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02 Mar 1895
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Odon Journal in Odon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1895
Page
1
Bast Atest Leads Team in Local Pote Event
Bast Atest headlines a local pote event with LEs eyAmare Bast claiming top honors. The meet featured UT participation and scattered results across multiple heats, highlighting emerging competitors and steady performances from regional clubs.
Appellate court openings and a fatal pavilion incident
The piece reports the swearing in of a new judge George K. Austin at the fourth appellate district and describes a fatal accident at Engels pavilion where Prof Albert Rieckhoff shot at a steel plate assistant William Haverly, who died from a bullet wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reatachs
PrRasnarenr
Kye
Poe Vraaney
George K. Austin
Frige
Tice
Ryor
Enstin
Jude tanRe
Clera Greene
Quacads
Haverly
Engels Pavilion
Albert Rieckhoff
Rieckhoff
Hieckhoff
Daverly
Funeral gathers colored community in tribute to Frederick Diestretiess
An improvised Washington funeral gathering honors Frederick Diestretiess with music and procession. The readable text conveys a large community event, featuring a diverse turnout and local speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick Diestretiess
Removal of Internal Revenue Chief Kearns at Pittsburgh
Edward P. Kearns, internal revenue collector at Pittsburgh, was removed from office by President Cleveland. Edmund A. Bigier appointed to succeed him. Kearns, 73, claims a conspiracy and treachery by local Democratic leaders. He faces accusations of envious campaign assessments on staff and accepting gifts from liquor and tobacco interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krrsaragy
Edward P. Kearns
Internal Revenue Celestar
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Edmund A. Bigier
Kearns
Rearns
Hayward Testimony in The G age Murder Trial
The G ing murder trial resumes as Warry Hayward testifies in his own defense. He recounts events after returning from the Ozarks and describes conversations about Miss Ireland, the funeral, and alleged guilt while Adry and Miss Weddar provide further context during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Hayward
Minneapolis
Minn
Har- Hayward
Ozark
Sienna
Adry
Harry
Ami
Glhrenstat
Wyodban
Baby Patricide Verdict in Defence Case
Cordelia Hill, an eleven year old, was acquitted after a short trial in Ponitben involving a father shooting in defense. The mother and a ten year old witness testified while the jury ruled the girl acted to defend herself, believing her father was about to harm her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Hill
Poniteben
Wi Vai
Frightful murder discovery on Ninety third Street scene
Evidence from a lonely street corner points to a brutal murder. A mutilated female body, about 25, found by children, bears deep head wounds and charred remains, spurring theories of arson linked to the crime. Police suspect victim is local butcher Fred Holzhuter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Deviv
Aoman
Ao Oman
Fred Holzhuter
Indiana appoints board for State Teachers' Home
Gov. Matthews named the board for the State Teachers' Home after a Legislature appropriation. Members include KR Carnahan of Indianapolis, DP N Foster of Fort Wayne, Jas B Wallace of Lafayette, Christopher J Murphy of Evansville, and Isaiah B McDonald of Columbia City. Three Republicans and five Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State
Soldilers
Tapraxapoolis
Ind
Matthews
Achers
Hexare Dames KR
AL RL
Fatal shooting near Prefeloek shocks Louisville crowd
Clarence Watts was accidentally shot and killed by Max Hronn at Prefeloek Sunday night. Hronn believed the weapon was unloaded and exclaimed Lock out shoot before firing. A single cartridge remained in the chamber and Watts was shot through the heart. Hronn has been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Clarence Watts
Max Hronn
Prefeloek
Brrunn
Watts
Tell
Fiyth
Interior Secretary Seeks Quarterly Payments Distribution
The secretary of the interior requests quarterly payments of pensions to be sent to designated cities. Amounts listed include San Francisco 740,000 and Warrington Pa 1,450,009, plus Chicago Ohio 3,850,000 and Detroit Mich 1,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuin Gran
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Treasury
San Francisco
Warrington
Augusta
Mig
Colchmabaas
Drotroit
Miss Anne Gould’s Wedding Trousseau Crowned Finest in Era
Readers praise Miss Anne Gould's wedding attire and trousseau as the most magnificent and tasteful ever devised for an American woman, highlighting its elegant design and enduring style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Gould
Ice break floods Nemtucky River mills resume operations
Warpry View reports the Nemtucky River ice has broken allowing large mills that were shut for three weeks due to cold weather to restart immediately. A dancer to the jag Looms is over.
Woman Dies After Dog Bite Hydrophobia Case
Mrs. Jo Shine Light a colored woman aged 22 was bitten by a dog last December. She suffered convulsions in recent days and died Monday from hydrophobia in a case reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Peb
Joshine Light
Two Teachers Die In Busey Wagon Accident Near Nashville
Miss Slaughter a Ward's Seminary teacher was thrown from a buggy and killed in Nashville on Monday afternoon. Her companion Miss Hopkins, another teacher, suffered multiple injuries but is expected to recover. Miss Slaughter's home was Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Slaughter
Ward's Seminary
Miss Hopkins
Winchester
Funeral Train Carries Isaac P Gray to Union City
A Big Four special train with eleven coaches bore the body of Isaac P Gray from Indianapolis to Union City Indiana for burial. Gov Matthews and state officials led the escort aided by militia detachments and family friends. Services were held at tailwalader operas house and thousands viewed the remains before the procession returned to Indianapolis. Mrs Gray and Bayard plan to depart for Mexico on Monday awaiting spring weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Inpranaronis
Ind
Isaac P. Gray
Buriuk
Capitol
Union Station
Matthews
State Senate
House
Aston City
Isaac T. Gras
Gov. Matthews
Gray and Hendricks
Maj. Pring
Taiwalader’s
Opera House
MacDonald
First Presbyterian Church
Nelson, Seopal
Rev. Brown
C. Ss. Evans
Hoh. Yergin
HL Turpen
Wi. Swain
Nathan Cadwallader
Wm. Anderson
Wim. Smith
David Morris
Knights of St. John
Gray Club
Henarighs Chth
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Congressiona Committee
James Patchell
Charles Proctor
John Yergin
Indianapolis
Mrs Gray
Bayard Gray
Mexico
Mills on the Warpath Amends Sundry Civil Bill
Senator Mills introduces an amendment to the sundry civil bill to repeal all acts authorizing bond issuance by the president. The move aims to strip the administration of borrowing power, risking a clash with Congress and looming extra sessions to defend the gold reserve and treasury deficit. A vote on the measure is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnhinatow
Mills Friday
Texas
Congress
Mayordano
Mills
Ward McAllister Heirs Seek Administration in New York
Louise McAllister, daughter of the late Ward McAllister, applies for letters of administration before Surrogate Fitzgerald. The petition lists widow Sarah McAllister and two sons Ward McAllister Jr. and Hayward H. McAllister as survivors. No real estate. personal property under $10. Edward Lauterbach represents Ward McAllister Jr. and Anderson Hevland Murray for the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Hevland & Murray
Senate Grapples With Silver Bill And Navy Appropriation
The report covers actions in the 53rd Congress including Senate debates on silver coinage and the bond sale, House consideration of the naval appropriation, and amendments to the consular and diplomatic bill. It notes adjournments and ongoing discussions on Indian schools and the Behring Sea award funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Vilastiem
Wis
Secretary of the Treasury
Gata
Vilas
Platt
Jones
House
Univ
Secretary of Treasury
United States
Free Zone
Mexico
Don Carlos Huell
Joneenine
Friends of Siver
Wolcott
Manderson
Watcott
Attan
Navy
Asplomis
Alus
Naw
Hitt Cren
Mots Cnekren
Lincoln
Philadelpha
Hammpton
Virginia
Hampton
Lincelin
Ledge
Billy
Enilett
Menis
Behring Sea
Tne Haute
Stockbridge
Michigan
Serra Mills
Wash HiIerron
Butler
Iid
Pettigrew
Frederick Douglas
Pettisreyv
Gorman
Ss Se Venate
George
Tiaine House
Airs
Biaine
Dean
Rouse
General de Eacy
Centenarian Cook Dies in Green County at 115
WNOXVILLE Tenn Feb 24 Katherine Benson colored of Green county dies aged 115 after lifelong residence. She cooked for soldiers in the war of 1812 and gained freedom before the Civil War for a box of tobacco. Indiana Gov Matthewe Wins caucus result: Republicans 57 to 27 vote to reconsider removing appointing power of trustees from the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnoxville
Tenn
Rkittie Benson
Green County
Indianapolis
Li Huang Chung Meets Emperor in Pekin Audience
A Pekin dispatch reports Li Huang Chung had a satisfactory audience with the Chinese emperor. The meeting occurred in a formal setting as Li presented his case and received the monarch's attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chane
Longpon
Pekin
Li Huang Chung
Escapee Wallace held as mob threat grows in Illinois
Albert Wallace, who killed his sister Mrs. John Bowlby and wounded her husband and farmhand Thomas Lynam, was brought to Pekin and jailed after his sister died Thursday. Report says infuriated farmers fear lynching as pace of vigilante action shadows the case. Also noted: United States loan quoted at 339 premia in London market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynening- Prorra
Til
Albert Wallace
John Bowlby
Thos. Lynan
Pekin
Wallace
Tur
Philip Hanus
South Tend
Townssex
Waterloo
Werts
Columbus
James Yealy
Dunnevy
Tirarrd Hiaiarp
R.J Wentmay
Fairfield
Osborn
Hill Grove
Marion
L. Scowan
Landen
Anderson
Annie Winniams
Jeffersonville
Lewis McCullouan
Asheville
Clay County
W. I. Payne
George Skinner
Goodby
Clark County
Arthur Thomas
Conrad
Ferber
Soest
Allen County
Louis Se
Martin Finler
Maris Socinty
Vier Do Loo
Beaver Female College Destroyed By Fire
The Beaver Female College in Beaver Pennsylvania burned at 7 o clock Saturday morning. All students escaped unharmed and by 9 o clock the building lay in ruins. The property value and insurance details were not fully determined, with the insured amount listed at 20 008. The report also notes higher bond premiums on the London market with the US loan opening at 53 8 premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losnox
United States
Stock Exchange
Remarkable Death of Fred Douglass in Washington
Washington, Feb 21. Fred Douglass died suddenly in Anacostia Heights after a day of activity including attendance at the Women's Council. He collapsed in his hall, died with his wife nearby, and a physician attempted to revive him. He was 78, a renowned abolitionist and statesman, noted lecturer, and longtime advocate for women's advancement and civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred Douglass
Anacostia Heights
Congressional Library
Mererott Hall
Women's Council
J. Stewart Harrison
Douglass
Thaarelass
Cedar Hill
Dirnt
Louis
Thartes Douglass
Sprague
Dousras
Hillsdale African Church
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Fred Dou
Marywind
Col Liord
William Lloyd Garrison
Europe
United States
Haiti
San Domingos
Frei Douglass
New York
Woman‘s National Council
Fred Deuplass
Miss Pitts
Grabbing Our Bonds in London
The report from Lexposx notes Rothschild & Son and J. MorTan & Co say the new American loan has proved a colossal success in London. Subscriptions began Wednesday morning and the European allotment has been covered twenty times over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lexposx
Messrs. Nlm
Rothschild «& Son
Ioan
Europe
Navy bill advances with ships and torpedo boats
Was in the house deliberations on naval appropriations through June 30 1806. The measure passed as reported after four days of debate with 199 to 67 voting against recommittal to strike out a provision for battle ships. In Birmingham Alabama a mayor and a legislator fought leading to arrests after a scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Birminghan
Ala
Vanhouse
Birmingham
Will John
House of Representatives
John
Indiana Senate debates and bills in session at Indianapolis
The Indiana General Assembly in Indianapolis spent months discussing building and temperance measures. A Senate vote favored Newby’s bill while the House passed a new apportionment act. Other actions included impropriation for a Governor Willard statue, a soldiers' home measure, and a libel law sought by state newspaper publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Senate
Bii
Widnesda
Gov
Williard
Fiovse
Pilis
Indianapolis
Peru
Agerivved
Getunl Ain
Sacieniteesurt
Seus
Vlinies
Indianapolis. Feb. J. Senate
Iror
Brown County
Brownstown
Seymour
Ser Yafiern Ua
Weba
Geo
Ian
Mirtiad
Bet
County Superior
Isit
Lee
Leeds
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