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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1895
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment references otters and a rabbit with scattered words about shooting and peeing, mentioning Stef Carey and Bea Del. The fragment lacks coherent events or identifiable context for a solid news item.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a group or setup in a grove and a meeting with a named entity unclear. It references time spans from five to ten times and a person or item labeled Flechen Ings. Details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
The readable text shows scattered words and names, mentioning interest, a person named Fotis, Tope, Nita Seg, and Bregey with unclear connections. The snippet lacks coherent events, dates, or places to form a full report.
A damaged text fragment discusses faith property and a real estate matter. It mentions a headquarter club in London and references church attitudes, with unclear names and events lingering in the garbled prose. The piece conveys sentiment rather than a clear report or outcome.
Beerl in anxiously anticipates the industrial exposition in L804 aimed at attracting those studying modern city governance. A 1000 square metre pavilion will display details of educational institutions, sewerage, gas and water systems, bridges, public buildings, markets, and public baths with models drawings and statistics.
Miss Puuproos from Jersey City campaigned after the New Jersey Supreme Court declined to hear her case due to a lack of law allowing women at the bar. She drafted a bill, passed it through the legislature, earned the governor’s approval, and then impressed the court with her subsequent examination.
An English clergyman shows how net income from a benefice is reduced by rates taxes repairs servants wages horse and trap and schooling of children to about seven shillings per week, demonstrating the effect of income tax deductions.
A muddled report describes the Republican league convention in Eveland with delegates arriving Monday. National Secretary ALT Humphrey arrived to open headquarters as candidates contest the presidency amid talk of tariff policy and party unity.
Amid wartime notes the board of trade apportions fault for a sea collision. The German steamer is deemed responsible for the sinking of a British ship after a pursuit and wreck. The incident affects maritime safety rulings and seafaring records.
Fifty one delegates from New York counties Kings Queens Hich iamiami Suffolk ride a special train to Cleveland. The party line-up is led by Adjut Gen EL A. Me Aloin and includes prominent Republicans eager for convention influence.
June 16. In GreinsrinG Ind a morning brawl between Newt Brown and his brother ended with Newt biting and severing his brother’s thumb. Authorities reported no further injuries and no charges filed as the men are said to have calmed after the incident.
A large Tennessee Republican delegation will attend the Republican League meeting in Cleveland this week. A charge number traveled from East Tennessee Monday night and will catch the Tennessee special train in Cincinnati Tuesday morning. Notable attendees include H. Clay Evans, former gubernatorial candidate. Stage Hedd Pouy Highwarman Unoac Vat dune. Im The west teenage was held up Saturday by unknown burglar who stole $1,200 in valuables from a strong box aboard a barge.
Reported action describes Exsurgent forces seizing a train near Holguin carrying 25 Spanish troops, 50,000 rounds of ammunition, and silver. The raid, led by Gen Gomer, involved attacks on towns including Mantanzas and Catiensi and sparked claims of widespread uprisings against Spanish rule in Cuba.
A fragmented report describes a violent incident involving a man named William and others. The text references murder, assault, and subsequent actions at a residence on Willist street. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Patrick Spain, inmate of a state asylum, shot his son during an early Sunday quarrel at their home. He fired three times, striking the son through the heart, neck, and spinal column.
The West Virginia Coal Co will reopen its works on Monday after seven weeks of shutdown due to a strike. The move effectively ends the strike and marks a victory for the Norfolk and Western.
Arrangements are complete to remove Congressman Hitt to Narangansent Pier and he may begin the journey on Monday if able to stand the trip.
Havana June 17 reports the most important expedition to land on Cuban soil from the United States arriving at the Arensas River on June 10. It involved 100 men, 1,060 repeating rifles, 2,000,000 rounds of ammunition, and $250,000 in gold under the command of Cul Hernandez.
The steamship Campania sailed from Liverpool carrying 245,690 pounds of bar gold for the United States boundary account. The shipment departs on Saturday as part of ongoing financial transfers between the two nations.
A new waterway in New York Harbor opened to commerce at noon amid cannon salutes and cheers from thousands of spectators. The canal, extending through Fordham and toward Port Morris, allows ships to pass with nine feet of depth and a planned eventual width of eighteen feet, marking a major upgrade in river transport.
Fragmented report describes George Tde and George Ide accused of disrespect toward Rear Admiral Meade during a naval affair. The incident involved a squadron at Coton and a meeting with Assistant Secretary Tin Panguia. Details and witnesses are unclear due to transcription issues.
A distorted report cites Morton urging action after a bulletin by Secretary Moerten on American produce. The piece stresses the need to curb foreign competition and protect agricultural exports, warning British farmers about rivals beyond the Atlantic and urging policy focus on boosting export capacity.
A garbled report describes a man named Cox facing a criminal charge, bond expiring, and others like Browne and Riess moving between cities. It notes travel by a wife and companion, with references to Canada and New York and a man pushing a wheelbarrow containing personal effects.
In Youngstown county a suit gains focus on establishing right to the Jones Ralsten property with unknown heirs sought. The case, valued at a substantial sum, has been in court pending action for two years.
June incidents describe large swarms of grasshoppers devastating a farm meadow and fields, leaving land stripped as if eaten by sheep. In Chickamauga Quincy Massachusetts thirty six Franite monuments are being prepared for Illinois to place in the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park.
Burt L Hastings shot and killed Lizzie Stardt on Monday and then fatally shot himself. He sought marriage. Stardt refused consent and was to wed James C. Mectrary Monday evening.
A crowd of about 10600 watched as the Faculty and Seniores defeated the Bal. OQuxaltin team 41 to 13 on Monday. The professors were heckled but still dominated the younger players.
The sermon argues that women must control the home and influence society from its base, urging womanly virtue and influence to shape politics and morality. It cites Mary, Deborah, and other biblical figures, praises domestic power, and recalls Ohio women's temperance actions and suffrage era themes. It weaves religious duty with calls for female leadership at home and in public life.
Indiana report rich with incidents. George Austin, 21, killed by lightning near Lynnville while seeking shelter under a tree. Other items include Elwood Glass Plant resuming full operation with 800 workers, jail escape by Statler and Walters, a fatal burn of 83-year-old Mrs Gougel at Wabash, and a series of accidents, floods and civic actions across Warrick, Elwood, Seymour, Anderson and Terre Haute.
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