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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
5
A translated fragment from a historical page mentions a case or event linked to HiME with unclear local identifiers. The readable text lists names and places in a brief format, suggesting a community notice or short update. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
Fragmented recap shows Philadelphia Detroit and New York Cleveland scores with pitchers and batters named. Eastern League standings list Toronto Rochester Providence Halifax Montreal Jersey City and others with win totals and key players.
New York May 21 Thomas A. Atyon tims buys from Robert J. Dowling the Yerkes art galleries at Fifth Avenue and 68th Street and the Le shaped lot they stand on. The buildings housed many art treasures and the price for the properties and ground was not disclosed but likely under 900000. Dowling remains owner of the Yerke munitions. Ryan plans to use the space for an art and portrait gallery and to convert surrounding area into a tallin garden.
In Crookston Minnesota on May 21 Ilbert Fearon, one year old son of Patrick J. Fearon, prisoner at Fort Leavenworth, was found with five papers regarding destruction of government funds. Fearon, jailed 18 months, testified during a hike that his child found the papers and could not explain their disposition. New evidence prompts clemency consideration and possible petition to fortify Fearon’s plea with Judge Mortis’s hint of recommended mercy.
A New York Sum report describes a laundry owner discovering gentive diamonds and a trunk of jewelry. The owner notes many pieces are valuable while others are not, hinting a rich harvest may await in a year if such finds recur, as a passerby named McHee comments on the odds of recovering more.
Residents of the 3rd and 4th Wards are instructed to send garbage collection requests to Missad's market by mail or telephone. Prompt attention will be given. D. H. Hasbrouck, Collector.
New York May 20 wheat and corn prices steady with No 2 red at $1.19 May and $1.50 Sept. oats steady around $0.26. butter and eggs mixed with creamery terms. Buffalo May 20 wheat No 1 northern carloads, No 2 red at market level, flour blends and dairy quotes, Bermuda potatoes per bushel and East Buffalo livestock pricing for cattle sheep hogs and veal. hay markets listed with No 1 Timothy prices.
The text recalls a photographer who discovered a new approach in dim light. He studied the subject and earned an award, marking the start of his enduring influence on modern photography.
Former Indianapolis mayor Charles Brookwalter told the United Typodetae of America that schools push youths away from work. He cited Winona Technical Institute and criticized domestic science programs as preparing girls to marry and cook poorly.
New Albany reports Paul J. Rainey and Harry Payne Whitney, famed sportsmen, have purchased the steamer Roosevelt the vessel used by Robert Peary at his North Pole discovery. They plan to sail June 20 for an Arctic hunting expedition, with Rainey and Whitney currently filing the Roosevelt at Brooklyn. Rainey owns the Hotel Rainey in town and a grand hunting lodge nearby.
A Burtons-quoter passage contrasts felicity with misery noting that earthly joy attracts sorrow. It likens happiness to airy gardens in the skies and traces a grim balance where each pint of honey yields gall and each inch of mirth brings moans, framing felicity as unattainable earthly growth.
A local retailer advertises a wide range of household foods at uniform low prices. Items include white table meal, old fashion oats, white pearl barley, oat flakes, and cornbread mixes from Lees and others. boasts affordable options versus competitors and highlights crowding to the Big Store with factory name brands and baked goods.
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