29 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
1
In heavy fog a collision involving the Twentyeth Century Limited and two other New York City trains occurred this morning. Early reports indicate a score may have been killed. Steel cars saved many as a mix-up in orders is blamed for the disaster.
Final reports indicate twenty seven people died in an early morning wreck near Amherst on the Western line. Injured passengers were taken to hospitals as rail crews investigated the crash, with many names and details still unclear. Witnesses described a derailment and a long halt as emergency responders attended the scene.
New York March 25 The Waite case takes another turn as police uncover a link to Kathryn Adame’s death through an embalmer’s assistant connected to the Moleinhaux poisoning saga. Investigators believe a warning telegram may implicate the same schemes, with Walton and Art Peek named amid the unfolding clues.
Aclin Fiano Club met that evening with Mrs Frank Kelaher as host. Members discussed the works of a great composer and performed selections from the same during the session. The club plans another meeting next week with Prof 1h 0 assisting.
Berlin reports on the western front claim a breakthrough with forces advancing along a 2000 yard sector near Verdun. The war office says German troops penetrated positions and captured hundreds of allied soldiers and several heavy guns in the Mixjjncoast area ten miles northwest of Verdun.
The Warren Presbyterian Church plans a 25th anniversary celebration for Rev. J. W. Smith, with a presbytery gathering in Warren on April 10 and 11. A reception is planned Monday evening and a luncheon the next day, recognizing his long pastorate and scholarly work.
Dr. Sbomwell leads a discussion on immediate actions to curb disruptive activity in the vicinity. Officials plan continued cooperation with regional authorities to monitor Concord and neighboring townships. The board's stance aims to restore order amid rising tensions and public safety concerns.
A disjointed tattered report notes dogs missing around Whi nt street as authorities begin Maytour serum treatments. Several patients were observed receiving care at Milford Laboratory in Philadel AMM. Children and adults were treated or observed, with urgencies for Pasteur therapy and swift transport to Erie for severe cases.
Liverpool shipyard workers strike after a four hour dispute over pay. More than ten thousand dockmen walk out, threatening widespread disruption to Mersey shipping as talks continue and transport services face potential cascading delays.
In Philadelphia this evening the Intercollegiate championship match between Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania will be played at Wightman fall. Penn faced reports of injuries to key players but later word says Mo Nichol Williams and Mertin may play. If Penn can field a full team the outcome appears uncertain with Princeton maintaining conditioning after the Taylor schedule.
Commissioner of Labor John Price Juotao announced the bureau of elevator inspection will join the State Department of Labor and Industry as a permanent unit. W. hovwall and H.R Bhusts were named to the staff, with details awaiting formal approval.
Word of Dora Schrambling nowhom death reached this city. She died at the home of her son in Burtato New York. The remains will be brought to the city Wednesday and taken to Calwmbua where funeral service will be held at one o'clock. Interment will follow at Columbus Cemetery.
A brief weather note warns of cloudy conditions in Arizona and ahead through Thursday. Expect overcast skies and continued cool temperatures with light winds. No significant precipitation forecast at this time.
Paria march 20 French infantry aided by prior artillery attacked across German positions at Avecourt and captured more than three hundred yards of German trenches. A second strong fortification in the same sector was reported taken this morning by the war office.
United Prose reports that in a federal trial, William Ed Ward a lumberman challenged by Mann et al faced jury deliberations. Judge Audsman instructed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty, directing careful consideration of the evidence amid a high profile case.
A report outlines a call for a further conference on road plans. It notes involvement of Corry officials and county representatives, with debate over proposed routes and city rights to demand safe improvements. Strong local support cited amid interest from citizens allied with the movement.
Washington reports confirm the Ward liner Mahinun was torpedoed after warning to halt as an English passenger aboard recounts the escape attempt. affidavits from Americans on board state the vessel was struck following prior warning and halt orders.
An urban club session discussed proposed names during a Payne Building gathering led by Jakeyon and Hames. Plans call for relocation to brighter rooms in Brown Building, North Center Street, with new furniture recently purchased and awaiting setup.
United Press dispatch from San Antonio reports General Funston confirming the use of railways by Pershing forces in the border expeditions. Injuries are noted among Hindu men from Pershing troops after a wreck of troop trains, with one reported as dead. The size and scope of the operation appear to grow as information from Peraling and the expedition is received. Indicated are preparations to station tribesmen here and mount Pershing's operations with the war department's permission.
Edward Carney and James Hardy, fugitives from Pittsburgh, clashed with two Pennsylvania railroad detectives in the Groom Spruin valley after a robbery. Hardy was fatally shot, Scntt was wounded, and Carney was arrested after fleeing toward Rogersville. Hardy carried an army pistol. authorities say he may have deserted.
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