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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
4
A sales notice offers an all wool panama skirt in latest styles priced at 3.98, reduced from 6.50 with cloth valued at 1.25 per yard. Three yards would cost 3 yards times 1.25 plus the base price, a bargain calculation implied by the ad.
May 26 Lone before the evidence in the Seyler murder trial opened with the courtroom crowded. Witnesses included Chief Woodruff and a subordinate who corroborated statements by the defendant and his brother at Potomac? Virginia custody. The defense claims Adana Hele died accidentally by drowning after falling from a pier. evidence from the defendant’s family supported alibi. The case heads to the jury today.
Detroit May 25 The latest news from Lake Huron reports that eighteen lives are believed lost after the steel freighter Trank H. Goodyear collided with the James R. Wood. The Goodyear sank quickly while the Wood remained afloat, its bulkheads holding back the sea. The nearby Sir William Stomans was also involved in the vicinity, prompting speculation some survivors may have been picked up unseen by the Wood.
Boston society recalls the elderly writer Tula Wardowe as her portrait by John Elliott honors her 92nd year. The piece, hung at the New Art Museum Heaton by Maud Howe Millott, reflects the author’s legacy and family ties with John Willott.
Parkersburg West Virginia May 25. A man believed to be Arle O Stuttler of Sherwood was killed when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near Simituburg. Parts of the body were scattered and only a gate book bearing the name and address identified him. The man allegedly attempted to board the train and was crushed under the wheels.
A May National Magazine piece honors Civil War veterans and their descendants with a long, formal meditation on sacrifice. It recalls battles, muskets, and the nation’s memory, calling for reverence and national pride through imagery of banners, fields, and the fallen.
The passage urges facing future hardships by doing today’s hard tasks with steady faith. It argues that any future difficulty grows more formidable if we fail today and emphasizes perseverance and resolve as guiding principles.
Commander Peary, discoverer of the North Pole, was conferred the degree of LL D by the University of Edinburgh on May 5. Professor Ludovic Grant lauded Peary for solving a great problem advancing scientific knowledge and Peary thanked the audience amid cheers for him and his family.
Madrid reports indicate the bomb that exploded and killed a man was not thrown at the memorial for May 11 victims. The deceased, Jose Carengla Tascorielli, 27, was described as an ordinary Barodtonian. The device detonated prematurely while being carried to an unknown location.
Stamford resident John Ennis plans a cross country westward hike from New York to San Francisco aiming to beat Edward Payson Weston’s 105 day record. Ennis, 60 plus and known for skating and swimming wins, will start at Coney Island and finish at the Pacific, seeking a new walking record.
Milford Frank St. John, a Pennsylvania Railroad trainman, was killed in the yards here. His head was severed from the body after being struck by a switching engine as he sat near the rails. The incident occurred in Ol City on May 25.
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley urged women to train in home economics before marriage, arguing the home's management is vital to happiness. He faced applause while condemning neglect of domestic arts and stressing practical skills over fine arts for a thriving household.
Insurgents led by Gemini Chamorra repelled government troops near Bluefields as the clash shifted inland to forest cover. Reports say government gunboat and 600 reinforcements moved toward Pearl Lagoon to bolster defenses while insurgents claim strong fortifications and readiness to repel Madrix forces.
A report from Kenosha Wisconsin states that a horse named Prince belonging to U S Senator Stephenson was stolen from a Farm near Kenosha. The thief also took a bicycle and harness equipment. Traced to Libertyville Illinois efforts continue to recover the horse.
A garbled quotation presents a sorrowful speaker asking about a favorite song. The text mentions a son who left a year ago and reflections tied to a song, but most words are unreadable, yielding a fragmented, incomplete snippet.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or names to summarize into a factual news item. The readable parts mention photos and people but lack context for a coherent lead or outcome.
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