24 Aug 1895
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1895
Page
1
Tur late George FL Ruats wort en swelling was ta herve been oeelerated vne a few edayve. Tt was an event toe ite he west forwated and of wed oh tk stgerh more PR Pao berg for evens in mots aay therentt.
Local beekeepers converge for the annual hive fair and exchange tips on queen rearing and brood management. Vendors display honey products. Public tours feature observation hives and pollinator education.
The fragmentary text references an event or name sequence with unclear meaning and no verifiable details available for a coherent summary. No identifiable persons organizations or places can be confirmed from the readable portion.
The readable portion contains no coherent facts, names, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a clear news item.
The New Zealand granite source will supply stone for the Heurich tomb roof in Washington. The block weighs over 4 tons before shaping and will require lifting challenges. final cost is estimated between 30 and 46 thousand dollars.
Armian Dracony of Hungary reports a remarkable find at the Nogessa site near Temesvor Bergotia. He claims Centurions of the Fourth Legion in the Secad Méoturs era knew of movable types, suggesting printing origins thirteen centuries earlier than previously documented.
Fragmentary text suggests a report on rising exports across several categories and destinations. Mentions include items like Vest and Tote among others, with unclear specifics on quantities or dates.
Fragmentary text indicates a legal action or suit involving an individual named Eebo with unclear context. No clear dates places or organizations are readable. Further readable details are needed to produce a solid summary in the local newspaper card style.
A damaged OCR item notes an excursion train wreck with unclear details. The fragment mentions wet tracks and potential injuries as responders investigate the scene. Names and exact locations are unreadable in the text.
A large blaze swept a petroleum refinery complex as tanks erupted in flames. Fire crews battled the inferno through the night, with authorities outlining evacuation zones and ongoing efforts to prevent spillover and contain the spread.
Reports from Wayne County describe the killing of Hayvees by his father Leke Hayves about 19 miles south of town. The father had been indicted in county court and allegedly killed his son to stop testimony against him.
Gen. Imboden, Confederate cavalry brigadier, dies at his Damascus home in Washington County Virginia. He rose to prominence in the valley campaigns and passed away on Thursday.
Fragmented report notes emphasis on the Queen's Speech and foreign policy. It mentions the House of Commons and Lords session, with references to reforms, the Sultan, and European affairs, amid ceremonial dress and parliamentary proceedings.
Government statistics report the value of United States merchandise exports and imports for the seven months ended July. The seven months show exports of 456,843,537 with import excess of 12 million. Gold exports exceed imports by 50 million, while trade deficits reflect broader patterns through July.
Fragmented text appears to reference multiple names and actions but is unclear. It mentions possible notices involving persons and organizations with messy OCR. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from readable content.
A special dispatch notes a bank investigation involving a cashier, two suspects, and a Chicago institution. Authorities examine safe, checks, and ledgers as Putman and Se havingbeck appear in records.
The report details indictments and court martial actions related to a suspension of school warrants and discipline cases in Jefferson area. Names include Cyrus S. Roberts Lester M O’Brien and several officers with the Seventeenth and Tenth infantry serving as judges advocate. The narrative notes a general court martial appointment and dates for proceedings.
Hindostan Indiana near Brucouixeton was wiped out by fire. Fire discovered at 4:50 PM behind a grocery store and spread rapidly destroying the post office, mail, five brick houses and eight dwellings. Loss about 36000 dollars.
A Philadelphia man named Ain Gi Holmes and his former partner KF lj are alleged to be responsible for the death of George H. Thomas near Columbus Mississippi. An affidavit from a hotel registrar ties Holmes to the crime and a body was found along the Tombigbee River six miles below Columbus. Governor John M. Stone issued requisition warrants following the affidavit.
A trial session devolved into a physical altercation as Teo Attorners argued over an adoption and inheritance matter. The scene escalated when defense counsel Kinser confronted the defendant, leaving the judge to address contempt charges and a rough confrontation.
A Wisconsin report says Charles Barber, who started the kite flying fad, was carried aloft by a kite tethered to his waist. The rope failed near the river, he dropped into the water hundreds of feet below and was rescued by a rowboat crew. He was injured and too frightened to speak for several minutes.
A farm man named Wilhelm, about 45, died Friday morning near East Prospect, after falling into a thresher while feeding the machine. A helper tried to pull him free but narrowly escaped injury himself. The incident occurred on the O L G iweiler property in Yorsx county.
A garbled report details a Cory County celebration with a crass band performing for a book or program. It mentions music, a platform with a twelve foot reach, coal barrels, and the presence of a leader named Jesce Poulac amid serious demeanor.
A partial witness statement ties Mrs Leak to a building site on April 11. The alt story notes she knew both individuals and claims the witness could not be mistaken, forming part of the evidence chain against Mrs Leth.
Local report states Wil m Burke a man about thirty years old died after taking morphine at his home in Neprosvince Indiana. Police and coroner investigations are expected as details remain murky.
Deputy Marshal William Strinker and a group conducted a raid over Pike County territory. They destroyed more than a dozen illicit stills and seized over 1.6 gallons of mountain dew. Two suspects were captured and one was mortally wounded. details remain scarce.
Dean City August 17 Josiah Wills was killed at the Harrison mines when slate toppled from above. Fire officials reported the accident occurred during routine mining work at the Harrison mines. The article notes the deceased was a miner at the site and the incident is under investigation.
Wassington August 17 Fourth class postmasters were Friday appointed as follows Clifford Scioto county A L Guneing Longstreth Hocking county Isaac Newton Millbury Wood county Peter Martin Ogontz Erie county L H Smith
West Union Ohio August 17 John Fite charged as an accomplice in the burning of old man Moore's house in Jefferson township. He was arrested Friday morning and jailed on a bond of 3500.
Timor Private Washington August 1 dispatch reports Maxdudd of St Louis. consular general to Vienna has been removed. No state department confirmation yet. Austrian displeasure stemmed from his Jewish faith, with no formal protest as in Kellie case. Unclear new reasons or official complaint.
A blast at the Granada Hotel on Lawrence Street Denver destroys the five story brick rear portion, ignites a fire, and traps guests. Rescue teams recover several hurt and bodies seen among the debris. number killed and missing remains uncertain as search continues amid structural instability.
A chaotic Indiana bulletin reports prison escapes, farm labor shifts to North Dakota, and deaths from accidents and suicide. It notes floods of labor, late summer fires in mining camps of British Columbia, a hotel boiler explosion, and multiple local injuries.
On Aug 1 SocTiraMeTon reports 100 workers scraped the American line steamer St. Louis at dawn to prepare for a speed trial in the English Channel aimed at meeting a twenty knots per hour four hour requirement under the US postal subsidy law. A fitter on staging fell to the deck and died. the man did not belong to the ship.
A brief Sunday evening storm struck from the east at Pittsburgh causing heavy damage. A boat at the Monongahela river overturned near the wharf and a chambermaid named Limbaugh drowned while the crew and others escaped. Trees toppled, houses damaged, cellars flooded, and property losses were reported from the brief gusts.
Ato 10.3frs Plat and Mrs Al Hull survived a plunge over a 59 foot precipice into the Muskingum river after their wagon ran off a steep road at Pan Heights. The horse died and the buggy burned as onlookers watched from the ledge.
Jesus Kimbrell, formerly jailed in Frankfort for theft, was killed instantly when struck by a northbound L. & N. passenger train near Berea at 4 PM. The incident occurred as the 19th of August reports from Ricouonxo Ey. describe.
A boat carrying ten people capsized after overturning in a gusty spell. Only three occupants were rescued. the dead include Wm. Storrs a 43 year old house painter his wife Mrs Storrs and several daughters and sisters. The victims were residents of a local town near Lancaster.
A fraud scheme targeting farmers operates by using blank Western Union envelopes. The con artist selects a victim, addresses the envelope, and delivers it to the house, then collects payment. Suspect methods describe the interception and manipulation of telegraph mail to deceive farmers.
In Ky on August 19 Mrs. Mary Hudson identified Henry Mitchell Smith as her attacker from the previous Wednesday. Fearing mob violence judges Parker and Bullock ordered fifteen guards to protect the prisoner. Jailer Wilkerson summoned the guards to the jail.
George and C Charles Glessing of Clay township produced over three bushels per acre of clover seed from 5 acres under contract to sell at 5.25 per bushel. A wire and nail mill in St Louis suffered 20000 damage from a fire affecting machinery. Justice Strong near death after Supreme Court service. In Russellville Ky a boy accidentally shot Melvin Weathers by handling a rusty pistol.
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