21 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1911
Page
1
A dated display at Parkhurst's shows a new four line collection including lotus design pieces, 18k gold items, rings, bracelets, and watches with assorted gemstones. The text notes upgrades and a Virgo storage pattern while mentioning a Farmers Bank trustee election and an East instruction.
In Trenton on March 21 Governor Wilson and Democratic State Chairman James Nugent ended their long rift with an explicit clash. Nugent accused the governor of wielding patronage to gain votes for the Geran primary and election bill, prompting Wilson to demand a newspaper statement and eject Nugent from his presence as tensions flared over alleged patronage abuses during the campaign.
A public notice announces limited samples of Zeno and Zany Wid soap from Moma vewney the Mingual Jbl Yocolvod. It touts quick relief for itching pimples hives and chafing and promises demonstrations to show merit for those with skin conditions.
Bloomington March 21 Daex Croke questions a teacher Alma Aloo over a reply "Is there hell" during a class. Parents remove their children from school and mob calls press for action as a local rift over religious discussions grows.
Town report says Charles T. Burnaed aged about 38 years, known locally as Onion Man, tended onions at his North Brook home. Police say a fault in the tending shed led to the incident yesterday. No further details released.
The body of William Payne, aged 21, was found in a paged area near here after being gored by a ferocious bull. Payne reportedly ignored warnings and attempted to enter a fold, suffering fatal injuries. Local authorities investigated the incident as a tragic animal safety case.
New York reports Booker T. Washington assaulted in Manhattan where he spoke, while Ex Mayor Seth Low and Tuskegee Institute trustees defend his side. Washington’s aides say injuries prevented court appearance as confusion swirls over the incident and alleged threats. Meanwhile army moves near Fort Sam Houston shift, with orders to pull troops toward Leon Springs and potential maneuvers. Rebels reportedly threaten to disrupt rail lines south of Laredo as divisions reassemble amid the unsettled Texas border action.
Calcutta dispatch notes that despite famine and famine related hardships India’s population rose by over twenty million in the last decade. The report puts total population at approximately 341,000,000 amid ongoing demographic pressures and migration.
Besieging 700 troops commanded by Jim Cabra surround Ghiys El Paso and Hermosillo. Reports say soldiers have taken positions near the town, leaving defense limited to a small garrison. Local communications indicate growing tension as the siege tightens.
Limantour, newly arrived Mexican finance minister, reached Mexico City March 21 to a large crowd. Citizens from all classes hailed him as the man capable of solving the government's pressing financial problems and guiding the state through current economic challenges.
Explosion at the Shenandoah Dynamite Company plant on Krebs Street in Mahanoy City damages buildings within an 85 mile radius. The blaze occurred March 21 and injured none. Loss estimated at $10,000.
A chaotic 1950s era report describes Bryan's 51st birthday observance in Lincoln Nebraska on March 21 with around 1500 attendees. The event featured William Slenniminey Kean's AMEN PKWY and a noisy auditorium gathering with varied speakers and music. The piece references national topics and local officials amid a festive but tangled account.
Thomas Downey announces continued sale of ZEMO the remedy for dandruff and skin diseases with limited samples and a free test for sufferers. A booklet How to Preserve the Skin will be offered to interested readers.
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