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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1910
Page
2
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Partly cloudy forecast for today with generally moderate southwest to west winds. The reading suggests mild temperatures and no precipitation expected.
Keystone party ticket lists William F. Berry of Delaware as governor candidate and Clarence Gibney of Philadelphia as lieutenant governor. Cornelius Dr. Scully of Allegheny is named state treasurer with John Casey of Huxerne for secretary of interior affairs. John B. Brooks of Evie is proposed for Congress and J. Macintyre of Ca for the Assembly.
The article alleges Tener’s gagged hearing and hints he acted under pressure from the Yang faction, predicting a broader landslide against the Penrose machine. It claims votes for Tener would sustain machine rule, while a Grin vote would replicate the same effect, citing past government expenses and alleged corruption under Memachini and the Toner era.
A fragment from a historic pamphlet or speech critiques political manipulation and onerous registration demands. It questions the impact of residency and age checks on suffrage, mentions Mr Grin and Mr Tener, and laments burdens on voters traveling to districts and registering to vote. The text alludes to broader electoral debate and civic duty in a period voice.
The report recalls Captain Dolan a longtime labor leader who directed Pitts Wire district affairs and helped unite American miners through the 1897 great strike. A seven year old boy named David is mentioned among the casualties, with context noting Dolan’s national prominence from that era.
William Keister, 60, was severely injured in a sand pit landslide near Fish Avenue and Conewango. He was at work when a large section of earth collapsed. an ambulance arrived, and he was taken to the emergency hospital for immediate operation in hopes of saving his life. Keister resided near North Conewango Avenue, and the incident was reported by the local newspaper.
Classified ad promotes Putnam's Panles corn Extractor for corns warts bunions and foot issues. It promises relief within twenty four hours and urges insistence on the Puliart s Panles product. Sold by Thomas Downey with contact details.
An old advertisement fragment mentions a combined cooker and heater from E. Fi. Guignon at Center Street, Corry, PA. The copy emphasizes convenience and comfort, noting a high oven range and proximity to land or family use, with unclear typographic errors surrounding the product description.
Mi laldelihia Octavor 44 John Ken Pener Renibhoay candidate for Roy Torney of Pennsylvania today swore. The arrest of a way valuable editor and proal Hlonh of the North American company of ris city traveling with there. The warrant was issued by Magle- Wate Willian J Gol lyghiery Wattt wwe hot served. Prunes Shunk Brown ALS 1 Shields and George S. Gra haut coved for Teney and leading attorneys of Philadelphia sent a letter to Mr Van Valkenburn informing him the candidate had taken action and that hearing would be here on Frida. Van Valkenburg ready for hearing any day this week, preferred today. Tener's counsel stated he was on a speaking tour and could not attend today, thus the hearing Friday. The warrant issued today is based on articles in the North American and the dates October 1f anglist Tener wits Hubbiess Integrity. The charges assert Tener is a felon and associate of swindlers with moniter of congress paid to the National Public Veilbes Corporation to be cited as president of the corporation. For this he allegedly agreed to a salary of 5,000 a year and stock valued at 50. The charges describe the National Public Vues corporation as fraudulent and a shell corporation tied to a Pacific coast development and a projected Oregon knowhay Astoria Se side & Millmook Railroad. The charge further declares this paper railroad lacks existence.
A preliminary straw poll in Pittsburgh shows strong Berry sentiment across multiple districts including the shopping area, north side, Lawrenceville, Morristown, and the West End. The tally suggests white voters favored Berry with turnout from theaters and lodging houses where organization is strongest.
Meadville Pa October 24 Deleweth Loday pleaded guilty to shooting Emmilio Tartaglone at Cottage No 7 Atlone Avenue Sunday evening His confession followed questioning that led to the discovery of the revolver used and he was locked in county jail awaiting further proceedings A coroner's jury returned a verdict charging Deleart with the crime noting self defense pleas.
Alford October 24 two men hunting in Wetmore woods in daylight were struck by a shotgun discharge. Louis Hay no 23 years died instantly and Charts Hivtdheoss was fatally wounded. A weapon slipped causing the blast as both men stood near a log. The dead man was survived by his wife two children and his mother-in-law Mrs Mune Harbara.
A lively minstrel number by Richie Leonard titled I want to go back to the land of cotton is set for free release in next Sunday’s New York World. The song, praised at Mummers Stein’s Victoria theater in New York City, is arranged with Jos W Stein & Co and offered through newsdealers. The performance is current while Leonard continues appearances in the city.
Local notice announces a shooting gallery at 107 Fast Main Street now ready for inspection. Patron instruction urges steady nerve and trying the gun. A prize will be awarded this week and further information is available by call.
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