19 Aug 1893
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1893
Page
1
Pension commissioners extend the deadline to October 10 for suspended pensioners to furnish proof of their right. Reported figures from Wateriehd's Washington note multiple national groups and regions with varying statuses, including denominations of Chinese, Mongolians, and others, amid unsettled registry data.
The readable portion hints at an event with names like Perry and Sh waves, but the OCR is garbled and no clear facts or outcomes emerge. Further context is needed to identify participants, location, or date.
An unclear OCR fragment reports a local topic with scattered terms and names. The readable text hints at a possible public notice or community item but lacks coherent details or a complete event description. Further restoration would be needed for accuracy.
A garbled OCR fragment describes hotel rooms in Washington with references to rates, storage space, and supplies. The text mentions Del and a cost around $1 and notes about fashion, furnishing, and fuel, but many words are unclear. No coherent event or person details emerge.
A novel coating called nanoumesd claims to resist crust exposure and heat, staying unaffected by hot water steam acids and various gases. The main ingredient is a silicon compound sourced near natural ITO OF Sybiti deposits.
The text recounts Alexander Bell proposing a Pennsylvanian named Senator Cameron to invest in his telephone company after its invention. Cameron hesitated and refused, leading Bell to seek funds elsewhere. Had Cameron invested, Bell might have earned about 81 billion annually for years.
Prop Met'oux of Hartford analyzes a sample of 1 4437 tramps from interviews. He notes many choose life of idleness, yet most can read or write and 57.4 percent have trades or professions demanding skill.
A Danbury Connecticut man maintains a sizable python collection including a male and female African pythons. The female has begun laying eggs, with reported deposits of just over 100 eggs to date. Eggs vary in size, with some larger than geese eggs, and such prolific oviposition is unusual for captive pythons.
An excursion from the Penmesser River section ended in disaster when a naptha launch capsized near a river steamer. Four people drowned, including Mrs. Miers and Miss Warner, as witnesses describe the tragedy and rescue efforts. Police, telegraph operators, and local officials investigated the accident. the vessel carried several passengers who tried to transfer to shore before sinking.
Early Monday morning a three story Senate hotel on Madison near Fifth Avenue burned, trapping guests and killing at least several. Firefighters rescued survivors amid smoke and debris as a dozen or more people were reported dead or dying.
A student from Sareoy Pateal Appilled Fer New Yeabs explains a steam bicycle concept. The vehicle uses a boiler powered iron steam system, with a gasoline fuel tank and condensers returning steam to the boiler. It features a rear wheel housing and a simple momentum controlled drive, claimed to be inexhaustible while on trip.
Lon vom reports from Australia that several test shipments of hay entered competition with Canadian hay. Prices reached £7 per ton for the Canadian feed and £8 per ton for the best British hay. Australian trade finds the price satisfactory.
New York Aug 14 mills at Pall river have closed cutting production in the print cloth trade. About 70 000 pieces remain unsold with no rise in demand and prices quoted at four by six for 4x64 cloth.
Jennie L Loomis aged 16 daughter of BP Loomis and heiress to a Baltimore estate died from a wound received Sunday morning. The incident involves a Baltimore millionaire circle and ends in a fatality.
Three local banks Mabtic and Ala signed an agreement to pay no more than 30 in currency to any one depositor and to settle balances in certified checks. The act followed a bank robbery in Slantgom ary and Vicksbarg, with the funds to be honored in full via certified instruments.
The Anchor steamer Naracmanin arrived at New York and broke the first period of cholera quarantine. It was released Monday at 10 o clock and moved to its dock. The vessel has been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
A drummer for Appelgate fusee of Taariaville, identified as Mebride of Newman, Ga, was arrested at the Union depot. He confessed the pursuit involved a wife and a prior insult. Mebride, a prominent cotton oil man, was reportedly involved.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places such as Henrietta Hamb and Johnny Conley with unclear context. The readable bits imply a local event or notice about individuals and a street theater, but the text is too fractured to identify a coherent incident or outcome.
The twelfth annual gathering of the Sons of Veterans of the American War convened in the city at Pines Grove house with officers and delegates arriving from across the region aboard trains. Officials announced incoming committees and sessions to begin the following morning.
Caldwell, assistant chief of the Pueblo department, shot himself in the heart following a desperate attempt to murder his wife. Mrs. John Ene, with whom the crime was stopping, intervened and stopped the attack.
Aug. 14 report says the Steamer Annie Faxon blew up beside Wade's bar near Wade's landing four miles from Milliela on the Snake River. Six persons were hurt and one reported dead. engineer Brown identified as missing. Names for others not reported.
Archbishop Satolli papal legate to the United States departed by the 8 o'clock Baltimore & Ohio train for New York to meet Archbishop Corrigan amid much discussion surrounding the visit.
Desisox reports the Mis souris railroad cut more than 300 jobs over Saturday night and Sunday. Track men and section workers suffer most as the company saves over 15000 dollars monthly.
In Wasinetos on Aug 1 the McGar rahan claim, famed as a major private land dispute before Congress, was introduced in the Senate by Mr Teller and sent to the judiciary committee for consideration.
Joseph Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain formerly Miss Endicott sail for the United States next September to visit family and likely attend the World's Fair in America.
A massive blaze in Minneapolis caused about two million dollars in losses. The Cedar Lake Lumber Co. and Lenhart’s wagon works burned, with 209000 worth of machinery destroyed. Fire spread from an outhouse to warehouses and timber yards as wind fanned the flames across the northeast and across the river, threatening homes and the brewing works. Firefighters fought a rapid, dangerous conflagration before containment.
Financial dispatches report Treasury demands and currency fears as cotton movement actions push relief. Officials note silver dollars in circulation and shipments from August 1 to August 12 amid labor shortages and trade pressures. In Craven on August 14 unrest grows as 2,600 unemployed men meet for sewer work with only 40 positions, while a 500 Italian crowd watches in quiet tension.
Reports describe cholera investigations on Swinburne Island with Pallure Nine suspects and poison investigations, while an Adriatic earthquake near Foggia, Italy causes suspected life losses. Pensacola fever outbreak updates note no new cases after two deaths and ongoing house inspections under health orders.
In Pittsburgh Pa August 15 the iron and steel trades begin a gradual reopening after closures for repairs and currency shortages. Jones Laushlin’s departments resume, about 500 workers rehired, with more to follow in steel, and several plants including Carneies and Nearer Falls expected to operate this week. Wages remain unchanged for unaffected workers, while other mills such as Wraddock wireworks Rankin Station restart, adding many jobs. Provisions Roe August 13 notes the Cotton mill startup on Shede Island with thousands of spindles and workers, generating a $50 000 weekly payroll.
A preacher extols Christ who died and rose again as the centerpiece of salvation. He urges believers to trust Jesus as intercessor at the right hand of God, notes the grave's failure to hold him, and invites outsiders to enter the kingdom of mercy.
Emperor William observed a troop review at Meabit barracks on Monday. A wall of an A&A building collapsed during the event, trapping several spectators and causing seven minors to suffer serious injuries. Victims were rushed to a hospital as bystanders aided in rescues.
A financial note describes pawnbrokers in China adopting varied interest rates with one charging sixteen percent. The mandarin condemns the undercut as illegal but greenlights a charity scheme to divert four percent, eight percent to benevolence, while the broker keeps sixteen.
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