19 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1910
Page
1
Benjamin Smith, arrested on suspicion of murder, confessed to striking his father, Hh Hither Charles Smith, with a brick after a quarrel over board. He dragged him to a well and continued the attack until he believed the father was dead. coroner cites wounds to head and face, some likely from an axe.
An old fragment describes a man with a loaded clock under his arm entering a jeweler's shop. The jeweler removes the mint and inspects the timepiece, claiming it is now fine. The scene concludes with a coroner's inquest about the event.
The article details a troubled trunk murder description matching the fate of a man identified as Lewie White and others. Doctors could not tell if poison was used as they analyzed the body found in a trunk in a New York tenement.
Andrew Carnegie plans a 3.5 million birthday gift to Pittsburg technology schools in Pittsboro. William M. Frew, president of the board of trustees, announces 1.5 million will fund new buildings and equipment immediately, with 2 million for a future endowment.
A Canadian concern claims the United States Machinery Company dominates cross border shoe production. The petition seeks a formal investigation under the new Mines Investigation Act, with Judge Cannon to hear the case.
Fragmentary note discusses the value of skimmilk and a claimed equation with protein and nourishment. It contrasts opinions on the nutritive worth and mentions rations or substitutes tied to dairy processing and food value in a historical context.
Colonel Roosevelt delivered an unrecorded speech in Washington on his African journey before a large distinguished audience including Supreme Court members and diplomatic corps. He spoke extemporaneously about motives and ethics of exploration and argued no expedition had returned with greater moral purpose.
A hunter named Ayers was wounded in the hand by a buckshot in the woods near Wellsville while tracking a target game. The incident involved Pred Jamghoan of Wellsville and occurred in Yorks Ti. Local authorities report the injury as a minor firearm accident with no further casualties.
The aviator Hoxsey reconstructed a dangerous display causing a fatal accident involving Johnstone during a flight over the crowd. Johnstone died after a crash near the arena while Hoxsey made a controlled landing amid cheers. Walter Thomkins accompanied the body to the city.
Fragmentary text reports conflict over wages in Keokuk Iowa with references to a public dispute and local figures. The garbled lines mention Keokuk, Iowa, and disputed wage issues, but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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