Weather forecast shows showers today and Friday
The forecast calls for showers today and Friday with moderate variable winds.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
2
The forecast calls for showers today and Friday with moderate variable winds.
The Patriot endorses Willan F. Berry for governor and calls on Democrats to unite against the Webster Grim and John K. Tener faction. The piece cites the party’s 620000 fundraising committee and details longstanding intra party conflicts surrounding Monrose Gully and alleged whiskey ties.
A fragmentary editorial voice urges Republicans to unite against the Penrose Hall Donnelly Ryan Mulvihill machine and rally for Berry. It condemns patronage and calls for civil service reform while noting a political appointment shakeup and a health note about germs near beer glasses.
A motorman concedes blame for a fatal crash on Hast Syeund Street Monday evening. Eyewitnesses report the collision near Foy’s avenue, involving Gharkar Thompson, with authorities preparing arrest records for a suspect named Moloemni Waser.
A spark from a engine being shod to fill a silo caused a fire that burned the Meeder Brothers barn near Sheldon yesterday with hay and grain inside. A wagon containing forty bushels of potatoes was also destroyed and shingles from the blaze set fire to a neighbor’s barn, damaging a sign. no injuries are reported.
A residence on Prospect Street near Dw Lemon faced a gas fueled fire that was quickly extinguished by occupants with minimal damage. The family reportedly avoided serious harm as flames were suppressed before extensive harm occurred.
A meeting explored the feasibility of building a large industrial hall in Corry to host a Dunnian exhibition of tools and products. A committee was formed to investigate plans with subscriptions pledged by several local businessmen and officials.
The Franklin Elk's Clam Bake brings big delegations from area cities to the Franklin Country Club. Attendees include JR, Austin, WoW, Murgar Inell, Chuylon Nawen, 01, Huth, and Waters. notable Republican officials are expected to attend.
A vehicle owned by Ralph D. McLouth was destroyed by fire between Stanley's Corners and Bickel Hill on a trip to the Ten Mile Bottom district. McLouth and P. J. Lynch fought the blaze with water from a nearby stream but abandoned the car as the fire neared the gasoline tank. Insurance listed at $4,000.
A historical note recalls traditional cures using roots and herbs taken from fields and gardens. It highlights a long standing trust in vegetable compounds and folk remedies once common among women seeking gentle health supports.
Night racing at the track features an hour long program featuring dignitaries and a dinner. Local organizer Hugh Dolney is expected to attend and present prizes.
Arthur L. Riler is jailed in Meadville after transfer by Constable W C McCutcheon and sheriff William J McMien. Juilee Prather holds court in Smethport for Judge Bouton. Ritter may not face sentence until Monday. Emerson admits confessions and Mink faces jail term. Riverside penitentiary or other facility to be chosen. Family sorrow and patient’s illness cited as context.
In Kyle county court at 2 o clock Hover was sentenced to death by gallows for a brutal murder in Abani Crawford. The condemned man, watched by Sheriff Moony and deputies, awaits possible clemency as the Board of Pardon may review the case.
Corry prepares for a political rally Saturday at 12 30 PM addressed by John Tener and other candidates for governor and state offices. The visiting delegation arrives at 8 55 PM via the Pennsy with a large Erie contingent. events include a balcony address at the James Hotel and a reception by the Kapelle band.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference J. Wood's as seller and grapes priced at 25 cents. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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