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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
3
A tattered OCR reads like a local notice page with references to financial fees and a court term. It mentions a Mrs and neighbors, a Meager home incident, and a family with a husband and two children surviving. The garbled text notes a February date and local events in Indiana.
Breviate: Pet F-Rarivy Phillips, a well to do coal man, was found guilty of attempting to bribe a juror and sentenced to ten days in jail. In Chesterfield, Clay Dusang was found guilty of murder in the Sta Tey case. Auburn post office at Lactto reported a break in with loss of contents.
The readable bits describe discussions on appropriation for services valued at 78 710 and a Senate or House proceeding about territorial affairs. Mentions include renate Gare and a vision for a project, with references to impeachment and house managers. The text is partially garbled but indicates formal government actions and territorial considerations.
Leaden reports widespread chatter over Russian government actions and Metas control of Siberian lines from 8 am. The dispatch notes possible causes including railroad wage strikes and correspondence with Pociouropachin. Corroboration remains limited amid conflicting telegraph updates from wartime fronts.
Fragmented text notes discussions on pensions and wartime figures, mentions Reed, Senator Parmer, Neal widow, and peace efforts. References Washington February, state department, and joint legislative centers considering Peabody nomination contest with Rush announcing expected evidence.
Reports describe labor disturbances spreading in Russia and the Caucasus with police and Cossacks mobilized. Strikes in Tiflis and the broader region raise concern as authorities confront waves of disorder amid tense political conditions.
Washington reports field marshals detail a fierce late January to February battle. Russians faced seven divisions including infantry and cavalry lines near the Hun river with about 17 thousand casualties. Commanders claim the Siberian army corps and sharp shooters bore the main weight of the clash.
The National Editorial Association will hold its executive committee meetings this week in Guthrie. W W Scrows, a leading publisher, serves as president and committee chair. Oklahoma editors prepare to host visiting editors with social events and planned trips across the state.
Readable fragments show a local item involving people and places but details are unclear and names are not fully legible. The text hints at a community notice or event with references to dates or actions that are obscured by OCR errors.
Cronstadt dockyard authorities complete preparations for the new battlestins to join the Second division of the Third Russian Pacific squadron. They are expected to sail at the end of March as Russia strengthens its naval presence in the Far East. Meanwhile Lieutenant General Grinenberg has left for St. Petersburg and Moscow. The streetcar conductors strike ends as the municipality meets their demands.
An old newspaper notice advertises three sizes priced at 25c 50c and 21 00. It mentions the sender Drugsisa and references William and New York in connection with the sale and delivery.
An old classified notice touts Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. 28 as a long used remedy for vitality weakness and overwork. It claims success for “serious cases,” priced at $1 per vial and $5 for a special package. Distribution via druggists or prepaid by request from Humphreys Med Co, William and John St. LY.
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