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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
12
Corry store markets special 75c corsets long or medium to sell for 9c. Kid gloves at a dollar, refunds if not satisfied. Emphasizes accessibility by wagon, streetcar, or railroad. Claims direct manufacturer goods, varied merchandise, and a money-back guarantee. Department features include children's coats, silks, shawls, carpeting, curtains, and millinery at low prices.
British Foreign Office questioned in the House of Commons about whether the United States maintains warships on the Great Lakes and the potential impact on Canada. Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey said the government is in close touch with Canada and not ready to provide further statements. Also noted are French funeral customs, a humorous anecdote about manners at a formal dinner, and assorted science tidbits on insect wing sounds and muscle groups.
Dr. Georget Hessle, 33, a Philadelphia native and former resident physician at Lie Adamen hospital Punxeutawney, Pa, was found dead in his Baltimore boarding house. A gunshot wound to the head and a revolver on his chest indicated suicide. Coroner Baldwin issued a certificate of death by suicide, with insomnia listed as a contributing cause.
Suspected of blowing the Grand Trunk Railroad bridge at South Bend Indiana, Joby Kehler and Marlin Woefe are held by police. The case involves dynamite and alleged plans to destroy the structure. Authorities say the men worked with other laborers and face charges.
In a quiet ceremony at Abeths Protestant Episcopal Church Philadelphia widow Kate Welten Elkins and prominent attorney William Delaware Nellson joined vows yesterday in the presence of immediate family and a few friends.
Two men were killed when a live wire blew down during a storm in Wilkes Barre, Albert Struck the hotel keeper and John Warnack were among the victims. Rescue crews responded as the storm caused the fatal electrocution late last night.
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