12 Aug 1893
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1893
Page
1
A rough OCR fragment mentions places and names with unclear phrases. It references a person or group in a local setting, with partial terms like LA and Pep, but contains many garbled words and missing context. The readable items provide little coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Detected OCR fragment shows unclear place names and numbers. The readable portion hints at a brief item or notice but lacks coherent details for a full summary.
OCR snippet presents garbled phrases with scattered references to places and numbers. It mentions France, bread, tires, and various non-coherent terms, lacking a clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
The article describes a pension claim process with a man claiming to need support from an insurance company. He was asked about prior pension exposure and admitted no injury or entitlement, while acknowledging a letter from a pension agent who had demanded payment from the U S government in a case involving a wealthy individual.
Snow and heavy rain battered Haverhill and surrounding areas for 24 hours, flooding streets and railroads and causing difficult conditions at midnight. Fruit was knocked from trees as bumper yields remained in orchards while the weather disrupted transport and daily life across the region.
Authors discuss estimated loss of ten thousand dollars due to the fair being open on a Sunday. The piece notes attendance peaks, calls for exhibitors to stay open, and mentions ongoing inspections and potential changes to schedules and park operations for future years.
Fragmentary text describes a hearing before commissioners regarding work and loans. It mentions evaluating rights, showing a discussion of potential refunds or charges and the status of loans remaining on a property or project.
Amid scattered comments, Bland's new measure faces cautious support and opposition. Officials note limited details but anticipate debates this season as lawmakers weigh impacts on industry and local communities.
Wm A Morgan claimant and co heir to Gov Morgan of New York seeks his portion of a large estate valued at about 2 200 000. He has filed suit to recover his share.
Locisy innpr Ang. S.-If all signs do not fail there will be more bloodshed in Harrison County Indiana. The Conrad brothers disappeared Sunday morning and were later reported seen crossing to the Indiana side. A fisherman named Charles Noose claims to have rowed them back, and rumors spread of threats and potential violence as tensions rise among local factions.
A garbled report accuses a populist faction of plotting executive theft and conspiracy involving a western bloc and key leaders. It cites frustration over governance and claims the party seeks control through covert ownership and manipulated acts amid a charged political climate.
A reservoir breach on the east promenade discharges 200 gallons of water with immense force, flooding several dwellings and causing the death of five people and injuries to eight others. Local authorities investigate the disaster.
New York August 7 reports say suspected cholera cases aboard the Kara Mania were thoroughly scourged and clothing disinfected. Health officer Jenkins Moahs states by Tuesday all danger will have ceased as no sickness remains evident aboard.
National Paw Examiner George H. Ford of Cleveland took charge in Muscle, Aug 8, to examine the closed Citizens' bank. A report likely will be published next Wednesday.
Washington August 7 Congressman Point Javincent of Cleveland proposes a bill to let holders swap United States Bonds for Treasury Notes at face value. Bonds would be deposited with the treasurer or assistant treasurers and replaced by noninterest bearing Treasury notes. The plan promises a simple immediate remedy for the money shortage with government risk limited to exchange terms.
The first democratic congress since antebellum days met at the national capitol at noon to elect Crisp as speaker with 214 votes, Reed 22, Simpson 7, then adjourned in respect to Senator Stanford. The event featured formal prayers, oaths, resignations, and tributes as members gathered for the historic session.
At Jeffersonville Indiana Wann Smothers buried his son when George Hall slipped away and stole a gold watch and chain from the bier. Smothers pursed the thief and Hall was jailed after the watch was found on him. Other notes report bankers receiverships fires suspects and local incidents across Indiana.
The executive committee outlines a party platform calling for more money and lower veto restraints. It asserts unity across regions and claims broad support for a gold standard and expansion of commerce to serve the nation’s business interests.
A report notes President Tae and lawmakers clash over goings on at the depot and fair, with discussion of postponements and a possible adjournment within ten days or two weeks. The piece hints at political tension and ongoing debates in Congress as the session winds down.
The text notes a significant dispute in the House Committee on Banking and Currency over jurisdiction and the scope of subjects to be considered. It mentions reorganizing or transferring duties to form a new committee structure and hints at currency related issues and potential reallocation of powers.
The text notes ex-Senator John Poles seeking a vacant commissioner seat. It mentions Leonard McNaughton and a World’s Fair exhibit in New York with a $5.00 figure and attached salary, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear facts.
Aug 7 reports outline mill suspensions and layoffs across New England and Washington. Everett, Lawrence, Faulkner, and Lowell mills halt operations or reduce staffing, with 1,900 workers laid off for a month and total losses mounting to about 75,000 dollars.
Disjointed text describes schemes around a river tunnel near Jersey City delayed by legal actions. Officials and attorneys clash over contracts while fears of a major public disaster loom if the tunnel fails. Names and exact places are obscured in the damaged report.
A two week old public charity camp at river Front park continues under military supervision with about 406 men still fed and lodged in militia tents. Officials avoid breaking up the camp to prevent a wave of hungry evacuees into the city while efforts shift to managing funds and access.
Dr. Theodorus Jenigst was arrested Sunday evening in Tanesville on a manslaughter charge related to the death of William Jamieson by shooting. Bail set at $2,500. failure to post leaves him in sheriff’s custody.
Denver dispatch notes President Moffat cites New York sources claiming President Cleveland will back a silver coinage ratio of twenty to one. He predicts rapid mining investments if Congress passes the plan and promises activity in his mines within forty eight hours. Cholera waves spread in Koamania and Galicia with cases in Lemberg.
Saturday morning masked thieves broke into the residence of defaulting Treasurer Armstrong in Tirron Indiana. Mrs Armstrong and two small children were forced to witness a thorough ramaging of the premises. No arrests made. experts from other cities reportedly connected with the burglary.
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