Corry Evening Journal publication details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal notes its daily except Sunday publication from Traction Building Center 3rd, Corry Pennsylvania, with mailing options by mail at 1.00 yearly and 6 cents per issue in advance. Advertising rates are listed including annual and weekly charges, with deadlines and service guidance.
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Corry
Journal
Traction Bldg
Center
Mall
Erry
Elie
Garris Burg Patriot Calls Out State Hospital Spending
The Garris Burg Patriot criticizes Governor Tener for approving further funds to a state hospital commission in Trtteraville despite $1,709,000 spent with little to show. Editorial notes a 16 million spend with few results and urges investigation. The piece also reports Bradford city council’s move to draft a municipal telephones bill and quotes political maneuvering around the Harrisburg session and the Clark commission bill.
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Garris Burg
Tyner
Trtteraville
Wnt
Tim
Suffragette Education Class Offered by Mrs Belmont
Mrs. Perry Belmont plans a suffrage era farming lesson for a class of 20 on Long Island, highlighting practical farming training for women and promoting civic participation in the 1900s. The note hints at parades and slogans like Vote for Women as rural reform ties into broader reform debates of the period.
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Perry Belmont
Long Island
Benton Tom Frnete
Titusville Courier
Doings at the State Capital
Harelsbirg reports session 1011 opening with lengthy deliberations and many bills introduced in both houses. Proposals include a commission form of government for third class cities, funds for the University of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia port improvements, and measures on homeopathic hospitals, motor vehicle regulation, and liquor sales in social organizations. Several bills move from committees, including a constitutional highway improvement resolution.
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Harelsbirg
Almust
Holls
Senate
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Rugersville
Leh
Lohish
Wma
Tech Senate
Judiciary Genoclil
Hanson
McKean
Jones
Siequehanna
State High Way Commission
Wilson
Dottarion
Kern
Ab Montgomery
Sqwifield
Rouse
Beagar
Mre. Walton
Adan
Alleehony
Maronis
Jon
Toyal
Clue
Erie Cathedral Under Guard Threats During Lent
March 1 report notes four Catholic churches robbed at night with no police warning issued. Erie Cathedral and other parishes increase patrols as priests guard altars and sacred items. Sacred Heart and St Michael’s reported two stones stolen from Sacred Heart’s ostensorium. motive appears tied to altar desecration rather than value.
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St. Peter's
Ely
Polfet
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Church
Lini
Mather Boner
Thay
Drake
Jamestown Honors Firemen Night Of Tribute In 1930s Era
Jamestown N Y March 2 A banquet honored the citys volunteer fire department with a parade through Main Street to Third and Mato Streets. V B Porter chaired the committee Arthur Wade served as toastmaster. Mayors and other officials spoke praising the volunteers long service before the shift to a paid department.
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Aamestown
N.Y
Tamestown
Uring Volunteer Fire Department
HB. V. Porter
Arthur CQ. Wade
Carlson
James J. Weeka
Frank H- Mout
Main Street
Mato
Pall
Rumor Wood Is Still Alive Headlines Hoax Claim
Headline from March 1 claims Ed ward Wood glycerin shooter or Edward Wood alive after an explosion near Tun December 24 2010. A rumor says an insurance representative found Wood in St Louis Missouri and paid a $2000 life policy to Mrs Wood about a week earlier.
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Edward Wood
Sears Roebuck Cuts A Million Dollar Dividend
Chicago report states Sears Roebuck & Company cut a ten million dollar dividend to stockholders. The move increases capital stock from forty million to forty million, with new shares allocated to prevent concentration among holders. The firm, founded to succeed a decade older mail order business, serves Western farmers and has long shown strong profits.
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Chicago
Mary
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Chic Jcago
Hants
New York
Chicago Exchange
Wall Street
Tata
Ils
Nvw
Minnesota
Woman dies after swallowing ammonia in Titusville crisis
Ninaville Pa March 1 Mise Allen Wood 57 died at Titusville hospital at 6 am Wednesday from effects of swallowing spirits of ammonia taken during pain delirium. She visited from Buffalo ten days ago, had chronic headaches, attempted to bathe her head with a potion, throat swollen, conscious until death. Born in New Hampshire, raised by grandparents, then lived with aunt Mrs W J Grandin in Tidloite. Surviving brother J G Wood of Cambridge Springs. Body to Tidloite for burial.
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Ninaville
Mise Allen Wood
Titusville Hospital
Misa Wood
Jang Hertrup
Buffalo
W. J. Grandin
Tidloute
J. G. Wood
Cambridge Springs
Moose Apply for Charter for Lodge No 47
The Moon Clik of Unto City seeks a charter to form the Moose Building Association of Lodge No 47. Directors include Maroni A. Powers Morton George Tryon Charlow Larson and Thomas Savage. Stock details show George holds large shares and Andrew Downnith owns 1, shares valued at 26 dollars each with total value around 7000 dollars. A 6000 dollar block on Main street and 1000 dollars for club rooms and buildings are noted. The promoters aim to advance the association and property plans.
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Register and
Charles M. Stride
Court House
Moose Huilding Association
Lodge No. 47
Cre Sar
Moose
Maroni A. Powers
Coasts O) Morton
George A. Tryon
Charlow A. Plarson
Thomn Savage
Gietorge
Andrew Downnith
Kinle
Yealy Block
Kelek Hilldiing
Main Street
Hing
Edo
Electric Co Plans Trolley Line To Millcreek Plant
The Pennsylvania General Electric Company proposes an independent trolley system to serve its new plant east of the city. Incorporators including J M Sherwin Dortuan Weaver W J Burgess Harry Bohnwerk and Frank Brown will seek a charter from Gov Tanner on March 24. The line would extend to the new track laid east of the plant in Millcreek and Harborcreek townships, reserving rights for construction maintenance operation and transport of passengers freight and mails.
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Pennsylvania Genewl Electric Company
Leaye
Tno
J. M. Sherwin
Dortuan, Weaver
W. J. Burgess
Harry Bohnwerk
Frank Brown
Taner
Jckx
General Electric Company
Millcreek
Harborcrept
St 4Ndard
Expen
Frolsht
Bradford City Favors Own Telephone Service
Bradford Pa The city council approved a resolution introduced by Councilman Raub authorizing the city to draft a bill permitting municipalities to own and operate telephone systems within their towns. The measure aims to submit the proposal to Harrisburg representatives for consideration at the current session.
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Akdford
Marolygd
Lkmuethe
Raton
Mr. Raub
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Somloy
Case Settled After Pawn Charge in Wayne County
The case involved Charles Rosy and a watch pawned with W A Steen. Simmons of Wayne claimed the watch but the warrant was refused. The hearing was scheduled but the prosecutor paid costs and withdrew the charge before the morning session. Mrs Stuon ran a careful pawnbroking business and faced risk from the event.
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Uume
Charles Rosy Pawnef
W. A. Steen
Lown Thareon
Simmons
Wayne
Sid
Bicon
Stuon
Special Bargain Scattered in Tap-Like Text Fragments
A garbled OCR style note mentions a bargain and various unclear phrases. It reads as a scrambled mix of names, places, and nonsensical terms with reference to a price HV100 and a possible shop or locale. No clear event, person, or organization is identified.
Notice to Stockholders Corry Hospital Asopia lion
Stockholders are notified the annual meeting of Corry Hospital Asopia lion will be held at the Hospital on Wednesday March 11 1911 at eight o clock p.m. Election of Board of Directors for the ensuing year includes J P Canby, Secretary.
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Corry Hospital
Asopia
Lion
Bowral
J.P. Canby
Seo
Fashion advertisement for Suayple Book and clothing
An advertisement from A. I. Messenger & Hon at 212 W Main Street Corry PA promotes a spring clothing book. It highlights low prices and fine workmanship for tian é style garments.
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A. I. Messenger & Hon
Main Street
Corry
Pains
Notice of monthly delinquent taxes due to city controller
The notice states that a monthly delinquent tax amount is to be delivered to the city controller by noon on the first day of each month. F. Modras serves as city controller.
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Corry
F. Modras
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