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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text discusses a Senate debate over Philippine cession terms and U S representation, with references to voting deadlines and constitutional clauses. It includes garbled names, dates, and places, making concrete detail extraction difficult but preserving the gist of a legislative session and voting context.
An unclear OCR item mentions people and goats in a damaged local note. It references names and numbers without full context, making exact details hard to discern from the unreadable text. The fragment hints at a report or anecdote involving individuals and animals.
Fragmented OCR text notes Senate moves on a Philippine bill with references to dates and amendments. Mentions Okla region crews and airmen in a political context. Indicates a planned vote after December 14 and potential completion of a legislative action.
Fragmentary text references a state or government context with mentions of wear and balances on hand. Details are unclear due to broken OCR. No coherent event, date, or named entities are reliably readable for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary report notes a murder case with a father sentenced to imprisonment for life with hard labor and the son given twenty years' imprisonment. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text. The court of appeals is mentioned in connection with the case.
The board ofmet in St. Louis approves a contract with a Chicago wrecking company to remove the exposition building. The project total is set at 150,600 dollars.
The annual return to M. Shaw, secretary of the treasury, shows government revenues from all sources for the year ended June 8 1904 totaled 6845? and expenditures amounted to 755,984,045.05, a deficit of 41,774,571. Customs earned 261,274,564, internal revenue 282,414,119, and postal 145,582,624. Bee.
Washington December 13 Senator Stewart introduced a bill to raise the president's salary to 181090 per year and set the vice president and Senate, House members to 20000, with all senators representatives and delegates at 16000. The bill would take effect May 4 1905.
Fragmented dispatch reports no decisive Japanese advance below Mekten. Officials cite uncertain ground and rely on Japanese sources for Port Arthur status. rumors of heavy cannon placement near 207 meter ridge and possible sinkings surface in late December notices from Chefco and Port Amber.
Mt Vernon Ind Dec 10 Jury finds Horace Porterfield guilty of murdering Richard Saunson of Evansville in September and recommends life imprisonment. The dispatches mix other items such as governor Durbin preparations and various local incidents with unclear connections.
Fragmentary note references a teacher and emotional tone about unmeeting in a better time or place. Readable phrases mention someone named Johnny and a teacher, with a reflective or wistful mood. Nearby names and concrete facts are not clear enough to extract a full event.
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