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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
2
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Weather notes indicate showers on Tuesday and Wednesday with fair skies thereafter. Expect slightly warmer conditions and moderate to light west northwest winds, with variable limits in coastal areas.
May News reports a Dr Leothardt Co booklet offering free guidance on piles with claims of a permanent cure and a remedy priced at $1. It also notes L H Rowe Co’s recovered jewelry business expanding in Conrad Block with new workers and increased orders, signaling a booming local trade scene.
A Corry boy aged about two years was instantly killed this morning in Rogersville Wisconsin. The boy’s cousin Miss Mt Ja Leban reported the event. John Donohue, employed as a sink builder, was involved. Remains will be moved for services and further arrangements will be announced later. The boy is survived by one brother.
Last night at Library Theater the Duffy's Trawlies Company opened with Weieu night engagement to a large and well pleased audience. There are ten people in the company and all worked hard to please. Four good provisions with the laughs contribute to the farce Duffy's Troubles, keeping the show lively and making it a great value for the price.
Jamestown resident John Munson, 60, married, was struck by an awaiting trolley near Falconer Street and Havel Lane after nightfall. He suffered injuries but is expected to recover, with authorities continuing to assess the incident.
Reports from the front describe hundreds killed in a clash near Mattix and fierce fighting at Bluefield. Details mention trenches filled with dead and wounded, harsh military conditions, and a separate head-on collision near Hanshaw Switch causing multiple injuries and at least one death, with investigators named to probe the accidents.
Special to the Journal Wirld Report Conn May six year old boy at a home assaulted his baby brother with carbolic acid causing death before mother returned. Neighbors summoned a physician who found the victim dead for hours. Authorities debate detention for the killer and investigation continues into his welfare and potential institutional placement.
Washington May 31 rumor reports that Associate Justice Moody plans to retire from the United States Supreme Court in October due to ill health. Friends in Washington say his condition has not improved and speculation centers on an early retirement ahead of the scheduled fall date.
A small birthday gathering was held in Marlow City for a child turning one year old. Attendees included Mr and Mrs He We and family, with pink and white decorations and crepe paper festoons. Light refreshments featured jam and sweet treats as well wishers gathered to celebrate the occasion.
A Bowie Co stock sale will occur at A P F Messenger and Bow’s store located at 212 West Main Street. The sale lists hats, caps, underwear, hosiery, collars, umbrellas and related goods including items marked 1108. The notice outlines a liquidation or inventory action at the local mercantile outlet.
In Pennsylvania on May 81, union and mine owners clash as coal workers at Mospexnyeva Mine react to stalled talks. Union leaders threaten an indefinite strike while owners insist demands exceed prevailing conditions. The dispute centers on pay and conditions with no resolution in sight.
The Lake Columbus event drew crowds last night with ample crowd control and good arrangements. Reports say tennis was good and the dances will likely continue to enjoy May patronage. Mr Heiter, formerly of Hutralo, led the music.
Tonight Duffy leads a program featuring Trowsos great four and four additional vaudeville acts. The bill emphasizes light comedy and musical sketches with a mix of performers, promising an entertaining variety showcase for local audiences.
Memorial Day unfolded under steady rain and wind as cemeteries drew mourners while the GAR and church services proceeded with a subdued tone. The program at the Armory featured remarks by Major Monroe and Rev Weaver, with decorations, music by school bands, and a parade honoring veterans. Citizens supplied floral tributes to sustain ceremonies.
Harrisburg Bay May 30 Compiled at the office of the railroad commission shows that 77 persons were killed or injured aboard trolley lines with 24 deaths and 5 percent injured. Of the total, 776 were on trolley lines. the majority of those injured were aboard the longest routes and the rest on various lines.
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