Italian worker crushed under railroad car loses leg
Yesterday afternoon a young Italian man, George Goshla, crawled under a Pennsylvania Railroad siding car and slept as a switch was moved. He was crushed when the engine pulled out cars and was severely injured, with surgeons later amputating his leg below the knee. He was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment.
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Not Heavy Losses Yet Many Reported In Lightning Claims
Reports arriving today describe three additional stock losses and widespread damage from electrical storms. While Joywen interests faced significant risk, overall property losses were not excessive, though horse fatalities were the heaviest in years. The Patrons Mutual Insurance Society notes scattered claims across the region.
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Thief Not Arrested But Car Found Near Union City
A Warren man’s stolen car, reported by Union City as stolen, was recovered a mile from Union on the road to Waterford. A young man, about 20, wearing a brown suit, left the car with a farmer to keep it safe while he bought batteries in Union City and vanished. The vehicle was later located and driven back to Warren. farmers and local reports credited various sightings as the search narrowed. A $25 reward was offered for the recovery, and the owner faced a confusing scene as locals claimed credit for finding the car.
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Local veterans join special train to reunion southward
Veterans from Corry and Clymer districts ride Sunday to the reunion. More than a hundred Civil War survivors from Clymer Sherman Pandinn and points south travel withArle and Corry contingents on the Buffalo division. Some choose the night cooler ride. D R Marvin George Marks and Willard Clark among those left behind. Tomorrow Judge J Barker and Thomas H Brown go as two more Corry delegates.
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Italians Accused Of Harassing Local Girls At Carnival
Report describes multiple Italian men following two young girls near Maple Avenue and South Street as they walked home from a friend. A boy joined them, and one man allegedly made indecent advances on a girl on Washington Street. Officers Spingue and others pursued the suspects as part of an ongoing case tied to carnival behavior.
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Police Scrutinize Cap Pistol Sales in Corry
Corry police are tasked with investigating the sale of toy cap pistols amid repeated public complaints. The 1881 act bans sales to children under sixteen and the stricter 1911 rules strengthen enforcement. City councils meet tonight and may address restricting sales to eligible buyers.
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Big crowd at park on Sunday draw local visitors
Several hundred Corry residents spent Sunday at Colinbs Lake after the park on Dr Rich farm opened for visitors. The crowd toured the grounds with baskets and enjoyed the day as planners finish amenities. The site, near the trolley line, promises further improvements for community outings.
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Attendance at Reunion Expects Thousands of Confederate Veterans
Gettysburg June 30 Colonel J M Schoonmaker head of the commission in charge of the big Bie and Gray reunion told reporters that the 50 000 veteran attendance estimate would be surpassed by several thousand. He said more would arrive tonight and many were already coming on Tuesday. General Young of Louisville Ky arrived and was welcomed by a parade as the camp filled with booths and concessions amid heat readings doctors remained vigilant for the opening celebration tomorrow.
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