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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1898
Page
1
A garbled state news snippet notes a resident of Stel- Dasilie, Enel, connected to a power or water issue. The text references a disturbance or charge involving Wanstruchter and Dyers, with unclear local actions or hearings.
The readable text shows an unclear heading about theater in England with garbled lines mentioning blouses borate and may cand e associated terms. No coherent event dates people or organizations are readable.
In Washington a cabinet official asserted good relations between Spain and the United States and expressed hope for a prompt understanding.Meanwhile Superintendent Swett resigns from Haskell Indian School and will start a Michigan business. Northwest dispatch notes Alaska and Yukon contests for Fort W Sind fair associations meet in Indianapolis to back resolutions favoring state fairs with safeguards for youth.
Fragmentary text reports a stabbing incident involving a prisoner on a ship or facility. Names and details are unclear, with several garbled phrases hindering full reconstruction of events, locations, and individuals.
Elizabeth Brown, 22, born in Scotland, is reported as the first woman in the United States to file naturalization papers. She completed the process on Friday in Bhasin Ind.
An Ola soldier declared insane, injuries proven fatal, died after being held in jail last week. Peter seed, 75, of Sppeyvill e died Thursday after being hospitalized following a jail incident. Joseph Young, an alleged burglar, captured in Madison county and jailed on theft charges after being released from Columbus prison.
A three year old child of David Berlincourt near Auburn Indiana died after falling into a pail of boiling water. The tragedy occurred January 23 as the child was near the family home.
Mrs. Sarai C. Deming of Indiana dies at 53 leaving an estate valued at 43 million dollars. She is survived by sisters including Mrs. John P. Usher of Lawrence Kansas widow of Lincoln's interior secretary.
A freight train struck a herd of 25 cattle near Asto Indiana killing nine and crippling the rest. The cattle belonged to Sandford Hamlin and escaped after a pasture fence blew down in high winds. In Bi Tier, Indiana a farmer James Lorrill was crushed under his own wagon while haying near Melborn.
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