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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1913
Page
7
Reported at Hopkin’s office, a confrontation erupted between sheriff-elect Max Halbach supporters and the Rogan Lieber coalition. Alderman Moran of the 2nd ward reportedly entered as tensions rose over the candidacy and party alignments in the county organization.
Prices listed for assorted linens include napkins at 2.25 2.70 3.00 and 4.50 per dozen. Fine towels reduced bleached hemstitched damask towels full size at 45c each. Regular 75c bleached all linen damask and huck towels unstitched with scalloped ends reduced to 65c each.
An altercation in the Svourtty bank building sparked a violent clash as Alderman Murivalle and Moran clashed with Hopkins. Moran was escorted from the room after a heated exchange about a Times editorial implying Hopkins’ conduct. The scuffle disrupted the office as Shier tried to intervene and Moran resisted removals, leading to a tense scene.
The Balmes, Spanish steamer, caught fire 600 miles from Hamilton Bermuda. Ten passengers were rescued Friday by the Cunard ship Pauwonly and later transferred to the Pannonia, which conveyed them to Bermuda then to New York. The rescued crew cheered the rescue ship Pannonia as she continued toward New York.
Local classifieds list for sale items including a mixed batch of farm stock tools furniture and houseware. Includes auction near Clymer Columbus area on Thursday November 20 at 10 am with cattle, machinery, a Ford car, and household goods. Also various gas fixtures furniture clothing and rental listings across several streets with contact notices.
A blaze erupted on the Balmes near its foremast at night, spreading through the hold. The crew battled flames as passengers, many Spaniards returning from Cuba, were transferred to the Pannonia by boats and other ships after a long rescue effort. The Pannonia, aided by the Suffolk and Cunard, raced 180 miles to reach the stricken liner and evacuated the passengers without major incident.
Real estate listing offers a oil property on a farm ten miles from ONL city with gray sand and gas. Plans to drill two new wells, seller pays drilling casing and shooting. Indicates 7-8s for 21011 and partial sales at $400 per eighth. Address given as Th. MheTyre, Dianford, Pa with phone 1719-31.
Bargain offer if taken at once includes a draft horse weight 1400 listed by G. W. Faulkner in Columbus with two phones. Also sale note for two cows fresh, price 85, contact Geo. Miles at 408 East Wayne Street. Additional listings include 20 full Blooded Leghorns at 231 Fourth Ave and a yearling Holstein heifer with contact Fred Heath R. D. No further details.
Wanted female help over 10 years at NoBene Corset Coaster for general housework. Apply at 415 East Main Street. Also wanted dining room and kitchen girl at the St James Hotel. Apply locally.
Notice that the estate of Emily Duke Lettera has been granted to executor J. Banford Duke of Hathield Pa. All persons owing the estate are urged to make prompt payment and those with claims must present them for payment without delay.
Classified notice seeking a room or house with modern conveniences. Includes an address cue from the Journal ad, and a prompt return request for a lost gentleman's high-movement gold watch initials C. H. K. with a reward, asking inquiries at the Journal offices.
Multiple sale offers listed for properties and land parcels. Addresses include 44 W. Smith Street in Ames and 248 Franklin St. 106 acre Meadville farm three miles east with contact T. N. VanTassell at 426 Hast Second Street Erie Pa. A five room residence on 4th Ave with modern conveniences and a high room house on Church St also appear. Contact names: Mrs Q Ames 71, John Hatch 248 Franklin St., Powell 28t1.
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