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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
5
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Seattle June 21 Archdeacon Hudson Stick a Episcopal missionary who sailed from Fairbanks Alaska reached the summit of Mt McKinley June 7. The private telegram recalls his party including Karaleun Tatum Walter Harper and others completing ascent observations and readings to permit a close approximation of the peak’s true altitude. The party raised the American flag on the upper basin and noted the northeast ridge as the only feasible approach, amid earthquake damage and danger.
Franklin June 20 A bonfire to burn litter started in a storage building attached to the United States hotel causing about 1800 in property damage. Firefighters arrived after a 16 minute call and prevented spread to surrounding frame structures. Owner costs split between Kurt and the Bleakley estate with insured coverage in place.
The city tax for 1013 is payable at the office of the city treasurer. A one percent abatement is allowed on all city taxes if paid on or before July 1, 191%. Appointment of Mitchell W legal Albany June 21. John Mitchell's appointment as state labor commissioner by Governor Sulker was declared illegal by the court of appeals.
A six year old Casimir Cast, barefoot on Hagt Fitteanth street, was crushed beneath a freight train car while crossing to a nearby field for wild strawberries to bring his mother a birthday gift. His brother Felix, eleven, witnessed the tragedy as the engine halted after the driver heard the boy’s screams. Despite brave efforts by railroad crew and Nurse Mis, Casimir died at Mamot hospital after a two hour battle for life. His sister Virginia arrived at the bedside as the child whispered to tell mamma he loved her.
Drs Greenlee advertise as the only licensed physicians in Corry for spinal adjustment therapy. They report all patients treated successfully with hours 8:30 to 11:80 a m and 3 to 6 p m, other hours by appointment, in Horn Building Room in Bell 285 and Aoue 240-2.
Rome reports it is probable Porter Charlton, the American who killed his wife and disposed of her body in Lake Como years ago, will be examined by Italian authorities. They may deem him insane and arrange his transfer to an American asylum. The Italian government may agree due to claims of 60,000 Italians in American asylums vs 100 Americans in Italian institutions, a dispute left unresolved for years.
New York June 21 The weekly trade review notes increased activity in distribution of merchandise due to favorable weather and a slightly improved wholesale demand. Iron and steel show a revival while demand remains fair in other sectors. Crude steel remains abundant and leather markets ease with expected further concessions amid a broad dulling of domestic markets. Commercial failures rise to 261 from 959 last week.
A 65 year old man, William Jarvis, fell from his bedroom window in Mt Carmel, Pennsylvania, dying from a broken neck after a dictionary toppled from the sill. Witnesses suggest he leaned out and lost balance following the book’s movement during the night. The incident occurred June 21. A separate Fresno note reports a meteorite fragment taken for assay by Fred Wik near Bakeraleli, claimed to be crystallized gold, with quartz-like appearance and minor depth details observed during well digging.
Uniontown Pa June 21 Testimony in the impeachment inquiry expands over alleged bribery and liquor influence in Fayette County. Ex Sheriff Samuel Frock testified about a planned merger of Fayette County brewing firms and a secret committee behind a 60000 booze fund. Judge Umbel denied improper conduct while denying knowledge of the committee.
An advertisement for Andrew S McKelydy, D. C., office No. 2 Park Place, markets chiropractic healing for conditions including appendicitis, asthma, constipation, catarrh, diabetes, deafness, goiter, hay fever, headaches, rheumatism, infantile paralysis, and spinal curvature among others.
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