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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
9
The Warren National Bank assists customers by offering either zero interest or safer, more convenient handling of funds. Facilities are complete for extending modern advantages to both Business and Savings Depositors, highlighting improved services and security.
Hartford City March 9. Fire alarm during funeral Mass for Alephen Dwyer at the Catholic church as Father Keller calmly continued the service. Smoke-filled gallery and stairway posed danger but attendees, including children from St. Youth School, stayed orderly while the priest completed the rites and soothed mourners.
A coroner’s jury in Mockridge county returns a verdict after a Harlem field burglary incident. William Holnrd is accused and fired a weapon during the event. No injuries reported. a neighbor noted no wound of any description.
President Diaz sent a dispatch from New Orleans announcing his death and detailing the events surrounding it. The message underscores the political impact and calls for national reflection as institutions respond to the loss.
Major General Leonard Wood to command at San Antonio as 20 000 troops move toward the Mexican border joined by 2000 marines. Assessments say the troop surge is a precautionary display to deter Mexican revolutions and to forestall European representations. Ambassadors Bryce and Wilson report mixed reactions in Washington and Mexico City. A fatal domestic incident interrupts coverage as a wife is killed by her husband amid jealous distress, prompting police action.
New Orleans dispatch reports President Diaz of Mexico died shortly after 6 yesterday. Unconfirmed as Mexican government embargoed news at 8:30 pm.
A report from New York states that insurgents intend to push James Byrne of New York City as their front runner. Byrne is linked to Byrne & Curocheon and has served as counsel to Northern and Southern interests, with past ties to the Evening Post and Hornblower firms. The note mentions potential Mayor Gaynor endorsement discussions, though no commitment is reported.
Assembly committee heard James Moley push a bill to form commissions in Buffalo Rochester and New York City to regulate milk prices. Former Deputy Attorney General John A Coleman cited a suspected monopoly in New York City and argued for state power to set milk prices, while opponents questioned constitutionality. Coleman suggested 7 cents a quart in summer and 8 cents in winter. the current 9 cents flat rate was deemed unfair.
In March in St Louis the wealthy Niedringhaus family pursued two men after one lifted a purse from a cart. The chase involved Mr Woodworth and others as onlookers watched a rapid pursuit through streets by the affluent family and bystanders.
Ambiguous OCR fragment recounts a religious mission scene and a clerical figure, with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a preacher repeating a sermon, a colorfully described crowd, and a curious exchange about a listening pledge, then diverges into unrelated canal claims and distant references.
District Attorney Sanford willing to accept a plea of murder in the second degree, leading to a possible 20 year term, in the murder of five year old boy. Court sessions drew a crowded scene with jurors and witnesses summoned. Mrs. Melber collapsed in court as details surfaced about her alleged relationship with a Schemmectady draftsman. Ten new jurors drawn and a fresh panel of 50 named for selection as proceedings continued in Albany.
A Pittsburgh youth reports a second acid attack on Misa Janat Brownlee, 24, daughter of Mrs. Charlea Brownlee of North Braddock, within 18 months. The latest incident near her home involved masked assailants who doused her face with carbonted irritant as she walked home. Neighbors pursued suspects. the article blends sensational detail with garbled filler and stray editorials.
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