20 Apr 1895
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1895
Page
1
Fragmented readable lines mention a local notice with partial details about an event or action. The legible words include references to a date, place, and formal notice language. No clear names, places, or outcomes are extractable from the garbled text.
A fragmented page fragment hints at an editor acknowledging delayed publication. It mentions a local event and references community figures, with sparse details. The readable text suggests a small town focus and a brief update rather than a full feature.
An OCR fragment from a local page shows partial phrases with names and places unreadable, suggesting a public notice or brief item. Limited legible bits mention a date and officials, but essential actions or outcomes are missing due to corruption.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and dates in a partial public notice with unclear context. It shows scattered words such as locations and numbers but no clear event or action to summarize confidently.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions weather related terms, dates, and scattered names. It references May and a location, with incomplete phrases about exhibits and wind. The readable content is insufficient for a concrete event or outcome.
The crowded session at the county court led Leonard to refuse payment citing contract terms. Attempts to resolve matter in the lower court failed, pushing the dispute up to a higher tribunal where a judge will consider the coal sion of the trial imice.
A partial, garbled excerpt mentions the United States, a judge, a law partner, district attorney, and references to names like Bradford and Vandergrift. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent facts or dates.
Prinaprinapnara’s Civile club, composed of women, enhances school windows with pictures and flowers to brighten the pupil’s environment. Lacking board funds for such decorations, the club uses etched text, photos, and casts of works in various forms to enrich art without formal lessons.
The article notes Greece has a population near two and a half million with a debt around 164 million dollars or about 75 dollars per person. Debt equals 14 percent of national wealth and the two year nonnation income, while currency totals 41 million dollars about 1.5 per capita. The piece argues the currency is overvalued and fiscal exhaustion, not inflation, is wrecking the economy.
Fragmented text from a local page mentions dates and places with unreadable names. The readable bits reference a ceremony or meeting at a place called Hook and a discussion involving Seowe and Lape. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the legible fragments.
Fragmented text mentions Moses, a canal king, Graytown, Manegeun, and Hove. Details are garbled and no coherent events or dates are extractable from the OCR.
In St. Perenspres dated April 11 the New Veemya reports that if Great Orugin approves Jamun territorial demands in Hepard Moanchuris and Corea, Russia will renounce common obligations and oppose Japan on land and sea.
Naeuville Tennessee April 1 The senate Thursday adopted a joint resolution requesting Congress to pass a free silver sequencing bill at a 16 to 1 ratio by a vote of four to ten nine not in time.
Ben Beckie, a prominent Covington Ky. citizen and longtime city treasurer, died at his home at noon Thursday. He was sixty three and had resided in Covington for about 50 years.
Toxoxro Ont April 19 The Theat erm Woolen Manufacturing Co of Western Ontario has assigned liabilities of 241000 assets nominally 760ih exceeds of that amount
A chaotic, partially legible report indicates a mother and infant died in a vehicle fire or crash in Bias district. The text references a Christopher Aypet and details a fatal accident with unclear timing and locations.
The readable fragments reference a local notice or public record with mentions of entities and dates blurred by OCR. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable, making specifics unreliable.
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered phrases and names. It hints at a poem or verse fragment but lacks coherent events, speakers, or clear entities to identify a full news item or outcome.
Unclear notes indicate expected release of certain bushels on Tuesday. Details on quantities or involved markets are not fully readable. Local traders referenced but names and places are not legible. The fragment suggests a future timing for shipment or sale.
Robt TK Weileinaced was arrested in Emporium Cameron county for the murder of two woodmen unnamed in the six year old case. The victim names and exact details remain unclear in the report. Police continue to investigate and pursue charges.
Prmannzirita April 13. An agreement between counsel sets powderly against the Labor patentes for 500 dollars salary and Wright and ex-members of the general executive board for monies spent for the order to be postponed to the next term.
Jury returned a guilty verdict Friday against John Murphy for manslaughter in the December shooting of Ishriltan Stevens of Centerville. The case opened with testimony detailing the events leading to the fatal confrontation.
Ambiguous fragment references a reformer named Vietenta Hal Anmril and mentions temperance and related organizations. Details are unclear, scattered terms include junctions of groups and places. no coherent event or outcome can be established.
A British note to Nicaragua has date received at the foreign office. The reply is considered satisfactory and the government action once threatened is unlikely to be pursued.
April 15 report from Youngstens Ohio notes Thomas Relies, a lifelong cigar smoker, collapsed Sunday afternoon as nicotine poison affected his system leading to a fatal typhoid fever complication. Relies was 27, married, with Kelley referenced as a name in the scant dispatch.
Secret Service agents probe a New York counterfeit operation flooding shops with bogus coins including quarters and half dollars. The ring allegedly hired a man recently released from prison after an assault, with prison staff reporting attempts to erase evidence and questions directed at inmates yielding little usable information.
A severe earthquake, felt across southern Austria, damaged churches and public buildings and scared residents. Reports describe aftershocks, disrupted communications, and people fleeing to safer areas as tremors spread from the southwest to the northeast.
Mirope and Asteria discuss forming an industrial defense with the United States and Florida ties. Paris protests terms seen as breaches of international law and denies any attack on Europe, while tension grows over Allied intervention and hemispheric unity.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mr Wardens and a local event or notice. Readable names include Wardens and a shop context. Details are unclear but imply a civic or community matter requiring archival interpretation.
Fragmentary excerpts reference Nicaragua and the United States with unclear context. The disjointed OCR text mentions locations and names without a coherent event or clear attribution.
A farmer named Coleman in Ea Ward was thrown from a tree and dragged for some distance after a runaway incident. He was frightened and died within three hours. Police and rescuers reported the event and began an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident.
The American squadron under Admiral Meduse has arrived here for an officers’ ceremony. A tall event will honor the officers, and reports say the vessels will soon depart for Greytown Nicaragua.
A gasoline stove exploded at 7 o clock Monday night at Nathan Merer’s residence 3916 North Grand Avenue causing a fire that burned Henry Merer aged 17 who was ill and in an upper room. The blaze caused structural damage to the house.
Blumenthal's immense cloth works on Kep Bickerstrasse burned Monday morning. Two firefighters were killed by collapsing walls during the blaze.
Cleveland letter declines a Chicago invitation to a public reception. President and Mrs. Cleveland skip the event, while focus shifts to monetary policy and citizen concerns about trust in financial matters. The piece notes the broader debate on currency and public confidence amid economic tension.
The Mexican mission is vacant as Senator Ransom, slated for a $17,500 salary, faces questions over the legality of his appointment. Constitutional limits barred such office hires during a senator’s term, and officials doubt the president can retain or reappoint him without a proper Senate confirmation.
A chaotic start at the oil exchange shows prices leaping from 2 to 2 25 per barrel with rapid moves to 2 13 and back to 2 25 as refined product prices rise. Regional bids include Pennsylvania and New York listings with varied figures.
Lawrence Kansas reports Prof L L Dyvche naturalist of the Coast Arctic expedition, which ended disastrously last summer, will head a voyage to Greenland on May 15 aboard the schooner Javiden Hope capt Harvey Gadoor to raise funds.
Washington April 16 report states the beef price surge and cattle scarcity lead Dr. Salmon to urge Mexican cattle entry under strict inspection. Secretary Morton issues order aimed at reducing consumer prices without harming beef producers.
An aged Primitive Baptist preacher Rev J M Jessup died in a horrifying manner at Sandy Ridge Alabama while delivering a sermon. The report notes the death occurred April 16 and mentions a ca tal him. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Regional summary of Indiana items including a large tin-plate factory planned at Franklin, rising police bicycle patrols, fruit condition reports, multiple suicides and murders, court verdicts and sentences, religious camp meetings, industrial expansion in Pittsburgh shops, courthouse plans in Allen county, deadly accidents and lawsuits, extensive property losses from fires, and public health notes on measles and diphtheria affecting several counties.
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