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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1911
Page
6
Local visitors and departures fill busy Erie era day
Charles Hull returned from Erie this afternoon. Mrs. William Cullen is spending the day in Erie. John Healy of Spartansburg is visiting here today. Wilber Hull went to Erie this morning on business. Dan Scully visited relatives in Youngstown. Fred Byers of Buffalo is staying with relatives. Oscar Nichols of Glyndon is here on a day business. William Edwards of Ol Guy is here for a few days on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon Baker of Greenville are guests of friends. W. F. Matthews and L. W. Olds went to Erie on business. Relatives visit here briefly. ft. W. Brydenburg and Louis Brown went to Union City on business. Mrs. Harvey Weyland of Brias Clarke Buxton returned home after spending Sunday in City with friends. Miss Marion Cody of Conneaut is visiting Miss Ann Perkins en route to Youngsville. Miss Ann Thompson returned home from Titusville after visiting friends. Mrs. Loven Shoriwek of Union City returned after a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Glosser. Constables Mitchell, Smith, Carl and Matisom Web to hrie to report on this law abiding community. Capt. Webb and Libnt. Keefer left for Ol City to attend sixteenth regiment officers meeting. J. N. Perkins went to Franklin on business. Maloney of Olean returned home after a few days with relatives. George Zimmerman of Jamestown returned home after visiting friends. Mr. Sullivan George Riker, John Caldwell, George Heywang, and William Powell went to ro to serve on jury. Mark Brown of Corry visiting parents. Earl Camp of Corry visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stowell in Pleasantville.
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Charles Hull
Erie
William Cullen
John Healy
Spartansburg
Wilber Hull
Dan Scully
Youngstown
Fred Byers
Buffalo
Oscar Nichols
Glyndon
William Edwards
W. F. Matthews
L. W. Olds
Clarke Buxton
Marion Cody
Conneaut
Ann Perkins
Youngsville
Ann ‘Thompson
Titusville
Loven Shoriwek
Union City
Sam Glosser
Mitchell
Smith
Carl
Ma Tisom
Webb
Keefer
Sixteenth Regiment
George Zimmerman
Jamestown
Mrl Sullivan
George Riker
John Caldwell
George Heywang
William Powell
Mark Brown
Corry
Charles Brown
Earl Camp
W. A. Stowell
Pleasantville
Panig Abates In Forbidden City Report From Pekin
Nov 1 Pekin reports say Yian Shin Kai has begun actions in Pekin to quell revolts. Li Yan negotiates with rivals while Manchuria and Ching options stir divisions. Rebels’ splits threaten purification efforts and dynastic stability amid tensions near Nanking and Yangtze Kiang.
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Yian Shin Kai
Yilan
Manchuria
Ford
Endanier
Nanking
Aveardine
Pring Tan Tao
Barnes Found Guilty of Contempt by Albany Inquiry
William Barnes Jr the Republican leader is held in contempt for refusing to answer questions and to produce the Albany books before the investigation committee. The ruling may be reviewed by the U S Supreme Court as announced by Senator Brackett. Brackett labeled the refused questions numerous and the ordered answers few.
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Saratoga
Hustlee IoFone
William Barnes
Irs
Albany
United States Supreme Court
Brackett
Gold Medal Flour Letter From London Answers
A fragment from the London Answers includes a curious letter about school excuses and a plea for financial help. It mentions Tommy Aureed and a teacher questioning honesty, with references to sending money and writing work, ending with a farewell from Brooklyn Citizen.
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Tommy Aureed
Tommy
Milnerney
Jeng
Sixnexs
Nicodemus Tucker
Thomas
London
Ladies Furnishing Store Displays Elegant White Garments
The Ladies Furnishing Store showcases garnitures in white with combinations of coral gold and silver. Embroidered floss adds color accents to bands garni ture fringes and drapes matching many dress shades. Visit to see styles.
Velvet Marquisette Fabrics In Wide Color Range
The ad notes Corded Velvet Marquisette in demand with colors black white pink lavender navy red and more. It promotes yard pricing at $1.00 to $1.50 and offers fabrics suitable for coats dresses and evening gowns with stock colors listed and available per yard.
All Oversize Available in White and Vet Grades
Inventory lists oversized white and vet goods in all grades with prices starting at 73 to 0.00 per year.
Embroidery Items and Apparel Prices in Local Shop
New embroidery pillow cases priced at 75 cents and 1.50 per pair, an embroidered duck towel sells well at a local shop, plus golf gloves 25 cents, outings skirts 50 cents, legging socks 50 cents, knit corset covers 25 cents, golf caps 35 to 100 cents, and outing gowns 50 to 150 cents.
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J. N. Perkins
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N. Y
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Bricuy
Forbidden City
Pekin
Barnes
Towchini
Newhywetl
Goodby
Lovey
the Ladies Furnishing
Nich
Childs
Sue
Coats
Cohen’s Department Store
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