Weather forecast for Saturday with fair skies and warmer
General forecast indicates mostly fair weather today with rising temperatures on Saturday. Likely showers with variable winds turning southerly as the day progresses.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
2
General forecast indicates mostly fair weather today with rising temperatures on Saturday. Likely showers with variable winds turning southerly as the day progresses.
Frederick C Hawn notes in Every Daily Magazine that Republicans support Cannon and Cannonism and favor Privileges for Voters. He lists Republicans backing prohibition and rails at a Keystone candidate while urging support for Mac Intyre to the general assembly. Most Prohibitionists and citizens will back his law reforms amid local party divisions.
Four Venango County lawyers appeared in court to explain their ties to a belated claim about a $42,511 election expense account for ex-Congressman Joseph C. Sibley. The group led by William Parker and including Peter Le Wilbert A B Tabson and Edward Breen faced questions about signatures and alleged misreporting while Hideo Criswell criticized the unit. The judge requested details on the alleged disbursements, noting the account listed expenses by agents and numerous vouchers of ten dollars or more each.
The Perriele reports Oil City unveiled its new auto hose wagon at the Erie railroad freight depot. The six cylinder vehicle, claimed to develop 80 Norse power, drew attention as it rolled through city streets, with residents admiring its external beauty and potential during a favorable afternoon parade.
Mr and Mrs A A White of North Browh Street hosted friends last evening. Guests included baritone Roy Jaepon and pianist Hugh S ting of Gores, with Misses White Anil THis of Cambridge Springs and H Henderson of Corry. Refreshments were served.
A reporter notes a disturbingly odd incident near the White bridge where a girl addressed a Corryite for help as a young man named Conry faced Alderman crealy's court. The man asked to be excused claiming Halloween spirits and a lack of heart after his odd exchange with the girl.
A 12 year old Erie newsboy, Albert Krom, vanished Saturday night from his guardian Mrs Harry Sandusky of 121 Shinly street. Police and volunteers have issued a lookout for a boy wearing a white suit with a coal-colored belt, described as last seen in the upper left area of town. The search focuses on locating the youth and bringing him home safely.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various seafood and produce items such as oysters and pike along with incomplete phrases about people and actions. The jumble mentions Wood's and a few misread names, hinting at a local market or ad section. No clear event or traditional news item is discernible.
A historical notice warns that giving or offering money or other valuable consideration to influence an elector's vote on constitutional amendments or public measures is an offense. Offenders face a fine up to one thousand dollars and possible imprisonment up to one year.
Clark spent the first month with his parents in Columbus before returning to Lis Lore in Tolumbus Sunday. He reports testing a distress beacon and wandering in Custadian woods near their camp where after 36 hours of exposure he found shelter with neighbor Mr. Philips. A neighbor at Mr. Clan Philip tools Hawley and Post aided in the rescue. The event involved a rope crossing the Spuntuh River and a raft craft used to reach safety.
Eles memorial day exercises will be held. The first Sunday in May is the day. The audience uses the old school building. Arrangement for this year is completed. Judge Walling of High will make an address and a prominent people of the city will speak.
A misread Ogden style column records a Halloween party with friends in costume, bakery treats, and informal gatherings. It notes deaths in Rochester prompting travel, local visits by Mrs. Grosby and others, house sales, relocations, and an upcoming tea at Gringee Hall with local residents mentioned in brief social notices.
Citizens of Carry Me not need tell that Wilst of exceptional writing Mey Hux y Burel has appeared here, renowned for proficiency. He declines road concert offers to study under Prof Arnold of Philadelphia for a few months, then a grand farewell concert at the High School under Deut M.C. Wilson with Mrs Mayme Glass Robinson assisting, to honor his contributions.
A London dispatch reports unconfirmed rumors of the death of the Spanish king. The New York Spy notes no party details and says the rumor circulated without verification. The dispatch mentions only a possible royal event without official confirmation.
Two trainmen on the Valley road displayed a handsome red fox in the afternoon at St George near a siding. A doe chased the fox into a log where one man pursued it and the other struck the fox with a coal pick from the engine. The report names Ken Nerdoll and a fireman resident Oll City Blizard.
City water will be shut off Sunday November fl on North Center between Main and Franklin W Pleas between Center and Mret Avenue All of South Center and all streets in First Ward 2th.
John Murphy, 44, listed as from Buffalo, N.Y., faced local charges after admitting theft of a small amount of money and a few articles in Winter Quarters Vitnsville on November 4. Found guilty before Alderman Lebeick, he was ordered to jail for county confinement until after the winter halt.
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