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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
1
The body of Harry Ziele, found this morning at the Love plant on Columbus Avenue, appears to have died by self inflicted wound. A revolver was found in his right hand, dry clothes suggest prior action before rain began, and authorities plan an inquest. Local reports indicate conflicting notes on whether he died or was alive.
The Warren National Bank advertises four percent interest and convenient handling of funds. It touts complete facilities for extending savings and business accounts and emphasizes up to date advantages for depositors. Various services are promoted to attract depositors.
Albany March 9 Democrats Sheehan 79 Litteton 17 O'Brien 4 Buizer 2 Hopper 1 Put ter 1 Glynn 1 Rapper 1 Ridder 1 Gate Mate. Republicans Depaw Th. Total 184 votes cast. Necessary for choice 93. Balloting continues as parties seek a 93 vote threshold for the U S Senate seat.
Mrs Lena Thompson Price of Newark sues her husband William Henry Price claiming he took her wedding rings and gave them to their housekeeper. She alleges the marriage ended when he ordered her from the home and sought maintenance from her.
An advertising claim touts Zemo as the leading external lotion to cure eczema and other skin conditions. It asserts one application relieves itching and that over two thousand towns have relied on this remedy sold by the Downey drigatore store.
Washington reports a 20 000 troop buildup toward the Mexican front with 3 000 marines and five warships. Officials call it a precautionary measure to deter foreign intervention and to protect foreign property in Mexico amid Mexican protest over border patrols. The action appears to be a display rather than a full invasion, though it signals heightened tension in the region.
President Diaz is reported to have died in New Orleans after a long illness. The dispatch confirms the demise and notes official statements from government sources in the wake of the president's passing.
In a dramatic court session District Attorney Sanford indicated willingness to accept a plea of murder in the second degree for the case against Mrs Molber, which would carry a life sentence potentially commutable to twenty years. The scene included a long conference in Justice Howards chambers as jurors and counsels discussed strategy.
New Orleans reported at 6 yesterday that President Diaz of Mexico died after six with confirmation pending as Mexican government imposed an embargo on all news at 6 30 p m last night sources noted.
Bourne Massachusetts March 7 Louis Ox hoon's hand was caught in a mall train floor as it moved from Bourne to Buzzards Bay the man endured intense pain while clerks failed to hear his groans and the operator could not stop the train in time before reaching the station authorities later recovered a stray umbrella from lost property The puzzling account ends with a puzzled remark about the train and the world.
The Forty-Fifth Year bank note details First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania, titled as the oldest bank in Warren County. It outlines charter dates from August 6, 1864 for 20 years, extended August 6, 1884 for 20 years, and re-extended August 6, 1904 for 20 years.
New York March 9 insurrectionists designate James Byrne of New York City as their front runner for leadership. Byrne, a partner at Byrne & Cutcheon and former Evening Post counsel, has advised Stetson and Shepard on railroad cases and has long pushed into incorporation law.
In Pittsburgh on March 9 a 24 year old woman Misa Janet Brownlee daughter of Mrs Charles Brownlee of North Braddock survived a second acid attack within 13 months. The assailants jumped from behind a fence as she walked home, splashing carbolic acid on her eyes nose and mouth. Neighbors pursued them. the district attorney subpoenaed witnesses for the trial. The courtroom atmosphere was tense with a notable focus on Howard Kirk, linked to past events involving Mrs Melber.
In a terse exchange from the New York press archive, Mrs Benham questions which end to cover, balancing a witty remark with a sidelong reference to newsroom roles. The dialogue hints at internal assignments and public scrutiny.
A jaunty sales pitch touts liberal terms and low prices with bond protection and hundreds of testimonials. It promises great bargains this month on pianos player pianos organs violins and sheet music, urging readers not to miss the offers.
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