04 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary note reports farm ban discussion in October about bourbon and an expert named Bailey of AR. The readable text hints at a comment by Bailey on bourbon handling and a planned action by a local farm.
Readable phrases indicate a local clergy donor story with a trial or event mentioned. Specific names, places, or dates are not clear in the damaged OCR excerpt.
State party leaders discuss candidates for the Republican state chairmanship with Roosevelt and Simson favoring an upstate appointee. Several names are floated, including Charles Frandly of Troy Times, Calder, Krncko, and Dwight Kyvnett, while Parsons Collis and Barnard reportedly decline. Roosevelt to address Southern New York Firemen in Freeport.
In the Tuallan quarter residents report a quarrel between two mothers over their children ended with Mrs. Mary Mariia shooting Mrs. Angolum Monzu. The incident occurred after a rough struggle with a policeman briefly stopping the fight. Mrs. Monzu died instantly while the assailant fled with her three year old son but was later arrested.
A fragment discusses pulp yields noting one ton of mechanteut of bult yields a ton of chemical pulp per cord of wood. The readable wording is unclear and may reflect a historical measurement note on pulping processes.
The article reports two additional drownings among the Novi Atticle fleet on the North River, raising the toll of seamen lost. Names and hometowns of the deceased, including Frank River and Joseph Dudley, are given along with recovery details and ongoing efforts to account for missing crew.
Cornelius opposed as Collins refuses to accept the chairmanship of the Republican State Committee. The move signals division within party ranks as leaders seek a new figure to unify the state party apparatus.
Los Angeles Times reports seven victims identified in a dynamite blast at the Grant plant near Oakland. Funeral for the deceased to be officiated by Bob Burdett with a monument planned. Investigators trace dynamite to the Glant Powder Company and seek three men who bought 1000 pounds of explosive September 19.
A man described as a bigamist with three wives, living in various claims, was sentenced after arrest proceedings. The case references Oct payments and a complex set of names and places in a historical record.
Ten year old Volcanon Moy er of Pa was accidentally shot through the chest while handling an eight rifle in a photo gallery. He lies in serious condition at the hospital as authorities review the incident and seek liability.
Charles J. Young, president of the Thorabonn elWL in LG nA 138, accuses former president Theodore Roosevelt of dangerous world leadership risking liberty. He warns if Rooenvett returns, recovery may be impossible, and resignations ripple through the Republican club as Dix supporters pivot toward the Democratic slate.
Gibson, a Pittsburgh migrant turned Vincennes oil magnate, was shot behind Moore while en route to his father in law’s home. Moore, a prominent Indiana oil operator, was arrested in Washington and charged with the crime.
Advice warns against washing blankets on damp gloomy days. Choose bright dry weather to ensure fabrics dry evenly and prevent mildew.
A mother identified as Mrs Yaeger and her young son were found dead in their apartment on East 80th Street after an apparent double mortality. Police and Dr Patten attributed the deaths to suffocation with a history of nervousness and recent separation from her husband.
A four year old Italian girl named Francres ta Loiacona was hit on Mast Canal Street by a large touring car owned by General Superintendent CA Tick of the Bethlehem Steel Company. Her skull was fractured and she was taken to the hospital. Ed ward Mats, the car’s driver, surrendered to police and was released on his own recognizance pending further proceedings.
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