18 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1910
Page
1
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Paria reports a shift from vandalism to arrests amid railway strike sympathy. Bidamant, a leading advocate, is jailed as 100 women attempt dispersal near Paris stations. Police restrict gatherings and deny outside demonstrations as workers face work abstention.
Greensburg Pa October 18 After over three hours of deliberation a jury found 18 deputy sheriffs guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the killing of a miner during mine troubles last May This is the first conviction arising from the region wide unrest Most deputies guilty could not furnish bail while others were remanded awaiting further action Pope recalls Papal Nuncio to Rome protests policy of the republic
A New York grand jury indicted Benjamin Duveen and partners of the Duveen firm on charges of price fixing and fraud in art imports. Prosecutors allege they undervalued imports, stamped approvals to inflate value, and sought higher prices after entry. Several defendants pleaded not guilty as bids to reduce bonds were heard. additional indictments and civil actions are anticipated.
On a speaking tour in Troy New York October 18 Colonel lambasted Dix with bitter scorn and defended Stimson while criticizing Supreme Court decisions as state rights. He linked James Gordon Bennett to opposing state’s rights and accused major New York newspapers of withholding publicity for Stimson’s achievements.
A high speed collision occurred on a sharp curve near Southampton on Oct 18. Henry Corwith, proprietor of American Walimtne Mills, and others were injured. cars driven by Corwith and Arnold Wood suffered total wrecks. Victims were treated at local hospitals. details indicate severe internal injuries and ongoing medical care.
Ward Howe dies at her Newport home aged 92 shortly before her birthday. Her daughters Mrs Laura Richards and Mrs John Athieatt, Mrs Florence Howe Hall, and son-in-law Mr Elliott attend. Prof Henry Marvin Howe summoned from Bedford, N Y. Funeral planned at Howton Thursday afternoon at the Unitarian church where she worshipped. Her last public role was addressing the Civic League on women’s public opportunities.
An advertisement touts European springs and a home remedy for skin itching. It promotes D D D Prescription with wintergreen thymol and other ingredients claimed to bring instant relief, urging readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from O. Babbitt & Son.
Oct 18 report states Chariny Gross bank stopped payments and a receiver was appointed. The bank, owned by Alfred Gupentor, operated many branches across Great Britain. Deposits totaled about £1,607,000 with liabilities around £1,000,000.
The America crew faced uncertain seas as Wellman and his aeronaut team pressed toward Europe. With no word for hours, reports indicate the vessel may have veered from the North Atlantic lane or been blown off course. Forecasters note favorable winds ahead, balloon and provisions aboard to last 60 days, potential record endurance if voyage resumes.
Atlantic City awaits word from Walter Wellman and colleagues as they plan a perilous Arctic airship voyage. Officials and residents anticipate a decision within hours on whether to proceed.
A chaotic scene on Saturday followed by anxious waits as Wellman and his balloon crew assess charts and mons to decide whether the air voyage to Europe will proceed. Leroy Chamberlain stated the team would return once a decision is made, with military and civilian observers awaiting a definitive plan and possible arrival messages. Bob Miller, the local wireless operator, struggled to establish contact with the America to relay any news to onshore watchers.
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