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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
8
Oil City residents warned of a rabid water spaniel at large after a two week illness in the Frantz home. The dog exhibited unsteady behavior and aggression toward children during a late evening incident, prompting a public safety alert from Dr Bronte.
Brig, Nov 10. Grape juice factories completed pressing about 24 500 tons of grapes from the Erie and Chrutangia belts. Prices rose from 500 to 900 per ton during the season, totaling roughly $735 000. Welch Grape Juice, Armour, Puritan, Russell, and Nashim plants led processing with thousands of tons each. Three quarters of the crop went to manufacturers, limiting shipments.
An unidentified hunter, wearing Pennsylvania Queenia No. 575, was found dead near the Gore road crossing of the Nickel Plate railroad near Conneaut. He appeared struck by a train, his body cut in two. Coroner Baxter ordered removal to Cunningham and Moora mortuary. The man, about 23, 5 feet 10 inches, 150 pounds, had white hair, wore a dark blue overcoat, red sweater, short boots, and cap, carrying a gold watch. Attempts to identify him last night continued.
Murver Pennsylvania reports the widow of Patsy Ross who murdered Edward Reid in Springfield township marries Gilverta Per Ula in Justice McClain's office after separation granted November 1. Ross is in state prison serving second degree murder sentence. rumor says he is sought in Italy.
Our business will display design samples from reputable mills for hat weaves. After you choose fabric, we will measure and fit you in a style that makes you the envy of your dressy triads.
Sharon Pennsylvania November report says a man was killed by a Erle passenger train in this city. The body was identified by Mrs William McGonnell of Youngstown and buried at Belont park cemetery. The McGonnell family paid funeral expenses.
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