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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
The notice cites dubious advertising rates and political bribery chatter tied to the 28th district. It mentions a $41,000 price for a congressional nomination and hints at alleged vouchers tied to figures in New York. The piece closes with editorial quotes about boasting and money making.
The article reports displeasure among Pennsylvanians toward Moss Gulty and Hosa Penrose slate at Allentown and Harrishire conventions. Treasurer John O. Sheaty denounces the Penrose-Gully ticket and urges an independent ticket endorsing Theodore Roosevelt style reform, stronger farmer and worker protections, and anti corruption.
A Pennsylvania freight train No 97 derailed last night near town at about 7 10 p m pulling apart cars and causing track damage. Erie wrecking crews and a Warren work train cleared the line. service resumed by 10 p m with no extensive track damage reported.
The body of Ellis Simcox a 52 year old well known Warren county country school teacher was found on Pine Creek near Enterprise at 7 Tuesday. Coroner Harry Hatch of Pleasantville ruled death due to apoplexy. investigators Grover McDonald and Ernest Lower prepared the inquest. The body was in a badly decomposed state. The coroner’s inquest proceeded this morning.
An old warning style notice promotes Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor claiming corns vanish in twenty four hours. It urges readers to keep the product name visible and notes it is sold by druggists and a specific seller.
Jamestown. Lyman Wade aged 13 died instantly after his brother Farland Wade 18 inadvertently shot him with a shotgun while they were at the Moon home to shoot crows. The incident occurred in West Oak Hill with the boys nephews of Arthur O. Ware a leading attorney and district representative.
Washington DC June 10 The Commerce Commission announced it will not suspend the official classification No 6 for over six thousand items and the schedule will become operative July though earlier notices suggested a delay.
In Rome a deputy from the first division of the chamber collapsed and died during a speaking session. The incident occurred as colleagues watched in the chamber, with no immediate details on cause released.
A brief notice reports the death of Dic d'Orleans cousin at Wimbledon. The excerpt notes a boy aged six, with a prior illness lasting about a week, in terse obituary style.
A small boy quotes a line from the Wavylington Star: a euphemism that explains a man staying with the tea free fence rather than admitting he is out of work. The fragment reflects local reading of a social tension.
In New Castle the Lake Shehoult meeting’s second day produced a bitterly fought 1418 trot won by Baron Arnold after a strong rally from third place. Four thousand spectators attended as track conditions and pacing sums played out, with notable times and odds listed for multiple horses in the event and related heats.
John Lambing died in Pittsburg early this morning after a serious illness. He was reportedly at the Home Hotel in Pittsburg when illness worsened. his family and doctors feared for his condition. The body will be brought to Cory at 4 o clock tomorrow morning for burial with his wife and son Wilbur present.
Harvard's eight oar crew defeated Yale in the freshman race by more than three lengths. The Crimson finished with a time around 20 12, securing victory in this early-season matchup reported by the Journal.
Fyola Guilford aged years, of Lickingville Clarion county, died after a rattlesnake bit her hand while picking strawberries with a neighbor girl. A doctor was called and efforts to save her failed as the arm swelled and she suffered greatly before death.
Special to the Journal reports officers captured a suspect in the Alms Kollner murder case. The arrest followed a tip leading to a June morning detainment in Bayton, Ohio near Loutaville. Authorities vow ongoing pursuit of additional leads.
A new vaudeville program titled The Radium Dance features the Shermans, Wilcox and Gilmore in novelty acts at the Library Theater for two more nights. The showcase combines musical comedy and stage novelty for local audiences.
Wednesday's market drew buyers and many sellers in Corry with fresh cheese and poultry items advertised from Tuesday. Complaints about higher prices at the market threaten shopper confidence, though locals say Corry participants have shown strong turnout and interest.
Knights of Pythian and Pythian sisters will hold a harvest festival at Recreation Park Cotwmus on July 44. Proceeds support friendly activities. Attendees may bring baskets and enjoy lemonade, ice cream and tumblers. Committee notice.
A July Hillside Play Day encourages Warren County residents to take a day off for a fun event at ELAM ide. Mr D by Vals and Mise Anna M Baxter of To-Day's Magazine promise novel features and entertainment to attract all with friends.
Aidjourned meeting of the stock holders will be held in the office of O L Alexander Manager at six o clock Monday evening July 11 for election of fifteen stockholders and other business Members are requested to consign their proxies at once. Lice products advertised for poultry and chicks are promoted in a separate cluttered insert.
An advertisement touts Dr Detebon’s relief for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming radical cures within days. It says action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious with first doses bringing great benefits. Sold by Durham Drug Co at 75 cents and $1. Ads encourage readers to look in the Wants and Classifieds.
A lawn social hosted by St Thomas Church last evening drew a large crowd. The Kapella Band provided music and the Tailors cleared about 150 dollars from the event with ample ice cream and refreshments available.
Classified ad from Wood's Fulton Fish Market at 107 North Center Street listing fresh cod, halibut, haddock, and other seafood with low prices. Includes phrases about net caught fish and daily deals for buyers.
Wilbur P Merritt warns all persons not to harbor or pursue his wife Maude, left his bed and board without provocation. Public notice from Recreation Park Columbus July Fourth day event promises boating fishing and dancing, with best wishes for all.
A garbled block of classified style notes lists for sale and rent items. It mentions homes or storefronts at various streets and corners and offers contact prompts for buyers and renters. The readable fragments point to property listings and wanted signs in a neighborhood.
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