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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1895
Page
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A stray cat caused a brief disturbance at the town market as shoppers reported a food theft incident. Police intervened to calm the scene and deter further interference with vendors and customers present.
Mrs Sora Ans Smaith marked a birthday week amid health, vitality, and cheer. She observed a family gathering and prepared for the Bomiversary day while remaining hopeful about upcoming repairs on local roads.
Awan admits involvement with a former lover amid breach of promise allegations. The case centers on whether the relationship was a courtship or a courting, with potential penalties if the jury finds intent to induce breach. Proceedings reference damage claims and the accused’s responsibility.
A novelty bicycle race in Vienna featured married men only with a unique handicap. The starter adjusted by the number of children the racer had, shaving eleven yards per son and ten yards per daughter from the starting line, while childless men began from scratch. The one mile club track race was won by a rider with seven children.
The article critiques federal support for 248 053 Indians at a cost of about 7 000 440 dollars while noting their lands remain in common use. It suggests reformers might form committees to subsist on this bonus, arguing the annual per-capita figure undercounts the nation’s value and neglects white wars.
In the East Room of the White House, a formal funeral pageant honors the recently deceased president. Cabinet members and family attend as flowers, military honors, and a simple Methodist service note the solemn proceedings. Bishop Hurat delivers the sermon as mourners listen to choral and prayerful tributes.
Pirrismau May 1 The Gresham funeral train arrived at Laughlin station a few miles outside the city at 6 20 Wednesday night It was switched from the B and O road to the Pittsburgh and Western and headed west no one was allowed to board at Laughlin Postmaster General Wilson told the reporter nothing of special interest occurred during the Washington to Laughlin journey and the train will likely reach Chicago around noon Thursday.
Memorial Day activities spread across the North with ceremonies at Grant's Tomb in New York and elaborate tributes at national cemeteries in Washington and Rock Creek. Generals Rawlins and other Civil War veterans joined wreath layings, while presidents and officials presided over ceremonies honoring Union fallen.
A boat loaded with nitroglycerin exploded near Parkersburg on the Kanawha River causing widespread damage. The blast shattered windows and damaged churches and factories, with one man killed aboard and others injured or displaced. The incident raised questions about the explosion’s cause while residents surveyed the devastated riverfront area.
A severe heatwave hits Cincinnati causing city authorities to mobilize consular staff and public safety units. Dozens of residents collapse in the streets amid scorching temperatures reaching dangerous levels. An Irish immigrant, Patrick Haffer, dies after being struck by an electric car on Twin and Race streets, sparking inquiries into urban safety measures.
In Asmannia Ohio on May 5 a memorial ceremony was held to honor the twenty two unrecognized victims of the Lake Shore railroad disaster that occurred December 20, 1976. The dedication featured imposing ceremonies reflecting the community’s remembrance.
Savannah district endures extreme heat with Millen registering 104 degrees per official weather bureau. Private reports from nearby points indicate similar scorching conditions as Sunday ranks among hottest days on record.
In Hartford on May 30 Lam Hardin a 2 miner employed at Jubbing's mine was instantly killed when slate fell on him. Report says 17 men needed to lift the slab from his body.
A boat carrying Frederick Dane Thomas O'Donnell Miss Nellie White and Laura Bertram overturned on Lake Quinsagamond in Worcester Massachusetts. Miss Nellie White and Laura Bertram drowned.
Ninety six at Pittsburgh reports high heat with Sunday’s thermometer at 93 degrees. No serious heat prostrations noted though conditions remain hot.
Cambridge Mass March 3 Bremer Mary 3 J Bremer of Harvard has been chosen captain of the track team for next year He holds the world record in low hurdles and has been a member of the Matt Haren team for three years
Herald report from truaraquil Ecuador says the Sucre boiler exploded on Wednesday, killing the commander and fourteen men and injuring seventeen. The vessel was transporting troops to Machala to attack rebels at the time of the accident.
Totapo, May 1. Fred J. Neuhaus a decorative artist shot and killed Henry Kier his neighbor last night, the result of a long standing dispute over property.
Five year old Jane Norman, daughter of William Norman, was attacked by a neighbor’s dog on Sunday afternoon in Jeffersonville and severely lacerated. Doctors report the windpipe nearly severed and the child is expected to die.
A heavy gale swept Sioux City and nearby areas Saturday night with winds up to 45 miles per hour. No cyclonic demonstrations or major damage reported.
Reported in San Francisco on June 4, ex Senator Buck lies gravely injured after a buggy fall with skull fracture. Police hint Buck may know who killed Miss Harrington as they probe his involvement and note intimate ties between Buck and the victim.
Maj. Clavajo, an infantry officer, shot Captain General Gen. Rivera in Madrid. Rivera was mortally wounded while Gen. Aymerich restrained the attacker. A court martial sentenced Clavajo to death for the deliberate attempt. Rivera's condition is critical but potentially recoverable if infection or pneumonia does not worsen.
Four lives ended in unrelated drownings on June 4 as people swam near Curtis creek Ferry Bar Spring Gardens and Wynan Oak Park John Schnitz appeared with family observers as he died in Curtis creek Walter C Brown 17 drowned at Ferry Bar after cramps Wim Powers 22 struck a boat and sank while diving Christian Jansen 15 drowned while bathing at Wynan Oak Park
Miss Adel Fairbanks, daughter of Indiana businessman Hon. Charles Fairbanks, a student at Ohio Wesleyan University, collapsed from heat on Monday in Delaware Ohio and was taken to her home at Professor Williams' where medical aid was administered.
A rescue crew searching for washouts between Edison and Oxford, Nebraska, reports the engine of the retracing train fell into a washout two miles east of Edison. Four men on the engine were killed in the incident dated June 4 at McCook. The disaster occurred as the train attempted to clear washouts and caused fatalities among the crew.
Memorial services were held Monday in the Catholic church here in honor of themes Sherman and Sheridan. The solemn mass drew many leading citizens to pay respects and attend the rites.
Reports state the Jananes captured Kee Tung in northern Formosa as clashes killed about three hundred Chinese. The terse dispatch notes swift Japanese allied forces in the conflict with no further details.
The article notes extreme heat in Wapash Indiana with the thermometer at 102 degrees in the shade on Sunday and Monday, describing the intense dryness and high temperatures.
June 4 report notes seven more deaths in the ongoing heat wave across Philadelphia increasing the term's fatalities. Authorities warned residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during peak hours while city services expanded cooling centers and emergency patrols.
Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Olney with their households will depart Washington by the Pennsylvania road for their Massachusetts coast summer homes next Wednesday morning. Mr Olney’s summer residence at Falmouth lies fifteen miles from Gray Gables.
June 4 at Moline reports a blistering 95 degrees in the shade and 120 degrees in the sun marking the hottest conditions of the season. Local observers note unusual heat and warn residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during peak sun hours.
In Syracuse New York on June 4 15 year old Fred Van Schoick riding a bicycle lost control fell between a trolley car and a trailer The wheels of the trailer passed over him and he died shortly after the incident The tragedy underscores dangers for cyclists near streetcars and trailers in city traffic
A dispatch from Formosa dated June 4 says Japanese imperial guard landed near Kee Tung on Wednesday and fighting followed, with heavy Chinese losses reported.
Cincinnati welcomed a large gathering of ex confederate leaders headed by Gen James Longstreet and Maj Gen Matthew Butler for the dedication of the Confederate dead monument near Chicago. Generals, their ladies, and guests toured city hall and the art museum under warm reception organized by the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce led by Gen Underwood.
Washington reports Senator George is gravely ill at his Carrollton Mississippi home and not expected to live. He is a leading Democrat, chair of the agriculture committee, and a veteran of the Mexican war. The note also mentions a silver convention call in New Orleans and a Scotland colliery fire with nine dead so far.
Washington reports grow that Attorney General Olney will be named to the secretary of state post after Secretary Gresham's death. The decision is not final but cabinet members and President Cleveland are said to favor Olney, with others like Hooke Smith and James Carter among possible successors.
The Supreme Court announced rulings in Henry Hilton et al v Gaoy liquidator of Fortin Co and United States v Burr & Hardwick. The court reversed lower decisions on foreign judgments and held the tariff law took effect August 28, 1894, despite an August 1 date in the statute. Government victory amid a 4 to 3 decision split.
A large gathering of students from German universities witnessed the foundation of a Bis marck monument at Andels berg near Nosen. Hans Hopfen, novelist and president of the Society of Old Students, gave the oration. Emperor William donated 1000 marks toward the statue and praised the project in a letter to Hopfen.
Heavy rains across eastern Colorado and rapid snowmelt swell creeks and rivers creating railway unease. The Rock Island line suffers most with 400 feet of traces washed away west of Limon and service suspended between Colorado Springs and Limon Junction.
In Plowville Berks county during a June thunderstorm Webster Segier aged 14 and George James aged 45 were killed by lightning while on the Plow Tavern porch. John Heyer Harrison Segier J E Shevelman and Jonas Hartz were stunned.
Five boys Charles Smith Edward Smith Harry Rose Thomas Stout and Cooney Stout near Jeffersonville Indiana narrowly escaped death after making ice cream flavored with oil of cloves and chloroform believed to be vanilla. They fell sick but likely will recover.
Victoria B C June 4 Adm Ste phenson orders admiralty action against the sealer Shelby seized by the cutter Corwin to vindicate the schooner after Britain refused to renew the arms sealing treaty during the closed season. Sealskins were surrendered unconditionally to Capt Claussen.
The American steamship Washtenaw, sailing from Philadelphia to San Francisco, is reported stranded in the Magellan Straits. Capt. Holmes led a 30 man crew, feared captured by local savages, and the steel vessel, built in 1887, is considered a total loss with aid unlikely from closer ports than Valparaiso.
Reports from Elkhart and surrounding towns detail injuries from a whip game, a recorder-elect’s death from consumption, lawsuits over false arrest with a $7,000 claim, plus assaults with acid. Other items note salary changes, farm and flood effects, fires, forgery pleas, and multiple accidents, crimes, and investigations across Indiana.
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