01 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1912
Page
1
Article urges parents to open savings accounts for children at Warren National Bank highlighting long term benefits. It notes parental control until majority, 4 percent annual compound interest, and the value of early savings for education, business, or future needs.
Delegates and leaders debate Governor Dix renomination as Murphy Glynn and other Democrats push candidates and platforms. Party figures from New York and Kings to Onondaga weigh support for Dix or alternative paths amid intra party tension and anticipated Albany battles.
A clipped exchange shows concern about a marriage and finances. The speaker urges the other to consult papa about the nuptials while noting anxiety over income and the future.
Public records show extensive letters between Harriman and Roosevelt on government matters and appointments. Discussions cover the 1904 campaign fund, a $250,000 contribution, and the role of Harriman and associates in financing the Roosevelts’ ticket without direct evidence of Corollary Roosevelt involvement.
Corning reports a young music teacher named Mies Mabel Whitw and Lyounold Milne attacked by an unknown man in her home. The assailant dragged her, forced her to floor, struck her, drugged her, and fled after ransacking rooms, leaving belongings scattered.
A girl was dragged from a man’s grasp but rescued by her mother. The assailant attempted to pour carbolic acid down the girl’s throat and fled after a violent struggle. Threatening letters preceded the attack. Sheriff Hutfield arrested Austin A. Andrew, a Millertown resident, as a suspect.
A readable fragment reports women attending a protest in Ulster amid rising factional strife. The account mentions opposition to a rule and fears of continued strife harming the country’s unity and finances.
Readable parts show a mistaken name pair and a discussion about a fortification or water guard. The fragment hints at a quarrel or question about a task or position and a possible request or accusation. No clear dates, places, or organizations are readable.
A garbled OCR fragment references a banking general and various household items. It mentions borax and soap components, with unclear context about opinions on a laundry sodg and an infusion youth claim. The text is incoherent and contains many errors.
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