15 Apr 1893
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1893
Page
1
A garbled note requests how to separate perous plaster from a plaster wall and to seal peering with to the door. It mentions companies offering prease pen mente and a Snop reference with a last year event.
May 2 record notes Astono finishing a training version of her contingents service as a teacher. The whole period focused on a single room setting in Nashua, NLL.
The readable fragment mentions a list and a dated action but lacks clear names places or events to identify. It hints at a procedural or cataloging note with unclear subject or outcome and no verifiable entities.
The readable fragments indicate a discussion of a person named Syepey tae and references to years and names like Vecorte EME Germ. The passage is garbled with inscriptions about a person living with someone and a noted resignation to fate. The exact events, dates, places, or entities are unclear due to missing content.
A damaged OCR-like fragment mentions Beattie and Monte Gescot in a Revolutionary War context. It references a veteran and a spouse, with unclear details about events or outcomes. The legible fragments suggest a memorial or survivor note but are too incomplete to confirm specifics.
The readable fragments mention a partition between Valenses and a reference to a patent and a table known as the ese. The text hints at a potential legal or property matter with vague names and roles, but no clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmentary account notes an increase in violent incidents within the capital area. Officials acknowledge limited details and urge caution as the situation remains under review.
Readable fragments describe activity around Colley and a park area with roads and gardens. Mentions United States and potential sports or event references but details are unclear and names are garbled.
A garbled report discusses a Chinese man in Connecticut facing registration or citizenship questions after decades in the area. It mentions Commonwealth race customs and a Geary bow, with unclear references to a man named Robert Spe vie and mention of becoming an American, amid confusion over his true name.
The report argues that officer staffing estimates are flawed due to flawed statistics and uneven distribution. It cites an aggregate total of 662 000 and suggests many offices likely have nearby staff numbers. however the text is unclear and repeats imprecise terms.
A garbled OCR passage describes New York spiritualists in Carnegie celebrating an anniversary linked to Rochester rap performance. Box Fax-Rane confessed to praising a group called the Pax sisters for their tone cracking trick learned accidentally. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for concrete facts.
Rosarra VWaASHINGtON, a frail elderly woman, visited Mayor Trier seeking coal for warmth for her seven year old daughter who is ill. She claims to be 1156 years old with two husbands and a large number of descendants, including a 37 year old son and a 26 child lineage, and says she once lived sixty years in Louisiana.
The article lists multiple nominations by President Roosevelt to federal posts. Notable selections include Morgane Dante M. Phroweteg of Gitbacts named commissioner of Indian Affairs and Daniel Mo Browning of Illinois as commissioner of Indian affairs, with several other appointments to treasurer, assistant secretary, and district judge positions across New York, Utah, and Washington D.C. The report details appointments and regional postings, reflecting a broad slate of Indian affairs and related federal offices.
Reports from the Galician frontier indicate rising cholera cases despite precautions. Smuggling across the border continues and cholera is blamed on smugglers from Russia. Several fatalities occurred Tuesday in Cholim and Zaluest as the epidemic recurs this year.
Two inmates Frank Williams and Livingst Cosgrove escaped from a state penitentiary by using an air chamber beneath the east wing. Williams, a Cleveland felon, and Cosgrove, from Stark County, seized a tunnel to the warden’s cellar then the street. Guards chased the pair as night fell with no success by late Monday.
The European Peru famine worsens with hundreds starving and bodies left unburied as relatives weaken. Private relief societies form to aid peasants while state relief dissolves, amid huge grain needs for the next harvest.
The Russian cruiser Rynda arrived Monday morning and anchored on the south side of the line of American vessels near Old Point. A salute was fired and answered by Fort Monroe and the Philadelphia, with Rear Admiral Gherardi’s flag saluted in return. Reports also note mining and local farming news from West Virginia and prairie fire losses in Kentucky, plus Osman Digna’s raid near Tokar repulsed by Egyptian cavalry.
Text of the 1881 extradition treaty published to gauge opinion after Senate failed ratification. Article 2 limits political offense extraditions and preserves protections, while Article 5 and forgery definitions are debated. Opponents fear broad anti political offense clauses favor Russia unless reciprocated.
Justice Fuller announced the supreme court decision to advance the Indiana railroad tax cases in the docket. The petition was granted and the cases set for argument on the second Monday of next term. The cases challenge the constitutionality of Indiana’s new tax law and the rate applied to railroad property.
Panucan Kentucky April 12 Will Cherry aged 18 or 19, a servant, is sought near St Louis to answer a charge of poisoning an entire family of seven. He was arrested Tuesday. Cherry admits identity but denies the charge. The crime occurred about a month ago.
After the naval review plans surface for leadership shifts. Admiral Gherardi may be named superintendent of the naval academy while Admiral Walker could head a navy yard and Admiral Benham may command the North Atlantic squadron.
Ananyr New York April 12 The court of appeals held the tax law assessing taxes on the value of capital employed in the state unconstitutional.
Three escapees two white men and a Chinaman fled the pesthouse in San Francisco and have not been found. They are said to be wandering the city.
A grand mass meeting of home rule sympathizers is planned at Music Hall next Tuesday in Boston. The event aims to mobilize local support and discuss political strategy.
After a lengthy clash at the World's Fair, workers return to duty Tuesday with same hours and pay. A peace pact between the administration and the building trades council grants a minimum wage, permits hiring non union workers, and preserves free choice within the law.
In an April 11 dispatch from Washington the President states he has no fixed policy for colored men but will reward intelligent, energetic citizens who merit office. He refuses to set quotas for black appointments, saying appointments should fit the individual and be welcomed by all patrons of office.
The Southern governors convention gathers in Tucusono Virginia with Gov McKinney host after a noon meeting in the state capital senate chamber. Attendees tour Confederate Memorial bazaar and city sights before dinner at the executive mansion. Over 300 guests expected including Govs Fishback McCorkle Tillman Carr and Foster.
A cyclone struck Akron Iowa near the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line damaging most structures and washing out roads. Reports from Hiawatha Kansas and the Nebraska Iowa border describe towns laid waste, bridges overturned and fatalities feared as storms sweep across multiple states. In St Louis Missouri a cloud burst caused heavy damage and port facilities, with trains halted and vessels adrift on the Mississippi.
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