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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1910
Page
8
A brief notice urging parents to buy durable footwear for children to keep feet dry and protected. The ad emphasizes practical, leather options that resist wet conditions and notes these shoes are affordable and commonly available.
A fragment notes Colt Fest and concerns over a colt's hoof condition. It mentions tests or observations about uneven hoof wear and the potential for bad cracks, hinting at safety or performance implications for young horses.
Investigation reveals ex senator tied to $24 800 deposited with Ellingwood Cunningham, traced to traction officials. New York reports show deposits linked to stock brokers and street railway interests as Kraft Lumt committee probes speculative dealings in city government. Authorities note connections to Godsell and Roosevelt era measures, with reconsideration moves by Assemblyman Fitzgerald.
The record notes 25 assembly members, mostly from New York City, censured the WU staff. The body adjourned until Wednesday morning next when Mr. Goodsell will examine the arms dealing.
Washington Sept 10 Rear Admiral Lewin Lehroff said the battleship North Dakota suffered fire damage that killed three sailors and injured about a dozen. Officials expect a formal investigation to determine if deaths were from burns or drowning and when the fire was finally quenched. The incident remains under inquiry as the Navy assesses causes and rescue efforts.
A fragmented report lists individuals Japatiene Cussom and Atm Tapaniese Tuner in a noted compliment exchange. The text hints at a 0 exchange interaction with a feloyd, though details are unclear and names remain the main identifiable elements.
Browne is acquitted of bribery involving a vote for Willis Lorimon in the U.S. Senate race. The verdict followed a jury deliberation in Chicago on September 19. Rep. Charles A. White was the named official in the case.
A garbled text fragment mentions names like Alonzo Gray Claude Mary Toy Merrick and Byron Ua, with references to indictments and a reference to a farm plot. The exact events, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving only a rough hint of legal action and involved individuals.
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