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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
8
The item list highlights hats and headwear from Waddell and New York milliners offered at reduced prices. Ladies trimmed Leghorn hats and pattern ready to wear hats are advertised alongside umbrellas and elastic garter garments with price points around seven to nine dollars. Shoppers are directed to a Cleveland supply house for selections and discounts.
Carnegie Hero Fund Committee in Pittsburg awarded 23 new names across states, detailing recipients from New York and Pennsylvania. Mary F. Wagner of Rochester received a bronze medal and $20 monthly for six years. Carl Wagner died saving a child, and other honorees include Mrs. Martha Genorild of Wilkes-Barre who aided Peter Malkamexol.
An elderly man questions a boy about a child’s identity asking who the little boy is. The boy suggests two methods to learn the truth, proposing guessing or inquiring to uncover the answer.
Congressman Richmond Hobson said in Lima Ohio that he supports Governor Judson Harmon for the Democratic presidential nomination two years hence. He called Harmon conservative yet capable and said Taft was overly conservative.
A holiday at Jeffries training camp in Ben Lomond California. Jeffries and his wife arrived from Oakland at noon and did no work in the afternoon. They took a car trip to Santa Crag where they enjoyed a hot bath and water bath.
Government testimony in the United States circuit court ties F Augustus Heluze to Brother Arthur's market activity in United Copper in 1907. Key evidence includes 385,910 shares with a 226,000 share pool held by Heluze's rep, and stock withheld from the market to support alleged cornering and profits via Otto Helize & Co.
Dispatches from Constantinople May 6 say the Porte will not release figures on the casualties from fighting between Turks and Albanians near Kutahanski pané, with reports of a large battle since Monday morning. Rumors place Albanian chief Tusa and 10,000 followers in the fray around Takuh and Salonica. Also noted is Harry Lewis stopping Peter Brown in the third round of a 20 round bout in Paris at Ballenargram.
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