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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1913

Page

4

Possibility of Extra Session Debated in Harrisburg

United Press reports that Pennsylvania lawmakers discuss an extra session to push public service reforms and workers compensation measures. Gov. Tess vows action on public service bills as Senate hearings loom. debates center on bonding for highway construction and potential constitutional amendments affecting state borrowing.

United Press Harrisburg Tess Senditeang Chiayfibgernior Judiciary General House Senate Senate Committee Corporations Committee Weel Mtc- Nicho United States Blec- Hous Commission Bayine Otfer Catlin

Salamanca Becomes City Amid Assembly Action

Jamestown Newfoundland May F- Governor signature completes incorporation of Salamanca as a city. Salamanca, larger than Fredonia with 7,017 population in 1010, will be the smallest city in the state and part of Ontario County. City status grows faster than Canandaigua and may bring further growth.

Jamestown Imku Willard Salamanca Sultir Canandaigua Ontario Salamnaney Ganandaigias Iota Fredonia Duo Hine

Funeral of Dr. H. H. Moore at Sinclairville

Dr H H Moore a D D longtime Chautauqua lay leader died at Daytona Beach on April 30 aged 92. He joined the Methodist ministry at nine and served as a Civil War chaplain in the Northern army. He helped establish a Methodist camp meeting at Chautauqua years before the first Chautauqua Assembly and was a trustee of the Chautauqua Institution for years. He spoke at Daytona Beach two weeks before his death and married Philena Burnell in 1849.

Sinclairville Moors Chautiuqua Daytona Beach Moore Chaitesqua Chautauqua Institution de Moors Deytona Beach Br. Moore Phillna Burnell Binolalrving

Montenegro Yields Scutari and Evacuates Sautari

London reports on Sunday that Montenegro decided to evacuate Scutari and that King Nicholas presided over a crown council with generals present. The parliament is summoned for May 8 to endorse a surrender to the powers, though accuracy is doubtful amid conflicting dispatches and reports of Montenegrin army movements on the Albanian coast.

London Vienna Montenegro Saitri Nicholaw Ilj Crown Council Herr Gelw Cettine Nicholan Dully Nicholas Buen Europe Seubirl Berlin Ruilh Sculari Danillo Austria Haly Hay

Rawls 700 Feet with Mangled Leg in Train Incident

A man named Pick enwirtf, nineteen, attempting to board an east-bound freight along the Nickel Plate railroad at Wayne Street, fell and suffered a severed leg and critical injuries. He was found groaning for help and transported to St. Vincent's hospital where doctors said his leg would be amputated. Fire, ambulance crews, and onlookers described the scene as grim as life-saving efforts continued.

Elndors Adam Pickenwirtf Wayne Street Hilo Screamé Ue! & BR Lawrie & Sanfori Young Fickenwirth Herve Pickenwirth Teg St. Vingsnt’s Hospital

Minpire Steel and Iron Works Reduce Hours at Oxford

On May 5 at Oxford New Jersey workers at Minpire Steel and Iron Company mines were notified of reduced working hours from nine to dawn with continuation of the daily wage. The notice followed a sunrise inspection of mining conditions by President Leonard Pickard. The change affects engineers firemen machine men pump men and helpers.

Oxford N. J Minpire Steel and Iron Company Leonard Pickard

Charities Measure Becomes Law Governor Signs Bill

Governor Tener approves a charities measure expanding state power over charitable and other institutions, enabling the board to issue recommendations and enforce reporting with penalties up to $100 fines. Increases to secretary and general agent salaries are approved, while opposing a companion bill raising other salaries.

Tener Walor Baned Ags State Board Han

Medicine Chest For Only 25 Cts

A vintage advertisement hawks a sun Cura Ointment and Cure Soap offered at 25 cents with healing claims for boils ulcers rheum and chapped skin. It touts an antiseptic ingredient and promises relief across a range of ailments, alongside a related baby care product line from a Molion Company outlet in Tittunville, Fla.

Thomas Downey N-I Atmos & Company Puompson Moliion Company Titunvitte, Fs

Paver Eagles Man to Be Free on Bail

Franklin May 1 The repository which authorizes the appeal of Hagley club com to the Superior court arrived from Pittsburgh Saturday and preparations were made by counsel to make application to Twide Crinwatl for the release of Ky i Krotser the defendant and Homer Bumbaugh former Sheriff Jamag McA lhinney were offered aid on handitong

Franklin Reptoriarl Hagley Club Com Superior Court Pittburgs Spunsel Tidwe Crinwatl Rolewne Hy i Krotser Homer Bumbaugh Jamag McAihinney Hondunien

Great Remedy for Indigestion and Gastritis

An advertisement promises a stomach tablet that ends indigestion and stomach ailments. It offers a trial treatment of M L O-NA via mail from Hoath's MLO-NA, Buffalo New York, with a booklet and guidance for arranging the postal request. A second note mentions Ames selling 60 cent boxes.

Mina Mildress Hoath Mlo-Na Buffalo N.Y WN. F. Ames

Tragic Pleasantville Fire Maims Child and Mother

A six year old girl Tithayio of Mr and Mrs Himer Duthini near Pleasantville died from severe burns after a kerosene lamp exploded while the child was playing with matches. The mother Mrs Dunkin, burned while trying to save her, summoned physicians Dr J M Silpers and another doctor. Both physicians found the child gravely injured with burns to the chest and neck as the family faced a dire outcome.

Kather Hb Himer Duthini Pleasantvilles Durand Ana Boty Honda Dunham Benedict Ani Wilson Pleasanteliie Pleasantville J. M. Silpers Blaelty Pleasantvilly Durham

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