03 May 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
1
The passage argues strength is the capacity for prudent action and resource resilience. It emphasizes experienced management in reasoned judgment and conservative progress, inviting consideration of facts embodied in measured risk and sustainable governance.
Reports from St Petersburg claim a massive miner strike causing a deadly clash at a gold mine works on April 17. The government plans a comprehensive inquiry as 107 miners are reported killed or wounded amid protests and clashes with soldiers.
Boston May 4 reports indicate miscast votes in Massachusetts primary show Taft would have won if Seiberlich and other Roosevelt supporters had not split the ballot. Petition drives aim to recount delegates at large in multiple cities to alter results.
The woodwork department offers practical instruction to upper elementary and first year high school students. Under Mr B Johnson, students learn tool use and drawing interpretation while making items such as a towel rack whisk broom holder and book rack in seventh grade and projects like waste paper basket and foot stool in eighth grade.
Dr Livingston body arrived in the city at 4 40 pm from Kaw died Tuesday night. Mrs Mead, sister of the deceased, hosted brief services before the cremation at Halfalo. Ashes to be shipped back on the new train tomorrow for interment at Blue Grove Cemetery with graveside services. Sister Mrs Hind arrived from Newark and brother Ed Swat Livingston was expected from Akron.
New York May conference reports miners demanding full recognition of the United Mine Workers. They reject the tentative agreement, seeking direct recognition of the union, a permanent agency committee for every mine, and dues withheld from pay envelopes. They also push for the eight hour day, higher wages, and a shorter contract term.
In Chicum on May 3 Dr Loran J Wilder operated to relieve a brain disorder affecting George A Kimmel also known as Andrew White. A skull injury was removed to restore function after attempts to diagnose the illness. Doctors hope for recovery as memory mystery around the patient’s identity continues.
Halifax officials discuss sending a search boat to recover more bodies from the wreck. 52 unidentified remains, including seven women, are buried in Fairview and Mt. Oliver. Investigators identify several recovered victims while relatives face unclear claims and losses.
The Astor family transport train arrived at Rhinecut on the Hodaga with John Jacob Astor’s body. Vincent Astor and Col. Astor’s son accompanied the corpse along with Nicholas Hite.
The article recounts an Astor family episode involving Vincent Astor and Nichole Biddle in Rhinebeck with preparations for Colonel Astor's funeral set for a Saturday at the Reformed church. It notes a tragedy era Titanic insurance figures, and Senator Smith investigating wreck evidence, plus Mrs Bourke Robins' suit in New York.
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