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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1895
Page
1
Fragments indicate report from experts on Tyrruorp fever transmission by sewer systems. Mentions a governor and Montang decision, with colleagues reportedly discouraging moral support and professional efforts amid the discussion.
A garbled report notes Yard finalizes a jem in cep amid debate over aluminum use in opines from opil steel. The fragment hints at tempering a new metal to improve strength and resilience.
The readable fragments describe a confused scene with names and places but lack coherent facts or events to summarize into a proper news item. No clear person, organization, date, or outcome is discernible from the passage.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a quirky note about teeth and healing. The unreadable text suggests a playful or misread archival snippet with unclear names or dates.
A scrambled OCR fragment references various political terms and names, mentioning movements, seats, and regions in a cryptic mix. It hints at electoral language but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a specific story.
The fragment mentions a legislature providing for transfer of funds or property and a noted amount of three dollars, but reader again unclear due to garbled input. Specific names, places, dates, or outcomes are not readable.
An unclear OCR fragment from Laporte mentions a person aged sixteen and a bride, with garbled words about opposition and a thirty year period. The text is too damaged to determine a coherent event, names, or dates.
The surviving doubt lingers that Nansen and eleven crew members perished after failing to reach a depot and plunging toward the Arctic sea. Officials warn the public it may take years to confirm any rescue or recovery.
The article cites M Lejeune, last justice minister, noting Belgian revenue from exelae grew from 4,008,607 francs in 1851 to 23,000.38. The number of s toons rose from 38,000 to 17. It reports 12 hours of annual spirits consumption per head and 48 litres per adult. Crime increases by forty per cent with rising insanity and ten deaths among misses 84.
English tests show three cations of petroleum replace 270 pounds of coal in one hour and a half. Swiss consul notes petroleum can heat any furnace with minor changes, offering cheaper operation and less smoke. Spanish court etiquette describes the boy king Alfonso XIII and his mother facing tedious royal duties and seating constraints.
Dozens of passengers feared lost as the steamer Memphic and Cimera wrecked after striking a bridge pillar near the suspension span. Rescue boats, coast guards, and river crews searched the Kentucky shore for survivors while cargo and personal belongings drifted downstream. The incident halted river traffic and prompted authorities to inspect the wreckage and determine missing persons, with several names and origins listed among the victims or rescued.
Fragmentary OCR reads suggest a page notation or legal text, mentioning Poaet Week and potential references to laws, locations, and businesses. The unreadable mix of letters obscures concrete actions or names, leaving only scattered hints of a reported event or notice.
Fragmented OCR notes describe legislative activity in Indiana with bills on apportionment, court timing, taxation, public works, and infrastructure. Mentions multiple lawmakers and committees, street improvements, property, and state board funding with several Senate and House bills outlined.
Elias Richanis, aged to be past $0 years, respected elder of Hestinetos, Indiana, reportedly hanged himself. In a separate note, Paris streets see cast iron blocks trial along timeway rails rather than granite blocks.
The American party movement outlined its aims at a convocation, seeking a platform to advance economic reform and party structure. Secretary Beatty noted strong support for adopting a proactive agenda, while anticipated elections and organizational plans faced delays and internal debates as lawmakers adjourned.
On Monday afternoon the shaft house at the Suitina mine was destroyed. The shaft and ground were sealed for seven hours before methane fire was extinguished. Six workers escaped. two men, John Tagier a Frenchman and Rudolph Heriessan a Swede, died.
Senator Watson of the committee on prisons presented Monday afternoon findings from the committee on state prisons. The majority reports are to be discussed by Republicans while the minority reports are by Democrats. The majority censures prison management and recommends removing the wardens.
Mixnearonis Minnesota March 12 Nicholas Hodvin a 17 year old German boy killed his father Peter Dodvin at their home 22 Munroe street in a quarrel. The murdered man was shot three times with a revolver. the heart was not struck.
Dispatches report the insurgent leader Catarina Garza killed in a hand to hand clash at Bocas del Toro as government troops repelled the attack. The battle left heavy losses for the rebels and a ship laden with arms captured. the U S cruiser Atlanta was in port to safeguard Americans.
Paris March 12 report announces the death of famous dressmaker M Worth of Paris who shaped international fashion. Born 1825 in Bourne Lincolnshire he rose from London apprentice to designer of gowns for European queens and wealth elites. His Paris house employs about 1200 with annual output of thousands of dresses and cloaks.
Panic and pandemonium gripped the Indiana House at midnight as lawmakers crowd-surfed and blocked delivery of Gov. Matthews veto on a bill to replace the state house custodian with a Republican. Private Secretary Wing struggled to read the veto as doors were held, fights erupted, and an adjournment sine die was declared with no veto recorded.
In Dicklysox Texas on March 19 a passenger train on the International and Great Northern railway struck an open switch. Fireman Taylor was fatally scalded as the engine overturned trapping him. Engineer Jake Killen was badly injured while passengers avoided harm. The switch may have been turned by a malicious person.
The funeral for Captain J L Carter, who perished in the Longfellow steamer wreck, was held in Newport Kentucky on Monday afternoon after the body was recovered from the debris Saturday afternoon.
MINNEAPOLIS Minn March 12 Harry Hayward was brought into court to learn his sentence for the murder of Catharine Ging Judge Smith after formalities sentenced him to hang three months from Monday.
News from Socorro New Mexico reports at 8 am Monday the eighteen imprisoned men in the Old Abe coal mine have not been rescued and are feared dead after the shaft house fire. In New York Captain James Kemp known as Ashbarrel Jimmy died in Boston aged about sixty nine. He claimed to be the first Salvation Army convert in the United States.
Baltimore March 12 McGraw and Jennings third baseman and a short stop have signed. Cnut Selder Keeler is the only pennant winner remaining to be heard from.
Paulina Cony Aubrey daughter of Chief Justice Fuller has filed for divorce from James Matthew Aubrey Jr. The couple wed in Milwaukee March 19 1589. she cites his liquor habit and estrangement. They have two children Melville Cony Aubrey age 5 and Mildred age 4.
Waeninaron March 12 treasury officials rule dividends received by US residents from corporations doing business abroad must be returned as income. The foreign or domestic firm’s profits are not taxed directly. the recipient’s income includes the dividends.
Ottawa notes a new route stage in the Behring sea difficulty drawing attention of Britain United States and Canada. Since US Congress refused compensation the Canadian government urges home authorities that US reluctance justifies Britain’s refusal to enforce sealing restrictions for 1505 but no reply has been received.
Washington reports United States Consul Brahl in Catania finds Sicily ready to adopt American frame houses. Two to five rooms, well braced and low drive, offer resistance to earthquakes after recent Sicily and Catalonia quakes. A Royal Earthquake commission member shows interest.
Indiana lawmakers report a flurry of actions with the Senate and House voting on reapportionment bills, temperance measures, and police and prison reforms. Key events include passage of the legislative and congressional apportionment bills, a veto override on the governor, and committee moves on saloon regulations and charters. A late week adjournment sine die marked the close of the session.
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