27 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
1
A garbled text request appears to mix words about sameness change and actions. It lacks clear names places or events to identify a distinct news item or person. No verifiable entities or specifics are present for a proper summary.
Three guests died when a fire swept through a deteriorating hotel in Auburn yesterday. Fire alarms, quick action by a revolver shot that halted the blaze, and alarms saved some lives. Edward White of Rochester and an unidentified Cayuga man were among the guests, with one woman dying after attempting to assist a man in the basement. The total loss was estimated at 11600, and many guests lost clothing and baggage.
In Vienna on June 27 Lieutenant Adolf Hofrighter confessed to hiding four capsules containing cyanide to poison about forty fellow officers including ten general staff members in hopes of promotion. He faces public execution and twenty years in prison. One officer, Captain Maddy, died from his poisoning after exposure.
Reno townsfolk flock to a night of gambling and distractions as the Palace casino and a Christian Science Church back room host roulette and other games. Rivalry turns physical when Jim Jeffries suffers a black eye in a camp confrontation, with high profile locals like Sullivan and Muldoon present amid a town-wide spectacle.
Reported that one expert will declare the youth suffering from dementia adolescence, a form of paranoia. The four alienists, in a gentlemans agreement, prepared to view Charlton’s condition and likely present an independent report by Tuesday.
A quirky scene unfolds with Mashie near the window in a wistful pose as VY watches. Mashie’s costume hints at a longing for ink, while a playful exchange about golf plans ends with a brisk departure and a smart bet.
Warden Sullivan calls Dr. Arnitx as Charlton, a young prisoner, bursts into tears and moans on the floor. The scene unfolds in a tense confinement as the doctor warns of a nervous breakdown from mental loneliness and isolation, detailing the boy’s fragile state overnight.
A Chinatown shooting riot erupts in New York as Fong and Tong factions clash. Police Captain Hodgins tightens control after multiple killings and tenement injuries during the violent outbreak at a banquet site attracting Chinese community leaders and witnesses.
Columbus June 27 Edward McGrew prisoner from Cayshort County in Ute penitentiary underwent an operation Thursday. Dr Chirk, his physician, says McGrew feels the pressure on his head lift and his mind return to normal. Pardons may form at the next meeting.
In Chicago a church dispute ended with a verdict ordering the pastor to pay Mary A Enyender four thousand dollars. The decision rejected charges tied to a former pastor and upheld the plaintiff’s claim amid the contested affair.
A brief meditation on weather, noting sunshine as delicious and rain as refreshing. The excerpt frames wind and snow as exhilarating forces, arguing there is no truly bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.
Forty fifth year record notes the First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania chartered August 6, 1864 for twenty years with extensions through 1884 and 1904. The bank’s status and long timeline are outlined.
The Social Service Commission released findings on Bethlehem Steel works condemning long hours and Sunday work. The report notes 927 injuries with 21 fatalities and 61 percent of 4181 employees earning under ten cents an hour. It urges federal action and safer, two eight hour shifts.
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