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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
1
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Washington reports a captain who vanished after the Monitor and Merrimack battle left a message in 1868 claiming to sail from Bangkok to Sa Francisco aboard the Swallow. His wife later asked Representative Roberts about his detention as rumors of his fate spread, with the last known contact in Siam.
Albany March 26 An opinion by State Superintendent of Insurance Taumaragee Hotchiise and Attorney General O Malley holds that life and casualty insurers under the Insurance Law may not insure minors or issue policies for persons under 16. The ruling counters a prior interpretation of chapter 43% of the laws of 1902 and the recent act amending it.
Dr John J Hurley reports a new cocaine based anesthesia method that avoids ether and chloroform. Demonstrated in a Boston ear surgery on a 44 year old woman, the approach aims for full patient awareness with no discomfort and may help those unable to tolerate standard anesthetics.
Syracuse New York march 26 President Taft withdrew his acceptance of an invitation to be present at the annual dinner of the Syracuse Alumni Association. A committee arranged for his acceptance and dinner will be served at eight oclock Wednesday evening at the Motel Tremont New York City. Other honored guests include Thomas Osborne of Auburn and Rear Admiral Sigabee.
A devastating blaze on the top floors trapped and killed fifteen people including two department officials, manager Minor W. Bell and auditor H. M. Miteed, as they attempted to rescue imprisoned women. Fire, starting from an explosion around 1 AM, raged three hours and caused extensive damage estimated at $850,000. A suspect, Leo Stucker, was arrested amid the crowd of onlookers by Detective Horn after admitting use of an automatic cigar lighter with alcohol on the fourth floor.
Labor unions meet to form a new political party in Philadelphia amid strike tensions. A committee of 11 led by John J Murphy of the Central Labor Union will recruit 11 more members for ward committees. Members may contribute a day’s pay to fund the organization while street car crews maintain their union stance as cars continue to run with 400 trainees under instruction.
Hanga Hime Bouyer in Pa faces March sentencing on a charge tied to a lat song halt. David Dur, 33, of New Gulileo, allegedly assaulted a man named Gli V in Goll at the county fall hora.
Advocates urge continued efforts toward Invaraal peace amid regional tensions. Community leaders, including Araunt and Amerina figures, call for diplomacy and dialogue to resolve conflicts and ensure stability. Officials pledge to support peaceful initiatives and monitor compliance.
A grand jury presentment reveals bribery allegations involving multiple councilmen in a city, listing payments to individuals and showing adjusted payouts tied to an ordinance. It notes confessions, omissions, and perjury claims while naming several named individuals and sums.
A federal inquiry into bribes tied to railroad bank loans expands with claims that Helen Stewart received 4000 and 700 more through three bankers. It cites President Van I receiving 17500 from Columbia National Bank Pittsburgh via Max G. Lague. Additional indictments anticipated as probe widens. Free library gift of 20000 from A L Kelster noted.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a quick fix for lifeless hair with lustrous results and no stickiness. It claims beauty experts endorse it in America and guarantees two weeks’ relief from itching and hair loss with a money back offer. Fifty cents a bottle. Later, a brief unrelated fatal incident in New York describes a bursting pipe causing a death in Williamsburg.
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