July 1396 Calendar Fragment
Fragmentary OCR calendar entry notes days of July with numbers 59 20 26 27 28 and weekday labels Sun Mon Tue. No clear events, names, or locations.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1896
Page
1
First French-Canadian Catholic to lead dominion government
Prewinie E eer Laenten will be the first French-Connidian and from a Catholic in the history of the dominion to hold this office. Pris substa be his purpose to have the Manitoba school guesting settled by a commission.
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PrewinieE.eer Laenten
Dominion
Pris
Manitoba
Fragmentary note on gold and silver value equivalence
The text states a proposed law declaring one grain of gold equal to sixteen grains of silver, equating a dollar’s gold content to a sixteen to one silver value ratio, referencing 29.23 grams of pure gold and related silver amount. The fragment is unclear and historical in tone.
Fonerel Prices From an American Undertaker Compared
A fragment lists prices in an under taker context comparing various crafts and goods. It references Wirpan artisans and Cahfin coats with small cent amounts, and notes costs for urns and certificates.
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Wirpan
Hobert
State aims to regulate workers and require certifications
Fragmented text notes September actions in Virginia state government. It mentions considerations on employment, certificates, and department requirements during a session, with references to workers and manufacturing.
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Ame Hs
Othe
Teadup
Watmers
Fragmentary Notes On Mineral Product Data
A fragmentary OCR passage references United States mineral products data and mentions related figures and terms such as petroleum and various obscure place names. The text is garbled with missing letters and nonstandard phrasing, hindering clear interpretation of specific entities or outcomes.
Adams chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution in Quinney
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local group event involving Quinney Miss and a reference to Dayce’s bolso and a president club. It mentions a figure and a battle scene with a snake and a puma, but details are unclear.
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Adams
Taughters of the Revolution
Quinney, Miss
Quincy Adams
Oholaine Adatss
Jormaine Charlestotn
Tistenrad
Baauker
Turbulent Court Scene Described With Odd Pomp
A garbled passage sketches a sultan Constantine era throne room with chandeliers and four corners. A huge reed-seat throne dominates a chamber lit by ornate lamps while attendants or figures crowd around, suggesting a ceremonial or courtly setting amid confusion.
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Cunstantine
Europe
In Support of a New Community Deed Contingency
Vague report notes community groups backing a proposed legal measure and a council debate on a deed related to a school project. Officials discuss powers to enforce compliance and the role of dental professionals in the broader civic plan.
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Weseetek
Dental Fraternity
Misa Docite
Unclear fragment on medicines and health risks
Fragmentary text discusses purported remedies and health claims. It mentions warnings about medicines and dangers of unverified cures affecting ailments like indigestion and asthma. The passage lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Sir Willias Harcourt Resigns Parliamentary Practice
The passage describes Sir Willias Harcourt resigning his practice at the parliamentary bar to pursue political life. It states he earned Ci4hia year Upote December past and served in parliament for 57 years, accumulating substantial earnings and ministerial salary over a long career.
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Willias Harcourt
Parliamettary Bar
Parliy
Ian
William Would
Prominent South African Leaders Known for Serious Demeanor
The article notes President Kreager and Dr. Jansson as plain figures who never show humor. Cech Rhodes is described as serious and unamused even by jokes. Recent trends suggest a rise in sober mindedness among influential elites in London Punch’s view.
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Kreager
Cech Rhodes
London
Jansson
Dragonflies as Mosquito Control Warned by Tomy UARHERTON
Tomy UARHERTON claims most tores fear dragonflies and will not approach near them. He reports that one or two dried dragonflies hung under an aps porch improve mosquito control and deter pests while the insects remain. He notes dragonflies prey on gnats midges and mosquitoes, explaining the effect.
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Tomy Uarherton
Troes
Aps
Incoherent OCR: Cacao physician at reform school claim
Fragmentary text quotes a cacao physician who allegedly served at a reform school for boys. He speaks of prune juice affecting a youth’s center of ebullience and mentions organ and nerve terms in a garbled discussion.
Senator Hill and party split over temporary chair at convention
Report details a struggle between silver and sound money factions over the convention's temporary organization. Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia is urged as chair by a minority, while Senator Hill's supporters push him for the role. Debates anticipate parallel committee battles and strategic moves at an all day meeting.
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Cmeéagee
Hills
Tfarrtty
Traone
Phscery
Mosiday
David Bitt
Thomas
Ocslorade
Uaetedo
Virginia
Geaver Cleveland
Daniel
Manantag
Crateman Warrity
National Committee
Wili
Phanted
Parritw
Mapa
Tyha
Tharreity
Fuse
Smue Sliver
Poli Ans Sifleer
Tillman
Wohf
Hill
Andden
Auditorium Hotel
Roswell BP
Flower
Gen
BE. Medelian
David B. HN
Wm. F. Sheehan
Smith M. Weed
PFRR
Coudert
Elliott Danforth
Denton Beckwith
Weed
Sheehan
Wisconsin
Wathoe
Gen. Braga
Tf. Kennan
James G. Landers
Wallace
Washington
Shergaan Tietuse
Counld
Penichs
Hith
Sta
Onder
Makita
Othe Silver
Ulrich Sloane
Flotl Finley
L. E Holden
Robert Gordon
John HE. McLean
J. A. Blacker
Fur and Cloak Dealer Burkhardt Husband Hides in Sanitarium
The Cincinnati fur and cloak dealer A. L. Burkhardt faces business strain as his wife, a one third realty owner, resists parting with assets. Rumors say he is in a Washington sanitarium for rest. Judge Shroder filed a replevin Monday, threatening to wipe out the remaining stock.
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Cincinnati
Cincinxari
A. L. Harkhhardt
Washington
Jad
Burkkhardt
Rosier to Lead Campaign from Washington Post
Due to Chairman Babcock's absence, Hon. L. D. Rosier, vice chairman of the national congressional Republican committee, will return to Washington on Tuesday to take charge of the campaign. He plans to stay in the capital for a substantial portion of the summer to manage efforts.
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Saura Frasisanam
Mass
Washington
Babcock
National Congressional Republican Committee
L. D. Rosier
Greece urged to curb Crete hostilities and aid rebels
Athens dispatch states diplomats urge Greece to influence the Cretans to cease hostility and stop sending supplies to rebels on Crete. Concurrently Constantinople reports Cyprus shaken by severe earthquakes with widespread effects on inhabitants.
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Lesvos
The
Daily News
Athens
Greece
Bloodshed at Cleveland hoisting works ends in death
At the Brown hoisting works in Cleveland Ohio on Thursday afternoon a striker William Rettger aged 19 was shot dead by a non union worker. Police were besieged while rescuing the prisoner and troops were sent to restore order. A Case School of Applied Science student A G Saunders was wounded and later died. rioting and threats of broader iron worker strikes gripped the district as militia moved in.
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Clevelaxp. O
Brown
Win. Rettger
Rettger
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Crown Works
Hamilton Street
Case
St. Clair Street
Seab
Windsor
Willson Avenue
Fourth Precinct
Euctid
Wiilson
A. G. Saunders
Hishop
Saunders
Bishop Works
McKiss
A Cloudburst Sweeps Dwellings and Factory Away in Ohio
A July cloudburst in Beamer Ohio caused extensive property damage flooding seven houses and the McMillen Bros canning works. Horses and cattle drowned and rail lines suffered obstruction. No lives reported. Nearby Wrernine and Heath areas also endured washed out bridges and suspended traffic with one fatality on Pike Creek.
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Beamer
Ohio
McMillen Bros
Wegee Creek
Bellaire
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Baltimoreand
First Presbyterian Church
Irwin
Irwins Station
William Traux
Henry Fish
Ambler
Heath, O
James Barrymore
Favorite Preserving Co
George
Robert McMillen
Pittsburgh, Ohio Valley & Cincinnati
Jim's Run
Mounsville
W. Va
Benwood
Baltimore & Ohio and
Bellaire,Zanesville & Cincinnati
Businessburg
Wrernine
Little Grave Creek
Taltimora & Onio
Pike Creek
Berry
Baltimore and Ohio
Mob Rule Roils Minneapolis During Female Bicycle Race
A crowd erupted Monday night as admission jumped to 1.25 and star rider Dottie Farnsworth did not appear. Riders were dragged from wheels, track wrecked, stands razed, and several officers and bystanders injured before order was restored.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnearols
Ithe
Dottie Farnsworth
Manifesto issued for New National Party by secessionists
A manifesto and declaration of principles from the New National Party, formed by secessionists from the Prohibition National Convention in Pittsburgh, advocates free evinage, equal suffrage for men and women, direct election of president and vice president and US senators, immigration limits, and adoption of initiative and referendum.
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Allianer
New National Party
Seeeders
Prohibition National Convention
Pittsburgh
United States
Captain Swiborg Begins Sentence After US Supreme Court Affirmation
J Swiborg, formerly captain of the steamer Horsa, surrendered Monday to begin serving his sentence after the US Supreme Court affirmed his conviction for involvement in an alleged Cuban filibustering expedition. The case had reached the highest court, ending in a prolonged legal dispute over his conduct aboard the vessel.
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Swiborg
Pmladelra
Arrangements for Fifteenth Christian Endeavor Convention Near Opening
Washington July 6. Arrangements for the fifteenth international Christian Endeavor convention are nearly complete. Three vast tents on the white lot between the White House and the Washington Monument will seat 3,000 each, with city churches boosting total capacity to about 410,000. The event includes 309 meetings and 200 speakers across five days, opening Wednesday night with 22 simultaneous services in major churches.
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Washington
Christian
Maryland delegate-at-large Marion De Kalb Smith resigns
Maryland official Marion De Kalb Smith resigns as delegate-at-large to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago citing business duties and a need to support sound money from home. Fellow at-large delegate Charles C. Homer also resigns. Senator A P Gorman to be replaced by proxy.
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Baltimonk
aAnother
Maryland
Chicago
Marion de Kalb Smith
Chas. C. Homer
A. P. Gorman
Talbot
State Central Committee
Indiana News Roundup Signals Various Local Events and Misfortunes
A wide array of Indiana items including a teen suicide at 17 in Indianapolis, a large fire destroying the Huttman vinegar factory with $20,000 loss, crop pests in Bartholomew County, acquittal in a Kokomo holdup case, a suicide by a Rushville man, a barn fire at Muncie, and economic shifts as Union Steel Works in Alexandria secures workers. Also reports on political conventions, a Holtown house fire, wage-standards actions in Elwood, notable deaths, accidents, legal cases, and Pinkerton efforts to pursue a missing money order clerk.
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Kokomo
Fred Hawley
Ross Ellis
Emery Reynolds
Hanman P. Reynolds
Rushville
Indianapolis
Reynolds
Slack Bros
Muncie
Union Steel Works
Alexandria
Allen
Huntington
Wm. C. Ryan
Fort Wayne
James C. Amiss
Ryan
Hollytown
Holton
Ea McClure
Elwood
Connelius Deck
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Laura Daniels
Jacob Daniels
Shelbyville
Daniels
Miss Daniels
Birmingham Safe and Lock Company
New Orleans Safe and Lock Company
Lexa Werr
Cora Muff
Gootjack
Laporte County
Carter's
Richmond
Gus Slanning
Charles CiutasTon
Shelburn
Chaston
Col
Nathaniel B. Fresco
Forty-second
Indiana Volunteers
Evansville
John Stephens
Marie Aurelius
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Miss Aurelius
James KE. McCoy
Columbus Brown
Paoli
George Sasson
Hernan
Haster
Andrew Defries
Defries
Shelby
Katie Wagnrn
Pierceton
Brower
Entombed Miners Possible Rescue at Twin Shaft
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on July 6 reports say rescuers at the Twin shaft near Pitts ton heard rappings on the rails, possibly from entombed miners. They believe they are within 400 feet and have increased shifts to 35 men, cutting rock as work progresses.
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Witkrsnane
Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Ten Orlock
O'Brien
Three Children Drowned in Skiff Collision at Rochester
A skiff carrying James Lee his wife their three children Lena Bisigy Lena Bissey and others collided with a canal boat on the Erie Canal near the Sixth Street bridge Rochester N Y at eight o clock Sunday night Lena Bis sig aged 17 Jacob Lee aged six and John Lee aged five perished with four others barely escaping. The group was pulled under the water by canal suction and only the three children were lost.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lena Bissig
Jacob
John Lee
James Lee
Erie Canal
Sixth Street
Whitney Grain Elevator
Minared
Lena Bissey
Levi Linsey
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