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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1910
Page
2
Partly cloudy today and Tuesday with westerly winds. Observations from the United States Weather Bureau indicate generally unsettled conditions yesterday in the southern portion.
Report covers Keystone party slate for Governor Lieutenant Governor and other offices, plus sharp local critique of candidate Tenor and exposed company finances. It notes a sensational smear about William Berry, then cites federal revenue figures and tariff debate fueling Republican papers’ claims of a revenue shortfall.
Reports describe a severe rabies outbreak in Sharon and nearby areas with 76 local canine cases in the past 18 months. Dr Levett of the Passaic Institute warns residents to watch dogs and seek radical treatment if exposure occurs. A doctor bitten by a brindle bulldog is hospitalized. a local watchdog was euthanized and sent to Pittsburg for examination.
Bruikiln October report states Joseph C Sibley and his wife are very ill at their Hertmolther home. Doctors say Mrs Sibley has little chance of recovery, while Mr Sibley is weakened and confined to bed with mental strain. Hospital expenses and a large medical bill loom, though a November appeal may not proceed.
J L Davie and Warner form a partnership named Davis Scenic Co. They have purchased a lot at the corner of Smith and Pearl and will erect a building to house their business. The firm will paint Chester curtains advertise goods and manufacture various articles. They plan active operations over a large territory.
A distorted report notes aviator Drexel plans a daring flight to recapture an international altitude record. The piece mentions sponsorship by wealthy Philadelphia interests and hints at preparations and publicity for the journey.
A fragmented notice promotes a western comedy titled The Cowboy's Mother In Law at amusi venue. It promises a lighthearted farce with rustic humor and lively performances, though details about cast and dates are unclear in the readable text.
A. Z. Mepuengor of Main Street objects to proposed alley widening on 2nd Avenue West, arguing it would seize private land, impose damages, and block access to shops. He notes a 400 foot square land area and fears sidewalks and traffic changes hurt residents and workers while the city lacks funds for repairs.
The Corry Brick and Tile Company secured the contract to finish the new Erie YMCA building amid competitive bidding. The project, valued near one million dollars, will use Corry Oriental brick noted for quality.
MacIntyre spoke to cheering crowds on Saturday night amid a cross party push. He rejected candidacy by established parties, backed by local option and Keystone groups, and argued for temperance era reforms and honest voting, urging removal of corrupt influences and praising conservation and food laws.
A recent gathering in Whind Mile county district urged support for Mount Ye’s candidacy for assembly. Notable attendees included D Heath, G Curtis, and May 2 Ward, with Kapelle Band performances and a prayer led by Mx May.
A Jamestown girl, Mable Binwst aged 1, was struck and killed by a trolley car on Friday. The child had ridden into Talogtown and stepped from a car into the path of a passing trolley. In fright she fell forward, rolled and was struck by the car’s wheel. Her home was in Jamestown.
A page script excerpt describes Clyde Mitchs The Bachelor a new comedy starring Paul Gilmore as George Goodale. The plot hinges on romantic bluffs and mistaken plans as Goodale woos a charming actress while a stenographer becomes his wife. The Journal notes the show opens Friday under Mesurg Shupert.
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