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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1911
Page
2
Mrs Mayme Glase Robinson and her son Richard will appear next week in a new vaudeville sketch before heading to an Orpheum circuit ten week season. They are well known and will perform at the Library with an enhanced orchestra and favorable local reception expected.
An instructive address by Fred J Harwood of New York City praised as a stirring practical talk on socialism. The speaker, a student of Marx and Engels, argued that destroying capitalism is the only way to end class antagonism while A Trisowlt chaired the meeting and invited attendance for tonight's talk on the Evil of Socialism without admission.
This afternoon John M. Andrews filed an affidavit with the Supreme Court clerk in an effort to obtain a new trial. He asserts the step is not for delay but to address perceived injustice in the murder case of Emile Asmany, amid significant discussion of the affidavit’s contents and swearing.
Readable text promotes Fulcom’s Painness Corn Extractor as a painless, quick solution for corns. It asserts unique effectiveness beyond other remedies, promising guaranteed removal of stubborn corn or wart symptoms. Sold by druggists and Thomas Downey.
A southbound freight split into two sections collided at a junction yard last evening. The second section rear ended a hopper car, derailed its locomotive, and blocked the main line. Crews cleared debris, restored service, and officials investigated the crash to determine fault.
In Columbus a dispute between Corry residents and Hart Flaherty led to arrests after an apple packing incident at the Crippen farm. Flaherty sought a warrant for aggravated assault while Corry men accused him of assault with intent to kill. a hearing before Justice Dan Sullivan was postponed as neither side appeared.
Guy Daly performs underwater feats in a vast glass tank holding over 1000 gallons of water. The unique act features Daly breathing and juggling under water, with incandescent lighting, drawing Monday evening spectators and promising further shows tonight and tomorrow.
Detective Gieverann arrested Norris Hunt in Rouge Ville on a train stint near the Pennsylvania Railroad. He faced a petty fine, then immediate re arrest on aggravated assault and an attempt to kill. The earlier case involved a merciless beating of Moreman Courtney. Hunt is held on a serious charge with ball set by his father. The case heads to Crawford County next term.
A lascivious description of a dazzling electrical display for a Three Twins production at the Library Theater. The show features a three ton giant electrical device, a fucuo graph, and candescent effects judged to surpass earlier company spectacles.
Hemus Port October 2. A car owned by Philp Morris of Cleveland driven by Norman Gilquist crashed after a curve at Bayview at 40 mph. Passenger HR A Look was thrown from the vehicle and later died. Norton escaped injury. another occupant My. Look was unconscious.
In Pittsburg September 30 Albert O Perkins of Pittsburgh and Charles Franklin of Philadelphia, members of the Perkins Union Defective Agency, completed last July at the term of the United States District Court on a charge of buying and using funds in an effort to defraud in the destruction of the Scott mausoleum. The appeal box has been taken before the United States Court of Appeals. The power book comprises 6 ½ printed pages and was filed by Charles A O Brien and W H S Thompson as attorneys for the plaintiffs in error. After giving the history of the case and a narration of the desolation of the Scott mausoleum, the appellants filed assignments of error.
An Oil City man returning from Austin discovered his parents dead after a flood. He reportedly shot himself in the head, and authorities could not determine his name or identify him. No marks on clothing aided identification. the case remains unresolved at press time.
An old advertisement touts Hilloronna and IMnozonen Weng vita as tonics to cleanse the bowels, aid digestion, enrich blood, fortify nerves, and promote vitality. It claims relief from headaches, constipation, and kidney, liver, or stomach trouble, with Pillozones priced at 260 and sold by Thomas Downey.
Florence Laurencg and Arthur Johnson star in The Story of Jonle's Rose at the Amuse. Honoring and Herd, a military drama, fills a feature night at the Amuellty program.
The narrative follows Frank Leone of the New York YMCA and Edward J. Miles of Erie as they depart from New York to walk around the United States starting a Tuesday morning. They aim to beat Werton's continental record, seek world peace pledges from mayors they meet, and deliver them to President Taft. Letters of endorsement from New York City officials accompany their trek.
A dramatized advertisement touts Mi-O-Na stomach tablets as a quick fix for indigestion nervousness and various stomach complaints. It promises immediate relief from sourness gas and heartburn and claims benefits like renewed vigor brighter eyes and healthier skin. Sold by N F Ames & Co and Booth's Mi-O-Na Buffalo with mail orders available.
Frewsburg reports only three new scarlet fever cases since Friday with the overall situation satisfactory. None of the current cases are serious, and health officials expect quarantine to prevent further spread. Churches were quarantined Saturday, cancelling services, and evangelistic campaigns delayed to a later date.
A big Lyric feature riffing on childhood and freedom titled The Destaration of Independence shows playful satire and dramatic irony. The piece riffs on youth, liberty, and performance, seeking bold stage energy and colorful, if uneven, commentary.
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