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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to vests, vents, ribbed fabric, sizes and prices unreadable. No coherent event or entities to anchor a summary. content appears as garbled inventory notes rather than a reportable item.
Fragmented OCR text offers puzzling phrases about doing, getting, and varying things with no clear event or names. The readable parts hint at a dialogue or note but lack coherent details or dates, leaving only scattered fragments.
The jury found Frank Schermerhorn guilty of murder in a Cane County case. Mrs Schermerhorn, described as a young wife, fainted during the trial and was revived. Prosecutors argued she intended to hand her husband a venomous substance to kill him, while she claimed the motive was unclear. The court room was crowded as the verdict was delivered in the late evening.
The Ohio State Democratic Convention will renominate Governor Harmon as the party's candidate. Delegates gather to endorse his leadership and expected campaign for another term.
A fragmentary report from Dayton describes the Ohio Democratic state convention opening last evening with temporary chairmanship by Atdew Pomerone of Canton and committee appointments. Pomerone’s address was to set the keynote for the upcoming campaign and Governor Harmon’s leadership on reform and economy. The piece notes criticism of the Payne-Aldrich tariff and hints at the political tensions within the party and references to alleged Republican excesses and calls for reform.
Traveler from Indianapolis recounts meeting Colonel Roosevelt on the Kaiser Wilhelm ship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Roosevelt appeared buoyant and hopeful about a future presidency. A high church service incident involving a candy at the altar sparked comment on his political stature. Also notes Kilner's Berlin arrival by automobile and a palace visit.
Paris June 23 a Paris government committee approved a plan to hold an international exhibition in Paris with a focus on industrial and commercial sectors. The proposal urges the event to run in 1030 and aims to showcase advancements and trade opportunities.
A Wisconsin fishing tug seized Michigan deputy warden Petit and locked him in the hold as the tug sailed away. Osborn pursued, a long chase ensued, and Petit was later landed ashore. Michigan officials report no further pursuit until the vessel reenters Michigan waters.
Waterbury Connecticut February 2 The Athol National Bank president Thomas H Goodspeed claims he will cover the expenses of and arrange burial for his long lost brother Philemon P Goodspirit aged 79 who died at the Brookside home in Waterbury. The brother, a watch repairer by trade, had been absent for twenty years and was believed dead. He will be buried in Allston Massachusetts after burial arrangements with Superintendent Henry W Atwood.
A fragmented report notes the Sherley bankruptcy bill amendment moving through Congress. The measure aims to establish a uniform national bankruptcy system under federal authority, with action by Howie and the president and a possible Senate passage today.
Fragmentary note suggests Patrick selected the shamrock as Ireland’s emblem around 434 A.D., reflecting early symbolic ties between Ireland and the legendary saint.
Mrs Humphrey Ward, famed novelist, is mentioned in connection with the Agni suffrage movement. The brief item highlights her stance or involvement amid ongoing debates on women's rights and civic participation. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
London June 22 Deputations from the Nui Union for Woman's Suffrage and the National Anise pledge pressed universal suffrage. They urged passage of the suffrage bill introduced by Mr. Davie Shackleton and argued the imperial stakes must not delay justice for women. The prime minister noted individual views and cautioned against expecting government conversion.
Albany reports lawmakers prepare a bill to enact a direct tax based on Governor Hughes’s plan to raise 2,655,000 for state needs. A second measure would adjust the registration process and adopt progressive features the governor opposes, reflecting party divisions as two bills are drafted.
Albany June 22 Wied G love of New Tuyen Conn was appointed zoologist in the serene division of the state education department by Commissioner Andrew S. Draper. He graduated from Yale in 1904.
The New York Central plans major track extensions and new stations in Rochester and surrounding areas as part of a $39 million bond backed equipment program. Proposals include widening the West Shore and Lake Shore routes, adding roundhouses, new car and machine shops, and building a Rochester station. Also reported: an explosion at Kittanning Steel injuring Clarence Hill, 48, who is hospitalized and expected to recover.
London reports the Tally Wix press notes it is probable that the coronation of King George will occur in May 1911. The note reflects early speculation from a London desk about royal events.
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