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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
1
Four percent returns advertised by Warren National Banking by Mail emphasizing mail service. The notice highlights simple open account options and convenient savings, inviting customers to inquire at the Warren bank office.
A Pittsburgh municipal court hears a case involving a daughter attending with her father, both charged with misdemeanors. The defendant father, James Joy, and Mrs Clash McGreth face penalties after a deputy explains the daughter sought to end a relationship said to involve another woman. A $60 bond is imposed and the court pursues the matter.
Charles White age 18 and Albert Holtingstine age 17 were arrested in Mahoma City Oklahoma March 1 after an alleged spree of robberies including a local meat market and a store. They reportedly planned to travel to Olliholm with a crowd to become bandits.
An unsigned dispatch from March 1 reports that John Hays Hi will be named ambassador by King George of England to a designated country. The note hints at a ceremonial coronation plan and a prominent Sylend of Pranident Tat role.
Washington dispatch reports Senator La Fayette Young harshly denounces Canadian reciprocity as a ploy to confer U S citizenship on Canadians and manipulate liquor and bread costs. He argues the plan benefits few and would not meaningfully lower living costs while attacking wheat market speculation and farm hardship.
The American four masted schooner Sumwbridge, under Captain Arey from Rockland Maine, sprang a leak about 280 miles off Bermuda on Thursday and sank shortly after. Captain Arey and his crew were rescued by the Numalan Yeusal and taken to safety.
In Rome on March 1 Bishop Kennedy celebrated Musa at the American college with Festor Kennedy acting in the pontifical register. The event drew students from the college, Philadelphia Catholics, and many Americans in Rome. Lodgings were arranged in Japan for some attendees.
Two armed masked men boarded Iron Mountain passenger No 4 at Saint Louis last night at 8 o clock binding the expressman and looting the safe of money and valuables before escaping into a snowstorm near Tower Grove. The extent of the loss could not be learned.
Madrid march 1 an impending political rift deepens as Spain faces crisis over religious orders expulsion and church control. The cabinet will tackle the Vatican stance and cortes discussions, with officials noting Rome’s line while observers warn of severe consequences for sovereignty.
The Senate ended a lengthy deadlock with a unanimous consent on the Lorimer case to vote at 1:30 pm. A gentleman’s agreement pledges no filibuster against a permanent tariff commission, while reciprocity remains unchanged. Insurgents claim momentum toward passing the tariff bill before adjournment, with Lorimer allies pleased by the outcome though postmaster funds and rates loom as lingering issues.
Donald Hendrie, former University of Pennsylvania rower and assistant superintendent at a Quanaco asphalt plant, died in University Hospital from injuries after an explosion on July 18 that destroyed a hut housing dynamite. He was 47 and helped rescue machinery as the blast occurred.
Partial OCR text reports disruptions at Lanaford shops of the Ewhizh Company and Navigation in Minos Tamnyah Pennsylvania due to a railway agitation. Eight hundred? items and machinery were affected as a result of the disturbance impacting coal collieries in Panther Creek Valley.
Fortieth fifth year listing shows First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania chartered August 6 1864 for 20 years extended August 6 1884 for 20 years re extended August 6 1904 for 20 years. Officers listed are C W Jamieson president and G T Cornero cashier.
Advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless preparation that digests heavy meals in minutes and relieves heartburn gas belching and nausea. Promises rapid cure of indigestion and stomach discomfort with a 50 cent bottle and wallet-friendly, day or night relief for the whole family.
Tampa, March 1. Lincoln Beachy, piloting a Belmont airframe, nearly died as he crashed during a night flight amid dense smoke. A sag on the bottom wing failed to hold, allowing him to survive. only two acetylene searchlights were operational during the perilous attempt to land near the Tampday hotel.
Carter Harrison Jr and Charity Merriam emerge as Chicago’s mayoral nominees from party primaries. Harrison leads with a 1 697 plurality while Merriam posts a 28 120 edge, amid a record turnout in the first direct voting test. Heavy rains and violent incidents mark a turbulent election day as about 250 000 ballots are cast.
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