Odon Journal Instar Nun 64 Dat Line
Fragmentary OCR shows a local Indiana notice about a newspaper called the Odon Journal Instar Nun and a subscription rate segment with garbled month counts.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a local Indiana notice about a newspaper called the Odon Journal Instar Nun and a subscription rate segment with garbled month counts.
A notice states advertising rates apply to notices and condolences with copies for adverts due on Tuesdays. It notes cards of the theater and resolutions of condolence follow the same rate as advertisements. Discounts apply to entertainments and social lodge events where proceeds benefit the sponsor.
Wilson C. Myers, editor and proprietor.
The report outlines a paused congressional week around holidays with no votes in session and debates on currency reform and foreign policy. It notes anticipated moves on pensions and district matters, plus stalled bills and procedural adjournments.
In St Petersburg January the imperial ministry signals a wish to relieve M Witte of some duties but the emperor delays. Prince Svistopolk Mirsky is near retirement and Witte is poised to become minister, though widely disliked at court. The emperor fears Witte’s strong influence while relying on him as the sole reform advocate.
Mrs Casate L Chadwick claims a formal statement regarding her affairs is in the possession of a private party in New York City and will not be released without her consent. She says the document would clear her of suspicion and show they were victims of circumst.ances, not crimes. Governor Beckham calls extraordinary session in Frankfort for Jan 12 to authorize another site for the proposed million dollar Capitol building.
Tokyo reports that official circles doubt any early peace, citing the Port Arthur stalemate and Russia’s second Pacific fleet. A senior official says the focus remains purely military as Japan prepares to counter renewed Russian efforts at sea and on land, making peace talks seem futile.
A meeting occurred yesterday between General Stoessel and General Noei at a cottage in Shushi village. After greetings they held a long conference, then Stoessel mounted his horse and rode back toward Port Arthur.
Tokio reports that Japan intends to establish a naval station at Port Arthur and will retain only a small garrison after prisoners are withdrawn. The military administration aims to restore order as the fleet continues mine clearance, though navigation remains hindered by the large number of mines.
A set of condensed items reports polygamists named postmasters in Idaho Hungarian elections set to begin January 28 a Russian decree authorizes issuing 81 million dollars The Indiana General Assembly convened Theodore Thomas ill in Chicago US Steel to maintain profit sharing naturalization frauds US ports Port Arthur captured 25000 prisoners Japan gains 25000 inhabitants with 20090 ill Jones Gillespie sentenced for murder in Rising Sun Bank run closes Citizens Bank of North Liberty Lipton seeks designer for America’s Cup ship The Bailey sawmill boiler explosion kills two injures several Thunder in various political and labor events across the US and Europe including senatorial resignations and new appointments Various fires accidents and corporate reports also appear with no single dominant event alerting across the era
The sixty fifth general assembly convened in Indianapolis with formalities. Officers were chosen in both house and senate, Governor Dorbin’s message read, and adjournment set to Monday amid a restrained, ceremonial tone. Governor Hartley announced Senator Fairbanks’s resignation effective after the 58th Congress. Senate ordered 2000 codification copies as three dozen bills were introduced in the chamber.
James Gillespie and his sister were found guilty of murdering his twin sisters Elisabeth Gillespie. The trial lasted over two weeks amid bitter testimony. Elizabeth Gillespie was shot in her home’s parlor while preparing to host a literary club gathering. The other defendants face separate or later trials.
May cuts pay in St Petersburg as the city suppresses a vote on gendarmerie maintenance in response to alleged brutalities during Moscow student demonstrations. Fort Wayne men die on Ohio tracks when struck by a west bound passenger train during time work.
Governor Durbih granted unconditional parole to the Reverend William E. Hinshaw, who was serving life for his wife’s murder in Michigan City prison. This act occurred as he prepared to retire from Washington, with President Roosevelt favoring early tariff revision talks.
A fragmented timetable listing numbers 12 4 3 5 7 1 with stray question marks and partial labels. The readable items present a sequence of timetable numbers without clear context or destination.
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