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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1890
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial names and items: references to Taber and Dora, with scattered words like entered and act ed. The readable content is minimal, offering little clear event or outcome to summarize meaningfully.
A election report outlines candidate Tyaviees facing county voters with emphasis on the deposed official denials and an upcoming public session. Sheriff Oe and other officials are referenced amid a contested race spanning Mantisten and Denogerc regions.
A historical speaker urges that every citizen has a natural right to vote and have it counted. Republicans respond with a plan to influence turnout, hinting at a strategy tied to summer or hot weather.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette offered a biting description of Congressman Bynum of Indiana, likening him to a big fat baby with a tape worm. It claimed his behavior shows he is spanky if he lacks sense in the national House of Representatives.
An unclear account describes a coach and passengers with fragmented details, mentioning a station, life safety, and at least one figure connected to a place called Parke and a Society of Weber. The garbled text references aims, steps, and a possible investigation without clear context or names.
The regular annual session will be held in the Washington school building beginning August 18 and continue for four days. Instructors include Stultz of Jeffersonville Miss Sadie Montgomery of Louisville and J F Richards of Washington D C.
A deadly incident near Thomins School following Sunday exercises left Join tale Coghraun dead and Uscar Smith injured amid claims of witnesses describing an attack and a chaotic scene. Police investigation cited tests of strength and testimonies from multiple townspeople as the event unfolded shortly after services concluded.
A public notice in Raylesville calls a gathering at Revleaville Aug inviting speeches by Flis Hix of Ranaas and other eminent speakers from the Farmers Alliances and Progressive Farmer. The event ends with performances by the Union Labor Band of Raylesville.
A fragment notes colored camp meetings to be held in Seymour and Freeport with inclusive dates. It mentions E and BR railroad offering round trip tickets at one and a third fare, return limited to meeting day. A letter from Terre Haute, Indiana, dated July 25 1880 asks for a copy of the paper.
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