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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
1
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Mell offers 4 per cent banking as the specialty of the firm. The ad highlights reliable savings options and customer service aimed at attracting depositors with competitive interest rates and trusted financial guidance.
Barsow Tu Fortess Sept 3 The Shipbuilding Employers federation announces a lockout will affect about 50 000 Boilermakers over breaches of a national agreement. The Tyne yard and Scoffind federation demand stringent guarantees to avert strikes. A May 30 1919 agreement sought to prevent disorganization amid frequent small strikes.
In Wooster, Mrs Simul Wenger collapsed and died when a runaway incident injured a man named Bay fun. Bystanders report the horse lunged, knocking off a buggy occupant and leaving his face bloodied. Witnesses recall the crowd's alarm and a shouted claim about misused goods.
A damaged dispatch from Tonawanda New York reports Miss Helen Gould of Roxbury New York did not use any of her automobiles during August. Her chauffeur is on vacation and Gould is at home preparing for a family reunion at Mowbury New York. A lawyer Walter B Walker stated Gould’s automobiles were at her Irvington home and she has not heard from the police.
New York September reports indicate gradual improvement in demand and prices across multiple sectors. Manufacturing in the Pittsburgh district shows stronger activity and rising costs, while wholesale distributors note cautious purchasing but rising general business sentiment. Futures and commercial failures remain steady, with Canada futures slightly down from last week.
A fragmentary report describes a passenger on the Lusitania, Simon Isle of Rous Manor, 28, showing illness on the voyage. The ship’s surgeon noted symptoms of cholera but no thorough action was taken. The piece mentions continental cholera fears and US port precautions. It closes with a note on Alexander Hamilton and early Revenue Cutters.
Beverly Sep 2 Dr J A Melis chief of the technological branch of My Koollgical wurves has been appointed by President Taft to head a new bureau at entype. He will work with genre Ory Smnith who becomes thee survey head. The move signals administration aims to align with conservation policies amid criticism of Ballinger and Holmes.
In Reading, Tay Soph district an accuser alleges a millworker stole about five figures of fine stockings from the Nolde Terat Avalery company hosiery mill where she worked six years. The suspect says she faced a strange tale involving Raymond Hart and a letter. Hart is charged with receiving stolen goods.
In Watertown New York voters held a county primary with Theodore Roosevelt Jr winning the choice for chairman of the state convention. Backing candidates favored direct primaries with Ilion B. Brown for congress George Cobb for comptroller Luther Pitkin and John Jones for assembly.
A garbled historic line describes a lunatic official being asked why colleagues prefer him to the test one. The remark hints at early approval and a light tone in the grounds after appointment. The fragment suggests informal praise and camaraderie among mates.
The article recounts Colonel Roosevelt’s Omaha visit advocating strong fortification of the Panama Canal and inviting other nations to participate in a new treaty. It notes his critique of the Monroe Doctrine, praise for naval power, and the political reception by Nebraskans and politicians, including Senate members and the Omaha mayor, at Convention Hall.
The Oldest Bank in Warren County reports its status and heritage as a longstanding financial institution serving Warren Pennsylvania with a history dating to earlier 19th or 20th century periods, highlighting local economic role and continuity.
Report says Miss Elkins and the Duke of the Abrial plan a February marriage with a Rome reception in October. The wedding would elevate Miss Elkins to princess status. Opponents include Dowager Queen Mangherita and the Duchess of Aosta.
A damaged Pillsburg chronicle describes a city afflicted by dense smoke and gas from mills, obscuring daylight and dimming streetlights. Observers note coal eyes, electric lights dimmed, and a skyline flickering as clouds cast a pall over streets and offices.
The colored deacon argues about a devilish pursuit while a brother questions the deacon's doubt. A counterpoint retorts that Satan may have him, amid quarrelsome chatter about quirks and a strange remark about a soup seat. Atlanta Constitution.
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