05 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment presents a jumble of letters and phrases. The readable portions mention a doctor, a mother, and various abstract actions, but no coherent events, names, places, or dates emerge for a factual summary.
A damaged OCR fragment provides no clear event, names, or places. The readable portion hints at stray letters and broken text without coherent context or specifics to summarize factually.
Reports say the Steamship Chiriqui sank near 1110 miles south of Panama after boilers exploded while en route to Calido. At least 70 passengers lost. 13 survivors landed at Jamnehine. The vessel’s crew tried to abandon ship as floods swept the deck and only one lifeboat could be manned before sinking. The company notified by letters from Jamnehine.
Governor Hughes plans to appoint a new forest and game commissioner within 24 hours as Whipple's administration faces multiple resignations. The state forest preserve purchasing board, led by Adirondack land interests, faces scrutiny alongside officials from Albany and Salamanca. The upheaval stems from the Whipple era and echoes fallout from prior corruption probes, with legal advisers and district attorneys detailing the administration’s actions and policies.
A governor letter discusses resignation timing and implications for the administration. The document references Governor Hughes and Mr Whinple, noting requests for clarification of the department line and the retro that indicates the mass Umerent in Aves. The letter emphasizes preserving order and orderly succession amid contentious claims and signals the statute’s effect upon reception and processing by the office.
Reports from Lisbon claim the King of Portugal has been freed or escapee during a revolution, with authorities and military units deployed as the situation develops. Citizens await confirmation as events unfold across the capital and key strategic locations.
Aboard the battleship New Hampshire a funeral service was held for sailors lost at sea. Officers and crew attended as the roll of the drowned grew to twenty four with several missing. Flags draped, prayers offered, and a final salute marked the somber ceremony as names of the dead were read and remembered.
A fragmentary travel note recounts an early Bruel explorer who gathered birk and Iriuge Titles in a book by Guy Rottiery. It hints at a curious race with misdirected feet and odd follow-the-tricks behavior, reflecting quizzical colonial-era observations.
Springfield HL Det. 8 reported 34 killed and 36 injured yesterday afternoon when two interurban cars on the Alstorn McKinney line collided head on at Rickeryn curve north of Staunton MI. Both engines were demolished. victims piled in a bloody mass. Orders overran, crews trapped, six officials named for investigation and disciplinary actions described.
In Allentown’s Teal ing vexdenlint section, porch climbers ransacked the home of Professor O. O. Dorney, principal of the American Commercial school. Frightened by barking fox terriers in the neighboring house, the burglars left after a loud message and alarm. The same spree hit the home of G. Fred Gubil, secretary of the Pennsylvania Allen Cement company, though nothing was taken.
Harrkaburs Ms announces September dairy and food division receipts totaling 4628.70 dollars. The report states the division is self sustaining with year-to-date totals reaching a substantial sum.
The Democratic senatorial convention for the Fulton Lewis-Herkmer district met in Paris NX yesterday. John Morrison of Johnstown was nominated for state senator.
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