20 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
1
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Tacoma dispatch reports St. Michael port still trapped by ice with no vessels able to reach it for nearly a week. Several steamers and ships including Victoria and Santa are awaiting conditions on the Yukon mouth to ferry passengers and cargo, while Dawson and Fairbanks receive limited arrivals and pardons amid the stalled transit through the icy North.
Report from Berlin states that a secret operation performed yesterday by Professor Blot inside the palace is officially contradicted. The cater has no boll and no operation occurred. Documents indicate no blood loss, only watery matter, while questions arise about a marriage rumor and hidden motives.
United States responds to Senor Madriz protests over Commandant Gilmer and the blockade at Bluefields. Secretaries Knox and Taft pursue policy statements reflecting US interests and neutrality rules. Diplomatic notes circulate to Latin American governments amid claims of sympathies for the Madriz faction.
Report from Puebla details the unearthing of ten earthen jars by workers on the former Carmelo convent site. Authorities claim the jars held more than 100000 in gold and silver coinage. Two workers have been captured and some money recovered. the remainder case involves a historic trial over 160 years old.
Washington 20. Secretary of State Knox will not accept the nomination for governor of Tennessee on the Republican ticket. The move ends friction with Taft and insists on Knox remaining in the cabinet. Rumors had linked Representative John Vener and State Senator W Crowe as likely candidates, with Pennsylvanian leaders signaling support for Tener if chosen.
A long, uneven summary of 1910 appropriations shows Governor Hughes cutting only 4710.714 from the 1910 allotments, with total government expenses exceeding last year by over 5 million dollars. The piece traces treasury surpluses wiped out during Hughes' four years, cites former Comptroller Glynn, and notes the automobile tax impact and legislative delays through May 27.
Ex president Franklin D Roosevelt plans private life with biweekly sessions at The Outlook Office to receive callers. He will not discuss politics or public duties, saying his life from now on is absolutely private. visitors, arrangements, and his African trip are avoided topics.
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Report from Frisco dated June 20 notes Jebl Fang’s rose sumlay and J tck Jahnsen’s visit to Seat Rock. Rickard, with mayor and lawyers, remains hopeful despite murmurs that Governor may declare martial law if legal moves escalate.
U.S. authorities along the Mexican border receive instructions from Washington to intensify vigilance against unlawful assemblies. The looming Mexican presidential election next Sunday and the arrest of Fracisco Madero near Monterey heighten border tensions and fears of refugee uprisings on the Texas side.
Pittsburg man Hinckley, linked to a $2,000,000 embezzlement scheme, was arrested in Indianapolis after checks and hotel registration surfaced. Adams, a Union detective from Pittsburg, arranged the arrest following a telephone tip. Hinckley appeared later in the detective bureau rooms.
Mississippi begins strict boll weevil quarantine inspections for all travelers from Texas. The move requires proof of pest-free belongings before entry, prompted by reports from University of Vetas student Rowan and department inspections.
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