17 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
1
A brief note discusses a 4 percent sinking by Mali in a named specialty market. The item notes the focus on Mali and the financial or trade context within the periodical.
Dr Frazer slipped into action after a train halted by a burning trestle. He traveled from Athens to Marietta aboard a special engine and officiated Senator Clay's funeral service. The dramatic rescue ensured the clergyman reached the ceremony on time.
Three night passengers of the wrecked Atenmahiy Portland are stranded on Katalin Island with dwindling food. The telephone line, the sole link to the outside world, was damaged yesterday leaving them isolated and awaiting relief. Three Carnegie Trustees Resign In New York the trustees announced resignations of Woodrow Wilson and other leaders from Princeton, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Smith College.
President Taft delivers a dinner speech in Panama asserting the United States aims to construct and operate a world canal under Panamanian sovereignty. He rejects annexation rumors, emphasizes guarding Panama’s integrity, and stresses U S duty as canal guarantor amid Panama reception and questions over worker pay.
An aged author reportedly died at Abtapovo according to local notices. The report notes the death occurred within the town and identifies the deceased as a veteran writer known in regional circles.
Reports from St. Petersburg confirm the famed writer Leo Tolstoy has died after a short illness. Telegrams from Moscow and Petersburg note his passing late Tuesday evening and mention grief within literary circles.
Dr Northcutt De of the South Sea Evangelical mission reports findings from the Albatross expedition to the Solomon Islands. Baron Von Norbeck Lieutenant Budick and nine sailors are said to have fallen to the savages after a surprise attack. three survivors reach the coast. Remains recovered shed light on captivity and the fate of the lost crew.
Philadelphia retailers report no wholesale price rise for beef and lamb though some note higher wholesale pork smoked ham and mutton costs. Dealers claim consumer prices unchanged as market dynamics shift in early November.
The Third Division of the American Navy arrives at Gravesind Harbor on November 17. The ships include Magehipl.Kaho and Vernal. The mayor of Grxeernd officially welcomes the battleships as they enter the harbor.
Fragmentary El Paso report describes Antonio Rodrigues, a Mexican native, lynched in Rock Springs Texas after tensions in Juarez. A partial account notes a Mexican bystander insulting Americans and a fight breaking out near Muniwala and Angin streets, with alleged cries of “American from the other side.”
Notes from Berne indicate Swiss federal council plans a conference in Bern to discuss a calendar reform. Proposal envisions 304 days per year split into 62 weeks with New Year as an extra day and Sundays shifted accordingly. See also a long year where May would be painted as unused.
A note on the First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania lauds it as the oldest bank in Warren County, highlighting its long-standing presence in the community.
Fragmented account notes attempts to dissolve English Parliament as government factions clash. King’s stance and opposition prompts stir as Lord Crewe introduces a bill in the House of Lords amid fears of weakening Prime Minister Anguith’s position.
A Harrisburg incident notes a telemarketer asking a widow to help “unwind” a debt and offering to take over an estate. Police record indicates a wary elderly claimant warned others and advised caution against similar calls.
Fragmentary account notes a car trouble delaying a party from Motorton to a late evening destination. The entry mentions a nine blowout incident and a quarrel over delays, with cryptic references to a senior and a mother figure.
Morristown Michigan Nov 17. MiNard Fullmore sues Catherine Willeaide a Huminedon Valley public school teacher for 1000 dollars claiming brutal punishment of his daughter Cornelia Comotin causing injuries that kept her from school for five weeks. Whiteside defends arguing teachers may punish pupils and questions immunity.
In Shenanioin Virginia on November 17 a cave incident is reported involving individuals named Willan Raechulls and Castor Wassare. The fragment mentions a cave discovery and related actions at a site near Goollst udunlidn with references to injuries and disruptions including a person identified as Kybhulls Broke Jolt and others.
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