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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1895
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text outlines concerns over anesthetic toxins and safety policies. It mentions TV certify policies, parental roles, and costs tied to medical care and feeding programs. The readable material is unclear on dates or organizations.
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A garbled OCR excerpt compiles scattered phrases about a sports or education event. It includes incomplete names and actions, with no clear dates, teams, or outcomes. The readable fragments hint at centers, bets, and teachers but lack coherent facts.
Fragmentary text references substances and reactions at low temperatures with garbled names. No coherent event or identifiable entities present. unable to determine a specific news item or facts.
A noted New York enterprise aims to construct a ten story steel frame fire proof building on Thirty fourth Street and Seventh Avenue. Architects Mary Nevin Gannon and Alefee J Hands oversee designs with a brick front and ornamental details. Total cost with site approximates two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
According to the latest English census Britain has 3 080 persons earning 110 a year and 2 460 000 earning 800 or more. 1 3 cop families earn 300 and 3 000 families over 825. In the United States about 4 000 000 families or 3 000 000 persons earn at least 1 000 annually and over 10 40 percent of families with higher incomes. Considering population differences the United States contains the greater number of rich people.
May 27 report notes a plan to move the Knights of Labor headquarters to Washington. The executive committee, including Grand Master Workman Soveresen HOD Martin GA French B Maguire and T M Kenney, considered site options and chose a lot facing the Capitol's north front. A building permit is secured and a contract for a handsome coffee building filed.
A wire nail trust is forming with details shaping up for Monday announcement. The plan reportedly includes selling the Beare Falls plant to Consolidated Steel and Wire. All wire plants nationwide may join, except Philadelphia and Joliet mills controlled by Booker & Co. of Pittsburgh.
Fragmented text references water, measurements, a sale or bidding event, and various garbled words. It mentions a plant or station, percentages, dates, and possible names, but the readable content is highly uncertain and lacks a coherent narrative or clear entities.
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Fetes PLP in a Saturday event draws community groups and local leaders to a pep rally style gathering. Organizers highlight upcoming programs while attendees mingle and share refreshments at the community hall.
The city of Youggestown faced a bond dispute after bonds worth a large sum were issued for waterworks without a public vote. Judge Hicks ruled the issuance fraudulent, criticizing the German-American Investment Co and noting the bonds were deemed worth millions of dollars and not properly authorized.
May 27 report says two more gun boats departed Spain heading for Cuba on Saturday.
Prinavechta May 27 reports work will begin next week on the monument at Daviestown marking the spot where Gen Washington crossed the Delaware with his army to attack the British at Trenton on Christmas Day.
WNOTVILLE Tenn May 27 Mormon riders are operating extensively in this part of the south being heard of in nearly every county but little opposition is being shown them as in the past.
The Supreme Court rejected Eugene V. Debs and co defendants in a writ of habeas corpus regarding their roles in last summer’s railroad strike. The decision affirms federal jurisdiction over cases arising from interstate commerce and upholds government authority to detain and prosecute those involved in the strike, with the defendants to serve their sentences.
Fragmentary report shows officials discussing revenue losses from a possible unconstitutionality ruling on the income tax. Plans favored include restoring the pre Me Hin tax on tobacco and liquor, with new levies to fund government needs.
In a complicated federal stance reports indicate Gov. Evans claims the Constitution allows reversal of a recent decision about a state appointment. The Herald notes US demands for reparation in an Anglo American citizen case and mentions ship movements related to Bennington and a Latin American dispute.
Dr. Talmage delivers a message honoring Joshua as the greatest soldier, praising faith and divine aid. He recounts walls of Jericho and Ai battles, the Jordan crossing, and sun standing still, framing military feats as acts of God guiding the faithful.
Indiana state notes report Indianapolis considering a woman deputy sheriff while Frankfort opens bids for brick street work. Other items include a maniac case in Elwood, a new Randolph postmaster, a fatal child burn in Mitch ell, depot fire near Connersville, and various local incidents across the state.
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