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12 Jan 1895
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Odon Journal in Odon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1895
Page
1
Not This Session Niesragta Anab Pett Passed by Another Congress
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled account mentioning meetings, trials, and events with scattered references to places, organizations, and dates. The readable portions hint at a legislative or organizational session and delays, but specifics are unclear.
Street Hygiene and Merchant Vigilance Highlighted
A reader notes a local merchant urged to keep sidewalks clear of litter. The piece recalls a resident who values cleanliness and warns against obscuring storefronts with waste as the community discusses street conduct and public manners.
Blockhouse relic given to Daughters of the Revolution
Mrs Scursner donated the old blockhouse built by Col. Boquet in 1744 after Fort Pitt relief to the Hittsburgh Chapter for preservation. The square edifice, used as a dwelling for a century, will become an arts and crafts room. A stone tablet with Col Boquet’s name and erection date was removed from its wall and later reinstalled in its original location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scursner
Hittsburgh
Daughters of the Revolution
Col. Boquet
Fort Pitt
Col Bexgomet
Ita
Lin Meiunda
Pittsburgh City
Arrests in Strangle Case Highlight Town Crime Trial
Report details the arrest of Victor Mon Chereaux and Alphonse Lamar in a string of assault and murder cases. Mon Chereaux, described as desperate and forty, is linked to the Marie Montassoit murder and robbery motive, with prior sentences in Quentin. The pair faces charges as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deyven
Cole
Victor Mon Chereaux
Alphonse Lamar
Ase
Moncherceaux
Lamar
Quentin
Cal
Muxaric Contas
Battle Near Morenshinera In Arkansas Revenue Clash
A chaotic confrontation involving revenue officials and local shiners erupted in western Arkansas. A village suspect was captured, and several participants surrendered after clashes. The incident led to arrests and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morenshinera
Inteasl
Arkansas
Dan. S
Mortiowest Arcansas
Oorgeurnten
WMS
Svas
Beth
Pat Goth
New York Becomes Center of Atlantic Drift
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled report about New York rising as a center for some Atlantic trade. It mentions a 48k seed, a setter, and a transfer from Posten to Boats Vioxit, but specifics are unclear.
Unable to determine headline from damaged text
The readable fragments indicate a sports or ball related note but lack clear names places or outcomes. The content is heavily garbled with missing letters and incomplete phrases preventing a coherent summary.
Popudiss Gack in Democratic Fold
Fragmentary OCR text mentions political terms and disjoint phrases with unclear names. It hints at a Democratic fold and election related snippets but lacks coherent details, names, or dates to establish a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popudiss Gack
Secretive Paangein and York Ath Meow Slit Challenge
In a cryptic notice readers learn a London side has accepted a challenge from York Ath Meow Slit. The exact terms and dates remain unclear amid obscure references and fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte
Taiey
Fi Danter
London
York
B. Tubbet
Opposition Solidifies Over Tax Bill In Legislative Councils
In Mionovisk on January 4, fierce opposition grows to the proposed tax plan. The councils would accept the income tax, but resistance to the former tax scheme threatens to derail the combined bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mionovisk
Sallie Deats Murdered Near Boxeoxvirur
Sallie Deats was murdered in her house six miles east of Boxeoxvirur Tennessee in the early Friday morning. Two men John Tesague and Sam Jenkins, known to be at the scene, have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Deats
Boxeoxvirur
Tenn
John Tesague
Sam Jenkins
Oar Shrinking Gold Reserve
Advices from the sub-treasury in New York report gold withdrawals for export reducing the nation’s gold reserve to 61 3700. The note indicates the remaining reserve stands at 61 million and change, citing a daily withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasiinetTox
Sub-Treasury
New York State
Massacre narratives and sultan orders in disrupted Arment text
Fragmented OCR passage recounts massacres in Arment with reports of barbarities and village erasures. Names, dates, and places are distorted, but the tone implies survivor testimony and Ottoman involvement. The garbled letters suggest a historical letter or dispatch referencing terror and destruction.
Democratic tariff row unsettles Ways and Means action
The article outlines Democratic disarray over foreign retaliation and the possibility that the Ways and Means Committee may not report the proposed tariff measures, amid broader concerns about government trade policy with Europe and related judicial questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Bob Wasciseron
Dan
Fragmented OCR note on legal terms and names
Fragmented text mentions attorney, court terms, and assorted garbled phrases. Contains unclear references to people, places, and actions, with many missing words and broken punctuation.
Powaler Wii Planted Vhree Alec
Not enough readable facts to form a coherent summary. The fragment mentions a rally and references to people and places but lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powaler Wii
Vhree
Alec
Two Men Reopen New Street Establishment
Two men reestablished on a street avenue amid a local business revival. The securities and supplies found on site by investigators revealed diamonds once thought lost, implying a recovery of jewelry related to a previous crime.
Ste venson Rested Better. Family At Bedside
Miss Stevens on Sunday night rested better than forecast though she is very new. Her mother and two sisters sit by her bedside at Batters Park hotel indicating concern and family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville Way
van. T
Miner Falls Over Four Hundred Feet At Oliver Mines
In Uxtontown Pennsylvania on January 7 William Spalding a car dumper at the Oliver mines slipped and fell 415 feet into No 2 shaft. His body was crushed. Spalding was five years old and this was his first gas work on the tipple. A strange fatality has followed the Spalding family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxtontown
William Spalling
Oliver Mines
Spanding
Spalding
Gins appoints Hogatt as Alaska assistant U.S. attorney
Washington January 7. Attorney General Gins announced the appointment of Herbert Hoggatt as assistant United States district attorney for Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Washinoton
Jan
Gins
Herbert Hoggatt
United Sates
Great floods disrupt American competition
Fragmented OCR text describes widespread floods affecting events, dates, and locations. Mentions American contest activity and disrupted schedules, with scattered references to dates and places. Specific names and details are unreadable, but the flood impact is the main reported fact.
Withdrawn Notice From Secret Societies Edict
Fragmentary OCR reads odd phrases about cathelics secret societies and a warning to come out or be psyched, referencing wires and feeds and Arm 1. The readable bits suggest a distressed or coded notice with unclear context and names.
Harris Renominated for Fourth Term in Tennessee
The Democratic joint caucus in Nashville on Monday renomination United States Senator Harris, State Treasurer Craig, and Controller Harris for another term amid party strengthening in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Nasshville. Tenn
United States
Craig
Lexow Committee Extended Investigation Again
In the state senate this week Senator Lexow will introduce a resolution to extend the Lexow Committee investigation and grant it additional powers while allowing a preliminary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupasy
Dan
Lexow
Senator Martin Bill Aims Oklahoma State Admission
Senator Martin introduced a bill to admit Oklahoma as a state on Monday. The proposal includes extending the duties of the district to incorporate a portion of the Chickasaw nation territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waasnington
Martin
Oklahoma
Senate Chaos Sparks Pentagon Reform Debate
Fragmentary notes from a January Senate session reveal a heated discussion over military spending and potential reforms. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled text, but the exchange touches on accountability and policy shifts tied to ongoing defense concerns.
Leopard Performance Sparks Interest in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on January 8, Hagan company figures caused a stir when they attacked a local man connected to Mr Hagen. A separate incident in Mostpenier on January 2 reports the 13 year old daughter of the Postmaster badly burned while burning paper and her clothes caught fire before aid arrived.
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Mostpenier. Ind
Meiglfelk
Turen
Bowen
Gasten
Sanan Yarran
John Yaryan
Richmond
Benezer Allen
Jay County
Alayor Suman
Valpariso
George Schwarzkept
Valparaiso
Peter Lrons
Catlin
Rockville
Steuben County
Im. A. S Hovstrox
Anderson
Greenfield
Gus Morton
Frankfort
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Disaster at Sea Off Nictheroy Claims Dozens Escape
A pleasure steamer suffered a disaster off Nictheroy on Monday forcing scores of passengers to leap overboard to escape. Reports indicate many were saved but at least a dozen were injured or lost in the incident as rescuers moved to recover those aboard.
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Kirgo Janermo
Jan
Nictheroy
Democrats Split Over Binding Caucus Action On Currency Bill
Washington Jan 5 After hours of debate the Democratic caucus voted 52 to 40 to support the Springer substitute for the Carlisle currency bill. Judge Holman of Indiana chaired as 152 members attended and 75 were absent. Livingston moved to bind members by caucus action but the chair ruled caucuses advisory. Bland of Missouri opposed the measure arguing it echoed Jeffersonian finance while Springer urged support as sound currency and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan. S
Carlisle
Holman
Indiana
Livingston
Georgia
Democratic Party
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Labill
The
Treasury
Waite
Bel E
Hiand
Miro Springer
Nehoered P
Ringer
Aaveyitl
Connecticut
Yerry
Arkansas
United States
Crisp
Terry
Committee On Rules
Siveas
Perera
Kentucky's New Bench Begins At Devises
In Francront Kentucky the court of appeals room filled with eminent veterans as the old court met. Chief Justice Quigley signed the record and vacated the bench before Chief Justice Prior assumed the chair. Judges Grace Paynter and Guffy were sworn in to join Judges Lewis and Hazelrigg on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francront
Court of Appeals
Il Devises
Quigley
Prior
Dudes Grace
Paynter
Guffy
Lewis and
Hazelrigg
No Tariff Legislation During Nebraska Republican Meeting
Republican steering committee failed to muster a quorum to set a tariff policy. Informal talks indicated no tariff legislation and no correction of errors in the bill. Quay would oppose the income tax provision in the appropriation bill, with no party fight planned. Floods devastate southern Indiana causing bridge washouts and transportation delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixssron
Quay
Peculiar milk pledge news and Indiana items
Indiana State news reports three young clerks in Muncie pledging to drink only milk for the year, a funeral pair in Ko komo, and a Cromwell judgment against D. J. Mackey in Evansville. Other notes include a baby burned in Brown County, thefts during a Richardson fire, horse accident in Bourbon, and crimes by Russians in Jeffersonville. State allocations to Indiana University and Purdue, local fires, cave discovery near Columbus, and notable local deaths and legal cases follow.
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Stanley Bessey
Amsie Burk
Albert Johnson
Muncie
John Schneider
Greentown
Kokomo
Effie Schneider
States District Court
Indianapolis
William Nelson Cromwell
H. S. Nicholas & Co
New York
D. J. Mackey
Evansville
Mr. Mackey
Sandofer Richardson
Brown County
Richardson
Bourbon
Johnie C. Clintocle
Sielbyville
Samuel Siigel
George Bromstein
John Tucker
Jefersonville
Henderson
Indiana University
Indiana State Normal School
Reform School For
Purdue University
Purdue
Cramma
Martinsville
Simpson
Anderson
Columbus
Daleville
Stewart
Jimmy Stewart
Tir
Louisville, Evansville and St Louis Consolidated Railroad Co
Prineston
Terre Haute
The
Republic
Knightstown
Joan Livey
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