08 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
1
Banking column by Matt presents a focused discussion on four percent rates and their impact on lending and savings. The piece analyzes borrower costs, bank profits, and policy considerations shaping consumer access to credit.
A severe storm swept through the Shenandoah region causing structural damage. High winds toppled a church steeple at Merlindist and damaged barns in the Ciktuwissa and Roaring Creek valleys. Local services and electrical lines were disrupted as crews worked to assess the impact.
New York provision market reports mixed grain and dairy quotes with No 2 hard red wheat and No 2 corn in elevator, butter and cheese prices, potatoes and oats notes, and East Buffalo Livestock Market listings for cattle hogs and hog price ranges. Includes regional prices for butter creamery, cheese and flour blends, with freight and storage mentions.
The committee endorsed removing Interior Secretary Ballinger after a heated session. Four Democrats and one insurgent Republican opposed the move. two Republicans left the room and one refused to vote. A later resolution to remove Ballinger passed along party lines with Democratic support. The debate highlighted quorum issues and set a Friday meeting to hear further testimony and consider submissions from witnesses.
A petition to the general land office from J A Teller attorney for settlers in Ajtila Rook Arkansas requests survey and opening of about 40,000 acres of sunken lands in Mississippi County Arkansas. The lands valued at from 40 to 40 angers are currently vacant government land not open to settlement.
A fragmented report describes meat shortages in the German Empire tied to wartime demands and requisitions. Officials discuss stress on supplies, with references to dietary limits and public concern as government actions are debated.
Mrs Wollf discovered a pearl valued at about 200 dollars after a dinner at the Hotel Bossly. The head waiter and hotel manager confirmed the appraisal and a Broadway jeweler corroborated the figure. The pearl, described as blue and teardrop shaped, will be mounted for a chickpin. News of the find spread among hotel guests and orders for blue joints increased.
The passage lists assorted historic artifacts and literary anecdotes including a supposed Napoleonic hair relic, certificates of genuineness, and mentions of figures like Julius J. Brown, Maximilian, and Kipling. It weaves dreams, poetry, and references to authors who drew inspiration from dreams, with scattered names and conjectural claims.
A legislative graft inquiry in Albany probes G Trany Rogers and his associates. Testimony details intimate links between Rogers activities, stock dealings with Rogers mentors, and alleged influence on New York legislation, including Bedell accounts tied to May 1901. Spectators, lawmakers, and brokers observed the session at City Hall.
Reading resident and Moniwey storekeeper Bland sustains severe injuries from a dynamite blast on a towpath scene. The blast caused burns to his face and body and fragments injured his abdomen while a quarry worker and nearby men looked on.
Gorten Capital and Surplus states the amount represents actual cash invested by stockholders and every dollar protects the depositor. Aggregating practically twenty five percent of total liabilities, it places the institution among the strongest in the country. Four percent on Time Deposits. They invite financial and trust business.
First National Bank of Warren, Penn a, touted as the oldest bank in Warren County, emphasizes steady local service and community ties. The bank highlights its long-standing presence and commitment to residents and businesses in Warren, Pennsylvania.
Warden Moyer reports chartered disciplinary action against Morse for refusing to reveal payments from a broker, citing a breach of rules. Morse’s wife, Morse, and others alleged to have given or received money while in office are mentioned as context. Morse was placed in solitary confinement as part of the incident.
Residents of Vollaro tremble after Giuseppe Mugolino, forest ward, his wife and six children were killed early Monday. Police hold suspects linked to the Black Hand. Neighbors and Tugolina relatives are reticent, fearing retaliation from the killers. Limited details released as investigations continue.
A Detroit Free Press item notes a Pitts bartender exchanges quips with a thrifty patron. The thrifty man declines another beer, offering payment for the current one while the scene highlights frugal conversation over drinks.
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