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23 Jun 1910
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
1
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Poor Box Thief in New York Church Faces Trial
Joseph Smith, a laborer from Orange New Jersey, was charged in the Yorkville police court with robbing a Roman Catholic church poor box on East Seventy-second Street. Held on $1,000, he admitted entering the church and taking coins, claiming gratitude to the rector. magistrate Moss called him a "contemptible creature" and noted prior reformatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Smith
Orange
N. J
Moas
Yorkville
John's
Ehirch
Euat Beventy-second Street
Smith
Sexton
Michael O'Brien
Sun
Jimmy
Masgistrate Moss
St. John'n
Moss
Broith
Reformatory
Jewels Recovered in $15000 Theft Case In Washington
Washington police say they recovered jewels valued at 15000 belonging to Mrs. Rebekah Hornaby of 1716 No. W, after three weeks of watching led to the arrest of Hamilton Scott Winbush, a former coachman who confessed to the March 1 robbery. A distinct odor in Hornaby's apartments aided investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shine 2
Washington Police Insight
Mra
Rebakah Hornaby
Hamilton Scott Winbush
Winbush
Taft Postal Savings Bank Bill Clears Senate Vote
The Taft administration wins passage of the postal savings bank bill by 44 to 25 in the Senate, with presidents’ approval imminent. The law limits deposits to 100 per month and 600 per account, designates both state and federal banks as depositories, and sets a sixty day lead before effect. Only one Democrat supported the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Savings Bank
Washington
Taft
Senate
Congress
Utenor
State
Hatomal Hanke
Fife Postal Savings Fund
Hi Congress
Kuiege
Dolliver
Town Wits
la Milla Alot Beverida
Aflania
Hanberlin
Oregon
Mr. Tait
Parr in Auto Crash Shakes Yonkers Officials
Deputy Surveyor Richard Parr and his wife and niece were injured when a Mutual Taxteah company wagon backed into their car on Midland Avenue Yonkers New York. The collision shattered six vehicles and caused serious injuries including lacerations and a crushed hand. The crash was blamed on a broken steering wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonker Yonkers
N. Y
Richard Parr
Port of New York
Parr
Midland Avenue
Musual Taxteah Company
West Hughtieth Street
New York City
Getha Anton
Mexico's Declaration Lost in Search for Independence
A June report from Mexico City states efforts to recover the original Declaration of Independence have failed. The article notes Mexico lacked a formal declaration, proposes the document was voted away in this country or Europe, and mentions a substitute decree issued by August 1810. It also references Lord Kitchener’s potential appointment and a London posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iturbide
Mexico City
Europe
United States
North America
Mexico
Augustly
Inuetide
Moxic
Aerial Service Commences From Stuttgart to Cologne Across Cities
Aerial navigation marks a new era as Vomit Zappalin and the Deutsehlind fly a staged route through Stuttgart Manheim and Cologne with spectators greeting each stop. Tickets range 25 to 40 dollars as crowds fill streets and public dinners honor the arrival amid city decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Manheim
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Germany
Zappalin
Fredyiehsehaven
M Repilar
Sinttport
Mane Helin
Cotoune
AL Koh
Miesu
Wildvien the Chip
Zeppelin
Krayly
Roosevelt Busy Day Ends With Dinner At Sherry's
Colonel Roosevelt spent a packed day in New York visiting the Hamilton Club delegation from Chicago, meeting reporters, and attending a luncheon at the Waldorf. He then returned to the Outlook and closed with a dinner at Sherry's hosted by Robert J. Caller, attended by writers and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Club of
Chicago
Sherry's
New York
George
Mr. Roosevelt
Nolie
Hughen
Buganore Millesiine Cine
Mouwevil
Tiobite
Tetiol
Randy
Ehnut
Roosevelt
Mn Keosevine Ball
Mumberine i
Mamilius
Lyman Abbott
Sunenim
Abbott
John H. Batten
Harrion Lub
Manilton Club
Waldorf
Amorda
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevell
Afelnon
Seversl
Robert J. Caller
Soldier Infancy Confessed False Civil War Veteran Claim
G A R veteran John Briggs, a Watrous and Badger post member, admitted in Binghamton that he was a child during the 1861 war years. He was sentenced to three months in county jail after pleading mutiny to a pension fraud indictment. Briggs said he never served in the Civil War and that youthful fantasies led him to believe he was a veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Man
Binghamton
New
John Briggs
Watrous
Ube County
Gall
United States
George W. Ray
Briggs
Pineapple as an Ordinary Cultivar Discussion
The article discusses pineapple as a common cultivar, noting rarity of seed production and belief that the fruit is wholly internal. It suggests some growers may produce seedless fruit and explores varying opinions on the fruit’s true nature and potential cultivation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinsapple
First National Bank of Warren Historical Timeline
The First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania traces its charter to August 6, 1864. It extended its charter in 1884 for twenty years and again in 1904 for another twenty years, marking it as the oldest bank in Warren County with multiple renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
Twenty Persons Slightly Injured In Railroad Wreck
Twenty persons were slightly injured when a New York Chicago Express derailed on the Lehigh Valley line west of Freemnsburg. The engine and tender were wrecked, the baggage car two coaches and the Pullman derailed, all but the rear cars involved. Authorities blame heat buckling rails for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finston
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Frequinsburg
New York
Peculiar death by own action in Media sensational scene
Mrs Ellen G Basle died after drinking poison in front of her son in Media Pennsylvania Witnesses say the boy turned away as his mother asked him to fetch a soda Ar her attempt to drink in a store led to her collapse in his arms She died shortly after in hospital The incident involved Mrs Eagle and Mrs Hagle and occurred after the family traveled from Lansdowne to Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sune
Ellen G. Basle
Media
Werson
Louis
Eagle
Lansdowne
Hagle
Tn 4 Hospital
Mother dives after son rescues boy at Norwalk pier
In South Norwalk Connecticut on June 23 a mother leaped from a pier to rescue her six year old son from drowning at Fellland. Despite being hampered by clothing she and the boy were brought to shore exhausted but revived by bystanders. The mother, Mrs Poole, is known locally for prior diving feats at a public pier exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Collm
Tranklit Foote
Dleownins
Fellland
Hersm
Tiehine
Lim
Warden’s Kidnaper Free. Fisherman Cleared in Menominee
In Menominee Michigan on June 2 a fisherman named Mickelon was involved in an incident with a warden Patt. The suspect turned himself in, surrendered a victim, and obtained a license to fish Michigan waters. The case faces unclear prospects as authorities pursue the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee, Mich
Ole Mickelon
Patt
Michigan
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Stall
London
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Count Zeppelin
McEnery
John Ruskin
Wil City
Crust Company Is
City, Pa
C. W. Jamieson
F. K. Russell
Ral Wing
New York-Chicago Express
Freemansburg
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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