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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1898
Page
1
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Fragmentary text mentions a life saved event and a court case involving a person named Martin and an amount of $4. The readable lines indicate discussion of legal action and living arrangements in a local setting, with references to a licorine or life keeping scenario.
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On Wednesday morning a blaze caused a loss of 100000. One engine arrived and fought the flames while two others were en route from nearby Bay City. The incident left substantial damage and prompted emergency responses across the area.
A detective Moran was shot during a chase involving an assailant named Mboran who was later arrested. The suspect was captured in Cosington with medical care and is facing charges as of Tuesday.
Two women named Parrish Johnson and another woman left here December 20 for their place and were found frozen to death about 10 miles northwest of Waterville by a soldier party.
The article fragment notes Mrs Lazaresd y ar har and Nock Geis receiving five year terms. It mentions a Thursday or Monday sentencing for Mrs Nack and a Phern rroef Win Gulidensumpe case in Woodside. It also references an execution of Sutherland and Dan NOY in November and a March crime by Hadley Adolphus verland against Mrs Sarah Wrenn.
A fierce storm near St Johns Newfoundland and Labrador advances along the coast for two days raising fears of damage to shipping. Weather warnings cite high winds heavy seas and dangerous seas conditions endangering vessels.
In Kentucky, the strongest Republican leader Hanna received endorsements. The Garrison, the party's main figure, urged Ohio lawmakers to elect Hanna to the Senate, following resolutions adopted Monday night.
Judge Albert Bohnton longtime political editor of the Detroit Free Press died Monday evening at the Alma sanitarium after two years of kidney troubles and related complications. He had resigned last September and was taken to Alma three weeks ago but failed to rally.
The B. M. Creek Co. wholesale grocers, assigned to John W. Houston, reports assets and liabilities near 100000 dollars each.
A Greenville Tennessee man Alexander Carter aged 50 in a fit of insanit y killed his wife and 19 year old daughter Menotie with an ax and then shot himself early Thursday morning.
In Papocan Kentucky a section of wall at the Rehkopf collar factory gave way injuring Charley Dillarc a fireman working below. Four ribs were broken and his condition described as serious. No further details on causation or other injuries were provided.
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