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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
2
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Lynn Hodges reportedly attacked his wife at their Youngsville home around eleven to twelve o clock. Neighbors intervened to save the injured woman. Hodges then killed himself by ingesting carbolic acid, discovered lying on a bed with a pocket knife and bottle earlier found on him.
Forecasters predict generally warm conditions across the region with continued mild temperatures. Tonight brings variable winds and patchy clouds, while Thursday looks breezy with variable winds and dry skies anticipated.
A large congregation heard Father O'Mern at St Diawbeth's Church discuss death and forgiveness, stressing repentance and the need to live righteously. He quoted scripture, urging a good death through love of God and avoidance of sin. Evening services begin promptly with invitations to the public.
Gas field near Westfield yields a find after drilling past several layers. Company Welch Gas anticipates a flow around 800 000 feet daily and plans a second well half a mile south. Officials forecast abundant gas for all uses amid continued exploitation.
Court action seeks to settle rights to a street railway route connecting Cambridge Springs and Corry area towns. The Cambridge Springs Waterford Union City and Corry Traction Company sues Alyira Olson and guardian Charles P. Reeder over ownership and transfer of property tied to a planned water and passenger station, with details of prior sales and trustees involved.
Dispatch report quotes Bates stating he has no firm commitment to Cannon as speaker and expects a Republican House election first. He notes Cannon is elderly and may not seek the speakership, while expressing support for Obmierstein in the Ashi district and criticizing Longworth's stance as unwise. He did not indicate opposing Cannon and warned against early judgments.
Fargo N D September 6 Theodore Roosevelt praised Federal Judge Amidon of North Dakota during a Labor Day gathering. He urged support for federal labor injury compensation laws and protected rights for workers and families while endorsing labor unions and critiquing government negligence standards.
Ernest Bunce, 14 or 15, seriously injured at the Shreve chair factory last Saturday evening. He was found unconscious on the floor with a severe wound to the right temple, likely from being caught by a belt or turbine belt. He was taken to his parents home, then to Corry Hospital, where he remained unconscious with signs of brain concussion but no skull fracture.
A severe rain storm swept Chandlers Valley between 12:30 and 1:30 last night, flooding towns and washing away the chicken house of G C Johnson at Matthews Run. Water stood four feet, barn livestock had to be moved, poultry losses reached about one dollar, and the railroad bridge at A J Andersom was washed out. Logs and debris traveled from Chandlers Valley toward Youngsville with the flood. Also noted is the death of Sarah Catherine Potter, widow of James Potter, at Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg after a brief illness. She resided in the city since its early years and is survived by four children including Mrs Currie Truendel and W A Potter among others. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
A compact program lists three acts at Library Theater for tonight with a lively bill featuring Ken at the stage and a family show Mil's Funny Mynnieing. Children are invited to attend the community event and see the performances.
The undersigned will be at the Diamond Grocery for a short time where all persons indebted to them are requested to call and settle their accounts. Thomas Brothers.
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