05 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
1
Dun and Co weekly trade review reports improved industrial conditions and a hopeful spring outlook. Production and orders rise, with open weather aiding activity. prices ease while demand for steel, rails, and cotton goods shows tentative strength.
Wolgant, eminent light heavyweight champion, signs a vaudeville deal and announces a rematch with Nelson for around 48 rounds, likely May or June. He vows not to pay opponents until a specific milestone is met, and confirms he will accept challengers only under certain conditions.
Prominent tenor Caruso is said to be disturbed after receiving a threatening letter from a Black Hand group. The communication prompted security checks and increased precautions at performances. Police declined to comment on potential suspects or motives.
The House subcommittee debates whether Peary should be rewarded for Arctic discoveries. Peary urges retirement to highest grade and proposes gases as precedents. Friends push to have his evidence published. observers expect disinterested experts to judge if he reached the pole before proceeding with any reward.
Leaders of the insurrection realize their cause in hope for peace and appeal to the United States for mediation. A dispatch from the State Department notes an American consul reports that the revolutionary government seeks a cautious end to hostilities and asks Washington to mediate.
A Philadelphia labor unrest flare spurred by the 40 000 strong union and 100 000 workers threatening a citywide strike. Police fear clashes as demonstrations loom in Independence Square. Union leaders vow a boycott targeting transit and shops while employers and city officials warn against violence and illegal demonstrations.
Albany reports Senator Jorham P Allds testified before a senate committee detailing his wealth from war time profits and property holdings. He described owning a camp at Loon Lake valued at 1400 and a Brown River acre share, with rent for his Norwich home aiding his mother. Questions linger over payments from United States Express Co. and other investments. Adjournment was scheduled for Friday as counsel planned further questioning on Allds May.
It is more than fifty times Iaeger than Japan and has a totaro of 8,080,000 square relex. Mit oF HOFOPe and the whole of northern Asia are included within its boundaries.
New York reports tenor Enrico Caruso guarded by detectives after receiving two Black Hand style letters. The caller demanded $19,000 in bills and threatened violence if he did not comply. Caruso, distressed, avoided meetings as police traced the threat while he walked Manhattan streets under watch.
Albany March 6 United States Senator Clark of Montana loses in state tax dispute over franchise tax on W A Clarke Realty Company formed to build a New York mansion. Appellate reversal orders Senator Clark to pay costs. he claimed full ownership and no sales of stock. The case centers on a $15 franchise tax assessment and its implications.
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