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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
2
City, June 18 Irvin Be flow narrowly escaped injury when a wagon loaded with sand, driven by Hedon hauling gravel for a Shreve factory, was struck by a westbound locomotive. Both horses were killed. Be flow jumped clear. The team was valued at five hundred dollars.
Mrs Vinnie Forte a noted nurse in this city is under quarantine at Titusville Hospital after a diphtheria outbreak developed there yesterday. One patient she aided is guarded to prevent spread while she works in the care unit within the danger zone.
This morning Martin Cassidy was arrested on a warrant sworn by A. Seamons and heard before Alderman Barker. Cassidy allegedly interfered with a household member at the Seamons home while seeking a drink from an open well. After a short hearing the case was discontinued following a settlement of the dispute with both sides agreeing.
Dr Padoll, optometrist and optician in Corry Pa, urges eye care in a persuasive ad warning that thoughtless behavior harms vision. He promotes proper glasses as easily obtainable and offers his long experience to readers.
A clash between Senator Marine of New Jersey and Quinn Marion at Wharteston West Virginia leads to shifting the state mining inquiry to Washington. Mine operators plan affidavits showing Martine’s remarks taint the probe before any evidence. Senate Labor and Education committee likely to hold a conference with subcommittee. Ken You M withdrew after Marting agreed not to participate further in examining Withhes for the operators.
United Press dispatch from Toronto reports Andrew Carnegie in Berlin sought to broker a ten year triple alliance among the United States Great Britain and Germany. The arrangement, if signed, would pledge peace and limit military buildup, with King George said to favor the plan and Carnegie’s Berlin visit hinted to pave the way.
Ennis, a 72 year old rival of Weston, arrived in town this afternoon and plans to travel to Union City tonight. He left Stamford Connecticut on June 3, traveling with his son from New York City and staying briefly in Ennis’ office as headquarters. Once he reached Ennis he rested, had shoes repaired, and set out alone for Union City, amid talk of his past skating feats and matches with Weston stretching back 35 years to London.
In Franklin on June 18 a reward of $100 was offered for information identifying the liquor dealer who sold Bartholmew three quarts of whiskey to the slayer of Supt. Crowther of the Wick Sand Up. The police refuse to reveal names and it is stated Bartholmew obtained the liquor from Adenter in the city. The announcement caused public unrest.
A letter from a party in Urle informs Toddy Umer of the identities of suspects linked to Martin charged with bigamy in Jamestown. The group, tied to recent city burglaries, is said to have used jail records, with at least two members employed there.
Yesterday afternoon Corry City Electric Light Co. workers installed conduit in front of the new Keleher Hotel for two handsome cluster lights similar to those already in place. The project aims to brighten Center Street and enhance evening visibility for pedestrians and hotel guests.
In front of the Star Garage, posts and fixtures have been ordered. The Meeting company expects to have the new lenis ready for lag by the hotel opening for Washness. Rumor says several other North Center Street concerns may install similar upgrades before season’s end.
Latest bedside reports for Clarence J. Smith indicate critical condition with no encouragement in sight. Dr. Putnam, Buffalo specialist, was summoned but offered no relief. family prepares for possible passing at any time.
Free coffee and cakes will be served all day Saturday. The notice invites community members to drop by for complimentary refreshments and light snacks.
Text reports Cory milk Condensery of Mohawk Co storing most of its product as shipments remain ahead of demand this month. Plant work at Cory and Mohawk condensaries continues, with improvements to the Cory plant inside, while storage targets supply for fall business.
Frank Ry McCraton of the Ming iapolla Journal arranged for the visit of Mr Weston who will deliver a topline lecture at the Library Theatre at 8 o clock tomorrow evening. He will travel from Taimestown and may visit the Phoenix during his stay before departing for Cambridge Springs.
Office staff of the Nu Bone Company will leave at six for Scotts Crossing to honor Miss Ora Mallory with a bridal shower and surprise. The party, about thirty strong, is in celebration of her upcoming marriage to Toward Loveland, son of mr and mrs Loveland. Wiss Muller, a former Nu Bones employee, organized the event and remains popular among colleagues in the firm’s administration.
Ottynburg June 18 An official report says President Wilken cannot attend the Gray and Blue reunion. Ex-President Taft will join the town and veterans camp at Gettysburg for at least one day opening July 4th events.
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