28 May 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
1
The readable fragments reference a dataroom item and a report labeled RDS with an At on line. No clear event, date, or identifiable person is discernible beyond generic desk notes. Further context is needed to form a complete headline and summary.
In Washington on May 28 the Senate defeated the Dolliver amendment requiring government scrutiny of railroad stock and bond issuances by a 47 to 19 vote. Four Democrats supported it, while 14 opposed. The session also adopted a new Lafollette drafted section to regulate interstate telegraph and telephone carriers. The Brown of Nebraska amendment banning stock purchases in a railroad holding firm was rejected. The railway bill discussions seem to push to next Tuesday.
In Liverpool Ohio on May 28 a man wounded his wife and injured his daughter, who is recovering from typhoid pneumonia, as police sought Lloyd Perkins, age 69. The father and wife had separated a month earlier. Perkins wished to speak with his wife while a lawyer attended. The daughter remains in critical condition in city hospital.
Berlin May 28 report that the lower house of the Prussian diet rejected the government franchise bill, a move that drew strong comment and unrest in Prussia. Prime Minister Dr von Bethmann-Hollweg withdrew from the chamber after the vote.
May 28 Maofields reports that Bluefields fell to Madris forces after a brief resistance by General Zoyedon. General Katrinda accepts defeat calmly, signaling continued resistance elsewhere. Americans, led by Gabriel Conrad and Victor Gordon, held key positions defending gun emplacements as the capital neared surrender.
Fragmentary verse recalling soldiers and the drum of war. The speaker vows a few remain who know the cost of battle and the duty to tell tales of courage, sacrifice, and the front line. The piece laments dead comrades and honors enduring memory amid shellfire and grim recollection.
Washington reports Commander W W Gilmer says Bluefields is surrounded by Maurit forces. The U S Navy notes a tanker dispatch from Liveri indicates Red forces expected to seize the city within days. The expected fall would end a lengthy monthslong campaign since last September. Kalner Hasen Boil.
Milladelphia May 28 A prize was awarded at the closing exercises of the School of Pennsylvania Academy of the Arts for daring sculpture. The winning piece The Vernal Moonlight depicted a nude couple, while The Vampire by Miss Kivim Beyoridgu provoked comment. Hungarian sculptor Hangarian Polasek of Internal Monument stature etc. The model for the statue was Nongred Cor. The northern gallery hosted the prize ceremony as Kin drels led the crowd. Also noted: Mrs. Ititen Robchert, 61, died at Harrisburg beside her husband’s grave after fainting at the graveyard towers scene.
Albany May 28 The governor issues a proclamation calling the legislature to meet in extraordinary session June 20 to consider direct primaries and possible revision of appropriations for the year. Most members have left town. leaders remain hesitant on the proclamation’s scope and aim. The session follows a close regular legislature ending yesterday.
May 28 report from Merv notes altnation between Periimi Tetindor 14 and Peruvian forces moving toward confrontation. Local sentiment predicts imminent conflict despite mediation offers from United States Argentina and Brazil, with conditions affecting both sides.
May 28 report shows about 80 percent of cotton workers favor rejecting a wage reduction. Employers threaten a look out if a reduction is approved, while workers vow they will not abandon their stance.
Naval officers report progress raising the Dewey drydock after open manholes and valves caused its partial sinking. Inspectors found sunk debris and vaults compromised by the openings, with officials stating the dock may resume service very soon.
Curtiss failed to launch from Albany yesterday after two trials to free his airship from Van Rensselaerland near the island end. He said the engine kicked but was motivated. If conditions improve at the appointed start time he will try again to begin his aeroplane journey to New York, though weather indications are not entirely favorable.
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