25 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1893
Page
1
The text records scattered references to Grifton North Carolina and nearby regions. It mentions exiles in Vansids Montreal figures Jos Eso and Teosgen's Boece Vandred, with fragmented notes about counties townships districts and a general nostalgic tone. The language is garbled and many names appear incomplete.
A damaged text fragment references a young woman blamed for social missteps, with scattered phrases about appearance virtue and authority. The garbled copy mentions an angel, performance, and improvised outfits, hinting at a local moralizing notice or satirical verse from a historical page.
The rector completed thirty years of service at one post of duty. His church is the strongest in the Pine Pree state. Tromsow found in his pulpit shows two tips avner, its sudimer Vereations berg. He may return to town for BOTY or every one ak'.
A garbled report describes the substitution of flags on steamships and notes New York as a key port. It highlights a strong claim that an American merchant marine may rival British lines and references the City of Paris vessel.
Fragment describes an individual near Woodvice in Rappahannock County Virginia and mentions teachers, a Lafayette ceremony, and a noted refusal to touch something at a pie event, with several garbled names and places.
A garbled excerpt lists various names such as Socrates Shake and Milton with Peeves, mentioning color linking and presidential options. The fragment is damaged and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A distorted text blends a dubious social commentary on fashion and public health with a burglary report. It mentions Minneapolis, Mercimac, and trains while recounting how a couple, Gl nck and Bessie Grimm, found their flat ransacked. A thief posed as Mr Grimm and stole belongings including a marriage certificate.
In a Cleveland ledgers of debt and betrayal, Gov McRinter faces bankruptcy after a disputed treachery case. Trustee Nomineant may manage the governor's affairs as Mrs McKinner risks her fortune, while the governor contemplates resigning and starting law practice.
A Texas delegation of sheep raisers travels to Austin to push state lawmakers for measures to curb depredations by coyotes and wild predators. Ranchers report thousands of lambs and ewes killed, prompting higher guard costs and day attacks. They seek legislation to protect interests and reduce livestock losses.
A 5-alarm blaze at the Harry Weisssinger Tobacco Manufacturing Co. in Louisville destroyed the four story plant housing the Ha d Fast brand. Half the $250000 loss was uninsured. Five hundred workers escaped as sparks and tobacco flooded streets. the company planned to rebuild.
Corvenaso reports Feb Br tiov. Mc Kinsey remains at Col ML T.’s home in this city handling fallout from the Walker failure at Youngstown. The governor was seen Tuesday morning and was questioned about rumors of resignation. he says no truth to any such reports and that he has contemplated resigning.
The ways and means committees will report favorably a bill to repeal the tin plate duty under the Mee Riley act. Repeal is sought so the duty does not take effect during Congress recess. Norton Brothers of Chicago have urged Mr Sprieger that the duty would burden trade.
Still growing scandal in Youngstown Ohio as Peltl is named as indorser liable for 105 004 on notes tied to Robert L Walker. Bankrupt banker and manufacturer says papers not paid. About eighty signed notes mostly 1000 or 1500 dollars held by country banks and floated in Cleveland. Walker resigns from all corporations after the crash, while friends debate Walker’s solvency and Meade’s knowledge.
Linconville Pennsylvania reports George A. Jenks has received and accepted President-elect Cleveland’s offer to become U S attorney general. The appointment came by telegraph Monday after consultation with his pastor Rev Dr Conway. Jenks hosted greeting visits from townsmen as he prepared to join the cabinet.
The Senate discusses Hawaii annexation with opposition from Blackburn White Daniel and others while Mor son argues for prompt annexation. House debates World’s Fair Sunday openings with Morse and others amid pension and appropriation bills.
El Tiempo, a Mexican anti American newspaper, urges Mexicans to reject American influence and avoid any commercial ties or concessions to U S interests. The same issue criticizes Romero for condolence letters to Minister Ryan regarding Haine, insisting Haine was Mexico’s foe.
A shaky telegraph from Minister Stevens in Honolulu, read publicly, reports hopeful developments in the annexation effort. It commends prudent conduct of Captain Wiltz and the crew of the vessel, crediting the navy while noting locals shifting toward support for the United States.
Indiana legislative action reports engrossment of a bill allowing jobn trust and safety deposit companies to act as trustees and guardians, plus minor party representation on election boards. Delegations debate four year terms, boiler inspectors, gas measures, and public encampment aid as sessions discuss appropriations and tax powers.
A lively Indiana dispatch reports Shelbyville forming a league of young women who refuse hoopskirts, a prominent actor Edwin Souanr dies in Logansport, Henry Nelson injured by a broken emery wheel in South Bend, flooding in Huntington, and property demolition nearby. It also notes parade assignments, a fatal ice fall in Martinsville, a mail pouch robbery, evangelists near West Fork, Dublin saloon opposition, and various local business, banking, and public notices across the state.
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