12 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1910
Page
1
The Warren National Bank offers 4 percent interest and convenient handling to customers. Features focus on up to date advantages and safer, easier money management for savers and borrowers alike.
Beverly September 12 Duncan McKinlay Republican representative who went down to defeat before insurgent gains in California primaries visits the summer White House two days to discuss the political scene. He believes the next house will be Republican by ten to twelve and forecasts revival of party strength with possible future office appointment by the president. He attended the funeral of Solicitor General Lloyd W. Bowers in Boston.
A prominent Republican and former postmaster of Fort Plali dies at home after a long public career. He served as doorkeeper of the House in Washington and was a close political ally of the late Vice President Sisarhman. His death follows a period of illness and public service spanning decades.
Ex president Roosevelt returns to his Sagamore Hill home after a West tour and a stay of eight days. He plans to work for a progressive ticket and gubernatorial support while awaiting Saratoga convention decisions. Roosevelt faces limited crowds and focuses on organizing support and letters.
A bold advertisement touts De Leonhardt prescription pills from Ames & Co and Dr Leon tani Co promising a complete cure for piles. The product, Feci-Rald, is described as an internal tablet that removes internal strain, with a money-back plan and a large bottle priced at $1. Orders are directed to Ames & Co and the Dr. Leon tani Co.
Mt Chicago Sept 12 announces G W Patten has donated 500000 to establish a hospital endowment fund for Evaristan. The Patten family names Agnes, Louise Patten and Mrs. Louren Patten linked to the trust, with Agnes and Tulsa Patten named to Agnes Patten and Joe A Patten to the late Mrs Patten.
Thomas Taggart backs a candidate from the East for the Democratic presidential nomination, signaling regional support and party strategy amid early nomination discussions. The move highlights intra party dynamics and potential implications for momentum and coalition building.
Fragmented text describes Taggart backing Wilson as National Committee discussions unfold. Mentions President Wilson and Governor election dynamics, with references to March timing and potential challenges. Contains garbled OCR but centers on political alignment and interparty tensions.
Milwaukee reader claims cure from female trouble and backache after annual suffering. Advertisement quotes many testimonials praising Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy when doctors advised surgery. Letter writer urges others to try the remedy before risking operation. Include endorsement by readers and a physician note on a patient named James Keene in Lexington.
A British yachtsman, Lorraine Neoclotavieur, tried to cross the Irish Channel traveling about sixty miles off land. After a wire broke the vessel list and he fell into the sea, was picked up by a lighthouse boat near Holyhead. The rescue and subsequent events are recounted with details of engines, wires, and a dramatic search.
A broad forecast shows unsettled conditions in the first half of the week with cool temperatures in the Northwest and interior regions. Showers are expected to spread later, with rising temperatures across the latter half, extending from the West Gulf coast to the Northeast and Midwest as fronts move eastward.
A Naples dispatch reports eight cholera deaths in Napten Paris on September 2 and notes cholera cases rising in Naples, signaling a spreading health scare across the region. Local authorities urge precautions as the outbreak draws attention from European ports and travel routes.
A report from Lowell details a deadly crash involving two joy riders, identified as Albert Wanna and Mrs Ira Reed. The accident occurred on a road near Magnola, with a chauffeur named Athort Minn cited as driver. Investigators mention Tim Reed and his son Dud among those linked to the case, with Herman Spexma of Jamalen Plath also noted.
A distorted report recounts Hugo and a disciple clashing at a reception, tempers flare, and a bystander’s calm rebuke leads to apologies. Victor Hugo shows restraint as the crowd calls for arbitration, while a railway workers’ district meeting in London votes to arbitrate with the company.
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