24 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1910
Page
1
A brief item notes a 4 per cent figure and references Molt and Spectatty in a concise summary style. Names and events are sparse but indicate a small, local notice about a financial or percentage related matter.
A man recounts a sheep biting and swallowing his pocket money of greenbacks worth about $50, leaving bits of the bills visibly chewed. The scene ends with the bank to redeem the lost notes once Uncle Sam is notified and the matter pursued with an attorney.
A car struck a woman pushing a baby buggy in Millville leaving her badly bruised while bystanders noted the event. The child sustained minor injuries and the car’s driver blamed the victim, with witnesses reporting the license number.
State Forester Alfred Gawicht reports in Woodetown Woodstown New Jersey that many fine shade trees are dying due to toxins from tanks. A written report is in the borough clerk’s hands. Natural casualties are attributed to the loss of some trees while the local gun company pledged a thorough investigation of all trees showing rot or illness.
Dover, Oct. 21 A rumor claims Judge Anderson called Theodore Roosevelt a crook and jackass during a speech. he refused to comment and was seen at the Columbia Club reception without signaling intent to pursue the matter. Local officials and friends report no action by the judge.
In Cathay Colorado October 24 a freight train collided with a cattle train on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific road. Seventeen eight cattle were saved while 262 head burned to death after a spark from a locomotive ignited the car. The wreck damaged the cattle cars and scattered debris along the tracks.
Harry Kaluler, 28, dies after five days of agony with hydrophobia following a dog bite on LaGrange Street. He was bitten three weeks earlier near Teot and notified only Saturday as convulsions began. The case highlights delayed reporting and the dangers of rabies in early 20th century Toledo.
A Pennsylvania farmer from Small, Patel's project grows Lina Beane valued at 162 dollars. An experimental plot in Upper Ballcon township Lehigh county attracts Agriculture Department observers. A 102 dollar income is noted so far though overall yields are uncertain.
Robert L. O'Brien of the Transcript resigns as Boston editor and writer of the paper's script. The Transcript says he lays down daily reporting duties to focus on other fields. O'Brien will be retained as editor by Wrunk 1 Tragg for a period tied to the editorial department of the paper.
The Roosevelt entourage will visit desert regions starting this morning with a 100 mile side trip. They will stop at Syra Use on Wednesday, Ogsenstsueg on Thursday, Atlex on Friday, and Rochester-Pleasad. A Boston and New Hampshire Wake is planned, with broad platform events and candidate appearances noted along the itinerary.
Wind slowed the aviators as crowds watched in Westerly, New York, on the second day of the international aviation meet. Officials reported wind speeds from 2 to 20 miles per hour, causing several crashes including a Farman and a Blériot. French aviator Captain Mudlot reportedly died after a Croquot biplane crash near Dotal, shocking spectators at Rheims aviation events. The day featured demonstrations and cautions as wind impacted early flights and safety measures remained in focus.
In New Marham township, schools closed this week as the entire street body joins the potato harvest. Weatville and Iris neighborhoods gain reputation for potatoes with thousands of bushels expected to be sent to Chicago and Indianapolis.
Lehigh Valley railroad announces expanded work in Bethlehem with car shops nearing full staffing. The notice says work will require a 55 hour week for eligible employees, reflecting rising demand and extended shifts across the yard and maintenance facilities.
Reports from Hava say General Ving Guerra, Cuban army commander, was shot by a national police officer and is in hospital. The incident sparked intense rumors that two political conspiracies aimed to remove Guerra, with another officer wounded defending him.
The noted palaeographer and director of the State Archives at Venice and Rome, Professor Malagola, died by his own hand amid harsh public criticism over alleged neglect in official duties. He reportedly left a note claiming inability to endure the attacks as investigations unfold into prior official conduct.
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