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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1910

Page

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Young Roosevelt Leaves Factory in Hartford

May 3 Hartford. Pede Roosevelt Jr. son of Theodore Roosevelt, living in Thompsonville at the Hartford Carpet plant, has left the factory for a month in New York to prepare for his June 14 wedding to May Alexander. He has been doing office work and carpet making in recent weeks. In July he will base his headquarters in San Francisco, tied to Pact Slope agency.

Hartford Conn San Francisco Pact Slope Agency

Cotton Buyers Drafts Retain Liverpool Bankers Refuse

Bankers here refused to accept New York drafts of Knight, Yancey & Co of Decatur Alabama, the cotton buyers who failed weeks ago. The report notes thousands of bales of cotton refined and the exchange broker’s responsibility for future Apayolas transactions. An epidemic of European smallpox appears in Cleveland with thirteen cases and one death. The illness likely arrived via a Pole with a month old cough. city health officials disinfect all schools and guard against contact. A brief: two gins went missing during a tramp incident near STodge's Library.

Liverpool New York Knight, Yancey & Co Decatur Ala America Thor Europa Cleveland Martin Riedrich Aor

Portland Editor Attacked Over Mother's Politic Case

Fortland, Mo May 3 Colonel Praderick Hale son of United States Senator Hale horsewhipped Charles Libby editor of the Six Town Times after Libby published a reference to Hale's mother wife of Senator Hale in which she was denounced as seeking favors for her son’s political advancement. Hale struck Libby with a whip and hurled blows. Libby offered no defense. Hale defended his action as personal chastisement for the article and its assault on his mother’s honor.

Golene Hale Six Town Times Mre Hale Congress Fortland Praderick United States Male Charles ‘Horton Libby Bix ‘Town Nesault Wan Wittensel Hyn Nowananer Tim Tabby Tnt Als Libby Hund Waly Male Tni Vinto Alement Ereanuy Maina Ute Zach Chanter Jos Portland Fred Shollen New England Fale

Settlers Face $1,000,000 Reclamation Fund Payment

Washington notes the practicability of government reclamation depends on settlers paying about $1,000,000 owed for water rights by April 1. If payments fail, key provisions and reclamation operations could end, though a careful survey shows settlers are generally able and willing to meet the charges.

Rumored Washington Tallute 1 Reclamation Service

Pittsburg youth dragged by freight car in yard incident

Robert Laffey, 16, of Twenty first and Garson streets, was caught by a tee shop and dragged in the Pittsburg and Lake Erie yards. He sustained a probable fatal injury with a fractured head and a broken leg while the accident occurred in May.

Pittsburg Robert Laffey Twenty-first Garson Gome Lake Eris Finchull

Twain Work on Religion Deflates Man and Heroism

A long excerpt discusses a Twain-themed work arguing religion drains glory from man and heroism. It notes studies began about thirty years ago, book written twelve years ago, and reasons Twain delayed publication. The piece includes a Q&A style prefatory note and a local-voice anecdote about a postman misreading a foreign address.

Twain New York Ronson Hiv Ivey Ivor Mt Denten Impataes Twiin Theaq Impera Taye

Death of Montreal Woman on Wireless News Patch

A wireless dispatch dated On board 8. 8. Vigil Anolm 228 miles south of Scotland Hospital reports the sudden death of Mrs. J. A. Philips of Montréal at 19 Sunday morning from apoplexy. Mr. Philips joined at Tampico while she was visiting Orlanda.

New York

Open Door in China Highlighted by Taft Address

President Taft praised Secretary Knox at a Grant birthday banquet and in a Pittsburgh visit voiced support for the Open Door in China. He lauded Knox for safeguarding U S foreign relations as he discussed tariff-related discrimination and closer U S Canada trade talks amid evolving international diplomacy.

Mustarg Philander Chase China Banane Pennsylvanid Sinty College For Women Han Wae Louis Mier Wasnae Clark Baselwits Fem Tatt Pennsylvania Pittebune America Club Knox United States Aend Canada Senator Root State Department Mms Department In and Doctares Meyre

Government Debate on Diplomacy and Trade Policy Cited

The text discusses Hes troger and the Nicaragua government, urging reparations for American rights violations. It notes elimination of Gastra from Venenera’s control,和平 settling citizen claims, and criticizes motlint diplomacy. Senator Borah speaks on Gendt Gront’s life, with Knox’s Manchurian loan proposal mentioned as a potential basis for orient peace.

Nicaragua Venenela Knox Aduniststrarion United States Matt Borah of Tanho Gendt Gront

Man professes love and asks marriage after saving money

In a New York Journal snippet, Mr. Sampson declares devoted love and says he can now declare intent to marry Afiss Chumley, who hesitantly responds with questions about his savings. The exchange blends affection with financial disclosure in a dated, newspaper voice.

Afiss Chumley Mr. Sampson Jonielling New York

Returned the Change Experience on a Train

A National Guard member recalls a crowded August train trip from Metz to Paris where German money caused a change mix up. After waiting for a constable to verify, he tracked the 20 mark piece he lent and recovered his funds plus compensation for the delay and receipts.

Metz Paria Mets Paris Anto Trues Efferns Gous Gelock Pats France Germany Mie Monseur Shere Uum Algu New Yorks

Reap Out of Debt by H W Shaw

A compact note by H W Shaw discusses debt traps and easy entry versus hard exit. Warns readers to avoid debt cycles and seek clear paths to repayment with prudent financial steps.

Bebt Losks H. W. Shaw

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Pirwe City Runlee Lin Warren National Bank Roosevelt Teddy” Jr Carpet Company Stodge Senator Hale Chicago Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Mina E. B. Alexander THE Bertin Berlin Kaiser Wikbelis Eoc MR. Knox State College For Women Pittsburg Pirates Grant Marplot Central America Zelaya Nicaragin Diol Oil City Trust Company Om, City, Pal First National Bank of ‘Warren, Penn Warren County W. Samieson CG. T F. K. Russell Winger Tuller C. H. Henderson Piano Company North Center Street
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