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21 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
1
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East Orange New Jersey reports that East Orange High School canceled a Friday dance at the Woman's Club to avoid color line trouble. Graduates decided the event would not occur as planned, with a meeting held to chart new plans. Rumors swirled about a colored student seeking entry and possible relocation of the dance.
Knights Templar held their annual conclave in Buffalo with a two day program. A parade along Main Street and Delaware Avenue showcased uniformed members, banners, and crowds, featuring a display of bands and regalia as guests observed the event.
Berlin reports a claimed Kaiser injury story is officially contradicted. No operation or doll on the Kaiser’s knee occurred. The Alt or has no doll and no surgery was performed. The night passed quietly with swelling and discharge described as watery.
Robert Taft, eldest son of the president, stands in headlines as Gray Yates from Yale this week, highlighting his social and academic ties.
Washington June 21 The president and Mrs Taft will close the commencement section tomorrow at Yale where they will have Robert graduate. The Tafts will leave for New Haven tonight and Charlie Taft the president's young son deputed for sale Taft might. From New Haven Mrs Taft will go to Beverly for the summer and Charlie and probably Robert will go with her. The president will return to Washington Wednesday morning and remain there a few days after Congress adjourns.
Washington Dine 8 The committee on privacy and elections discusses Lorimer charges and the reorganization of the army corps. A filibuster stymies a limited irrigation bill while nominations are confirmed. A separate local jail incident reports a man jailed for drunkenness after 900 days of offenses.
A fragmentary item from Baltimore Almanac hints at a curious letter exchange between a settler and his wife before marriage. The text appears garbled, offering no clear event, date, or names beyond implied context.
Gov Hughes asks the legislature to act on direct nomination and to finance excess state appropriations this year. He supports a progressive inheritance tax as a fix to the surplus, warns of potential veto threats, and outlines limited subjects for investigation. Bryan argues for international peace and arbitration to prevent war.
The text traces ancient ideas of diving from Alexander the Great to early helmet devices and underwater exploration. It references Aristotle, a primitive diving helmet with feathers, and 17th century Greek submarine experiments under imperial patronage, noting broad interest in underwater travel.
Unclear readable item mentions Mrs T fidUcheu JN Mitn Alexander and Crile in context of a presidency likely resigning or related to San Yenerday events.
The 1909 wedding of Miss Alexander to Mr. Henry Addison Alexander drew Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt to Fifth Avenue chapel in New York. Rough Riders in uniform escorted the bride, with men from Roosevelt’s former regiment arriving at the church amid crowds. The ceremony featured a military touch as guests watched the groom and party march in and the bride arrived with her escort.
The wedding joined Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Alexander in a church ceremony officiated by Dr. Henry M. Sanders and Rev. Gordon Russell. Guests included the Roosevelt family. reception followed at the bride’s uncle’s home with greetings to the couple. The couple’s honeymoon is planned with temporary stops before departing for unspecified future work.
Kansas City June 21 a judge laments unfair trial methods against the poor and urges public prosecutors be used like private attorneys. He calls for a two division prosecutor’s office to collect evidence of gift and of lawlessness and warns that without reform justice will be bought by wealth.
A playful exchange centers on a bet with a beautiful girl who notes her inherited beauty and wealth. She answers a compliment by asserting that her prettiness is tied to her grandfather’s money, revealing a savvy, inheritance driven personality.
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