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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1894
Page
1
A forty two mile street railway link from Lowell to Ha verhill mass is claimed to be the longest continuous street railway in the country. The description notes formal details about glass in Paris and the use of peach stones and other materials for various practical uses.
Fragmentary OCR text references Tibet and Getvet with unclear actions and names. Core details are obscured, offering no distinct event, date, or organizations to anchor a coherent summary.
Fragmentary text mentions a fete and a hospital setting with dates and times. It includes references to transportation and a sequence of events with a tally of participants. The readable parts hint at scheduling, seating, and service flow without clear names or locations.
A garbled OCR fragment describes events and figures in an overdue style with scattered names and numbers. It mentions pages, measurements, and a possible disaster or investigation context, but readable details are limited and unclear.
Osgood, described as the most remarkable tlyaber betta, is showcased in Pinetedilt timad Mocoglacine vouniles Celifrada. It holds $195 sqpure oiles and contains Lithamie fent of timiter. Three aeroof thee tadoresceine sadentings claim use of trees to treat nearly three thousand fallen trees that have remained for eight hundred to one thousand years with little deterioration.
Fragmentary account alleges Meng Wurrae, a Russian minister, supervised a small water station fifteen years past on the Klef Odessa rail line. It claims he uncovered links to troop movements toward Bulgaris and reported proper conduct to superiors. The tale mentions the station master being taken to St. Petersburg.
The demise of Leni Coleridge alters the future of his eldest son, a rising lawyer. The heir faces forced resignation from a promising path and entering the House of Lords. His late father's estate yields under $14,000 annually, likely failing to sustain peerage status.
A Boston post office incident notes a gentleman's umbrella stolen. A printed card warns the thief that Heaven’s gates are only 14 inches wide and that the umbrella measures 28 inches. A boy later returns a different umbrella, and an address is mentioned for the advertiser to collect.
A chaotic account reports the stabbing of President Sadi Carnot in Paris during an art exhibition visit. The Italian anarchist assailant was captured, and Carnot died shortly after amid mass panic, with police and officials moving to secure the scene and transport the body for state proceedings.
Washington June 25. The Geological Survey will resume mapping central Montana geology this summer. A party of survey staff will stay in the field for the season to cover over 3 000 square miles near last year s area. The program continues Prof C G El Vanlis e s northern Wisconsin district work.
The state department announced a formal expression of profound sympathy to the minister in Paris after the assassination of a key official. The message praised the sister republic for its humane and patriotic leadership and noted shared grief over the tragedy.
The readable portions indicate a fatality near a station with several names and events, including references to a court or public notice and an incident involving a wage truck. Names such as Allie Sonitho and Martie Smith appear amid garbled text.
Vague references to wage hardship and protests emerge in a contested town discussion. Readers note ongoing dissatisfaction with pay and working conditions, with echoes of collective action and demands for relief.
Readable fragments describe a scene in West Virginia involving Nicholau and a person named Mason. Mentions eerie ditches and a tense moment at a canteen where a line is drawn and a crin jitat is moved, hinting at possible destruction or disruption.
Fragmentary text references California opera and government actions with garbled names. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to anchor a factual summary or identify the main subject.
Short obituary notes the death of a long time resident aged about 74. Born in Kentucky he was a prominent figure in the community and had long ties to local industry.
Miss Emme, described as the prima donna, married Francis J Wellman the assistant district attorney of New York after a noon service at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in this city. The groom was accompanied by Peter Morfarian.
Sears mustering editor moves to helm Chicago Mail next Monday as veteran Chicago Tribune Washington bureau chief transitions to editorial management.
Mad bogs have been running wild in Carleen County for a week alarming local farmers. Residents report tracks and damage near Larue and Gattiponi. Local authorities and neighbors coordinate efforts to control the outbreak and protect crops.
A Tuesday report notes extra precautions by park authorities to keep loafers from approaching the executive mansion. If true, the measures are said to be ordered by police headquarters in response to a rising tramp problem in the capital.
Report from June 26 states that northern Peru has fallen into the hands of revolutionists, signaling a major shift in control and raising questions about regional stability and ongoing conflict.
Edward Egan, a nationally known safe blower, was fatally shot Monday while resisting arrest. He fled several blocks, hid in his room behind a folding bed, and was shot as his revolver fired blankly, four bullets ending the chase.
June 22 announces Sultan Abdnal Aziz wed the daughter of Mulri Ershid, an uncle of the late Sultan Muley Hassan. The ceremony ties the royal families of Snian Wels and Taxerre in a historic alliance.
The Senate adjourned late Tuesday after lengthy debate over the free list and a civil service measure. Amendments were debated and votes recorded as leaders discussed tax, income, and bank proposals while noting the pending House action on anti appropriation bills.
Judge Harrett of the supreme court grants a stay in the Erastus Wiman case until Friday next.
Hinwixqua M Aladuneth Near taaynesboro Mia Minnie Jones aged WW was called from her home by Wen Wilton her sweetheart who beat her brains out with a club She had just returned from church with another young man which caused Wilson to become insanely jealous Wilson is in jail and mob violence feared.
Drownings are recorded in Marble creek Kentucky where Toe Jarrel son of J H Carroll went missing while bathing two miles below Bath and not yet found. In Indiana Jon Slates aged around 18 drowned after cramps while swimming in a fish pond near Curtisville and body taken to Helena for burial. In Illinois Samuel and Adam Hockman aged 13 and 15 respectively drowned while swimming in the Emberass river nine miles north of the city on a Sunday afternoon.
Reports from Loxpex and Berlin describe mourning in Britain and France and prompt condolences from Emperor William and European diplomats. Parliament's address to the crown condemns Carnot's murder and France's bereavement. Germany closes markets in sympathy as officials and foreign ministers visit the French ambassador to offer condolences.
The piece reports Representative W A Stone introducing a bill to define anarchists and impose penalties for crimes committed by them, including death for attempts against U S officials. It also covers Rev. T DeWitt Talmage’s sermon defending the Christian Sabbath and opposing secular Sunday amusements as a threat to religious and national life.
In Walston Pennsylvania on Monday morning deputy sheriffs and wives of foreign miners clashed with strikers amid attempts to bring in nonunion workers. Pinkerton guards protected twenty five nonunionists as deputies charged bayonets to keep the group from entering the mines. Nonunionists were escorted to a nearby house and guarded.另
June 26. The pope is deeply affected by the assassination of President Carnot. His holiness has advised his entourage to offer prayers that complications between France and Italy may be averted.
The dead president's body arrived in Paris at 3 1 Tuesday morning with a guard of honor. An assemblage of hundreds filled the station while Mme. Carnot, the President's widow, walked beside the casket into a hearse. She bore her loss with marble like calm as the bier moved to the Elysee.
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