14 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1893
Page
1
The speech outlines a flourishing educational system backed by funding and reform. It also covers prison administration, welfare work, and state finances, detailing expenditures and policy aims across multiple departments.
Sarah uit sued the Soeath Uemt and Missuswasa Huliwas Oe for injuries from an electric car accident. The case involves damages claimed and the court action referenced in the recent award.
The Qhie river froze solid with shorelines locked, marking a first for the tour season. Local observers report a two degree drop in temperature as winter tightens its grip.
The new Indiana governor’s oath and address mark a sober ceremony in the state capital. He pledges to uphold the constitution, curb corruption, cut taxation, and support farmers and industry while stressing duty, unity, and paths to prosperity. The event featured a distinguished audience and a formal transfer of power, with promises to protect citizens’ rights and advance public welfare.
Dispatch from Washington reports electors in forty one states meeting at noon to formally cast votes for the president. Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi votes cast under state law. Certificates issued to three distinct recipients with votes allocated to Cleveland Harrison and others. Weather and labor unrest noted in several states with damaged barges and ice on rivers.
Benjamin F. Butler died at his Washington residence early Wednesday morning after a sudden heart failure. The famed lawyer and statesman had been closely tied to a Massachusetts case decided against him and had spent much time in the Supreme Judicial Court awaiting rulings. His death, while unexpected, ends a long career marked by wealth and public service. his age and health had been deteriorating as he followed decisions in the high court.
The North Atlantic Steamship Co conference orders European agents to refuse German Russian and Polish immigrants to the United States or Canada unless travelers left German territory at least three weeks before sailing. British and continental immigrants are suspended for U S ports. only British and Scandinavian arrivals to Canada allowed. The Scandinavian option may be large and agents expect record immigrant numbers this year.
In joint caucus the Democratic Senate and Assembly nominated Edward Murphy Jr of Troy to succeed Frank Hiscock. Bourke Cockran declined candidacy by telegram. The caucus adjourned after the vote tally showed Murphy ahead with Cockran trailing. Debriges acquitted as presbytery in New York upholds Briggs ruling on liberty limits.
Paris reports the French ministry has resigned amid cabinet disputes over the arrest of former Public Works Minister Rathut and related matters. President Carnot tasks Ribot with reconstructing the cabinet while prosecutors face calls of inaction on Panama bribe cases. Canal figures Eiffel, Fontane, and Cottu face scrutiny over large sums and missing check stubs.
The Pittsburgh jury found ten of thirteen Duquesne plant strikers guilty of riot, two for unlawful assembly, and one acquitted. They acted as volunteer guards during August protests linked to the Homestead strike. Maximum penalties include 300 fine and two years in jail or the workhouse.
A dispatch from Smyrna notes that the sultan sent United States Minister Thompson to Constantinople aboard the imperial yacht rather than permit a United States man of war to pass through the Dardanelles. The act is seen as an indicator of Turkey's intent to exclude Russian ships from the strait, signaling a shift in regional maritime policy.
Miss Lucy Nolen of Montgomery county Tennessee gained local fame as the fickle maiden who balked at her wedding to William Shannon on the planned day, the fifth time she rejected a wedding on its date. A separate notice reports James A Clark, 28, heir to a Paisley thread fortune, killed at Colorado Springs after a car incident, while his sister Clara Baxter died in Paisley.
Two major fires in Waenaiie West Virginia in two days caused close calls for occupants. Investigators cite improper wiring and maintenance for each blaze, with early detection saving lives and property.
Fragmented report notes partial recovery of Poour and alarming relapse of Moudi after a morning incident. A physician stays at Ginine mansion while dispatches from Go Sew Yorn and Tuite are mentioned and Er ika Lamhee’s absence is linked to the situation.
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