22 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
1
The Warren National Bank announces a 4 percent plan aimed at helping customers manage money with convenient payment options. The note highlights tax advantages and enhanced facilities to extend the savings benefit.
A disrupted village scene centers on Ben Ridder facing expulsion amid a blurred tale of locals, a public official, and a hasty meeting. The events include a vote, warnings, and a planned trestle gathering by a tramp who vows to denounce residents.
Kaw t Nov 22 Swan Anderwon and family learned that a man named Kaneman took carbolic weld solution and died. He had been staying with his brother on Walnut Street. Emergency crews aided him but he died at the hospital.
From Trenton New Jersey November 21 a bill to provide two view admirals for the United States navy will be introduced in the coming session by Congressman AL Hates Meadville Pennsylvania. The proposal follows support from General James F P Husling Lexington Kentucky and other allies. In Lexington November 22 Frank De Cefn a native and son of Jeremiah who worked in dairy at James B Haggin Elmendorfarn was gored by a boar and remains in critical condition.
Advertises Ferro fone as a nourishing blood making tonic for men women and children claiming to restore energy, color, spirit, and ambition. Provides price 600 per box or six for 2.80 plus seller Thos Downes.
A disturbance at the Downey's Drug Store site prompted a police response as authorities investigated a death following an act described as lunacy. The incident occurred at the location noted and involved surrounding witnesses and emergency personnel.
Frank Hatch a 29 year old Westbound Erie railroad brakeman died after injuries from a yard accident in Meadville. Coroner Nye ruled Hatch’s death caused by accident while working near the East Yard prompt and a funeral service will be announced by his family.
Erie officials discussed a Warranto action to challenge a Buffalo and Lake Erie traction company's claimed perpetual street use rights. City counsel and special counsel advised caution, noting the attorney general would require strong justification before proceeding with legal steps.
In Arle on November 22 the county reports a record expense in Judge Henson’s campaign account. The item lists gasoline fueling trips and transport costs, marking the first time such an expense appears in the county’s campaign accounts. Total campaign spending reached 1870.88 reflecting extensive outreach in multiple communities.
In Pekin the National Assembly plans a national convention to decide if China becomes a monarchy or a republic. Yuan Shikai remains distrustful of Premier influence and refuses to dictate future government while the assembly approves a plebiscite to settle the form of governance.
A fragmented advertisement offers a booklet on piles and internal cures by Dr. Leonhard Harden, with questions about inward versus external piles. It promotes Hem-Rome and a large bottled remedy sold by N. Anes & Co. in Buffalo New York and drug stores nationwide.
A fragmented report notes a four day gathering at Shanghai with delegates and observers. It mentions Yuan Hong and a Chinese consul in Hankow confirming fourteen provisions sent for a Wu Chote meeting.
Reports from Shanghai and London describe rebel forces crossing the Man River on November 17 and attacking imperial lines at Hankow. They crossed three entrenchments but failed to take the fourth by nightfall, with heavy casualties reported on both sides and missionaries safe.
The advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe within hours, relieving headache fever sore throat and nasal symptoms. It asserts the remedy works without interfering with daily duties and contains no quinine after three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars.
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