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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
1
Report claims the infamous figure John Lacy was involved in a large money hoard at Parkhurst's, totaling about £120 million. Details remain unclear but the claim highlights a vast alleged theft tied to the period’s money markets.
Eastern Republicans unify to back a minority leader choice with Payne Olmstead Weeks and alliances with Western delegations. The plan forecasts a party caucus on April 3 as they seek a majority edge against the current leadership and aim to shape the 66th House lineup.
Sir James Watson endorses Catarrhozone as a universal remedy claimed to instantly relieve catarrh and bronchitis. The ad asserts it reaches the source of trouble with the air one breathes, promising cures after other remedies fail. Sold by Thomas with large packages priced at $100 or 25 cents.
Police say Mina Meserla Parente died by her own act after falling from a Grand Hotel balcony. Alfred and Mrs Meserole deny suicide, claiming she fell from a fourth story balcony while giving pennies to street boys. Post mortem examination planned.
A young aide in the Senate, 14 year old George A. Pordon, was found dead in a room at the National Hotel in Washington. The incident appears linked to a fall attributed to an accident, with initial reports naming possible parties and locations including Port Dodge Iowa and connections to Midneys and an Avenue of names in the record.
A force led by General Orozco gathers around Chihuahua as rebel detachments coordinate efforts to encircle the city. The movement signals growing pressure on authorities and potential shifts in regional control amid ongoing clashes.
Reports from Presidio and San Antonio describe Mexican insurgents mounting a raid toward Coahuila and threatening northern border towns. Brigadier Minoan and Captain Williams relay a border security alert as U S troops monitor activity near Del Rio and Garza Galan with breastworks under construction. The movement, tied to Diaz era turmoil, signals rapid spread of revolutionary activity into the Texas border region.
An American observer in Mexico City reports growing instability in Diaz’s government and predicts the collapse of Diaz decreed by dissident officers. He claims federal forces in Sonora and Chihuahua show weakness, with insurgents gaining leverage as troops desert or falter. The analysis warns of broader regional unrest and potential anarchic shift.
A quote attributed to Ruskin emphasizes that genuine education should shape individuals to consistently choose and take pleasure in the good and proper actions in life. It frames education as moral formation guiding choices toward virtue and satisfaction in virtuous deeds.
J Jaminson serves as president with IT and Conarro as cashier at the First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania. The text lists these officers, indicating a bank leadership snapshot from a historical source.
An advertisement urges readers to try Parisian Sage claiming it stops thinning and balding, promotes hair growth, and cures dandruff with a money back guarantee from N F Ames & Co. The claim targets women and men, urging purchase from druggists and Ames. Also noted is a fire in Philadelphia damaging autos with losses around 200000 and impact on local companies in Automotive Row.
The Mexican cabinet tendered its resignations to President Diaz. Diaz reportedly will act after confirmation. Generals may reshuffle posts. some ministers likely to transfer. Troops reach Terlingua as authorities assess Mexican incursions near San Antonio. Local crime notes report Philadelphia police facing a handful of licensing violations. Archbishop misses Canterbury event. Canterbury archbishop declines New York cathedral consecration invite.
Ad for a corn removal device promising to remove corn from root and branch in twenty four hours. Claims harmless, treats warts bunions and foot humps. Priced 25 cents. Sold by Thoman Downey.
In Columbus Indiana March 86 a dynamite attack rocked the CrddWell and Drake contractors and builders causing debris and alarm. A second explosion nearby damaged property and a telegraphed claim from Omaha Nebraska suggested a plot to destroy their courthouse. No labor trouble is admitted though tensions with a Structural Iron Workers union are cited as a possible motive. Bloodhounds followed the chase before being pulled off.
London March 25 Among the passengers who sailed for New York on the Lusitania were the Rev Dr Jowett who has accepted the pastorate of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York and Mrs Jowett and Foxhall Keene aboard.
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