06 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
1
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Theodore Roosevelt begins a second long trip since returning from Africa, traveling in a private car with a staged convoy. He will stop at Bealls Fel, Knoxville, Rome, Atlanta, Memphis, Hot Springs, St Louis, and Pensacola, then reach New York by Friday October 14. Senator Beveridge urged the Indiana route to aid his reelection bid.
A mother’s search ends as her long vanished son is traced to Catasunayi and found in a western city. Sergeant Ward, discharged from the US Army in San Francisco, aided by a father letter, located the son now planning a Denver business and set to visit home soon. Editor Fatally Shot by Son in Shabbona, Illinois.
A long jailhouse style document describes Lester writing to G Tracy Rogers seeking $10,990 to improve margins for former Assembly Clerk Archie Maxtrr-Colonels, with references to Col George W. Dunn and Col Archie Baxten. The letter links Metropolitan through a railway venture to campaign funds and stock purchases, mentioning Senator Wagner and other figures, amid testimony about campaign support and legislative favors.
Peter McCall a private in Company E Fourth Regiment New York State National Guard from Columbia is sentenced to five days in the county jail for failing to attend a guard encampment. An explanation is requested regarding a phrase from the New York paper.
Authorities consider a five day observation for all steerage passengers arriving in New York as cholera cases appear among Greek immigrants. Reports note two fatal cholera cases in Marseilles tied to Greek arrivals and officers double inspecting cholera ports to prevent wider outbreak.
New York reports that cabin passengers of the Fabre liner Santa Anna were allowed to land after Month Officer Daly ruled the voyage had not spread cholera. Notables on shore included Rev D E Burrell, Baron de Champ, Prof James Craig, and the group was moved to the Pabre tine pier in South Brooklyn pending bacteriological tests.
An advertisement extols a miracle skin treatment claiming to cure all pimples with no wash rival, highlighting a formula including Winters green Thymol and other ingredients. The copy promises immediate results, pleasant use, and safety for sensitive skin, urging readers to buy from Babbitt & Son.
A garbled report describes cabbage crops and sauerkraut production amid a dry spell. Heavy rains helped revive the crop, easing shortages and stabilizing local vegetable supplies.
A girl acquitted after a drunken assault case in Wilmerding as witnesses testified to her strong character and study habits. The accused, listed as Panis Vote, boarded the girl’s home and was implicated in a violent confrontation ending with his death. The jury found no charges, citing her credible testimony and conduct.
A 15 year old named Gros in Napolleonville died after a dispute over a card game. He reportedly refused to play, was struck, and killed after a plea to leave. Police are investigating the incident as a possible crime scene.
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