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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
1
A brief ad note touts a four percent genking offer through Mall Our Specialty, highlighting a promotional rate and limited availability. The item emphasizes value and urgency for shoppers seeking savings on a select range of goods.
Warren National Bank and express companies face labor dispute as unions press for exclusive hiring and higher wages. Officials recount conference notes show union shop demands meet resistance from employers while talks continue. Mayors Gasaint and Wittpon urge cautious, rational compromise in the on going labor discussions.
Fort Atkinson, Nov 4 The oldest man ever arrested in the United States perhaps, aged 107, was jailed in the city prison after a grand jury indictment. The case involves alleged violations of federal law and the man, known locally, faces further court action as the grand jury considers the evidence and potential trial details.
A man and a woman faced larceny charges after a staged marriage at a Niagara Falls police station drew reporters and a crowd. The bride wore a high silk gown and tuxedo as witnesses testified to a claimed ceremony with a pastor, while the groom wore a white suit. Investigators say the union was a ruse to obtain money and property and that the pair planned to separate after the ceremony. The incident sparked questions about criminal intent and prompted officials to review the case.
Edward Rosenheimer testified in his murder trial for Grace Moush’s death near Pathan parkway on Aug. 18. He claimed the runabout carried Velit and others. he argued the vehicle’s impact caused the fatality and described the events during his examination with Judge O Gorman presiding.
In Fairbanks Alaska Mancosen 20 pounds on journey reports walking 800 miles from Fairbanks to Tacoma to marry Mim Jaueenico. The traveler started at 202 pounds and weighed 40 pounds less after the trek, completing the trip in five days.
A chaotic report describes a threatened strike amid accusations the company failed to honor a prior agreement. Police escort and arrests loom as hundreds of workers, including about 1100 at a major plant, fill streets and demand action while officials face intense scrutiny.
Law renceburg dispatch reports bizarre scene as a man near to laughter collapses after a wrecking event tied to a ship and a shaved wall in a strange sequence of mishaps. Concurrent Paris notes announce a new ministry formed by M Heland and cabinet reshuffles including M. Puech and M. Kote with tariff debates ongoing.
A man wanted in Watertown for wound ly ing and absconding with $12,000 of a national hawke fund is under arrest in Seattle. He reportedly had about $5,000 on hand and will be extradited to face the charges and secure the prisoners.
Pitishurg dispatch reports Aspinwall chief of police Gullaway accused of cruelty as Humane Society alleges dogs were burned alive. Six prominent residents prepared to testify before Justice Acsunly while investigations probe if the dogs were cast into a furnace at the plant and suffered a 45 hour delay before death. Investigators and local officials scrutinize the Humane Society actions as the case unfolds in court.
Nov 4 Hyeh J Gran twice mayor of New York dead of heart disease at his home 20 for seventy second street. Police found the body and the incident marks the first serious manifestation of his illness in public life.
The First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania traces its founding to August 6 1864 and spans a century of operations. It was extended in 1884 for 20 years and again in 1904 for another 20 years, marking its status as the oldest bank in Warren County.
A garbled Washington report claims Pauline the sow, described as a future provider for the presidential family, roams the White House lawn. It notes her prolific daily milk yield, mentions relatives and staff, and hints at plans for her future at the estate.
fragmentary OCR text mentions names and actions in a club context but is too incomplete to identify people places or events. summarizes as a damaged local item with readable fragments and unclear details.
An early 20th century fragment reports local figures Ath Adins ton Thy Zehner planning for a peace action. It notes political divisions and questions why a party alignment matters, with mentions of Hinsell and Stated figures debating loyalty and policy.
In Toldo on November 4 a girl named Fick posed as a man to secure work with the Bell Telephone company for three months. She used the alias Robert Tuy and hid in the last month, later confessing after the language master suspected her voice. The case notes she could not find suitable work as a girl.
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