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12 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
1
Local bank advertises reliable financial services focusing on deposits loans and savings with a cent rate of four percent and personal guidance for customers seeking secure money management.
An unnamed lite convict assaulted two deputies in a Dover factory break in Dover New Hampshire. Deputy warden Ralph Be Gallinger and Deputy Bailey overpowered the assailant who then fled after a fatal shooting on a train. The man was captured, deemed insane, escaped from an insane hospital, recaptured, then returned to prison on February 1 1909. Deputy Sullivan sustained critical wounds but survived.
Charles Finke reports Palle, 82, leaped from a window after job loss in Pittaburyg. He landed on a trolley line. wires saved his life. He suffered a fractured shoulder and minor head wound. Bystanders described him dazed, rubbed eyes, and sitting in the street.
An explosion at the Shoa Creek Cow company mine near Panama killed Bix and wounded several others. About 460 workers were inside the mine when the blast occurred, with casualties reported across the operation.
The Panama Canal appropriations are discussed after a commission visit. Estimates were trimmed by about $11 million following last year’s visit, with total estimates this year over $44 million and $87 million appropriated. The report notes substantial reductions and details on allocations for canal work and fortifications. The article cites committee actions led by Tawney and notes future return to Washington for the opening of Congress.
Shanghai reports indicate foreigners were injured during riots tied to a work stoppage in the area. Officials state hospitals treated victims while volunteers aided in restoring order as attacks on sanitation facilities and other targets prompted security responses.
In a November hearing, Roward Dickerson and William Guin, contractors, along with other listed individuals, faced charges tied to revolutions attributed to groups led by Vauholl and Cathieriie Alteron. The court heard claims about involvement, with the Vakhoit party denying specific allegations and portions of testimony remaining unclear.
Mayor Gaynor expresses surprise at Jersey City drivers’ refusal to accept a proposed settlement. New York strikers vow to press the action, planning to place policemen in wagons and call more drivers out. Committees prepare to demand changes for a closed presentation to companies, with unions stating the strike is just beginning and that delivery unions will widen the movement.
Reported violence erupts in Cuidad Porfirio Diaz as Mexicans and Americans clash. Workers strike and property is damaged while troops deploy to restore order. Several American residents and mining employees are noted among those affected.
In Guad Baja Mexico on November 12 American workers refuse intimidation from protests, joining other men in countering street demonstrations. Soldiers patrol while authorities seek calm as Americans report harassment by hostile locals. Tensions rise amid cross border animosity and wartime rhetoric abroad.
A lumber buyer, Davidson, was badly mauled by a large black bear near Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. The attack occurred as he walked toward a truck. the bear struck with its forepaw, tearing the cheek and body clothing before the crew intervened and assisted him.
Frederick W Gibbs a well known contractor of Montclair New Jersey was fatally struck by a wagon wheel near his Park Street home while driving to a job. The incident occurred after his car broke down and a companion escaped with minor injuries.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes births and deaths in Sare Room Latrobe with scattered names and phrases. Mentions individuals tied to locations and events, but details are garbled and largely unreadable. The fragment preserves only partial identifiers and probable associations.
Arch Hoxsey and rival aviators battled gusty winds at the air meet, reaching 900 feet before returning to a lower altitude. He then reattempted maneuvers, showing limited control as the wind intensified. Officials warned the event may resume today with a possible beaver fly aircraft, while a committee report cites substantial costs of over 400 dollars for the month.
A Wisconsin notice from Marion County in November details a probate dispute amid a forthcoming election. The court contends the woman might be a candidate but questions remain about her eligibility to assist LaF in the office.
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