Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a local public sale action with readable hints of officials and location. Details are unclear, but the notice signals an upcoming sale and municipal involvement.
21 Sep 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
1
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a local public sale action with readable hints of officials and location. Details are unclear, but the notice signals an upcoming sale and municipal involvement.
The readable fragments describe a political or military topic with names and actions unclear. No coherent events or entities are extractable from the garbled text.
The fragment notes an ant id in a list of nitro compounds. It references possible identifiers for a chemical sample and mentions a naming convention used in laboratory records. No clear outcome or event is described.
The Warren National Bank offers Intetext payments and safer fund handling. Its facilities provide up to date advantages to customers, highlighting convenience and reliability in banking services.
Joliot, TL Sept 21. John Vavegno, 19, 11 Clyde Ave, lost a life gamble on a card draw and killed himself with a shotgun. A younger brother witnessed Payogny take a pack of cards, draw one, and then notice Vavegno's suicide in his room.
Sept. 21. Grapes and wine production taxed by spring frost and wet weather. Farmers expect to receive only about 40 percent of former crops with some as low as 10 percent. New York state grape shipments also fall short. A Champagne firm reports France facing its shortest crop in years. Local wineries remain active, converting sheds and walks for storage.
Clarke, known as Roaring Dill, will steer the Albany team in the New York Star league. The former Giants catcher from Baltimore takes over after several near misses, promising a stronger late-season push for Albany.
Hoverly September 21 painters hired by ex mayor Jaimes D E worked 100 feet up on the Bi s prophet church steeple when a swarm erupted from a top opening. They used scaffolding to descend amid bee stings while bees hovered near the weather vane causing onlookers to fear a wind change.
In London a bankruptcy court session reviewed Crippen household effects tied to the murder case of his wife Belle Elmore. Most items were sold for modest sums in an auction hall setting. The report also notes the London bankruptcy hearing for Count Louis Hamon, former owner of the American Register of Paris, detailing liabilities of £43,200 and assets of £211.
An eager crowd greets Emperor William upon his arrival in Vienna with a warm reception. Officials and local dignitaries attend as the German leader travels to discuss ongoing affairs and reinforce Franco-German diplomacy.
Emperor Franz Joseph receives Kaiser during arrival at Vienna station. The two rulers exchange greetings and tour the Sul Diuhin area while crowds cheer the event. The visit, described as private and non political, follows the German ruler’s journey from Potsdam.
In South Englewood a burglar enters many homes over weeks before shooting Clarence D. Hiller, a railroad official, then dies in a struggle with the victim’s family and police soon arrest William Jones, a Black man, found with a pistol and fresh wound as investigators connect him to the homicide.
The C. H. Henderson Piano Co announces free gifts to a long list of recipients including Bert Cook Spartansburg Ada Nitimo Corry Dora Colburn Corry and many others across Corry Bear Lake Ripley Warren Bradford and Meadville. Recipients are invited to collect presents by calling at the store.
New York September reports claim President Taft met with Colonel Roosevelt in New Haven at Griscom's request. Roosevelt says he went unbidden, sought no favors, and has not altered his plan to unseat Sherman and assume temporary chairmanship. The meeting was described as enjoyable and unforced by Roosevelt.
In Paris on September 21 the Duke of the Abrizs searched for pals before three in the afternoon. He moved to the Motel Dn Khim where a Halide servant aided him and Emvae Antevaael was noted in the vicinity.
Frederick Porter aged 60, farmhand for John P. Hay, was gored by a bull while driving cattle from pasture to barn near Woodbury New Jersey. He suffered severe lacerations to the back, face, and body and was taken in serious condition to Cooper Hospital Camden for treatment.
A night traffic crash on the road between Nazareth and Easton, Pennsylvania killed Miss Elizabeth Sevnle of Bangor instantly and seriously injured William Walker of Bangor and two other occupants. John Fry II allegedly lost control and struck a telephone pole causing fatal injuries. The incident left the surviving victims in hospital with internal injuries and multiple fractures.
Raymond Sulser of North Ninth Street Philadelphia was killed when an excursion train entering a yard threw him headfirst to the tracks breaking his skull. He died at S Tule's hospital around midnight as his wife rode on the train.
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