05 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
1
How and why it is convenient to bank by mail or in lobby at Warren National Bank. Children’s accounts grow over years, aiding education or business plans as the child reaches age. Parents may open and control the accounts, earning 4 percent semi annual compound interest, benefiting early financial habit formation.
D M Jackson, proprietor, meets all trains at Union Depot and offers first class service to all parts of the city with special attention to transfer of frank and baggage. Both Hyde phones.
Former inspector Hayes seeks to prove he did not raid tenderloin resorts because Commissioner Waldo and Mayor Gaynor allegedly ordered him not to. The trial was set for tomorrow as District Attorney Whitman weighs indictments and a special grand jury.
Readable fragments show a question about a person named Seon and a moment involving a mug. It reads like a clipped exchange with unknown speakers and unclear context. Distinct entities include Seon and Heewilf, but their roles remain unresolved.
Joseph Drago proprietor of a Cortland street fruit store and Rockefeller estate worker faced a Black Hand demand of $500 in Fountain Square Tarrytown. Drago shot the agent in the leg and fled as the crowd was held at gunpoint. the agent escaped toward the railroad as Drago refused to name others involved. Deputy sheriff at Pocantico Hills anticipated developments but offered no details.
One man was killed and many injured when a crowded La Grange car on the Douglas Park branch of the Metropolitan elevated system crashed into a drag. The panic caused injuries to numerous passengers as the incident unfolded on September 4 in Chicago.
Fragmentary notes mention a poker player and reference Detroit fever. Names, dates, and concrete events are unclear due to garbled OCR text. The piece reads like a brief column fragment with social angles and stray quotes.
Syracuse Sept 5 1912 the Progressive party opened its first state convention with about 9000 delegates. Ex Senator Davenport was named temporary chairman and delivered an applauded address. Nominations will be made tomorrow as platform discussions continue amid factional tension over Prendergast and Hotchkiss.
In St. Catharines Ontario a medical student from Columbia University, John Henry Leiftler, was found murdered and his body placed on trolley tracks. A coroner’s jury opened an investigation as details emerged of a late car trip and a nearby neighborhood with foreign residents where a prior murder sparked suspicion.
Town officials report Princeton has closed Week's dial on food and patent sutables to aid the poor. Princeton women organized a charity meal event to raise funds. An experiment noted 800 attendees or participants.
Vague OCR text describes a hostage case with fragmented phrases. Mentions Prem and Fess Shy, 400 and Mono Petnutirs, and an effort linked to freeing a young wife. Reference to home in Catinun Daas and rebel action near a personal tribute. Details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
Members of Post 70 AR are invited to an amuse evening Wednesday to view Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg and How Washington Crossed the Delaware. Assemble at 7 o'clock for the first show per M N Baker Major.
A fragment suggests Thomas Hood offered the Song of the Shirt and hints at misattributed or alternate works. The text references Easy Task Swindry soup and claims washing products removed dirt, with a stray critique of a grocer waiting. The passage appears as a muddled historical aside with unclear provenance.
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