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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
2
Pauly experiences cloudy conditions today with southerly winds shifting to light-moderate speeds. The outlook calls for variable cloudiness and no precipitation indicated.
Keystone Party nominates Governor William H. Berry of Delaware for governor with D Clarence Gibboney of Philadelphia as lieutenant governor, Cornelius Scully of Allegheny for state treasurer, John Casey of Laverne for internal affairs secretary, John B. Brooks of Erie for Congress, and Ned Machutyre of Corry for assembly.
The text describes regret over factional failure to unite against the Penrose machine before an election. It argues a fusion with Mr Berry was possible in September and praises the Keystone State committee for refusing to withdraw him. It notes independent voters aligning with Keystone and tensions involving Grim and Tony.
Voters in Gorey Wil have one registration day left tomorrow Saturday October 22 from 9 am to 1 pm 2 pm to 6 pm and 7 pm to 11 pm at local offices to qualify for the November election. Earlier sessions on Sept 9 and Sept 20 drew low turnout prompting appeals for civic participation and more effort from electors. The piece notes the late David Wiremagustine prominent in New York politics and his Democratic alignment.
Socialists gathered nearly 700 men and women at Mucen-Lue Hall to hear John W. Shyton of Pittsburg, the Socialist candidate for governor of Pennsylvania. Shyton argued against what he called Boeunism and urged social and economic freedom for workers. Slayton left for Briw to speak tonight and tomorrow, accompanied by George Allen, Socialist candidate for Congress.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming a reward for curing catarrh and cites testimonials from Walden and Marvin of Toledo wholesale druggists. It asserts J Cheney & Co. guarantee business integrity and lists the product’s price and extra remedies like Hal’s Pills.
Warren National Bank hosts a week long display of Rare World coins led by Prof Farran Zerbe from Oct 24. The exhibit covers ancient to modern money with over three thousand items including Chinese yasor rubies and US patterns. Zerbe, president of the American Numismatic Association, showcases global legal tender and fashioning pieces from many nations.
Carl Lawson prohibits trespassing or unmating on his Concord Township property as a notice to hunters.
Warren October 20 John Curl a P St Resection foreman at Hudewood is in Kenney Hospital with a fractured skull and injuries to his right foot and ankle. He may lose the leg if surgery is required. Carlson escaped death after riding atop a freight car and falling between the locomotive and car. the engine blocked the car and the body was spared by slow rain soaked wheels.
Philadelphia Oct 20 The Democratic executive committee proposes to withdraw Senator Webster Grim from the Democratic state ticket or a nominee with similar aims if Keystone candidate William H Hurry agrees to step aside. The plan asks former Pittsburgh mayor George W. Gutwlo or a man of suitable character to meet Hurry and arrange a conference with Keystone chairman Thomas L. Hvis and other nominees present at the meeting.
A Corry citizen Mrs J J Scully 318 1 South St testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back pain and urinary trouble after summer kidney discomfort. She purchased from N F P Amon & Co Drug Store and used the remedy until improved. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers 60 cents. Tooter Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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