07 Apr 1894
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1894
Page
1
A man named Heavis filed a claim for 12 860 000 acres of land in New Mexico and Arizona based on an old Spanish grant. The charter of Rio de Janeiro is praised as one of the finest globally with fifty miles of anchorage capable of beating world navies.
Securany Monron of the agriculture department uses private stationery bearing a tree crest with the motto Plant trees. He takes pride in originating Arbor Day.
The report states that Sluppy’s efforts in Washington have produced about four thousand conversions and incurred expenses of two hundred dollars. The text notes converts include more men than women and expresses a strong intention to spread ruin at nearby churches.
The report notes Ivis claims William Waldorf Astor earns an annual income from American investments totaling about 6 million dollars. It is suggested this income would be taxed upon a British resident at approximately 195 dollars annually, highlighting a cross border tax issue.
Fragmentary notes discuss English course ideas, potential topics, and policy themes. The readable fragments reference women, persuasion, curiosity, and public policy while mentioning figures and terms such as G8, pipe, and theory without clear context.
Local observers greet a government move to protect wildlife with an investment aimed at safeguarding rabbits and crops. Officials say the plan could reduce crop losses and support rural livelihoods amid ongoing tensions over land use.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions death and rebirth themes with unclear names and events. It references a person and church context but lacks readable details to confirm identities, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the timing of Easter and related festival traditions. References to Master Sanday, Vargin Mag, and the vernal equinox hint at a movable feast tied to astronomical cues. The text is garbled and largely unreadable beyond scattered terms.
Fragmentary OCR describes a coffin box secured by a wire and sealed hermetically with prepared glue. It mentions glass cones and a price not exceeding a stated amount, with garbled terms indicating a burial or funeral item.
A cryptic report describes ProR Rienanno in Aliwa warning about a language trap set by Fee elithparn in a cave in Africa. The tale claims a tense stand and a warned opportunity for extraction amid vast dangers and hidden wards.
Fragmentary report notes a Canadian surveyor general and mountain observations. Mentions Mount st Hiss as a peak pursued by explorers over other well known mountains. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Tur late Mrs Elva Annn Clack of Cleveland left gifts to Lakeside hospital, Stone church, and a home for the board of home missions. She also established Clarks hall for Western Reserve University through her estate, before her death.
The word iauor marks one of sixty manors granted to William Peon heirs by an act of Wie. These manors ranged from hundreds to thousands of acres, scattered across eastern Pennsylvania, and their names became local town and manor names. The landed tracts totaled over 100 acres and included prime lands in the state.
Joux Lorquist, a life prisoner in the Columbus Ohio penitentiary, tends a flock of several hundred pigeons. He claims each bird has a name and can distinguish them by facial differences he calls their index. The pigeons take morning exercise, circling above but not leaving the prison walls unless driven by hunger.
A fragment from Mr. Gladstone’s Midlothian address reflects on the secret of his long life’s success. He admits errors but says his career has been guided by uprightness of intention and a desire to learn. Political opponents note his wavering style as a favorite target.
Reporting from Darlington South Carolina April the riot at the depot left four men dead and three wounded amid armed spies and citizens. Governor Tillman dispatched troops and Militia Colonel Was Senes ledPalmetto regiment to restore order as crowds dispersed and lawmen pressed for peace.
An unclear report notes a meeting at Coturg the Mere with a committee appointing to negotiate wage concessions for contractors. It mentions company workers and a potential strike if terms are not accepted.
Fragmented OCR text references a den, Agri 2-General, and a project toward a president with mention of Siberia and Subic, suggesting a vague report on governance, military or political activities. Details are unclear due to garbled source.
Sundsy funeral mourners fill the capital as a vast casualty of the disaster spreads. The city observes a solemn service for the late Louis Kas with a nation in shock and prayers offered across streets and churches.
April Charles Delesseps announced his name was removed from the roll of honour due to his involvement in Pasamascandel. Count Ferdinand TssLersensy faces no expulsion from internal matters.
The United States grand jury has returned three indictments against White Face Horse and Tulox Pmilian for murder of a white man. The murders were committed on Pine Ridge Reservation in February.
In Carbanta Mex a fresh discovery in the far western part of the state attracts hundreds to a new camp about fifty miles south of the Tums Latopilas district. miners rush to the area seeking ore and reports describe a brisk camp swelling with activity.
DovgLASVILLe Georgia April 2 President M Galloway of Douglasville college a leading educator in Georgia died by suicide after shooting Ismaeli through the heart The tragedy is reported from the Georgia section with scant details available.
Mrs No caitheen living near Nortonville on the Paducah and Louisville railway repelled a tramp who forced entry seeking food. She seized a revolver, fired at close range wounding him in the right arm as he fled, leaving a trail of blood and the man severely wounded.
Senator Carey in Inuvah encouraged support for a government land cession of a million acres to an arid state for irrigation improvements. Strong favorable opinion exists among voters and committees, with an expected favorable report and likely unanimous committee endorsement.
Seventeen fourth class post offices have been raised to the presidential class, effective April 1. The list includes Chicago Heights Illinois with 1206 dollars, Akron and Nesin Iowa with 1 dollar each, Uniontown Kentucky 1000 dollars, New Madrid and Vandalia Missouri 10 cents each, HroaWell New Mexico 100 dollars, Corning California 1000 dollars, Luzerne East Brady and Dushore Pennsylvania 1000 dollars each, and Alvin Texas 1002 dollars.
Monday marked the birthday of Daniel Baugh, noting he has celebrated the start of his earthly career for 105 years. The event is described as notable though likely to pass without notice.
The steamer Ems arrived at Payal Monday morning in tow after breaking her screw frame. She had been 14 days at sea, with much concern reported here and in New York.
Mrs. Lena Rock was fatally shot by her son in law Isadore Taror after a quarrel over property division. Taror fled the scene and remains at large.
The Columbus election returns show Republicans sweeping the city ticket by the largest majority in any year, leading to the defeat of several Democratic incumbents.
Senate tariff discussions loom long as Senator Voorhees prepares a lengthy speech to defend tariffs while Republicans plan tactical openings. Sherman signals no rush, while Voorhees aims to sway Indiana voters and face questions about whisky and sugar protections amid ongoing nominations and treaty actions.
From Hawaii reports stir over a U S senate finance committee proposition to terminate the reciprocity treaty shocking business groups and sugar interests while observers fear ruin for some. Later hopes for renewal bring a mixed reception as delegates for a new constitution set May 2 elections and natives weigh vows about the monarchy. Admiral Irwin and President Dole exchange honors as officials note farewell visits and talks of broader enfranchisement continue among Japanese workers.
A fragment reports activists at a seal poachers headquarters voicing outrage over new British vessel regulations. The text hints at tensions with authorities and potential court action against British enforcement measures amid ongoing maritime disputes.
Beavers Falls Pennsylvanians and visitors from Heanver Rochester Brighton Bridgewater and nearby areas greet a peace army arriving Sunday afternoon. The reception is warm despite a prior cool reception in East Valestine and New Galilee.
Barrinorak April 2 news states Maryland Steel Co sparrows Point will construct the How ard auditorium on North Howard Street as the location for a new ice palace. It will open June 1 with real ice made by a mechanical process. The rink will measure about 50 by 10 feet and ice six inches thick.
In a Monday Senate opening address Voorhees argues tariff policy should reduce taxes while increasing revenue. He cites specific reductions across chemicals metals spirits cotton Wool and others and defends ad valorem duties over specific taxes as a path to lower overall costs for taxpayers.
On Lathrop avenue a thousand Polish workers surrounded Barber Asphalt Co. employees and pelted them with rocks injuring several. A $25,000 grading machine, recently patented, was damaged after replacing manual grading. Police dispatched a detail as tensions rose Monday morning.
Wasurseron April 1 Jas Purcell of Hudson N Y the lowest bidder for the stamped envelope and wrapping contract will be given a hearing this week by Postmaster General Bissell to prove his ability to carry out the agreement. A second hearing may follow later in the week as a result of protest filed by the Plimsnworm Ga Of Herticed MSS
The President sent to the House a veto message opposing Bland Bill 1566 directing silver bullion purchases. He warns passage would erode public confidence and hinder economic recovery, quoting past repeal and detailing how treasury notes and seigniorage tied to silver affect the currency parity and financial stability. The message cites 1992 to 1833 law changes, treasury note redemption, and the danger of delaying renewed business health.
The Senate observed funeral ceremonies for Senator Colquitt of Gesorzin with brief prayers and a benediction. in the House, debates over the O Neill Joy contested election case produced prolonged quorum fights and adjournments. In Washington, votes and vetoes dominated days with discussion of the Bland seigniorage bill and rail against seating contests.
Official returns from about half the polling places show Republicans leading with pluralities from 3000 to 65000. Cleveland swung Democratic in 1892 for president and last spring for mayor, while school director and council races were light.
Cincinnati April 23 saw a lively city election with three tickets republican citizens democratic. Mayor Caldwell led with 26 672 votes, Theo Horstman 20 060, J Miller 12 571. Other Republican ticket members won by large majorities.
April 3 Akron Ohio. The Republican city ticket was elected by a large plurality. Republicans win five of seven council seats and every member of the board of education.
Reports from Wareeres Pa say all stripping operators on the south side by the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Company will suspend work for one month starting April 1. About one hundred men will lose jobs as the Eppe Route is halted. In Union Spares Ala Israel Johnson colored was hanged for the murder of Wash Roberts colored on January 15, the victim slain with an axe for escorting a woman home from church.
In LasMax Indiana on March 30 the Lakeside nail mills shut down due to lack of orders. More than 200 men and boys are thrown out of employment after only five weeks of operation following a six month idleness. Dallas Texas reports Cleveland vetoes a seniorage bill.
Indiana news notes several tax suits by American United States and Adams Express Co challenging a recent tax-raising act. Cases filed in Indianapolis circuit court claim the assessment based on stock market quotations is excessive and unconstitutional, arguing bills passed in the last session violated three-day limit. Also reported are local incidents: pension denial for Summitville veteran, child labor fine at Evansville mill, long list of county events, small-town crimes, and weather impacts on fruit crop prospects.
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