Warren National Bank Promises Up to Date Money Handling
The Warren National Bank offers to pay interest or make money handling more convenient and faster. It highlights complete facilities extending modern advantages to customers.
05 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1910
Page
1
The Warren National Bank offers to pay interest or make money handling more convenient and faster. It highlights complete facilities extending modern advantages to customers.
A man described as Henry Clark, 46, fired two shots at Monty Clay, director of public safety, at 1063 North Front Street. O'Leary, the police superintendent, tackled the assailant, who was then restrained. Clark claimed Gov. protection and said workers were not obeyed. Clark appeared demented and was arraigned at Central Station.
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Thomag Munroe 16 of Coxton and Simon Miggine 12 were on a hunting trip when Munroe accidentally discharged his gun striking Miggine in the neck. Miggine died from the wound. The families are friendly and Munroe will not be prosecuted.
A fragmentary exchange shows a girl thrilled to meet a real actor while he downplays fame. The chat hints at persona offstage being careful with his public image, noting his aim to stay among friends and keep life private away from the spotlight.
A historical biography of Hon J B Brooks born 1871 in Crawford County. It covers his education from Greenwood to Conneautville and Ann Arbor, law career in Pittsburgh, and tenure as a fearless legislator. It highlights his Democratic nomination, support from Republicans, union counsel work, and the call for votes from Crawford and Clearfield counties.
New York November 3 unions and employers show mixed signals as relief talks proceed on the carriage strike. Employers propose reemploying strikers with some demands on union recognition while labor leaders insist on broader inclusion of nonunion workers. A meeting of union officials and company reps signals cautious progress amid disputed conditions and ongoing pressure on wagons and drivers.
Rosenheimer, accused of ordering Grace Hough’s death, was acquitted in the criminal branch of the supreme court. The jury took 25 minutes to reach not guilty verdict. The collision occurred on Pelham Park Way in New York as Grace Hough drove with George Kadden and Anna McCabe.
A. P. Heinze freed after serving ten days in the Tombs for inducing Tracy Buckingham to go to Canada to dodge a grand jury subpoena. Artur Hoinge, brother of F. Augustus Heinga, noted the sentence as the administration of justice in the United States. Heinze awaited his wife in a taxicab and had no further statement to offer. Rev Dr Irvin's widow dies in Berlin after an operation.
Des Moines reports show Theodore Roosevelt endorsing the Republican ticket from top to bottom. He spoke to a cheering audience at the auditorium, where 1000 joined to hear his remarks and to honor the late Senator Dolliver. He planned further speeches in Toledo and Cleveland before returning to New York.
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a woman tried to save her husband s savings of several years as their home burned. Mrs Sian CulWanio perished, having carried out a infant and returning to the house before she was overcome by smoke. The scene followed a deadly blaze that destroyed the dwelling.
Harriet Tyner, a well known woman from Gar hondile, shoots her 17 year old daughter Marjorie in bed then dies by self inflicted wounds after firing twice at her own breast. Gaylord Tyner, 11, asleep in the room, is spared but shocked as family tragedy unfolds in the early morning hours.
A fragmentary notice describes Mur and syner in a past context. It mentions a neighbors council, a wife named Syner, a husband in Philadelphia, rheumatism, and an eldest son in a hospital, with unclear relationships and missing dates. The text reflects a family in distress and a medical setting in an institutional context.
Governor's Island New York November 5 1909 D McCurdy suspended his planned 30 mile ocean flight to Governor's Island due to a persistent storm. Preparations had involved Kaiserin Auguste Victoria and a 40 foot by 60 foot platform atop the steamship Hun bire American line dock at Hoboken with We Fugencr chartered to precede the steamer awaiting calmer seas.
The bodies of Le Monten and W. Herbert were found after their boat overturned during a duck hunt on the night of the incident. Contractors and bystanders reported the men missing until rescue crews recovered them from the water near the Norster Pacific route.
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