27 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
1
A brief financial notice highlights Warren National Bank offering four percent instruments and mentions boating by Mull Our Speet in a terse market snippet.
Widespread bills proposed by solicitors aim to grant Warren officials authority to tax public utilities and to raise 210000 for a new city power plant. Committees favor a single chamber council with ward representatives and plan to present drafts to the legislature via county representatives in December.
A large melee erupted on Malo street in front of Prosecutor R N Smith today as saloonkeepers and members of the Law and Order League clashed. About a hundred people faced off before a Do-Hoo squad ended the disturbance. four men were arrested for rioting and eight for violating closing laws.
A chaotic market note reports bacon prices rising to forty cents per pound with prime hides selling up to the new high and cheap stock at two cents. Dealers and phokora workers monitor the advance as market activity intensifies.
Daring ascent crew reached the Perk honka River north of Lake Ghijlo gomm on the 19th and are making for Conut town Saguenay River. William Hawley and the Balloonist's brother hailed the news as the crew won the long distance reach in New York on the 27. Officials later announced the landing site near Centro with distances and routes described by Spindlyr from One St. Houle Asm club.
News from St Louis reports Hawley Gordon Bennett achieved a long distance balloon record during a mission from Toronto Ontario to Quebec and beyond. The effort involved crew Alan Fr. Sinchey and Avgiatos Pont, with updates from observers Lewie Spindler and Wodlowhig. The voyage traced paths near the Swatynay river with stops at Pertbouka Lake and Chitogomny as part of a coastward search.
Reports from Rome describe King visiting Ischia to assess the catastrophe, meeting survivors and inspecting wrecked villas in Cop Jorn and Salerno area. Officials say rescue and relief efforts continue as the death toll rises and aid distribution plans take shape for affected towns.
Secretaries Wilson Knox and Melville Fuller to address New York audiences while Secretary McVeagh travels to Ohio. President considers timing as Knox and Wilson prepare for Ohio remarks with dates pending. Cabinet officers set to discuss national questions before audiences in Columbus and New York on upcoming visits.
Philadelphia reports depict a garbled scene of dinners and bets linked to Connie and Fane. The account mentions two stacks of hay, a pill society, a delayed delegation, a remnant fund, and purchases from New York by Maglatrite Pele Mingues, with about fifty other fans and a large elephant centerpiece.
Philadelphia report to the Rapid Transit line says Hans Hanniford, a 60 year old man, was fatally injured when struck near Second Street and Lehigh Avenue. He suffered severe injuries and doctors fear amputation as he lies in Epiphopal hospital.
An exhausted captain recounts his ship's wreck and harrowing rescue. The Parkwood recovered him near Campbellton after the Harald approached, while the Holliwood and crew deserted. The tale details hurricane damage, limited supplies, and a perilous voyage to Galveston.
Rome November 27 The court of cassation upheld the eight year term for the Countess Taramysil in the murder of her fiancé. Lawyer Py Inkoff-Akiinsthu and Dr Naymott received shorter sentences while another lover served one year. The trial centered on the fiancé’s death tied to a $190 000 life insurance and multiple lovers.
Liverpool reports the death of a noted professor of Botany at McGillin University during a visit to Lake Manitoba area. The late figure, a long-time member of native history societies, authored extensively on political subjects and taught at the university.
Saljin g master of the King Edward has died yesterday in London. The report notes his long service and cites military ranks and honors, including ties to the royal navy and prominent maritime circles.
Columbus reports former Senator Joseph B Foraker halted his speaking tour after protests voiced at a Matyaville rally. He canceled planned appearances in Sandusky Athens Gehanon and Dayton and said the state committee would be asked for an explanation, though none was given.
Burnham becomes deputy commissioner in the State Forest, Meh and Cine department. John B. Barnbats of Forest is noted in the report. Levy Anstis is named deputy with a salary of 38 000. Burnham served since November 1905, beginning as fish and game protector under Commissioner Whipple, promoted to chief fish and game protector in 1906.
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