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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
2
A letter signed by "Comity of 1018" complains about city dog nuisance and urges calm, legal action against poisoning. The Harrisburg Patriot notes the need for signed opinions and criticizes unsigned political pieces. It also covers postal service rest with Postmaster General Hitchcock and a London coronation window fee quoted by the Philadelphia Press.
The clipping notes wagons from Corry Toe Co filling tann, markets and storage sealers. It claims artificial ice demonstrates superiority for all purposes, used by markets and storage plants in Low'n. It emphasizes cleanliness, no drain clogs, longer life, better cooling, and cheapening at the same price.
A Capitol building blaze in Albany caused near total loss of the State Library with priceless 1776 records and more than 167000 volumes. The Senate chamber suffered heavy damage and total losses are estimated between four and six million dollars. The fire is believed caused by a defective electrical wire.
Harrisburg March 28 Erie's Frank J Detzel argued for police salary increases while noting state police presence in Edinboro next summer. The bill to raise pay with a two year enlistment term and bonuses failed 117 to 70 after a two hour debate, with a defeated motion to amend narrowly failing.
March 2 report states Gabrielle Lopes the Tallan family refuses to claim the body of Arthaen Lopes after he killed a man named Frank Tallarucea and wounded another. Coroner Hanley plans to ship remains to a mortuary school. Frank Tallarucea remains in critical condition.
The local Maccabees lodge prepares for a big district convention with delegates from western Pennsylvania. An open house for members and delegates will lead into an evening dinner and entertainment program.
Hurulabiee reported this afternoon that Governor Tener had not yet named an additional law judge for Ele County. The appointment was expected today but delays arose, leaving the anxious awaiting further action.
New maple sugar and syrup order form from Corry Pennsylvania invites orders for high grade pure maple syrup in quart half gallon and gallon sizes. Soft maple sugar also offered in ten pound packages. Guaranteed under the pure food act. P L Rorambilng contact details and Bell phone provided.
Warren Times reports District Attorney Lyons says no new details for publication. He and Myers pursue fresh evidence and may bring Cochran back to Warren or consult in Mercer this week. The paper accuses Lyons of delaying the Amann murder inquiry despite claimed evidence. Police keep watch on several county figures tied to Andrews letters and Pinkerton findings.
A dog owned by Ming Arta Smith was found with a dose of poison arsenic scattered in the second ward. The dog, a highly valued tire bred companion, was treated and starved recovery. Reports say another dog belonging to Miss Ann Perkins on Congress Street was poisoned and may recover after veterinary care. A third dog near the tannery also fell ill, with February workers tending the Perkins dog in the afternoon.
Twenty five men worked through yesterday and last night in South Work Street clearing wreckage from a damaging wind at Lynndon Worsted Company. Plant and machines may total 1000 dollars in damage as rain flooded the second story soaking floors and devastating most equipment.
A list of names appears under the week ending March 29 including Mia Mattle Leo Mrs Pat Oller Mins Ailes Anderson Mina C M Haggart Mira Berthis Smith Miss Catherine Muonkar Mr J Howard Kelly Mr H L Sample Miiy Betty Antorton of Titunyitto Jnme. Visitor with relation to the city.
Reports state Perry Randall, a Fairview farmer, was not arrested nor detained in Pittsburg as earlier rumors claimed. The TriState News Bureau and Brie Dispatch found no evidence of his detention or rescue by his brother George, who had supposedly located him. No new developments were reported.
In Erle on March 28 Judge Walling said he does not expect to hear the cases and will reserve them for the additional law judge to be appointed by Governor Tower. The docket shows thirty three pending matters and no extra talk is planned until disposed. Among upcoming items is the Crowley farm condemnation appeal near Wall bridge road. Attorney John Brooks represents farm owners and objects to the viewers’ finding. The court also issued judgments on the Customer Righter vs Jenny Brown case and on Sarah Kern vs John Mabyne, revoking a prior order regarding day and levy on premises.
March 21 report from Waterford Pennsylvania describes a severe wind storm at noon that caused extensive property damage. Trees were snapped, fences blown down, sugar houses toppled, and a carriage accident left Mr. Briggs and a young lady unharmed though thrown into a ditch as the frightened horse bolted.
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