Weather Outlook for Yale and Glondy Tonight
Showers probable in northern portions of the state tonight and Tuesday. Warmer in the southern station.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
2
Showers probable in northern portions of the state tonight and Tuesday. Warmer in the southern station.
Mr Ballinger of Sherman narrowly avoided a collision on East Main street when his car darted into a ditch as a freight train roared by. The busy crossing proved one of the city's most dangerous blind crossings with little damage caused.
By United Press Louis. October 6 two tram men were killed when a Baltimore and Ohio Bus Flyer crashed head on into a dirt train at Summerfield near St. Louis. The mail and express cars were derailed and burned. Remaining cars of the dirt train were destroyed.
The funeral of the late Walter A. Williams was held Sunday at ten o clock in Nome on East Street. A large gathering attended the services with family friends and funeral offerings. Pastor C H Wallace of the Baptist Church officiated with a simple prayer service. A quartet from the Baptist church aided in the service. Interment was made at Pine Grove cemetery.
Vitagraph special feature presented in two porte at the AMUSA theater. Sour Toes and five pietards appear. Admission 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children.
Reports say Union members interrupted a Woman’s Suffrage meeting as Annie Kinney attempted an address. Police and Scotland Yard moved to control the crowd. Kinney and others were arrested, hats seized, and a mob followed the procession to Holloway Jail.
Mr Brunk Babbitt accepted a fifty dollar donation to the manual training department from Mr William Brightasn of Stockton California. The gift accompanies a gym set from the Corry bled school graduate and is the largest individual gift to date. Brightman wishes the contribution be recorded in the name of the Class of 98.
Mr. D. D. Beatty of Warren with private secretary W. W. Rankin arrived in the city this afternoon in Beatty’s automobile. They conferred briefly with G. T. P. Northrop of the Corry and Columbus Street Railway Co regarding business interests. Beatty, a prosperous investor in several western trolley lines, planned to return home the same day.
Albany October 6 Governor Sulzer defiantly said he will appear and tell "the whole story" of his dealings with Murphy Hinman and Herrick. His lawyers object but he insists on testifying, claiming he could clear himself by his own account and argue he would have earned far more otherwise.
October 6 report from Billsharz notes doctors at West Penn hospital battle to save 18 year olds Cath erine Bower and Florence Watson after exposure to bichloride of mercury. Police seek a Civil War veteran suspected of targeting young girls at the Pittsebury Exposition popcorn stand.
An elderly man in the crowd nearby opened an envelope and handed the apparent headache medicine to someone. The crowd nodded at the action and their response was brief and unclear.
The Quaero Club will organize at a club breakfast tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 at Mrs. Frank T. Byb bitt’s home. The Indies will reorganize for the year and outline work as one of the city’s most interesting and successful organizations.
Joh Larry, a lone resident and well known farmer of Lottsville, died at his home October 5 after a long illness. He is survived by a wife and daughter Miss Gennglave, his mother and eight others in Ireland. Funeral services will be held at the home on Monday afternoon.
Washington officials state that the deportation of Harry K. Thaw did not violate the treaty between Great Britain and the United States. Former Governor Folk, now State Department solicitor, ruled the inquiry assessed Canada’s treaty-compliant action. The decision supported Canadian authority in deporting Thaw.
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