15 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
1
A partial, damaged OCR fragment offers few readable facts with unclear names and dates. The text shows stray words and nonstandard sequences, hindering identification of people, places, or events. The usable content is limited and lacks a coherent news item.
Four business men traveling from Sebring to Tolutl were killed when a car traveling at about thirty miles an hour struck an automobile at a curve near Niglor's crossing. The Limoges company decorating department appeared to be the victims' destination for pottery supplies.
A fragmented notice describes an accident where Wred Berger and Burgeone faced eye injuries after pitch splashed, sealing the eyes for days. Details are garbled but indicate medical uncertainty about recovery and ongoing care.
A broad government inquiry accuses the Duveen firm of undervaluing art imports to evade duties and defraud the government. The complaint details an alleged $1,100 item sold for $28,000 and outlines planned criminal and civil actions against the firm and associates.
A damaged record notes a visit by Les and Secretary Crow of the American embassy to Kaiser’s new camp in the Gia Philippines area. The party, dated 86, toured facilities with military officials and observers.
Governor Earhardt cites 32 dead and 52,000,500 property loss amid Northern Minow forest fires. He notes rapid relief efforts, temporary shelter for residents, and checks to ensure accurate casualty and damage reporting while work continues.
R. G. Dun & Co in New York reports mixed business signals with slower demand for rail and structural goods, waning consumer stocks, and weakness in cotton goods and footwear. Leather and related items show some resilience, while overall trade remains cautious and uneven across centers. Canadian figures show slight improvement week to week.
A suffragist disrupted a Carnegie Hall gathering in New York, shouting slogans and accusing speakers. Police escorted the protester out as the audience roared, while officials and attendees including Taft and Governor Flint were noted in the tense scene.
Fragmentary lines hint at a quirky tale titled The Raving Claus May Dyallie Ivy Tale. Read as a playful dialog or verse fragment, it appears to mix garbled phrases and partial names suggesting a seasonal or theatrical joke piece without clear plot details.
The Central's chief executive urged approving a rate increase to win European investor confidence and support American railways welfare. Discussion covered the New York Central, Pennsylvania records, and freight rate strategy amid intercity commission scrutiny.
An unclear OCR snippet references multiple mixed terms and names. Readable facts are minimal. no coherent event or person details emerge to form a solid summary.
Paris reports the railway strike ended after a day of widespread disruption. Workers in related sectors observed sympathy actions while electrical staff faced blocking outages. Police searched for a jail term inciting crime linked to La Guerre Sociale. A bomb scare appeared near Avenue Elebor. Deaths from recent hurricanes and Cuba storms are blamed on tropical activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a hospital giving record tied to Lancaster Pennsylvania. Mentions Col de Quarryville and various medical entities and patients with unclear names among faded lines.
Beverly October, Harry Grant, winner of the Vanderbilt Cup, met the president who thanked him for his courage and offered good luck in the ensuing race. The president plans to depart for New York Monday night and return to Washington by week’s end. Nortin has left Beverly for Chicago to register as the executive moves forward.
Oct. 15. Cincinnati Mayor Schwab asked Colonel Paul M. Milliken to resign as chief amid Safety Director Small's graft investigation. Milliken denied participation and refused to bow to the pressure, signaling a fight over his removal as the inquiry proceeds.
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