Manent to Parts Rile RS NH Jonert Neny
Fragmentary text notes a dispute or action involving individuals or entities named Manent, Parts, Rile, RS, NH, Jonert, and Neny. Details are unclear due to missing context and garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary text notes a dispute or action involving individuals or entities named Manent, Parts, Rile, RS, NH, Jonert, and Neny. Details are unclear due to missing context and garbled OCR.
Reporters note ongoing uncovering of new evidence by Aaron J. Levy in the Sulzer impeachment inquiry. Levy promises to present to Albany prosecutors that key witnesses will testify, while Governor Sulzer faces fresh charges tied to alleged campaign fund irregularities. Garrison, jailed for contempt, may speak if he agrees to tell the truth. officials warn no immediate action will be taken against him.
In Philadelphia on September 2 the Pennsylvania Railroad plans to dispose of its anthracite coal holdings and reportedly to sever more outside corporate ties. Rail circles say no statement would be made about Cambria Steel stock, despite prior interest.
A No. 1 pedestrian was struck by a car driven by Mrs. N Hy Bosh at Goventh and Ponote streets. He suffered non serious injuries after tumbling and being dragged along the road as the auto veered past four women in the vicinity. The incident underscores dangerous Erie streets as residents recount prior near misses and call for curbside safety measures.
James Maxwell, 43, general superintendent of the Summaryittey Co. of Cranworth, was killed when a speeding car carrying him his brother Joe and three others overturned on a new state road near New Milford Alb. The others were hurt but expected to recover. The group was en route to Philttonburk.
Vatican denial asserts Pope remains at home and continues with duties. Doctors report illness due to overexertion and fatigue, with only temporary weakness, while the pontiff rests in bed under medical care.
A local notice details Hunter Moonves and the count of hunters in Venango City and County. It notes a goal to surpass 1,000 before year’s end and mentions ongoing regulation and activity related to hunting licenses and participation.
A jumble of want ads and notices seeks help and housing. Jobs include young women for harvest packing, millinery, corset work, and a day maker. hay and grain buyers call for farm produce. rooms for rent appear with or without board. several rental offers name streets and owners. a search to recover a lost item asks for return to the Journal office.
A jumble of help wanted and sales ads from a Boston house seeking a district manager with funding ability plus various local notices. Public sale of dairy cattle near Spar Towns outlines livestock and farm implements for auction. Numerous “For Sale” items include cows, horses, a Jersey, a sorrel mare, a phonograph, and a home delivery vehicle, with prices and contact hints scattered amid place names like Franklin and Corry.
The document lists an administratrix notice for William Lumbard’s estate in Corry Pennsylvania and a sequence of local real estate and goods for sale. It includes bids for garage construction proposals, various sale notices for houses, land, and household items, and public sale details for the old city barn on East South Street. It references multiple addresses and individuals tied to Corry and Meadville regions.
Prevost dominated the Gordon Bennett Trophy event today driving his car across 124 14 miles at an average speed of 125 miles per hour. The international race covered a long course with strong competition from European entrants as the crowd watched the conclusion.
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