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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references a jury and a hot war context with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a historic report noting a jury decision or action connected to a conflict, but specifics, dates, places, and parties remain unreadable.
The notice outlines Warren National Bank aims to help customers by offering convenient handling of money, including paying interest and safer facilities. It promises extended meet up dates and advantages for business and savings account depositors with banking by mail as a specialty.
Warren National Bank reports Rochester, New York, is favored to host the next Grand Army encampment if railroad rates can be secured. Election details show John J. Gilman of Boston winning commander-in-chief, with William James and others taking senior posts as the order plans transit and arrangements.
Omaha dispatch reports Archbishop Ireland declining to comment on letters from Mrs. Bellamy Storer related to a Tampa lynching case. The archbishop said he has nothing to add and wishes no involvement in the controversy. The piece notes the Italian embassy request and Florida governor inquiry into the reported lynching of two Italian subjects in Tampa.
Louis F Goodsell is named in a graft probe for allegedly receiving nine thousand five hundred dollars. The disclosure ties him to illicit payments amid broader investigations into graft and corruption. Authorities have not released further charges.
New York Sept 21 a hearing on the Bratt hunt committee exposing financial dealings of the firm of Willingwood & Cunningham. Witnesses Rogers and Cunningham testified about payments and alleged political influence, with memory gaps and evasive responses hindering clear recollection.
A disjointed OCR fragment references a committee’s view of actions through a firm’s office over a period of time. It mentions a $10,000 check and a $10,600 check with witness memory gaps and denials of payments connected to a person named Nad and other named individuals. Details are unclear and no testimony or value is established.
Several bodies have been found in a cabin in Maine, reportedly untouched since Captain Pergnaun's crew left. The scene lies in mud six feet deep at the Now and six in a halt set at the alorn as officials maintain secrecy around the investigation.
An offer for a free medical sample promotes Dr. Caldwell’s remedy to ease indigestion constipation and related stomach liver and bowel issues. The letter urges readers to request a free postal sample by mailing their address to Dr. W H Caldwell in Botleetto Indiana, claiming wide family use and quick relief.
Medici Pennsylvania report: Robert Lowy a Black man from Quince arrested before Justice of the Peace P. Wilfmanmon on charges of assault and robbery. Alleged to have grabbed and assaulted Mary Candy at 1828 North Upond Street Philadelphia and stolen a gold ring and diamond worth substantial amounts. Lewis Hasc held for court on charges of assault and robbery of Miss Halt Taylor of Ardmore, committed by Sheriff William P. Cowan of Linnech on Thursday night.
Berlin reports the engagement of Kaiser Wilhelm II's daughter Victoria Louise to Archduke Karl Franz, eldest son of the late Archduke Karl, positioning Karl as heir to Austria. Catholic ties and religious disputes are noted, with Archduke Karl II and Roman Catholic influences mentioned as factors in the match.
Oneida county Republicans plan two special trains from Utica to Saratoga Springs to influence the Republican convention. A Sherman crowd targets delegates from Oneida and Herkimer to bolster his bid, while a Roosevelt train carries Progressives seeking to sway votes. Organizers fear a Roosevelt upset and aim to keep Roosevelt and Sherman aligned with party goals.
A political gathering at Oyater Bay on Sept 8 featured Colonel predicting Roosevelt would lead a 100 vote majority and potentially become temporary chairman of the Saratoxic convention. Attendees included Lloyd Grickhom, Bernard Parsons, Prenderkast, Krucke, and Congressman Gabor, who reviewed the nation's political arc from early stages to date.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss possible convention outcomes and reactions after a figure vexed stories in newspapers. Mentions getting a response from a detective and boosting coffee, with a plan to make a positive statement.
A reader from Galena describes a painful tumor on the right side that grew to the size of a hen’s egg, keeping her from sleep and mobility. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relief after a Kansas doctor suggested surgery. The advertisement touts the product’s success for female ailments and offers free advice by mail.
President discusses Ohio party unity as Warren Harding campaign support is arranged. Senators Burton and Dick invited to back Harding. Burton defers attacking Cox until after election. Cox denounced by Burton as duplicitous with Cox labeled a pinhead and a rusty one.
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