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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1913
Page
2
Washington dispatch reports Commissioner General Caminetti will not act without appeal from New York Immigration authorities. He indicated no move to prohibit Mary D. Pankhurst’s landing next month, citing local island authorities must decide. Strong sentiment favors treating militants as citizens.
A severe electrical storm struck Altoona causing injuries to Sutton and about a dozen others while causing property damage. Heavy rain provided relief from a potential water shortage, as buildings in Altoona and surrounding areas were damaged. tax notices and penalties are referenced with collection details for residents.
Jamestown police asked to hunt for Cleo Gray who vanished from Jamestown New York and was later seen at relatives home. Officers believe she may travel to Corry to visit kin and have urged vigilance on trains as further reports surface.
A cablegram from Vice Consul Balaza warns of danger to Americans at Puerto Palto in Santo Domingo as a Dominican gunboat shells the port. The Des Moines and Nashville, en route to assist, are nearing the area and expected to arrive tonight.
A Toronto reporter notes Jerome is due to appear in court in Montreal on Sept 8 for a penny scam gambler charge tied to Thaw deportation efforts. S. W. Jacobs accompanies Jerome, with Canadian immigration wary of moving Thaw amid potential crowds.
Fragmentary report describes threats to reporters and attempts to censor news, with Jerome Thaw vowing to return to Coaticook to press gambit charges while legal maneuvers and continuances unfold. Distant figures like Sir Lomor Gouin link to charges as Thaw polishes a treatise and wires papers. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw reportedly stands by him.
Mrs. David Walton of Columbus died at Corry hospital at 11 30 a m today. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 o clock at the Methodist church. She was eighty eight years old and had been totally blind for seven years. She suffered a paralytic stroke a week ago. She left no nearer relatives.
A new shop named Fine Shine opens in the vagh room of the Berliner building on West Main Street. Mr Lite has furnished the place in modern style and offers a line of tobaccos and cigars. The venture aims to provide a polished service and attract steady business.
Notice announces examinations for removal of conditions and summer study credit at Aletr School in Priday on September 12 at 9 o'clock. Principal H. L. MONROR signs the notice.
Mrs Scully suffered extensive burns after a match accidentally ignited a stove fire at her East South Street home. Fire and medical responders attended. burns and eye injuries reported. Dr. Smith treated the victim.
At the fair grounds a proposal for a subway to ease crowding drew firm opposition as carnival crowds pressed the tracks. Reports describe near misses with horses and riders, a gate keeper managing early exits, and calls for a dedicated pedestrian underpass to prevent dangerous street crossing near Wright Street extension.
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