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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
1
Just received at Parkhurst's a broad line of up to date jewelry in modern designs including ladies and gents cuff links belt buckles signs wedding rings in 14 and 22k gold lockets chains bracelets watches and white diamonds. Also a large selection of sterling silver ware in various patterns and a display of pens and other desk items. From Chicago March 28, P Rose, a familiar figure around the Chicago board of trade.
Troops of the Third Cavalry and infantry march from Marathon toward Terlingua and the Pecos River area as insurrectos threaten frontier towns. General Duncan orders guard duty on Pecos and Piccon bridges with additional detachments from Fort Sam Houston and Fort Worth lo ensure neutrality and protect border communities amid reports of starving insurgents and raids.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina, ill after a second stroke, may never appear in the Senate again. He rests at his South Carolina home and is barred by doctors from exertion, while awaiting his doctors' guidance on next steps amid ongoing health concerns and extended rest.
In San Francisco on March 24, Champion Trek Johnson allowed a head x ray to assess skull thickness after visiting his brother Charlie. The test showed his skull measures about six and a half inches thick, enough to withstand a blow from an axe without serious injury, according to German hospital doctors and athletics experts.
Theodore Douglas Robinson, nephew of ex president Roosevelt, buys the Joseph Ward firm in Warren town Herkimer County consisting of more than 100 acres. He plans to relocate from New York City after May 1 to supervise both farm and family properties. Possible bid for Republican nomination for assembly member noted.
Washington March 2 president Tatsisuvlched the Japanese ambassador Harun Uchida assured that no foundation for reports of orders to Texas or Mexican border troops existed. He congratulated Japan on trade treaty negotiations and said relations remain friendly. Cabinet noted no display of force and the Texan situation was given priority in discussions. Mexico tensions and possible coalition talks among Mexican factions were also mentioned.
In Albany New York the joint ballot for United States senator ended with Democrats Sheehan 81 Kirleton 10 Kernan 9 OBrien 4 Hoppa 3 Parker 1 Glynn 1 Cartinle 1 Rowdy 1 Saleor 4 and Republicans Depaw 75 total 181 voters. The process produced no clear choice. Meanwhile a hotel fire swept through the St Glouy hotel on Loader street trapping guests on the third floor and prompting hurried rescue efforts as firefighters battled the blaze.
Germany's newent dreadnaught was Tadnehed hero of the Presence of Emperor William and the empress. The life fighting machine was pumped closer as the speech was delivered by Herr Von Hotton Holl wes, the Imperial chancellor.
In Atlanta on March 23 Benjamin Greene secured release from prison after a long contested application aided by a pauper’s oath. United States Attorney argued Greene and ex-partner Gaynor hid over two million dollars, blocking release until part of the hefty fines was paid. Authorities contended the men owed a million-dollar stake in the government’s failure to indict.
The Chinese government sent a message to the Red Cross thanking it for famine relief in China. The Imperial government requested conveyance of thanks for the relief effort. Public contributions exceed 17 000 dollars with 18 000 earmarked for famine districts in instant tents. Donations of hundreds of dollars daily continue at Red Cross headquarters.
Historical notes describe how volcanoes previously deemed extinct for centuries can resume activity. The text discusses this phenomenon as a possible recurring pattern in geologic history and notes that such reawakenings challenge assumptions about volcanic dormancy.
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