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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1895
Page
1
A plan to implement compulsory dental inspections in Canadian public schools gains attention. Proponents call the project paternal in tone while aiming to improve children’s oral health through expert examinations.
A recent census in France tallies 213 persons aged over 100 in the country. Among them are 42 women and 6 men. The oldest, a woman aged 150, died in a village in Haute Garonne.
Rean Apeinar Mraun argues the cruiser Columbia is not the best model for mine work and notes it faces competition from real ocean liners, despite recent performance.
A garbled excerpt discusses the comparative strength of spider silk versus steel. It mentions a bar of steel and an ordinary thread of three prains, with unclear references to names and measurements. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
In a cryptic notice the text describes widespread pestilence caused by birds and pests, with references to Bartholomew dayoon and various actions of townspeople. The passage remains garbled but hints at a public concern over birds and a scramble for resources or payments.
A garbled report from a Hungarian electricity project notes a nearby plant on Ninth Street and Lennox Avenue in New York, contending for a leading position in a regional energy race.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wichita Kansas and elementary French studies. The passage references Knickerbeckers and a five year old related to a school context with Latin and Greek terms, but details are garbled and unclear.
Fragmented OCR text mentions land, population statistics and death rates. It references villages, towns, theatres and proportions. The readable content is partial and unclear, offering no coherent event or names to anchor a full report.
OCR fragment appears to reference a payment or seizure context with scattered names and places. The readable content is disjointed and lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations to form a clear news item. The passage does not present a complete report suitable for a full card.
A garbled OCR passage references towers, a Norway locale, and a named figure. It hints at a mysterious setting with a storey of white elements and a forthcoming greeting. Details are unclear, containing many typographic errors and incomplete names.
The readable text hints at a discussion on the fortieth state and a territorial delegate election. Names and clear actions are obscured, leaving only partial phrases about candidates, votes, and procedural questions. Further detail is unreadable.
A garbled fragment mentions fires affecting metal and ornamented shapes, with references to Balin article and Rees. It notes easiness to glean when sold and compares weight to a ton, with a cipher-like line about cambricier 7. The text reads as a damaged archival note with scattered proper nouns.
A garbled report describes a device claimed as a perfect insulator that frees a rider from lightning effects. The text mentions a “pneumatic” invention with calculated odds and a wheel, but the meaning remains unclear and speculative.
An ASW process for deeservation of green fruit in railway cars sterilizes the air inside the car. The California firm claims the system is more economical than current refrigerating methods and easier to install with little cost.
The sugar growers of Cuba are described as helpless, unable to secure loans for the sugar crop. More than half the usual acreage has been planted with new cane, while the existing crop remains neglected. The article warns the distressing condition could worsen as people abandon plantations.
A recent study reports a porous tela material showing selective permeability to molecules by weight and volume. Using an amalgam of hinting and potassium, researchers measure the effective weight and volume relationships to explain the separation behavior.
A misread fragment recounts four sailors stranded in a storm far in the Gulf Road, with limited water and a dire struggle for survival. Names and places are garbled but a rescue effort and eerie testimonies of endurance are hinted at in a late 19th or early 20th century nautical item.
Fragmentary notes describe a sale confirmation process for trust property with court involvement and multiple parties. The text mentions attempts at mediation, legal representations, and potential objections while outlining procedural steps and dates in a murky, era-specific voice.
Honberry, a well known farmer, was killed on his farm after a confrontation with tenant Herbert Sanders. Sanders shot from behind while Honberry was milking, firing three shots and fleeing. Honberry lies dying as authorities search for the suspect amid bitter local tensions.
Report from Washington describes tests of the Kreigsdoritz model rifle for the Army. The tests indicate the new rifle fully meets expectations and should perform well in service with troops.
Fragmentary text shows multiple unreadable names and terms. No clear event or outcome is identifiable. The readable content does not establish a coherent place date or involved entities for a concrete summary.
Fragmentary report describes an event involving Feo Wagar Emi and an on going investigation. The document notes a person named Frida facing a heart condition and a 4% tax or fee context. It mentions a presiding official and a Friday handover at a local Phare licee with unclear details.
A long-simmering canal debate from Central America is recapped with the U S Senate commission report. The article notes possible dredging at the entrance near Grey Harbor and a revised route to ensure a permanent open exit. Further coverage promised with an exhaustive review of implications for the Colorado bar and related logistics.
London observers comment on revised French topoinage laws amid confusion. The piece notes alleged U S spy ties and a controversial conviction. It cites diplomatic tensions and quotes officials about U S representations and court outcomes.
Testimony from NaPEESR representatives notes a settlement between Prince and Princess Pelatitra with ties to Mfrs doebm Wl Maekar. The document references a prominent line and an amount around 03,455.4 Pale ity pee ee.
A sweeping reorganization ties the W I Mellon trust with the Meb tan producing interests and the Great Socatilla, reshaping control over oil ventures. The consolidation marks a historic move in the energy sector with potential broad impact.
M Pennington prominent citizen of Filllett county sues Po SH Hunter alleging alienation of his wife and seeks 80 percent damages.
Rev Isaac Langdon was fined and lectured by Judge Gray in Mesoin Indiana for using abusive language toward tenant Eva Field. Langdon, an elderly landlord with several rental properties, faced the court after the incident with a tenant.
Fragmentary OCR text describes operators and pay terms with phrases about sixty cents. It references a senate, a wage figure, and Friday, but lacks clear events, entities, or outcomes. The readable content centers on proposed pay per unit and negotiations.
An unnamed man surrendered to police after fatally shooting his wife on Peasant Street early morning. Authorities investigate motive and confirm the victim as his spouse.
A report states the son of the Japanese premier, who exchanged peace ratifications with China, will travel via the United States and Canada to Ermel in November to arrange contracts for warships and arms. He is expected to arrive in November.
Ex-Gav Morris died of paralysis at 4 56 PM Thursday in New Haven Connecticut aged 23 years.
A man named Charlie Has womb shot and killed by an assailant described as wealthy, leaving a prostrated family and sorrow among guests at a gathering. The incident sparked a wide search as authorities investigate motives and circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Springfield Kentucky Aug 27 a mob of about a dozen men dragged Carrison Lewis a colored man from the jail and hanged him to a tree in the courthouse yard after he killed Joe Brooks. The mob battered the jail door with sledge hammers and acted in silence, with reports noting the group may have included colored men. Lewis had shot Brooks Friday night at the Brooks home on the lawn threshold before his capture. Harrison Lewis, brother of Matthew Lewis who escaped lynching two weeks ago, was mentioned in connection but not present at the scene.
Richara McNeil, allied with coal miners, files affidavit alleging ex UMWA president John McBride schemed to reach Chicago and press for Valley strike. McNeil recalls conference at Columbus on July 6 and a operator offering 5000 to settle the strike. He says miners were urged to publicize the charges to explain low wages.
Patrolman Jatin Daly of the southern district was shot in the back while attempting to arrest four men at Charles and Conway streets. Dowrherty seized the officer’s revolver, a bullet struck Daly in the kidneys, and he died soon after. Dougherty and two companions were arrested. Daly was taken to a hospital with fatal injuries.
Thirty anarchists were detained in Paris on suspicion tied to a blast affecting a confidential Rothschild clerk who was injured Saturday. They were released Monday for lack of evidence as investigators weigh whether an lone anarchist acted or if a larger group was involved.
An unofficial report to the secretary of the navy cites rapid engine coupling on the Blake and contrasts it with the British cruiser Drake taking 33 minutes. It notes the Assamibia visit and praise for U S ships, including speedy readiness of the Blake after trials and plans to rebuild its machinery.
Chicago August 24 The Irish Nation rallying to meet September 4 widens the rift in American Irish groups. An appeal signed by James Hingerty Patrick McGarry and Daniel F Battle denounces the convention and accuses leaders of betraying the Board of Erin amid charges of a political scheme to deliver Irish votes to party candidates.
Louisville Aug 21 Democratic gubernatorial nominee Parker Watkins Hardin will constrain his platform to his own views. He told the state central committee he will not yield to party caucus pressure. Fellow candidates, with one exception, support him though no common ground was reached between sound and hard money factions. No further discipline will be attempted on his independent platform.
A Mexico City dispatch describes a central Mexican group named Cuba Livre aiding Cuban patriots. It claims respectable agents with proper papers are authorized to recruit and supply resources to support independence efforts.
In Washington on August 27 the steam trial of the recently completed battleship Texas will begin without delay, likely between September 1 and 5. The course will run from Haumation Noawls through the Virgin Cop es.
A city notice states that all employees not governed by the associations in Ninrs OL Ave Vhe Falcon Tren t and Nailte will receive a 16 percent wage raise, effective September i.
Aug. 22 a steamship boiler explosion near Kaneff killed several people and injured about forty more. One seriously hurt is expected to die from injuries. Emergency crews battled the blaze and responders rushed survivors to local hospitals as chaos ensued.
Inpravaporis reports Arthur Brooks who was sentenced to the penitentiary for the murder of Dr Thomas Gause was pardoned by Governor Matthews on Friday. Brooks' release follows the governor's clemency action.
About 6000 people attended the Harvest Home picnic in Orwell Friday afternoon with four counties represented. Congressman Northyay and J. Sullivan gave addresses.
Mint Director R. El Presto will leave Thursday for Denver California to select a site for the United States mint. He will be away about four weeks and may extend the trip to the Pacific coast.
Capt Daugherty, U.S. Army retired and newly elected recorder of the Indians commandery Layali Legion, has resigned. He is now at Durango California pursuing important business interests.
A fire destroyed the Indiana horseshoe factory at Maton on August 24. Estimated loss is $25,000 with no insurance. The works had been idle for some time. The origin of the blaze is unknown.
Aug 25 in Goshen Indiana J B Walters a wealthy real estate dealer and druggist at Shipshewana reported his wife committed suicide Friday morning driven by grief over a relative's conduct. The couple had been married only a few months.
In Ky on August 23 Laham, age 20, was crushed by a falling oak while cutting timber. He died half an hour later in great agony, his body described as mashed.
Terie reports Arg general news that Count Muasugna, the minister of finance, has resigned from his post after a short tenure. The surprise move leaves the government adjusting its economic leadership.
Tspranapernis Indiana August 27 A Harting a well known young man on a bicycle collided with a United States Express wagon. The shaft point struck him above the heart and he was taken to the hospital in a dying condition.
Boston August 27 The Knight Templars of the United States gather in large numbers for their twenty sixth triennial conclave in this city as it opens Tuesday.
The Advertiser reports Algernon Sartoris, Gen. Grant's granddaughter Nellie Grant Sartoris's son, is engaged to a wealthy New York woman whose name is not yet public. He is not yet 20.
Upper Sanovusky Aug 27. A postmortem examination found Officer Simones died from brain congestion after being found dead in a factory Friday night.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy McAdoo orders Commander George P Blow to represent the United States at the Cleveland deepwater convention on September 24 to 26 and permits him to present a paper. Secretary Flower notes assurance that the dominion government will formally recognize the event.
News from Chadwell Virginia describes Andy Bowling being attacked by Andy Sutton’s wife after a hog wandered into a corn patch. Bowling was struck twice with stones. the second blow in the temple killed him instantly.
Secretary Lamont issued formal orders for the dedication of Chickamauga and Chattanooga national military park ceremonies set for September 1 and 29. Generals Valmer Gordon Grosvenor Bates and Fullerton named as speakers and grand marshal with troops to encamp at Chickamauga for security and public property protection.
In Larerne Indiana Aug 27 a Lutheran mission feast drew about 300 attendees who suddenly fell ill after the meal. The grove was turned into an improvised hospital as men women and children suffered severe distress. Physicians were summoned and investigations into the mysterious affliction began while many remain critically ill.
From Shanghai advices via Cheng Fu report the viceroy has executed four leaders of the Mucheng attack on Christians at Euchene. In the House of Commons Mr. Curzon said the consul’s account did not confirm plunder by troops escorting him. The foreign office protested to Pekin as Chinese authorities objected to the inquiry, and the consul was granted full access to the examination.
General Superintendent J P Barrett and Division Superintendent Homer T Dick of the Ohio Southern were removed. Roser, former president and superintendent of the Hocking Valley, was appointed to both posts. Co receivers oust General Traffic Manager L H Brockenbrough. duties to be discharged by General Freight Agent J F Yous. SY McNair to be replaced as auditor by N E Matthews, also a receiver.
Gen Wardin and Wm Bradley, endorsed by the monistic and republican parties, spoke in a joint gubernatorial debate at Bowling Green courthouse. The Monday crowd was the largest yet, with many blocked fifty feet from the building.
Clara Norris, keeper of a house in Enwoon Indiana, is held to answer to twenty three charges of selling liquor to minors after hours without a license and will stand trial Friday amid expectations of a fierce fight over enforcement of the Nicholson law.
Dispatch from Constantinople reports Shakir Pasha, imperial commissioner for Armenia reforms, departed by special steamer Sunday. Three British warships were seen off Mitilene, signaling London’s seriousness about reform and pressuring the sultan through naval presence.
Seven firefighters were overcome by smoke and gas during a basement blaze at Hansen Drug Co on East Locust street. An initial drug mix explosion by clerk G. B. Johnson caused the fire. a second blast from burning varnish and chemicals left seven unconscious, three delirious. Loss estimated at $2,000 covered by insurance.
A veterinary surgeon Frank Hooker died in an explosion while mixing liniment ingredients. Four men were arrested for passing Mexican dollars at Avilla. Reports note a large August 31 celebration with up to 4000 attendees and widespread local issues from river droughts to legal contests over county debts.
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