27 May 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
1
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New York May 27 The Democratic state committee votes to elect a successor to retiring Chairman Conners. The committee meets at the Hofman house June 2 to decide the new leader with John A. Dix expected to prevail. Murphy and Conners favor Dix and assure seating of all rightful delegates at the fall state convention.
Detroit readers hear a shocking report from a Dutrol College clinic at St Marys Hospital detailing alleged barbaric infant experimentation. Dr G R Pluck of New York described procedures to relieve skull pressure by moving brain matter, claiming observed savagery in treatment and questioning the ethics of the experiments.
New York May 27 AP reports Mechintos and Melt Bank official Frank D Roe described the defunct brokerage J Mt Pisko & Co as receiving 400 000 in credit without notes. He testified loans were often made by telephone with collateral sent later and that the bank absorbed most losses as the firm failed after the Hocking Coal and Tran pool crash. Roe noted 270 097 07 of the 400 000 had been taken before orders to refuse further credit could stop the transactions.
In Brookville Indiana on May 27 a two year old girl playing near her mother’s dress caused a sharp press against her chest. The dress allegedly punctured the child’s breast, piercing the heart. Physicians were summoned as the heart’s action weakened. An incision revealed the head of the ventricle. the child later revived after intervention.
The government builds its case around what occurred in refinery offices, focusing on bookkeeping details and letters to superintendents. Witnesses describe Havemeyer’s interest in only results, while Heike is depicted as central to the fraud, with evidence from Wall Street offices and the firm’s executive suite. The prosecution notes charted gains at the docks and refineries from 1905 to 1907, then declines around 1907 1908, as the case nears a close with few remaining witnesses.
Willam Farmer a fourth degree Mason and local business leader in Tnneaville Wisconsin, May 27, moves to confront his distress and vows to fight despondency after reporting personal hardship.
Democratic State Chairman Conners announces retirement plans and will resign from leadership. The move comes amid party realignment and ongoing governance considerations.
Jamies A. Patten nearly retirement age banker speculator faced a dramatic market squeeze as he dumped September wheat about 10 cents below purchase price. Bear pressure, led by Waterman and Lincoln’s influence, pushed May and September wheat lower. Closing prices fell to 8 cents for September and 1.05 for May. organizers claimed this marked a disastrous bull run for Patten.
Waukesha Wisconsin residents wage a clash over a mineral water label on bottles and a downtown billboard. A local contest seeks removal of an enlarged image seen as promoting the brand and the water place. The dispute centers on how the spring name is used in advertising and public perception.
A fragment shows a terse exchange involving Birla and Brenatynw with Stollum and a note about a book. The garbled text implies a casual, unfinished conversation in New York context.
A fragment recounts General Wintield Soll, hero of the Mesiein War, authorizing provisioning transfers via a secretary and a private, with dialogue on authority. It blends military memoir, a vanished order, and a digression on the historical origin of mattresses and bed furnishings.
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