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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
2
Frigid Northwerory winds threaten Friday with brisk conditions across principal cities as outlooks for New York and Chicago branches call for cool to cold weather. Strong gusts may affect travel and outdoor plans in major centers.
The fragment reflects on famed virtues of patriotism against impractical ideals, comparing historical and national traits. It hints at leadership and self reliance as guiding principles, citing figures and eras to illustrate moral lessons. The language echoes editorial reflections on national character and virtue.
The Legislature 48 Import urges voters to elect an honest, reform minded Assembly to back the exen five in governance. It condemns corruption under Penrose and urges Erie County to choose a candidate like N. J. MacIntyre, noted for ability, integrity, and strength.
A Reading of local opinion on candidates for lieutenant governor, praising Macintyre as a respected resident and criticizing Reynolds’ Civil War era journalism and pension cuts. The piece cites party loyalties, fears of old guard influence, and mentions media stances including the New York Evening Post and other Republican-leaning papers.
Olds of Union City and Rev Ned MacIntyre from Corry spoke at an October 26 meeting in Wattsburg Opera House. The event backed local option and opposed saloon influence, with MacIntyre supporting William Berry for governor and NJ No J. Macintyre for Assembly.
Carl Lawson prohibits all persons from hunting or trespassing on his property in Concord Township. Violations will be pursued under applicable laws.
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania, newly seated senator, plans a conference with President Taft to seek administration aid against John K Tener in the Ohio contest. Taft will not interfere. Knox may speak in Pennsylvania if permitted, while Ohio speeches are to be avoided.
Secretary of State Knox will not campaign in Western Pennsylvania for Tener Knox the Republican nominee. He plans to appear in Ohio with President Tate Wake, shifting his speaking schedule and drawing hard feelers from Pittsburgh supporters who expected him to headline the final campaign events. Pennsylvania Republicans sent a delegation to Washington to request Knox’s appearance, but he indicated he could not travel to Pensylvan ia.
Labor leaders in Philadelphia and Wilkes‑Barre discuss a State Federation of Labor order calling a statewide strike for November 8. The strike, set to begin at 7 o clock and end at 8, aims to pause work allowing participation in voting. Leaders caution the move is not tied to any candidate and emphasize unity before public statements.
Ithaea Oct 47 1 Paine of Duluth Allan acting captain of the Cornell freshman football team died tonight at the infirmary from injuries received during a practice scrimmage on Oct 18. Family and university officials issued statements noting the injury was not initially believed serious and detailing his worsening condition and death.
Acme Milling Co announces production of pure buckwheat flour from the new crop. The flour is described as very white and ready for grocery shelf placement. shoppers may ask their grocer to stock this product.
Report from New York describes a frozen clash between striking expressmen and police. Several people on both sides reportedly injured as authorities prepare to move against the Jersey City terminal amid rising tensions and potential statewide action.
A new city streetcar timetable will start on November 1. Cars to Columbus will run hourly. Departures from Corry occur on even hours, with arrivals to Columbus at or just after each hour. Service to North Corry and Wayne Street runs every twenty minutes.
An old public notice states that W A Steen's clothing shop offers a 25 percent discount in the last week of sales. The sale ends Saturday night at 8129, inviting wine men or others to take advantage before it closes.
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