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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1895
Page
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Fragmented passage lists names places and notes a possible accident and church event. Readable items mention Senator Lind and a fall at a church site, with several garbled phrases and dates. No coherent narrative or clear outcome is discernible.
Fragmentary OCR reads like garbled notes with stray phrases and names. No coherent event or details confirmable from the readable passages.
A draft proposal argues subsidizing Irish emigrants to the Spanish American republics. It urges granting land for cultivation and covering costs from departure to landing, with government support if anti emigration fees are not imposed. It claims to promote opportunities for industrious Irish sons abroad.
Lightning struck the big forte on Friday afternoon causing deaths of James Verrs and Thomas Jsensom and seriously injuring three others. Graves and Actives reported the incident.
A blaze at the Grou foundry of the Ruawles Simone works in Watkpy Massachusetts Friday evening destroyed the whale of the foundry and an adjoining pattern house along with all patterns. The loss is estimated at $15,000 and insured.
A fragmented report notes a boat arrest in Speog Valley with references to local figures and unclear events. Municipal tensions appear as residents grapple with duties and safety concerns amid shifting local leadership.
Fragmented text references eighteen hundred years of occupation, various vessels, and consuming materials. The legible content is sparse and unclear, with many garbled names and dates, preventing a coherent event or person from being established.
A clash in Winston DC led to a fire affecting White properties. Police arrested several rioters as the mob disrupted streets and authorities deployed militia to restore order. The incident followed increasing tensions and involved demonstrators targeting the area.
Readable text shows a chaotic scene with mentions of fires and burns, but specifics, names, dates, and places are missing. The piece conveys confusion and heightened emotion without verifiable details.
Neal, chancellor commander of the K of P of Indiana, joins N Zion and Phil Alder of Lebanon in buying the Phoenix Telephone Exchange in this city. The deal involves Bestinerox, Ind. Ang. Phil Flos and others listed in the sale.
Camry Doreras Wis Aug 12 Phil lip Skinner of Troop B Seventieth United States Cavalry after about 29 years service died Monday morning from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the heart.
At a meeting of citizens in Paooksville Kentucky a stock company was organized to build a fall gauge railroad from Paooksville to a point intersecting the C and O railroad at Wilke burg eight miles away.
Reports survey who may replace Justice Jackson after his death. Officials discuss funeral arrangements and possible attendees as justices nationwide assess succession and communicate with the court.
In Col stps, Aug 10, William Clark came from Cincinnati with two youths jailed in Lawrence County for burglary. He aided parolees with $380 then lost it in a gambling scheme and could not post a $25 forfeiture. He later raised funds and sent the pair back to Cincinnati on the noon train.
The Marshalltown convention sparked a revolt against the anti silver platform. Democrats in Iowa show deep rifts with county committees resigning while some observers expect many to vote the Populist ticket. The Free Silver Committee chairman wrote an open letter denouncing the move as a betrayal amid party tensions.
A garbled recap blends family church events with a farmer near Derry County reporting a silver mine discovery. It mentions a homing pigeon society formed in Indiana with fifty members and plans to send birds to Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and Indianapolis for training and speed tests.
In Laronne Indiana on August 15 two strangers Williams identified as Byron Spofford president of Branch County Savings Bank, and another pressed a farm sale, produced Mallory’s abstract and 83600 in cash from a tin box, beat him unconscious and escaped with the box and money.
WashineTox Aug 13 The drain on the U S gold reserve deepens with a $1 65 million withdrawal from New York sub treasury for export The administration contemplates bonds or an extra session to protect the reserve The worst daily withdrawal since February follows a Delmont Morgan syndicate contract and raises concern over future shipments and exchange impacts
The remains of Justice Jackson of the United States Supreme Court were buried in a private cemetery west of Nashville after a morning service. Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer attended. many prominent figures from Tennessee and other states were present.
Chris Cleveland aged eighty one from Center left Ivy last week and walked to Panwil to settle his pension matter with Topher Col. He stopped in Washington DC to pay a visit at the pension office and returned on foot after days of travel.
The United States cruiser Columbia is docked at the navy yard dry dock after a voyage from the Atlantic. Washington examiners will inspect the keel for warping due to weight distribution as part of a formal board assessment. Meanwhile Waldeck Lodge wins an injunction to use German in rituals, and a detective searches Logansport for a victim allegedly buried in a trunk.
Gov Matthews names Indiana delegates to the Mexican exposition opening next April for six months. Appointees include Jas Studebaker and George Ford of South Bend, John H Bass of Fort Wayne, Francis Reitz of Evansville, George Pence of Columbus, and William Reed of Richmond among others.
Twenty delegates from the thirty fourth pool mines met in Pittsburgh to organize anew and protest the recent wage compromise. Officials of the miners' union applied for admission but were refused, prompting discontent among leadership.
Indiana guards seek older model arms to replace 1872 pattern while the state conducts a broader arms exchange. notes include a Shelbyville swine breeders’ election, a missionary death in transaction with India, counterfeit half dollars case in Whitley County, and assorted local incidents such as theft, fires, accidents, and public notices across Anderson, Madison, Elwood, Richmond, and Lake County.
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