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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
6
A fragment notes a library theatre event on Wednesday with likely performers and a timing. Mentions Cory, Coteen and Harshis as presenters or participants with limited legibility. The text is garbled but indicates an upcoming local theatre program.
Numerous names and places appear in a long list of visits, callers, and greetings across towns including Sherman, Erie, Kane, Findley Lake, Warren, and Meadville. Activities mention guests, trips, Sunday gatherings, and brief city mentions with several family ties and local institutions referenced.
Local playbill highlights a two act stage production titled The Artist's Great Madonna featuring Roser Lyton and Julia Gordon. Comedy elements mix with a game warden subplot in a Nutty Arts showcase. Tickets priced at ten cents with a discount for seniors.
Osbornealias Tom Brown leader of prison reform walks out of Auburn prison with six companions after serving time for a weekend incident. Chaplain Copeland commends guards and inmates for cooperation as Osborne delivers a departing talk and praises the prison system. In Stouonville Henry Lawler sentences Mary Daly to twelve of Billy Sunday sermons for drunkenness and cruelty to her child with threat of rearrest if she misses meetings.
A woman's naked body was found near Argo at First Street and South Fourth Avenue. The scene showed extensive tearing and motor-vehicle tracks over 200 feet with clothing only a single pair of stockings. Investigators linked the case to a possible motive and noted a nearby figure named Miss Liston as a person of interest.
The Boston express of the Delaware and Hudson railroad struck an automobile party at Main Bridge near Norwich at 11 yesterday. One person, 6 year old John Iper, was killed outright. others were fatally injured. The injured were taken to Memorial Hospital in Oneonta.
The article reports broad public support for currency reform backed by bankers and political figures. It notes President Wilton and key leaders expressing confidence that the measure will pass, with influence felt across counties and among financial interests.
The Osage oil lands bidding process faced rejections amid a political clash involving alleged influence by members of the Osage council and tensions with former officials. The dispute centers on actions by a Minot oil inquiry and connections to past officials, sparking vindication claims and ongoing legal inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Kemp the Poet as a stowaway aboard a vessel associated with CY United and Southampton. The text mentions Macy Kemp, Mrs Upton, and a tally of unidentified details. An attorney is said to be in prison in Rome with plans to depart, with unclear timing and location.
An old advertisement extols Donnys Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache kidney and bladder issues. The ad cites private testimonies from residents like Mrs Scully and promotes purchasing from Foster Mifflin Co. and Ruffata in a local setting, encouraging readers to remember the brand.
An unclear OCR passage discusses a proposed reform related to the nation’s constitution. It mentions a senator and actions around a legislative body and names individuals in a blurred context. The fragment hints at Republican or liberal debates and a Madame figure influencing the process, but specifics are unreadable.
A fragmentary item notes a crafts event involving a Pat craft and a person named Ladie Piain Ne Experien Tor. The scant text suggests an instructional or exhibition context but provides no clear date location or outcome.
A garbled Chicago report hints at a political or community event involving the police and a local team. The text is incomplete, obscuring names, places, and the exact incident or outcome.
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