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03 Aug 1895
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Odon Journal in Odon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1895
Page
1
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Sports Turnover
Incomplete text from a local sports page mentions teams and players, including references to a Barbs game and an event involving Pike. Specific names, dates, or outcomes are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Silver Debate Between Hore and Harvey Continues
The lengthy exchange centers on silver coinage and monetary policy with Messrs. Hore and Harvey trading arguments. Harvey cites mint records showing silver dollars coined at Carson City and questions the value and role of silver in the currency system while Hore defends differing views on coinage and price stability.
Fragmentary historical battle note between figures and dates
A garbled OCR fragment references a battle context with names like Antanas and Thermoine and a Centou aiesis. It reads as a partial note on a clash or plan with ceremonial terms and placeholders, lacking clear dates, places, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Cabare
Fragmented Crime Narrative With Unclear Details
An OCR filled fragment describes a punishment or court related event with garbled names and dates. It references a West position, an electric act, and mentions a third class barbarian and various stray terms. Details are incomprehensible and context missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erograus
Bovleess
Raraminest
Archipdat
Siti Mata Ray Atlerho
Unclear OCR fragment on disease and germs linked to slate penicillin
Fragment mentions a committee examining sanitary measures and the use of diphtheria germs from hospital patients on slate pencils. It notes Dr Williams obtained germs and that cultured material caused death in two to five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtays
Fra
Oak
Williams
Electric locomotives move to general use in U S
Baltimore tests show electric engines weighing ninety six tons hauling freight trains at fair speeds. A Massachusetts Old Colony branch is electrified and running tests prove one motor can haul five hundred tons at twenty feet per second. Tests cover typical curves and grades of thirty four feet per mile. Electricity is expected to replace steam on many short roads soon.
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Baltimore
Old Colony Road
Massachusetts
Not Wanted. Tarnonto Ontario Extradition Hurdles Rise
In Toronto July 2a police and detectives pursue an extradition while the attorney general declines expense and hints capital charges may be pursued. Philadelphia authorities have been asked to notify and Toronto may take precedence over Chicago or Detroit. Deputy AG Cartwright asserts strong interest in bringing Tomes Moneto to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarnonto
Esses Aiwiews
Pattet Treapbee
Convic
Philmelphia
Tse
Toronto
Chicago
A. Hards
Geneal
Cartwright
Tormes Moneto
Mor
Aeross the Beeder
Fatal Mistake in Outlaw Encounter Near Sherihan
In a clash between farmers from the Aguctiorse and a posse near Sherihan a misidentification led to gunfire. The Willete party and Wilbur Henderson were involved. one Willet killed and another wounded along with Henderson. The Yeager gang was not implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posse
Dindy
Sherihian
Willett Boys
Curtaas
Wilbur Henderson
al Innocent Firiunner
Safeh Hehis
Osbasarma
Nam
Gemad Aguctiorse
Filet Asseach
Abesni
Wilet
Vesper Gang
Wilets
Wilpar Henderson
Storm Strikes Three States Killing Five in Wisconsin and Missouri
A severe July storm from the Mississippi River region killed George McClellan and his wife and three children in a shanty boat near Three States Missouri, destroyed their Kenosha Wisconsin home. Lightning also killed Andrew Thomas and his wife at Barnes Ridge two miles west, with extensive property damage.
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Camo
Tih
States
Here
Mississippi River
George McClellan
Kenosha
Wis
Barnes Ridge
Andrew Thomas
Thomas
Obituary and Local Tragedy Report From Halsted Street
Toby Crroach a Rush Medical College graduate and Harvey Medical College professor was found dead in bed Saturday morning at 224 Evind Street authorities suspect self inflicted death. In Newcastle Kentucky a three year old girl of Robert Swinger burned to death while pouring coal oil on a fire in the county July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crroach
Toby
Witteer
Rush Medical College
Harvey Medical College
Halsted
van Buren Streets
E.vind Street
Newcastle
Robert Swinger
Gas explosion wrecks Buffalo saloon and home
The saloon and residence of W J McCormick at 1121 South Park Avenue Buffalo were wrecked by a gas explosion Thursday morning. Domestic Louise Mies suffered severe burns to the head and body and may die. Expanded text notes labor shortages in the South Pacific colonies and a remark on Southey’s mother’s influence on the poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McCormick
South Park Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Louise Mies
Indians Rampage Reported as U S Troops Move Toward Jacksons Hole
ManaKer Lawn Idaho July 29 United States troops nearing Jacksons Hole reach Snake River south fork camp set near Canon Creek Rexburg by 5 30 a m advance forces warn of mass killings by whites and Indians many Indians join the hostiles up to 350 lurking in Jacksons Hole country dispatches warn of massacres and torching with fires seen at night and a cautious march to the mountains led by Gen Coppinger deputy Hasler and old scout Carnes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ManaKer Lawn
Ida
United States
Jackson's Hole
Snake River
Rexburg
Canon Creek
Rexbare
Coppinger
Hasler
Giohin A. Carnes
Hawley
Camnes
Steve Adams
Wmn. Crawford
John Crawford
Frank Peterson
Frank Woods
Billy Heivue
Joe Calhoun
Mianninis
Rocky Mountain
Jackson’s Hole
Cammas
Omengco
Beise
Washington
Jackson's
Market Lake
Teton River
Tackson
Grori
Dagkson’s Hole
China Preparing to Place Large Orders in United States
Chinese officials led by Cal M R Jerard and Fung Tiew Wong arrived in New York after a Perryville test of a new destructive projectile. American gun makers may benefit when China finalizes orders for ships cans small arms and ammunition. The nine inch Drakeis rifle shell tested by Justin is claimed to solve explosive ceratine issues with safety. Chinese commissioners expressed full satisfaction with the projectile.
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New York
China
Cal. M. R. Jerard
London
Fung Tiew Wong
Perryville
Peking
Justin
Holmes Refuses Confession In Eight Killings Case
William A. Shee maker reports that H H Holmes will not confess to the eight murders. The attorney suggests questions about Minnie Williams of Frisco and possible links to a missing girl. Also: Agent Teter sends telegram from Idaho Falls stating Indians near Jackson Hole will not resist troops. Browning questions massacre reports.
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Pripapremiurca
H. HH. Holmes
Lis
William A. Sheemaker
Holmes
Minnie Williams
Theodore Durant
San Francisco
Williams Agrieft Holmes
Europe
Agent Teter
Wasnincran
Commissioner Browning
The
Indian Bureau
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Coppinger
Jackson's Hole
Jackson’s Hole
Browning
Family eats wild toadstools near Anna. three children dead
A moving family near Anna prepared supper from toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. Three children have died and the mother and two boys are ill and not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Later Election Returns
London July 29 total election returns to 3 o clock show Conservatives 356 Unionists 72 Liberals 1953 Nationalists 68 Parnellites 19 with seven constituencies still unheard from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vault under Holmes Castle Unearthed in Police Probe
Police unearthed a large vault beneath Holmes Castle, retrieving a woman’s skeleton in a drive linking suspect Chappell and undertaker Turmont. Authorities believe the vault may hold victims’ remains and continue questioning Janitor Duinian for possible confessions.
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Holmes Castle
Quinlan
Cuenco
Holmes
Charnel House
Badenoch
Articular
Fitzpatrick
Chappell
Williams
Tin Box Swindle Hits Liberty Township Farmers
In Koneste Indiana a so called horse buyer named John Schmidt swindled Hensler and other Liberty Township farmers. He stayed with them while purchasing horses then vanished leaving a tin box said to hold cash. Sheriff Sumption opened the box to reveal two clay bricks instead of money, leaving victims short of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koneste
Ind
Duby
Hensler
Liberty Township
John Schmidt
Heansler
Schmidt
Sumption
Belle of Memphis delayed by heavy traffic in river run
Str Louis officials say Belle of Memphis arrived at Memphis just after 6 am on Monday due to heavy local traffic causing extra landings on the downward trip. Rumors of an accident arose from the delay and the missed schedule. Daily and fourteen performers arrested in San Francisco for contempt during The Crime of a Century.
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Str. Louis
Memphis
Cairo
San Francisco
Chiily
Benevolent Order of Modern Women of America Expands
A report from Indiana notes a likely intervention of the Benevolent Order of Modern Women of America in Tretenp County with James L. Garver named deputy head counsel for Wayne County. The group already operates in several states and plans expansion into Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tretvenp. Ind
Benevolent Order of Modern Women of America
James L. Garver
Wayne County
Hlinvis
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Pru
Wands
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Natives Attack Spanish Troops at Cabagan
In Mantua on July 26 natives treacherously attacked Spanish troops at Cabagan, killing and wounding several. A Spanish force from Manila retaliated by burning Cabagan and capturing the fort with its cannon, killing 116 men while sustaining some losses and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantua
Cabagan
Manilla
Campos Grants Freedom to Prisoners in Havana
Capt Gen De Campos pardons political and war prisoners before leaving Manzanillo for Cienfuegos. Those freed include individuals sentenced to be shot or imprisoned in African colonies, reflecting a broad amnesty amid military law. In Indiana and Illinois, sun flower crops peak with records. seeds may supply oil as a substitute for real butter in imitation dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campos
Havana
Manzanillo
Cienfuegos
DeCampos
Vineraxes
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Storm and Collapse Floods St Louis Construction Site
A severe electrical storm hit St Louis on Monday morning with nearly three inches of rain in two hours. Two buildings under construction at 4620 Cook avenue were blown down, laborer George Bennett fatally injured, and telegraph lines plus streetcar service disrupted. The storm affected many Missouri areas with no other fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cook Avenue
George Bennett
Missouri
Indiana Miners Delegates Meet to Discuss State Situation
Purcell calls six Sullivan County local lodges of United Mine Workers to meet next Friday to consider the state situation. A resolution demanding the resignation of President Purcell and Secretary Kenney is expected over the 51 cent scale, as operators in many southern mines abandon the association and pay sixty cents. The convention will probe the Chicago and Eastern road’s refusal to haul coal from Lyford mines amid the 60 cent dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenne Havre
Ind
Sullivan County
United Mine Workers
Purcell
Kenney
National Road
Chietgo
Hastern Road
Lyford
Howard Revival Sparks Huge Religious Awakening
Monegeap Kentucky July 30 The Howard revival led by evangelist J A Howard draws large crowds since July 4 with 110 professions of faith. Noted preachers including Rev J C Kendrick of Danville debated him. Howard contends a sinning life is possible while Kendrick argues the church of Christ is the proper church name. Howard continues protracted services at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monegeap
J. A. Howard
Kentucky
J. ¢. Kendrick
Danville
Howard
Kendrick
Church of Christ
Church of Rod
Murder Mystery and Arrests Stir Small Town
A man confessed to murdering two Finley boys and dumping their bodies in the Ohio River after a note of a crime implicating the mother surfaced. In another item, Charles Ringo of Henatineton, W. Va., was arrested for the killings. a sabbo wing pin was found near the husband. Separately, Secretary Herbert arrived by the Dolphin in New York. Mary Herbert travels along the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ringo
Herbert
New York
Secretarie Navy
United States
Dolphin
Twenty-third Street
Mary Herbert
Atlantic
Bar Harbor
Payton Home in Nepr Burns. Man Jumped to Escape
Resident John Payton leaped from a window in his night clothes to flee a blaze that destroyed his house and all contents in Nepr Kentucky on July 30, causing heavy loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepr
John Payton
Payton
Court Arraigns Percival for Assault in Winshamstown
T J Percival married and living near the town faced arraignment before Judge McMillan on an assault charge involving Anna Rynnolds daughter of a local farmer. He was fined 2200 and released on bond. A man in the audience attempted to attack Percival during the court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winshamstown
T. J. Percival
Here
McMillan
Anna Reynolds
Percival
The Dead Identified in Hocking Valley Yard Tragedy
Concunus Ohio July 30 It is confirmed the man killed in the Hocking Valley yards last Friday night is Frank Baker of Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concunus
Hocking Valley
Frank Baker
Shawnee
Indiana Strangers Rob Slothing Stores and Local Crimes
A Cincinnati man named Ben Lapidus robbed four clothing stores in Madison and attempted to flee with seeds before being arrested by Sheriff Kohl on $1,000 bond. The Madison county board of equalization raised the Hiwood plate glass works value by $50,000, prompting an appeal. Other listed incidents include post office thefts at Poneto, a burned timber yard near Lebanon, a suicide in Teswell, a horse- whipping arrest near Greensfork, a fatal assault near Sidney, and various local legal and civic actions in Indiana communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lapidus
Cincinnati
Sota
Nay & Aas
Max
Lebanon
ED Aptis
Teswell
Franfort
Trea
Harris
Sidney
Clyde Smith
Plainfield Reformatory
Union City
Jepge McCray
Criminal Court
Indianapolis
Nicholson Law
Supreme Court
Frank Mcsviney
Elizabeth Sommers
Windfall
New York
Richm Muxgus Good Citizen's League
Hesxry Muonkr
Northern Hospital
Michigan City
Jons Cocman
Coal City
Clay County
Connersville
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