01 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
1
The item notes a 4 percent rate related to Warren National Bank and a banking by mall spectacle or event, focusing on financial terms and local banking news.
A London based observer reports cautious views on U S economic strategy. Discussion focuses on confidence in Roosevelt era leadership, tariff policy and anticipated uncertainty in business for at least a year amid shifts in American investments.
A New York report shows both majors spent on players purchased during the season totaling 208 800 with further commitments and credits. The commission notes continued payments for drafted and retained players and totals expenses reaching 910 160 across American and National leagues.
The document reports Judge Baldwin's second reply to Theodore Roosevelt regarding a prior charge over a Hoxie case. It details Baldwin’s assertion that Roosevelt misrepresented his view on worker's compensation, and Baldwin cites related cases and Connecticut law to argue federal change and state common law alignment.
A garbled report notes the Sultan of Sulu's recent tour of Europe and the United States ending in New York. It mentions opinions about American care for native peoples and a statement about education programs, with unclear quotes and names embedded in the text.
Johnstone ascends to a new aviation record at Belmont Park in clear sky, reaching 4 feet higher than prior marks and claiming a 3000 dollar purse. Drexel and others compete as the event ends with Johnstone noted for the remarkable climb and speed, while acknowledging harsher conditions limited later attempts.
Reports describe police guidance of express drivers during a strike in New York on a Saturday. Officers patrolled wagons as guards, riders perched with night sticks, and the mayor faced questions about the system while violence and clashes were minimal.
An advertisement touts wash and skin cure remedies for eczema and itching. It promises instant relief from itch and irritation using thymol based preparations available via O. Babbitt & Son and local suppliers. The copy promotes a home town origin and urges readers to buy a bottle immediately for relief.
Francis J. Robins, president of an aluminum cement and coat company, plans to fence and cultivate 14000 acres near Pittsburgh Wy in a project tied to Holland interests. The work would use fishing machinery and tie into surface soil alteration. The project aims to raise locks and forces in valley areas along the Black Warrior region.
Mrs Carrie Ricker of Philadelphia, wife of Alpert Ricker valued at about a million dollars, has her husband arrested for non support. The couple married in 1900s, and Mrs Ricker says her husband has wasted her money, insisting she can manage without his help.
The Oldest Bank in Warren County traces its charter to August 6, 1864. It was extended for 20 years in 1884 and again in 1904, marking long-standing financial presence in Warren Pennsylvania.
The Canadian Reciproc ity Tariff Board launches investigations into wood and print paper from the United States. Officials plan hearings and assess import practices, with a report expected on a chosen schedule. The inquiry aims to examine trade and production impact on national markets.
The article discusses the civil service list proposal involving postmasters and collectors of customs and internal revenue. It notes opposition from Jess Mosly and outlines the plan to protect civil service and modify appointments in the second and third class positions.
The Washington report outlines a new lifesaving service by the United States Bureau of Mines. Trained miner corps equipped with latest rescue gear will arrive within two days to scenes of disasters using specially equipped cars. Aimed at reducing mining deaths, the program will deploy engineers and Red Cross surgeons to provide rapid rescue demonstrations and safety education. A golden wedding anniversary celebration is also noted for Mr and Mrs Teaird HW Dirber.
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