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10 Oct 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
1
The fragment mentions Dee Amie Mou D and a reference to a hall. Readable context is limited. no clear event, date, or location provided to confirm specifics. Further text needed to determine a coherent news item.
W Reinoehl a Pennsylvania Steel Co superintendent at Steelton Pa was killed when a large Cadillac touring car skidded and overturned at Buena Vista Atlantic City Millar Harber and other occupants escaped with light injuries en route to Atlantic City for the American Sale and Interurban railway convention opening today
A farmer near Monticello Sullivan County wakes to a pack of dogs attacking his horse at midnight. He fires shots from his shotgun, drives off the maddened animals with help from nearby farmers armed with pitch forks and clubs. The dogs fled but are described as wild and dangerous, with locals speculating on hunting dogs turning feral. An unrelated quoted exchange from a different text is included.
A school of sea lions attacked a boat from a United States cruiser near San Frielsen in Ohio waters. The attack left the sailors in fear of drowning as the barge capsized in rough seas. A larger rescue boat from the cruiser saved the crew. none were harmed.
Bay State Democrats returning from a convention in Boston were involved in a fatal auto crash near Adams. Proprietor Thomas F. Callahan of Cheshire Inn struck Robert Bennett, throwing him from the road as the car overturned. Callahan died from a skull fracture. Welch of Greylock in Adams and Cassidy suffered minor injuries while others were seriously hurt.
A fisherman named Winteld Stewart from Indian Island, New Brunswick, drowned after rescuing a wounded gull from the water. His boat overturned or he fell overboard during the effort. the gull survived. Rescue crews recovered the alive bird, but Stewart’s body was not found.
A cyclone of fire swept through the region near Spooner and Spoonerbeau, destroying homesteads and farms. Sixty bodies were found and 2,000 people reportedly homeless as winds of 50 miles per hour fed flames across pine forests. The blaze cut a swath from the Rainey River area to nearby towns, with many residents missing and search parties pressed to reach the smoke filled hinterlands. Names and towns include PIL, Minn, Spooner, Davenport, Bemidite, and Red Oak, among others, with numerous families lost and property destroyed.
First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania announces leadership under W Jamieson as president and incumbent official. Comrre appears as a fragmentary note. financial institution identity and executive role are indicated in the readable text.
A disastrous wind and fire sweep through Roosevelt Minnesota causing panic and a mass casualty scene along the railroad. The blaze forced men to seek shelter in box cars while women and children found refuge with Canadian families. At least sixteen corpses lay along the tracks as locals tended the injured and searched for missing.
Fragmentary Chicago Record Herald item describes a fire surrounding a lawn area and residents preparing relief measures while a clipped dialogue questions a wife about shaving routines. The text is garbled with missing letters and unlikely names.
Lisbon reports indicate the expulsion of priests amid mounting anti clerical unrest. The Marquis du Pompal and other leaders were arrested as mobs vandalized church property. Auths claim Jesuits fired rifles. sympathizers dispute provocation while government declares restraint.
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