Supporters press for his entry to boost party chances. opposition warns against mixing cabinet service with state politics.
A cryptic note criticizes excess in a barren era, echoes of a social pull between wealth and value surface. The fragment hints at disdain for ostentation while questioning what truly matters in a restless world.
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