18 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
1
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R G Dun reports cheerful signs in major trade centers driven by weather, with iron showing gains as orders for pig iron rise and railroads place substantial business. Open hearth demand stays strong, wire products rise, and merchant pipe buying continues. Dry goods steady though cotton goods markets firm, leather prices soft, and footwear demand small. Domestic commercial failures drop from 240 to 219 in the U S and rise from 6 to 24 in Canada.
James Mooney a noted Buffalo real estate man and former public works official died at his Johnson Park home from a complication of diseases. His brother Henry Mooney, also a real estate man and former business partner, was shot at the Lafayette hotel hours earlier and died later in custody.
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt arrives in New York hailed by thousands. Mayor Gaynor and a large civic and political contingent greet him on shore and amid a sweeping land parade along Broadway and Battery to welcome home the statesman and hunter as ships, salutes, and crowds fill the riverfront and streets.
Forty fifth year record outlines the First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania. Chartered August 6, 1864 for twenty years. Re extended August 6, 1904 for twenty years.
A vivid procession through Washington honors military campaigns with young veterans and civic groups marching from Capitol to Firehouse Street. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt join at the Alexander home, while Colonel Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay. The day closes with quiet expectations for a forthcoming wedding and calm after public festivities.
Austrian authorities plan strong actions against Standard Oil through its subsidiary Vueinm Oil Co as it asserts impact on domestic refining and sales. Officials seek to terminate the estrangement that interferes with locomotive operations and restrict Standard’s activities by more than eighty percent.
Washington June 18 The United States government will pay Richard A Parr deputy director of the port of New York a reward of $100000 for uncovering a fraud in the customs service The reward was announced by the Wrensley department and will be drawn from the moiety fund authorized by Congress for such contingencies.
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