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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1895
Page
1
The Osare Indians hold 83,508 GOO in United States Treasury credit and annual interest, challenging a Detroit parceling scheme. Garber company operates a line through Culonires, with permits granted from New Vert to Choire, amid ongoing protests and claims of inadequate authority.
Fragmentary OCR reads about public notices with scattered names and figures. It mentions government or corporate terms and a few garbled personal names and numbers. The exact event, date, and location remain unreadable due to corruption.
The damaged OCR text mentions Portland and a prison with unclear names and events. It references a hall, pews, girls, and a stranger scene, but specifics are unreadable.
A damaged OCR snippet shows jumbled letters and partial phrases with no clear event or names. The readable content includes stray words and fragments, offering little usable information for a coherent summary.
The readable parts describe a prayer in a religious context and mention lines or letters. No clear events, names, or dates emerge beyond references to prayer and a devotional tone.
Fragmented notes describe a caper near a New York base with references to LAPD contact and a lead on two suspects. The text hints at a PPP tie and a plan to outline a method, but details are unclear and attribution remains uncertain.
Fragmentary report notes cholera in Russia Austria Hungary and Argentina Brazil Belgium Ceylon Prance and other regions. Mentions deaths and spread pattern with limited readable figures such as eight seven and zero in various locales.
Maintz and Cuatlin report a Nat Academy of medicine finding that oyster shells contain time nitrogen iron sulfur manganese tangnesia dour bromine phosphorus iodine and more. They claim posedoriml shells in food could improve teeth for weak and growing children.
The article notes jewel mining could rise as miners, long chasing mold silver iron coal oil and related products, consider new sources. It mentions promising fields in the western and southwestern Miowataltons regions and Lake Superior, where precious stones may add to future supply.
New York reports 2207 diphtheria cases this year and 467 deaths, compared with 2055 cases and 675 deaths last year. Mortality rate declines from 1.39 to 0.24 percent as board of health methods and anti-toxine reach wider use.
Fragmentary text discusses a massacre claim and references Americans and several figures in a contested account. The readable portions hint at a controversy over truth and arms, with terms suggesting conspiracy or deception. Strong entities are largely unclear due to OCR errors.
Beresford to marry the widowed Duchess of Marlborough formerly Jane Lillian Warret, widow of the late Commodore Prige, a U.S. Navy officer, and Lewis Hammersly of New York.
In Dowain This week the Beckwith Stove Works union men returned to their posts after a disruption caused by a percussion of the district. Workers agreed to a wage schedule deemed satisfactory by both sides.
A Sunday morning blaze gutted the slaughterhouse and sheep pens owned by Fisher & Froth in Cran Lestas West Virginia. Many sheep, cattle, hogs and several buildings were burned with dress meat losses. Insurance covered part of the about 3000 dollars in damages.
Official statement says Lia Chiang Fong is appointed peace plenipotentiary to aid Li Hang Chang. Dapar has formally accepted him as envoy.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Perritiv Boggotester at a location near New Wohateei Washington and a Velie peck Diner Phorty Pires Waris. The passage includes stray names and numbers with unclear context and no clear event or outcome.
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale action with illegible details and partial references to local officials and venue. The legible pieces reference a date in April and a ship or vessel associated context, but crucial specifics remain unread.
Fragmentary text notes a marriage involving Helene of Orleans. The brief hints at a royal or noble ceremony with references to persons and places, indicating a historical marriage event without full details.
Fragmentary text from New River area West Virginia describes a rampage with two men involved. Readable fragments reference Renecevertu and a likely confrontation during a vigil or event, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item suggests a local disturbance with male suspects in a tense incident.
Ateril Woysguweron notes the Supreme Court case on income tax law. The president and secretary of the treasury see no necessity for action, stating no need for further steps. The remarks reference matters of constitutional interpretation amid Jewish-related concerns.
The Tennessee Supreme Court opened in session and will continue for two and a half months to dispose of a large docket. Justice Jackees presides as the court addresses numerous cases before adjourning.
Wasnixeros April Secretary Smith revises the rules governing Yellowstone park to strengthen the enforcement of laws against killing animals and birds. The new provisions allow ejected persons to return only with exception or permission.
A. Wiseman residence in Ersvoon Indiana was struck by lightning at night demolishing a room where four persons slept. All occupants were badly injured but expected to recover.
An article reports a Supreme Court decision on a tax case concerning exemptions that would impact landlord and holder incomes. The court’s divided ruling upheld part of the lower court’s decision, with Justices Harlan Brown and Shiras in the minority. It notes potential revenue effects and outlines the legal arguments and justices involved, mentioning Treasury and government provisions.
The article describes Oscar Wilde's arrival at the police station, his securement in a cell, and the proceedings surrounding his arraignment. Witness Parker testifies about Wilde's visits to restaurants and St James Place while detailing interactions with Wilde and ongoing trial developments.
Neighbors found three helpless children in a house where Mrs Windsehix lay murdered on Thursday night. The crime was not discovered until Sunday and the suspect, a man described as PitTagvawH, is believed safe from arrest. A New York sighting near the pier heads matches the description.
Tursacrer Pennsylvania April A boot and shoe dealer in Wilkinsburg suburb of Pittsburgh was robbed of 30 by two men Saturday night. They bound and gagged him after forcing the safe open and took the money. Police search for suspects.
The U S Supreme Court ruled the income tax on rents from real estate and on state county and municipal bonds unconstitutional. Chief Justice Fuller announced the decision, upholding the law in other respects while invalidating the rent income tax as well as taxes on real estate income. Justice Harlan dissented in part.
Reports from Key West describe heavy fighting at Havana to seize powder magazines and attack cabanas and forts. Passengers aboard the Mascotte report intensified assaults, with fire and shelling heard in the harbor and near Morro Castle. The siege disrupts daily life as detainees and political prisoners circulate amid stifling heat and deteriorating conditions.
San Francisco reports the opening of Japan’s Industrial Exposition in Osaka. The site covers eight acres with forty acres of grounds and fourteen annexes for private stores. About a million yen has been spent on construction, reflecting Japan’s high ambitions. tourists are urged to visit during the four month event. In other news, Gov. John Bopkins Marvis died after a long illness, with William T. Watson expected to succeed him as governor.
A sermon by Rev. Dr. Ts DeWitt Talmage expounds Revelation 21 12 on the twelve gates of heaven praising their beauty while addressing denominational divides and the need for unity through Christ. He contrasts ceremonial gates with spiritual access urging openness to all believers through one Savior.
A sermon extols the twelve gates to Heaven arranged by cardinal directions and nations with one angel at each gate. It asserts salvation crosses all races and geographies, notes gatekeepers guard entry, and warns only the blood washed and prayerful pass through with a written pass from the Son of God.
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