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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1892
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including vice president candidate and various officials or associates. Names appear garbled with possible parties and roles, but details are unreadable. The text lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent report.
A fragmented report highlights a power struggle in Indiana with Soldiers of Indiana backing Ime J. Chase for governor, references to a looming World’s Fair closure, and pensions vetoed by Grover Cleveland’s era, while Democratic voices howl over strikes and party tensions. The piece notes Republican strength in the region and rising Peoples Party sentiment beneath a boiling political pot.
The Cincinnati Gazette summarizes severe charges against Remperes seeking the Vice Presidency and notes Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson's denial of opposing the war. It mentions a witness from Central Illinois describing a lodge associated with the Knights of Liberty and details of initiation rituals.
The passage discusses a supposed assassination claim and compares the Sons of Liberty to the Knights of the Golden Circle. It questions a Mr Stevenson's association with such groups and whether that would affect his political alignment as a Douglas Democrat.
Report says about a dozen Peoples Party members threaten to drop their names from the Journal list after a remark branding their presidential candidate as threadbare. The piece notes Gen Weaver has led the party through multiple name changes and remains the probable nominee if his troubles don’t wear him out.
The school board and Dr. Mitchell faced a Tuesday hearing before Esquire Taylor to settle who owns the old school furniture. The board claims value exceeds 200 dollars, a limit for suits before a Justice of the Peace, moving the case to a higher level. Trustees retain possession, and Dr. Mitchell may pursue replevin as the trustees did.
Mrs Adaline Abraham wife of George D Abraham died at the family residence on Elngra street Wednesday noon after a three week illness. Born in Stark county Ohio forty years ago she leaves eight children, five living. A funeral was led by Rev John Breden at the U B church with a large congregation, and she is laid to rest by her children. The community extends deep sympathy to the bereaved family.
A Petersburg notice describes a widow sweeping front yard weeds and overgrown plants along the sidewalk in the northern town area. It notes passersby neglecting duties, criticizes local editors, and mentions a funeral service for Mrs Abraham Lire on Thursday led by Denner and wife of Elnora.
As a Texas farmer, the text outlines nine rules for prudent conduct: pay debts punctually and avoid debt you cannot cover. do not buy on credit for items you cannot repay when due. keep records and avoid idleness. read broadly but beware political fees. avoid joining parties with extra dues and travel costs. do not boycott others. avoid cutting railroads or banks and then borrowing abroad. do not overspend on excursions away from home. do not fund exchanges to be cheated by sharp operators in distant cities.
The text mixes a political chant urging support for Chase with lines celebrating victory and denouncing competitors. It also includes ad copy for Simmons Liver Regulator and travel notes for Wisconsin lines, then an endorsement of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhea Remedy, all reflecting a late 19th century newspaper page fragment.
Mr Thomas Ratte editor of the Graphic Texarkana Arkansas favors a cholera and diarrhea remedy after an alarming summer attack. He reports rapid relief and full cure from Chamersini Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, selling at 3 and 50 cent bottles by W L Boyd.
Public notice states that all persons with township business may meet at the official residence in Eaglesville each week except the second Saturday of each month to transact township affairs.
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