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Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1902

Page

4

Western Canada Farm Visitors Praise Saskatoon District

A Michigan couple, J. E. Blum and J. Grumper, visit Alberta and central Saskatchewan, praising Saskatoon and the North Regina area. They report thriving farms, abundant hay and water, good buildings, and plan to locate in Repina and nearby districts, urging others to consider Western Canada for farming prospects. They urge asking Canadian government land agents for information.

J. E. Blum J. Grumper Manchester Washtenaw Co Michigan Alberta Shantz Pennsylvania Ontario Calgary Edmonton Repina Assiniboia Luimsden Balgenie Regina Long Lake Saskatoon South Saskatchewan Smith Settlement Albsttech Canada

Acquittal in Davidson boy murder trial shocks Valparaiso crowd

In Lake circuit court three defendants Michael Curtin Robert Fleming and Roy Sowards were acquitted after a two week trial. The Davidson family may pursue a damage suit against Valparaiso city for negligence. A watchman testified to dragging the victim along tracks. jurors faced changes of venue and prosecutorial upheaval. The defendants come from prominent local families.

Valparaiso Ind Lake Circuit Davidson Michael Curtin Robert Fleming Roy Sowards Edward Davidson Michigan Curtin Fleming Sowards John Sprencl Seanards Daviders Strand Tinkham Kera Crown Point Sprencil Tipkham

Fire Hits Lafayette Dry Goods District Causing Massive Loss

A furnace fire at the Loeb & Hene dry goods building on Lafayette square caused more than 200000 in damage. The Loeb & Hene stock valued at 140000 was destroyed. nearby Dewinter hat store suffered total loss. McCormick, Vernon Clothing, and Challix stores sustained significant damage. Insurance covers many losses. total building loss estimated at 50000 plus.

Lafayette Ind Loeb & Hene Dry Goods Loeb & Hene Dewinter J. C. McHugh McCormick Five Ceat Vernon Clothing Co Challix Shoe Lafayette Journal Dewinter, Vernes Clothing Sore McCormick Store

Exploding Gas Scorches Two Boys in Sum merville Home

In Summerville Anderson county Feb 24 Mer ton Peel eight and Raymond Peel ten were bathing when a natural gas explosion wrecked the bathroom. A boiler burst and steam and flames severely burned the brothers who were nearly nude. Both survived into Sunday night and may recover. Their father J W Peel works as an agent for the Big Four at Summitville. Natural gas likely escaped through a sewer.

Anderson Ind Merton Peel Raymond Peel Summerville Little Brothers J. W. Peel Big Four Railway Summitville

England's wedding ring and royal treasure legends

Fragmentary tale traces a plate ring set with a ruby engraved with St Jocerie. The ring allegedly passed from Edward the Confessor to a beggar, then to English pilgrims, and into Mary Queen of Scots’ possession, before linking to James II through the Stuart lineage. An archbishop bestows it as a symbol of kingly dignity.

Muetand St. Jocerie Sasye Lippiocatus Stan Anoutms Nios Tiety Land Johan Edward James PL Sheerness Toss Mary Queen Seats Dames George FV Wittch House of Stuart

Good Old Days Ice Skating On The River

A Washington boarding house memory recalls city life and skating on a river when engines pumped water to form a thick ice sheet. Tickets cost ten cents and firemen built dams to flood the pond for public recreation. The scene contrasts past sociability with present less inclusive days.

Washington Craess White Lot

World’s Largest Savings Bank Deposits Surpass Two Billion

Savings bank deposits in this country reach 2,310,660,000 dollars and have doubled in about 13 years. Germany holds 1,900,000,000 dollars, Austria-Hungary 1,201,240,000, France 854,220,000, and the United Kingdom 29,020,000.

Savinge Banka Deposite Germany Austria-Hungary France United Kingdom

Walter McVey Kills Himself in Presence of Bride

Kekoma Indiana February 24 Walter McVey of this city killed himself Sunday in the presence of his bride, a widow with four children. He showed his revolver to his wife and fired, the first load missing his wife. the bullet struck his right eye and caused instant death. No motive is known.

Kekoma Ind Walter McVey Sungay McVey Flood Hughes Philippines

Train tragedy at Chesterton Station in Mishawaka area

Mishawaka Indiana February 24 The Lake Shore fast mail crashed killing Dr Bowman and a liveryman named Judy. At Chesterton Station Chicago bound passengers Chas Fernekes Jr and his wife were killed as the train struck them. Bodies mangled and strewn about the platform and depot walls in a ghastly scene.

Mishawaka Ind Lake Shore Bowman Judy Chas. Fernekes, Jr Chicago Chesterton Station Here

Train Wreck Near Berne Injures No One

The Richmond passenger train on the Southern branch of the Grand Rapids and Indiana railway derailed two miles from Berne Indiana on February 22. A baggage car truck broke causing the smoking car to derail and a passenger coach to fly 70 feet into a corn field. A special car carrying the Runaway Girl opera company lay crosswise on the track but no injuries reported beyond a shaking up.

Fort Wayne Ind Richmond Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Berne Opera Company

Vincennes Judge W. Y. DeWolf dies suddenly at 70

Judge W. Y. DeWolf aged 70 in Vincennes died suddenly at his Broadway home Sunday after influenza complications. He was past grand master of Indiana’s Grand Lodge and longtime attorney for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Survived by a widow, two daughters, and a son.

Vincennes Tad W. YW. DeWolf Broadway Itis Ia Grippe Grand Lodge of 9D Fellows of Indiana Baltimore , Ohio Railroad Co DeWolf

Gas Company Defendant in $310000 Suit Over Wife's Death

Oliver Bunton files a $310,000 damage suit in Muncie against Muncie Natural Gas Co. alleging his wife fell ill after gas was shut off during winter. He claims the relapse caused death, noting his wife’s potential earnings of $306 annually.

Muncie, Inc Muncie Natural Gas Co Oliver Bunton Bunton

Memorial planned for Gov James A Mount in Warsaw Indiana

At the Kosciusko County Corn Growers Association meeting on Thursday a movement began to build a memorial for Governor James A Mount. The structure would cost about 30 000 dollars and be erected on the Winona Assembly grounds funded by agricultural organizations statewide.

Warsaw Ind Kosciusko County Corn Crowers’ Association Jas. A. Mount Winona Assembly

Prospect of Settlement in Terre Haute Street Railway Strike

Terre Haute Indiana February 24 There is a prospect for settlement of the street railway strike after a conference among Mr Clark Mayor Steex President Stevens of the central Labor union and J Smith Talley president of the board of police commissioners.

Terre Haute Ind Clark Steex Stevens Central Labor Union J. Smith Talley Board of Police Commissioners

Death of Rev. James T. Henderson in Springfield IN

Rev. James T. Henderson died at the residence of R. F. McConnell in Springfield aged 58. He served in Company D, 12th Indiana volunteer infantry during the Civil War. He leaves a widow and a son H. H. Henderson living at Goodland, Indiana.

James T. Henderson Springfield Jas. T. Henderson R. F. McConnell 12Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry H. H. Henderson Goodsland Ind

Evansville Woman Dies by Jumping Into Cistern

Mrs Jas Wood of Newtonville killed herself by leaping into a cistern after her husband died a month earlier, leaving eight children and triggering hardship concerns in Evansville Indiana.

Evansville Ind Jas. Wood Newtonville

Park hotel fire victims arrive in Indianapolis

Miss Matilda Randall of Indianapolis and her niece Miss Fike of Decatur Indiana, long feared dead in the New York Park hotel fire, reached their hometown Sunday evening after their evacuation as guests.

Indianapolis Ind Feu Matilda Randall Fike Decatur New York

Hoosier Baseball League Proposed in Delphi

Delphi Indiana February 12 a proposed baseball league will include Indiana teams Williamsport Covington Attica Lafayette Logansport Frankfort and Delphi with representation from multiple cities in the state.

Hoosier Baseball League Delphi Ind Indiana Williamsport Covington Attica Lafayette Logansport Frankfort

Wabash Library Charges Nonresidents Access Fee

The Sarnegie library board in Wabash Indiana orders all nonresidents to pay one dollar per year for library access cards. The rule applies to anyone not living in Wabash and seeks to use the facility.

Wabash, Ind Sarnegie Wabash

Fine Lithographing Stone Found Near Shoals

Shoals Indiana February 24 William Mitch ell who lives north of Shoals has located large ledges of lithographing stone on his farm and will travel to Cincinnati and other cities to buy machinery for mining the field. Terre Haute Indiana February 24 another Indiana normal school student contracts smallpox and is quarantined with his wife and two children at home.

Shoals Ind Wm. Mitchell Cincinnati Oher Terre Haute Indiana Normal School Erwin Ellsworth

Eighteen-Story Plans Rise in Montpelier This Spring

Montpelier Indiana February 22 many new buildings of pretentious size to be erected this spring. One project an eight room brick and stone schoolhouse. Farmers Deposit bank will build a three story brick and stone business block.

Montpelier Ind Farmers’ Deposit Bank

Amber fore Co. accident claims Bud Hopper life

A fragmentary report from Blocher Indiana notes a fatal incident when a tree fell during clearing work for Amber fore Co. in Lexington. Bud Hopper son of Col Hopper was struck on the head and died.

Blocher Ind Co. James Lexington Bud Hopper Col.Hopper

Eye Torn Out In Snow Drift Incident Near Marion

Glen Dean aged 15 was driving when his horse floundered in a snow drift. He was thrown under the horse and a sharp iron shoe tore out one eye. He fled to a neighbor for help believing he may be fatally injured.

Marion Ind Glen Dean

Child Burned To Death In Open Fireplace Accident

In Nabbs, Indiana, four year old daughter of James Cole fell into an open fireplace while parents were milking Sunday morning and died from burn injuries. The incident occurred near Charleston in this county.

Charleston Ind James Cole Nabbs

Epidemic at Cambridge City Report Grows

Cambridge City officials report the illness tally rising from eight cases as of February 21. Health officers urge residents to take precautions and seek medical care if symptoms appear.

Cambridge City Ind

Mrs J E ODonnell Credits Pinkham Remedy Cure

Woman claims eight years of female trouble ended by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Oakland Woman's Riding Club president Jennie E ODonnell cites recovery after seven months of use and endorses the product with home address and testimonial offer.

Lydia E. Pinkham Jennie E. O'Donnell Oakland Woman's Riding Club

Snow Falls Horizontally From Clear Adirondack Skies

A vivid account describes rare clear sky snowstorms in the Adirondacks. Clouds form near distant hills and drift across the valley as feathery flakes ride strong winds. Trees rise above the snow with visible sunlit shadows while a nearby valley endures a fierce, frigid storm.

Adirondacks Scribner's

Lynchers Rope Killed Trees In Kansas Memory

A Wellington Mail writer recalls three horse thieves hanged near Hays City in Sumner county. The cottonwood tree at Dead Man's Gulch allegedly withered and died after the lynching, becoming a local memory as townspeople and later poor residents used it for firewood over two decades.

Wellington Mail Sumner County Kansas Kansas City Journal Hays City

Neosho Falls Boom Then Bust After Presidential Visit

A Kansas tale recalls Neosho Falls swelling from 600 to 40 000 as President Hayes visited for a crossroads celebration. Rail sidings were laid for the crowd and removed after the visit, leaving the town to return to normal with no hotels or meals for the influx.

Hayes George Clements Kansas City Baltimore News Neosho Falls Kan President Hayes Fort Riley

Costly Smoked Meats From Limerick Rival Virginia Hams

A Chicago Inter Ocean report highlights Limerick Ireland hams and bacon as the costliest smoked meats, priced around 33 to 35 cents per pound for hams and 32 to 33 cents for bacon. Virginia hams run about 24 cents before duties and transport, making final costs similar. Trade notes say Irish ham is rich and juicy while Virginia ham is more delicate in flavor.

Chicago Inter Ocean Limerick Ireland Virginia Euroope

Colonist Excursions Offer Low Rates to Pacific Coast

March and April offer phenomenally low rates to the Pacific Coast and intermediate points with special summer round trips for one cent per mile. Interested parties should address W. H. Connor, Union Pacific Southern Pacific Lines, 53 East 4th St, Cincinnati Ohio, and request details by postal.

Pacific Coast Jess Great West W. H. Connor Union Paeae Southern Pacific Fast 4Th St Cincinati Oti California

Coronation Seating Sparks Ridicule in Old Bookish Court

Quotations mock the rite as observers note only twenty inches of space for each peeress at the coronation. The Cleveland Plain Dealer cites a teeming crowd and joking remarks about aging attendees and the spectacle of ceremonial grandeur.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Lobster Trade Barbs Between Maine and New Hampshire

A Maine fan taunts a New Hampshire supporter over lobster catches, claiming Maine led the previous year with a large haul while noting New Hampshire’s abundance. The exchange appears in a Chicago Tribune snippet reflecting regional ribbing.

Maine New Hampshire Chicago Tribune

Dusty and Wraggles Exchange Grim Yard Tease

A brief dialogue features Dusty recounting meeting a bulldog that snarled. He says the proper response was to show his heels as Wraggles questions the action, echoing a terse exchange from the Hosten Transcript.

Dusty

Peruna credited for cures in letters from mothers

Mrs Ishafer of St Louis and Mrs Long of Atwood Colo praise Peruna tonic for their ill children. They describe convulsions, fevers, coughs, and croup improving after starting Peruna with claims of strengthened health and absence of the panics of illness.

Mrrs. Schafe C. E. Long Mina Long Atwood, Colo

Doctor's Little Daughter Cured of Grip by Peruna

Dr R Robbins of Muskogee Indian Territory testifies he and his daughter recovered from grip after using Peruna. Mrs C E Long and Mrs G W Heard report rapid relief for their baby and for Alyson Hear d after Peruna treatment. Hartman at Columbus Ohio offers free advice if results are not prompt.

Peruna R. Robbins Muskogee Fittie Dr. R. Robbins C. E. Long G. W. Heard Howth Texas Hartman Ruth Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus, O

No Solo for Music at Wagner Recital

Miss Pertie Goodwin exclaims “How queer” as she endures a Wagner recital with her foot asleep amid the noisy crowd. The remark captures the evening’s distracted reception and audience reaction to the performance.

Miss_ Pertie Goodwin Chicago Daily News

Pace Too Fast Sets Tone for Hare Race

The Belgian hare’s popularity waned as pace quickened, with the Kansas jack rabbit establishing a faster tempo than the foreigner, according to Washington Pest.

Washington

Putnam Dyes and Miscellany Ad Traits

An assortment of short blurbs touts Putnam Faceless Dyes for home dyeing with a boiling method. The page includes quips and literary quotes from Chicago Daily News and other outlets, plus a Dosage note and a local medicines review.

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