21 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
1
The Warren National Bank highlights a mall oriented banking service as its specialty with a focus on 4 per cent offerings and customer oriented accounts.
Jackson Kentucky October 21 Matthew Crawford politician distiller and union man was ambushed and killed. He appeared at his doorway when three men and a woman fired, killing him instantly. Charles Little and his wife arrested in connection with the case.
New York Oct 21 Walter Wellman discussed hopes for an equilibrator to improve ship steering and propulsion after Arctic voyages. He noted rough seas exposed the device’s potential and has faced repeated rejections from sponsors and colleagues amid optimistic but uncertain trials.
Senator Elkins is reported seriously ill at his West Virginia residence with medical teams monitoring his condition. Sources say family and aides are coordinating care as the crisis unfolds.
Reports from Washington describe Senator Reaploh Minn seriously ill with a severe cold and stomach disorder. Doctors restrict his movements and friends await clearer news as a private condition becomes public concern.
New Orleans dispatch reports the Hellish Steamer Ciyiling arrived badly battered with six survivors from the Hugo, en route from Gentral Aneta to Spain. Ten crewmen are missing. A wireless out of New York said the storm caused the loss. The French steamer Louisiana, bound for New Orleans from Havre, reached the Florida coast with all passengers removed.
In October 21 in Dupin Indiana Rev James Pierce aged 61, a longtime minister, secretly wed Mig Celia Levohman, a wealthy resident of AT years, after she eloped with Arthur Conner. Mrs Conner previously eloped with Arthur Conner, a noted baseball professional, years earlier, prompting a family scandal.
Judge Wyckluin denied bail for John F. Dells his wife and another party due to lack of jurisdiction. A hearing on the bail matter will be held October 26 at Hajwiard Gol 20 in Hilitre Wisconsin with the judge to act on the application.
The article reports Benn Conger and other newspaper men denying bribe allegations tied to Gardner. It notes committee testimony by former quarantine chief Sehroe dora and named NY reporters disputing the graft claims. Witnesses include John Conger and Pat Rielhan, with Gardner denying any payments or personal knowledge of the bribe charges.
Construction and freight issues surface as Albany examines upstate cross state rail plans. Officials discuss the Raghextor line and the New York Central freight service while opposition seeks more time. The hearing adjourned with three additional days requested.
First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania bills itself as the oldest bank in Warren County with a long local history and steady service to the community. The ad emphasizes its enduring presence and local ties.
A massive blast at a Wayne New Jersey powder works devastates the plant injuring Polish laborers Simon Tilson and John Porbus among others. The explosion obliterates the corning mill and shatters windows across Oakdale as rescuers search for missing workers and witnesses describe severe injuries including speech loss.
John A. Dix arrived in New York to meet with State Committee Chairman Huppuch on private business matters and, despite urging caution, said reports across the state pointed to the Democratic ticket’s probable victory while he prepared to return to Thomson.
A Manchester Chronicle brief notes a dispute over burial practices and the right to bury in a coffin. It mentions Hurlan Cullins and a fifty five person burial at a facility, with questions about whether forefathers could be interred in a large box and who controls the rite.
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