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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1894
Page
2
Areader contemplates hazards on busy streets and old ditches as residents discuss safer passages and temporary street dishes for the town. The writer invites readers to consider new paths and convenience along Spring and Afsana Streets.
Tur Suspay Gazette editorial praises the Archer gang in Martin county and reports the last member's death. It notes Leach facing fellow murderers at Shoals and recalls the gang's terror that once shook locals as Lynch avoids peril.
An 19th century report recounts the assassination of Lanech, the murder of Co Tom, Matt, and John, their execution by a mob, and subsequent trials. It notes four years passed before pursuers sought justice and describes later trials and imprisonments in Maron County.
The passage contrasts two groups in a nineteenth century setting, noting readers of daily papers versus those who neglect advertising. It argues that only two kinds of men may succeed: those who advertise and those who refrain, shaping views on commerce and communication.
Instructions for riders on estimating a train’s speed by counting rail joints passed in twenty seconds. The method notes using one rail line on a double track and watching the opposite side to count joints.
A regular seater lodge held at their house room in Odon Tadiana on Wednesday night December 26 1894, to elect a Board of Trustees to serve during 1895. By order of the Lodge this December 12 1894. J. W. Burrell Perm Secry.
A New York man recounts an odd anecdote about Mrs. Hetty Green and her son’s railroad purchase for two million five hundred thousand dollars. The piece digresses into patent medicines, cholera remedies, and quick cough cures, noting De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as household fixes, with local street ads and live names peppered throughout.
Charlie Tindall a twelve year old son of Elwood Tindall a conductor on the E and R in Bedford rode a freight train near Seymour and while climbing near the tender slipped into the gap between the bumper causing a deep cut and crushed bones in his foot. He was taken home where doctors treated the wounds and warned against climbing on moving cars.
Disjointed account references the Mount Vernon wreck near a prior structure, a rebuilding by Mad Arsoche W Cunshe PETE at Maar, and a series of legal maneuvers. It notes efforts by Dodge to negotiate purchase, while Mr Brownfield files a privilege dispute halting proceedings.
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