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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
1
Advertises an up to date jewelry assortment including belts, rings, watches, chains, beads, and a large display of silverware. Mentions 14 and 18 karat rings, white diamonds, nickel back wood clocks, and painted china with prices noted. Also highlights fountain pens and a large stock of silver and glassware with pricing.
The Starr Granite and Marble Works announces monument orders due by March 16 with limited guarantee of delivery before then. Contact 140 Miplo agontio, Lw5 for details and scheduling.
The readable fragment mentions Starr Granite and Marble Works with an address 140 Maple, unclear rest. This item appears as a business notice or classified snippet from a historical page with partial name and location.
Albany reports the murder case of Edith Melber where experts testified on her sanity. Dr. Wagner stated Melber sane at the time of killing her son, while other witnesses discussed mental condition and potential influences. Jury deliberations expected tonight or tomorrow.
Report from Nashville on March 16 details 30 men trapped after a building collapse on March 6. Of 11 rescued alive, nine remain in hospital with injuries that could be fatal. several dead or missing. Among the rescued is Ralph McCatlom, a local contractor, brother of Guy McChilfom, who was killed. Two unknown boys were among those caught.
The premier addressed the chamber detailing the government stance on emigration policy. He criticized partial curbs in the United States plan and argued the need to protect national traits while supporting schooling and integration efforts in America.
At Bradford and surrounding areas the Democratic state central committee elected a new state chairman and a new committeeman to the national committee. George W. Guthrie of Pittsburgh named state chief and Comerestmin A. Attlehell Palmer of Monroe County designated national committeeman. Palmer to succeed J. M. Gulley. Arthur de Wall resigns as state chair when successor is elected. Minorities may join the state committee. In another item, Joe Hofton, arrested at Grave City, waived preliminary hearing on charges related to a railroad worker’s death. held in default of bond awaiting grand jury action.
State Commissioner Monier of Lobdr reports the resignation of Willlin W. Walling of New York and his executive deputy. An appointment will be made in due course.
Judge Prank Gor Man found George B. Cox, a baker and political figure, in contempt for utterances after Cox’s formant fur per jury. The court deemed the statements insolent and tainting, reflecting a tense moment in the common pleas proceedings.
Port Houston reports 11 000 to 19 000 troops ready as Ninth Cavalry and artillery arrive from Fort D Missed. Carter leads divisional army mobilized within a day to cover potential contingencies south of the Grande. Ammunition cars loaded with emergency gear and railroad shipments halted near San Antonio due to isolation in Chihuahua.
The message outlines armored transport plans involving Iran and Mexico City, with references to a central authority and security measures. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR, but indicate a governmental approach to prepared transport or protection in listed regions.
Reports describe an order for armored freight cars and a wheeled locomotive upgrade near Tarrean along the Mexican Central railway. A Schnell weapon car is to be paired with a steel edge for troop protection. Frontline action between Chihuhua and Porreón, and Ghihahan and me 2, with a new armored car ready in three weeks. Colonel volar dies from wounds from a recent battle. Bomb explodes at El Paso barracks housing the Fourteenth Cavalry. two fleeing men reportedly wounded, security tight as authorities suppress publication locally.
The Mexican rebel newspaper Mexica Nuovo appeared in San Antonio with a report on Francisco Madero’s wounding at the battle of Casas Grandes. A San Antonio audience noted the paper’s launch near the Spanish Quarter, featuring a front-page image of Francisco I. Madero and his cabinet.
Henry Lane Wilson, ambassador to Mexico, recently informed officials he is returning to Mexico to look after Mexican interests. He had arrived here to tend to a sick mother but said he would depart after confirming no new instructions from Washington.
Burglars broke a door at a New Philadelphia hotel and carried off a safe containing $700 belonging to merchant Stephen Matlock. The money was later returned to the owner. Witness John H. Pelowis said the robbers assisted in moving the safe before fleeing about 25 yards and leaving the scene. the witness received a three month jail sentence for aiding the burglars.
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