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South Spring
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1893
Page
1
Penobscot writer recounts tribal history and present
Joserm Nicana, a Penobscot Indian, writes a scarce book detailing his tribe from ancient times to the present. Perry Missouri reports a population of about a hundred, with no Black residents noted. A jokey note claims an impossible “hottest vegan” near the Dead Sea based on hedrographers.
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Joserm Nicana
Dead Sea
Auroon Captroavi Statement on Taxed Esis and Agnes Batfear
The report notes Auroon Captroavi discussing a political topic linked to Miss Agnes Batfear. It mentions a taxed esis amount of Cireta reading and a daily practice, with unclear terms indicating measured use and purpose.
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Auroon
Fort Hin Vapors and Elaborate Menu Highlight Odd Dinner
A garbled note describes an event at Fort Hin featuring an elaborate menu with vapors and cited dishes. It mentions Mrs ALT Masusrant of Tecan My sha Pepper yee tewelg and references a crowd at a head of the largest i i Bie retell. The text remains unclear on date or outcome.
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Hemelarn
Alt Masusrant
Peer Gharatany
Forthin
Public safety item notes incident at shore station
A damaged report describes a public safety incident near the shore station where a vessel, named in fragments, sustained damage and a discharge occurred. The text mentions a person and a boat tied nearby but lacks clear names or locations.
Georgia Rail Flaws Highlighted in Judicial Transfer Case
A garbled report notes concerns over state rail projects and a judicial action in which claims were moved. The fragment references Michael Kes and a four sheet event amid warnings and supposed evasions.
Ambiguous OCR Summary of Church Figure Case
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a church case involving prelates and archbishops. It mentions a meeting or hearing and a conflict among clerical members, with unclear names, dates, or outcomes.
Waitresses in Chicago's Red Painted Restaurant Under Scrutiny
The text describes Boston women amid unrest, facing changes as they move to Chicago to work as waitresses in a restaurant known as the Red Painted. It mentions figures like Trotmn and Dorty-tive Teel in connection with the service staff and their relocation.
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Boston
Ape Lee
Chicago
Beery Walter
weaMmpie
Tienser
Unclear text about national groups and cities
Fragmentary OCR lists many city names and nationalities with German and Irish mentions. It references Milwaukee Detroit San Francisco New York and others in a garbled way with names misspelled and no clear event or outcome.
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Tx Heston
Washingllen
Pabadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Chiesga
Trewklyn St. Douia
Baltimion
Cincine Noth
Huffaies
Ubteans
Vettsburgh
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kosten
Arctic exploration advances spark public and scientific interest
Reports describe growing popular and scientific attention to Lieut Peary's second Arctic voyage. The account notes preparations, the goal to reach Greenland's northern coast, and the plan to traverse the ice toward the pole if permits allow.
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Trersk
Greenland
Berotd
Fresen
Pole
Incomplete map shows North America with errors
A young girl’s educational map mislabels features such as the Ohio River in Canada and the Mississippi rising in Alaska. It crosses Lake Huron and Lake Tiuren reaches Washington. Lake Erie lies further south, with no corrections to indicate accuracy or the teacher’s view.
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Wittle Freseh
North America
Canada
Lake Huron
Jake
Alaska
St. Lawrence River
Lake Tiuren
Washington
Lake Erie
Arkansas claims high schooling and race figures at world fair dedication
May Fisunacn of Arkansas spoke at the state building dedication at the World’s Fair. He claimed Arkansas provides a school and church for every people and, over ten years, has built one of each every second day. He said Arkansas educates a larger share of whites than New England states while New York and Massachusetts educate a smaller share than Arkansas’s Negro population schooling.
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Fisunacn
Arkansas
Borage
New England
New York
Massachusetts
Rich Wichita magnate’s defiant burial plan unfolds
Isran, a wealthy Wichita figure, died recently and asked his family to bury him in a plain unpainted pine coffin carried in an express wagon without ceremony. His heirs, a dozen prominent grown children, followed in carriages to the cemetery, with no silver mounts or flowers.
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Isran
Wichita
Kan
Cofun
New Street Sweeper Tested For Efficiency
A new street sweeper was tested with satisfactory results. Its superiority lies in collecting dirt into a semi-virentiar box of forty two cubic feet rather than lines along gutters. When full the brush lifts and dumps dirt at the ground. The inventor says a x foot sweeper drawn by wet power will clean four miles of roadway thirty feet wide in a day.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Iberville
Ascension
St. James
St John's
Desperate Prison Break and Related Arrests Reported
Police say a gang of prisoners and alleged conspirators were involved in a jailbreak attempt and robberies at the Buckeye store. Several suspects named Mins and others from San Francisco and New York were detained or identified, with firearms and jewelry recovered. A separate note mentions Civil War anniversary plans and a war department order on long guns issued.
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Ehn
Henry
Buckeye Stort
Eee
Iniwenda
Gold Reserve in the Treasury Update
Gold reserve in the treasury on Monday stood at 110 590, an increase of 1 600 080 since Saturday. Sermentiets report imagining the Pacific bed showing distant mountains with truncated woods and coral polyp growth at their tops and bases.
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Mane
Sermentiets
Pacific Ocean
Hidden Treasure Lures Sailors Along England India Route
A careful statistician estimates that 600 million dollars in gold and jewels lie wrecked along the sea route from England to India, marred by numerous shipping disasters and perilous reefs.
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England
India
Spanish Mission Funding New Observatory in Luzon
Rev. Joss Algue of Barcelona orders a complete observatory for the Jesuit college at Minnels Luzon with Spanish government funding. George N Sagmiller of Washington arranged the instrument set including a 30 foot long equatorial telescope weighing about 15 tons. The base section was cast using 7 000 pounds of iron at Dent Iron Works.
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Joss Algue
Barcelona
Spain
Minnels
Luzon
Phillipine Islands
Jose Algue
England
George N. Sagmiller
Sagmiller
Dent Iron Works
United States
Reports From Europe Indicate Cholera Deaths Decreasing
Reports from consular and special agents across Europe and Asia suggest a decline in cholera deaths. France shows cases in Toulouse Nimes Montpellier Cette Lorient and Vanne with Marseille cases isolated previously. Austria's Galicia has suffered, but current notes say the disease is not increasing. A Wisconsin doctor’s report on cholera transmission to the U S will be ready midweek.
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Wasninetox
United States Marine Hospital
Europe
Asia
France
Toulouse
Nimes
Montpelier
Cette
Lorient
Vanne
Marseilles
Gillicia
Austria
Krempstar
Wisconsin
President Cleveland's Condolence and Navy Contracts
The telegram of sympathy for Queen Victoria was sent by President Cleveland via Secretary Gresham and Ambassador Bayard and acknowledged as deeply touching by the Queen. Cleveland plans a summer retreat at Buzzard's Bay then possibly fishing in West Virginia. navy contracts for three new gun boats and forgings are being opened with amounts between two and three million dollars. A contract split assigns 8 inch gun forgings to Bethlehem Iron Co and 10 12 inch guns to Midvale Steel, both of Pennsylvania. The Alliance has arrived at Callao, Peru, awaiting further orders. Two children, Rosenna Jacobs and Carl Dorman, drowned near Wellsburg. Treas. Morgan of Bridgeport CT accepts invitation to unveiling of Phineas Barnum statue July 4.
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Cleveland
Texpox
Victoria, Athurs
Gresham
United States
Bayard
Victoria
Barnard
Washington
Buzzard’s Hay
White House
Camden
West Virginia
BP LaBurpe
Duneot
Gen. Flagler
Ordinance of the Navy
Bethlehem Iron Coa
Midsine Steel Ca
Pennsylvania
The Patent Office Investigation Resumes After Pause
The patent office investigation that paused Saturday due to Commissioner Seymour’s departure will resume Thursday. The Queen City Bank of this city has failed.
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Patent Office
WaswtxneTox
Jane
Seymour
Faffalo Bank
Queen City Bank
Letter Carriers Find Empty Purses in Boxes
Loxposx letter carriers report a surprising number of empty purses left in letter boxes. Pickpockets apparently prefer depositing loot there rather than on the streets, suggesting a new pattern in thefts.
Underground river near Charlotte flows below surface
An underground river runs near Charlotte North Carolina two hundred feet wide at surface and forty five feet below. It measures seven hundred feet in width and six feet in depth.
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Charlotte, N. C
Hazardous stored produce and pests threaten health
Notes warn that motor apples stored in callars may cause diphtheria. Pane leaves spread among tare and woolena protect against moths.
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Callars
Destructive Kansas Tornado Leaves Towns Devastated
A tornado that hit Williamstown and surrounding Jefferson County areas in Kansas on Wednesday night destroyed every house barn and tree in its path. At least eleven dead with five more killed and twenty injured. victims include L F Evans Emery Evans Kincaide and several Gray and Baker family members. A separate cyclone in Adair County Iowa caused farmhouse destruction but no fatalities.
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Perry
Kan
Kansas
Williamstown
Jefferson County
L. F. Evans
Emery Evans
John W Watchinson
Samuel Kincaide
Clara Kincaide
Sadie Kincaide
Walter Kincaide
Eva Kincaide
William Kincaide
Samuel Stewart
James Baker
William Toepfert
Mraroepfert
Rose Gray
Horace Gray
Arthur Jones
Walter McCrackan
Des Moines
Adair County
Here
Plan to Lift Civil Service List For Better Government
Washington June 25 a general plan for improving the federal civil service has been agreed upon by executive heads. Circulating letters instruct clerks to report age appointment origin present grade past promotions and relatives in office. Investigations aim to reveal aliens and large family lists while removing aging desk workers.
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Washiseton
Washington
Tryon Proposes Separate Medical Board for Retirement
Surgeon General Tryon urged a change in how officers are examined for retirement. He noted conflict since regular promotion board doctors also sit on retirement reviews, potentially unfair if a promoted officer fails medically yet faces retirement exams by the same physicians. Secretary Herbert approved the plan and named medical directors Walliams G and Beardsley to staff the retirement board.
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Washington
Tryon
Ierbert
PLS
Walliams G&g. OS
Beardsley
Chanire
Capital relocation case rules in favor of Sacramento
Superior Court decides Sacramento and against San Jose in the state capital removal case. The legislature's amendment to move the capital is declared unconstitutional and the ruling is likely to be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woontanp
Cal
Inrge Grant
Sacramento
San Jose
Ridgway Bank Closes Its Doors Amid Insolvency
The Ridgway bank in Ripseway Pa closes Thursday morning after consultation with officials. Assets are estimated at 4,000 while liabilities reach 216,000, affecting all creditors.
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Ripseway
Ridgway Bank
Talk of Supreme Court shift on Justice Blatchford’s death
Rumors say Secretary Gresham would prefer succeeding Blatchford on the Supreme Bench over becoming the next Democratic nominee for the presidency. The chatter links his possible move to a high court post with political strategy during the era.
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Wasninetos
Justice Blatchford
Gresham
Man
Supreme Bench
Arrival at Gray Gables After Rainy Sea Voyage
Rivzzanrn s Bary Mass June 22 to Cleveland, her child and nurse arrive by steam yacht Oneida. Rain drenches the party as they are assisted into the pier and taken to Gray Gables.
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Gray Gables
Rivzzanrn
Bary
Mass
Mre Cleveland
Oneida
Bomb Explosion Probe Ties Plot to European Anarchists
Investigation into the bomb explosion at the residence of Senor Canovas del Castillo reveals a plot suspected to involve anarchists across several European countries. Twenty three arrests have already been made and more are expected.
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Piot Macvarin
Senor Canovas
Ohio man honored in city post office nomination
An Ohio man, W. Kinsey of Ohio, named superintendent of construction for the new city post office building, with a $503 salary. Local officials praised Kinsey for his experience and service in the postal department.
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W. Kinsey
Ohio
Letter Carriers' Car Fare Allowances Set for Reduction
The post office department contemplates cutting the growing carfare allowances for letter carriers in free delivery cities in the next fiscal year. The current year’s allowance of 140000 dollars strains free delivery funds as authorities seek legislative relief to require uniform free carriage by street car lines. Officials warn that cities with half rates are moving to full rates, causing alarm at rising costs and a perceived carrier lines trust.
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Post Office Department
Congress
Indictments Likely in Ford's Theatre Disaster Case
Col Ainsworth and three others face probable charges as the grand jury weighs expert coroner testimony amid civil and military probes. The War Department revokes a military court of inquiry and hints civil proceedings will proceed without hindrance.
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Col. Ainsworth
Ford
Wasa Hineros
Secretary of War
Cal. Ainsworth
War Department
Congress
United States Court of Claims
Riots Erupt After Reichstag Ballot In Lbeck
In Lbeck socialists angry over the second Reichstag ballot defeat of Democratic candidate Johann Schwartz by radical unionist Goertz rioted on Breit Strasse. They wrecked shopfronts with stones and clubs as police dispersed the mob. many rioters were arrested and by Friday morning the city was quiet.
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Berlin
Labeck
Reichstag
Diohann Schwartz
Social Democratic
Herr Goertz
Breit Strasse
Patent Office Investigation on Copying Bell Papers
Testimony at the Patent Office inquiry centers on copying practices for patent applications and specifications. Paxson cites ex-commissioner Simmonds ordering copies, while witnesses confirm making copies but cannot show how they were used. Later, Phelps argues U S proprietary rights over living seals before the Hehring sea commission.
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Wasnincros
Patent Onice
Paxson
Simmonds
Shmmonds
Bell Telephone
Phelps
Parm
Mr. Phelps
Hehring Sea Commission
United States
Conscience Money Receives Small Donation in Waeninetos
A conscience contribution of 20 from an unknown St Louis person was received at the treasury and credited to Conscience.
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Waeninetos
St Louis
Mo.j
Six Men Fall From Scaffold at Peoria Plant Killing One
A scaffold at the Peoria grape sugar works broke Friday afternoon. Five workers escaped serious injury as they fell to the floor below. One man, Henry Harne, plummeted thirty eight feet and died. He was married with a large family.
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Peoria
Henry Harne
Coal train derailment in Handley kills boy, injures two men
A coal train derailed on the Handley incline near St. Anaxy West Virginia on June 24 claiming the life of Ed Franklin a boy and leaving Thomas Jones and James Harkins in critical condition.
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St. Annaxy
W. Va
Handley Incline
Ed. Franklin
Thomas Jones
James Harkins
Ford Theater Inquiry Dismissed by Secretary Lamont
Wasnineto s June 24 Secretary Lamont ordered the dissolution of the military court of inquiry tied to the Ford's Theater disaster and stated civil authorities will handle the case.
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Ford Theater
Wasninetos
Lamont
Military Court of Inquiry
Ford
Distinguished visitors tour world exhibits at fair opening
Chief Allison led ex President Harrison and governors McKinley Matthews and Markham on a record breaking tour of the world exhibits in the great Manufactures and Liberal Arts building. They visited across many nations including Ceylon where the building opened to the public with a unique exhibit.
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Yworrin
Cricses
Manufactures
Allison
Netherlands
Switzerland
London
Norway
Denmark
Great Britain
Canada
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
Japan
Brazil
New South Wales
Ceylon
Argentine Republic
Jamaica
Bulgaria
Turkey
Siam
Corea
Mexico
United States
Preston
Haytian
Republic
Steering Gear Faults Linked to Victoria Disaster
London dispatch reports naval experts weighing defective steering gear and signal misreads after the Victoria catastrophe. Seven bodies were recovered from the Victoria, while the Caperdown sustained less damage and the fleet relied on steam steering gear with manual backups.
Monument to Gen Spinner Memorial in Washington
The Spinner Memorial association of Washington female clerks plans a bronze statue of ex-Treasurer Francis Eling Spinner. They raised 10,600 dollars and selected J J Ellicot to model the statue. The eight foot bronze figure will stand on a granite pedestal near the Treasury building if permission is granted.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Spinner
Francis Eling Spinner
Indi
Treasury
J. J. Ellicot
McClellan
Philadelphia
President Cleveland Sees Fewer Callers in Washington
With a July 1 departure for Buzzard's Day approaching, President Cleveland has limited time for callers. The expected summer surge never materialized as officials note a drop in attention from lawmakers, who now focus on departments during business hours.
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Cleveland
White House
National ‘Agislature
Cyclists travel from Atlanta to Chicago to Des Moines
C E Sayre and two sons ride bicycles from Atlanta Iowa to Chicago visiting the World’s Fair. They began three weeks ago and will proceed to Des Moines after Chicago. the party travels the entire distance by bicycle. In New York the duke of Veragua left for Albany with plans to visit the Adirondacks on Tuesday.
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Danville
C. E. Sayre
Atlanta
Chicago
Des Moines
New York
Duke of
Chinese Premier Hints At New China United States Treaty
A Shanghai dispatch to the Standard reports Li Hung Chang the Chinese premier indicates a forthcoming treaty with the United States. The statement signals potential fresh terms between the two nations amid ongoing negotiations.
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Londox
Shanghai
The
Standard
Li Hung Chang
China
United States
A Society Lady Faces Murder Trial for Killing Sisters
Atlanta June 26 Miss Julia Force will be arraigned for the murder of her sisters Minnie and Florence Force. Solicitor Hill leads the state case as Capt John L Hardeman and Burton Smith defend. The defense aims to prove insanity, aided by Hardeman who is related to the defendant.
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Atlanta
Norden
Julia Force
Minnie
Florence
Hill
John L. Hardeman
Macon
Burton Smith
Capt
Hardeman
Indiana Murder Charge and Local News Roundup
Lon Henderson faces murder charges in Indianapolis for killing John Tarep ey after a burglary attempt. Elk Hart hears of marriages between Alman Ames and Mary Ames Fulkerson. Notable deaths include James Muchener and Charles Gertz. A large factory transfer and post office openings are noted along with various local incidents and accidents across the state.
Fourth-class postmasters named across Indiana and crimes report
The list of commissioned fourth-class postmasters includes Broad Park Putnam County E V Ragland Donaldson Marshal County S R B Richey Fairbanks Sullivan County Owen Kissner Fountain City Wayne County F B William Galena Floyd County Nancy M Norman Glenwood Hush County Sylvester Meek Middletown Henry County A L Lilly Sheridan Hamilton County T D Spencer. In Lecatur burglars raided Joseph Bremerkamp’s home while a fishing party was out. they fled after a rush to an upstairs window. Ror Hangers, 12, drowned in Eel River at Logansport as crowd watched. Effie Kyle ten, daughter of County Commissioner Kyle, brain sunstruck near Columbus, condition critical. Thermometer 98 in the shade on the hottest day. Uriah Hubb of Wabish Farmer killed by runaway team. Armed men tried to force entries at James Harmon’s Brazil home. Harman fired into the crowd with a shotgun, wounding several, who were carried away. A man killed near Covington three miles east, while a pale rider and others fell from the Big Four railway bridge at night.
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Putnam County
E. V. Ragland
Donaldson
Marshal County
S. RB. Richey
Fairbanks
Sullivan County
Owen Kissner
Fountain City
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Nancy M. Norman
Glenwood
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Sylvester Meek
Middletown
Henry County
H. Lilly
Sheridan
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T. D. Spencer
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Joseph Bremerkamp
David Rice
Dammness
Ror Hangers
Eel River
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Effie
Kyle
Stade
Uriah Hubb
James
Harmon
Brazil
Ayith
Tienda
Covington
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