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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment discusses advertising with fees and display formats. It mentions promotions by lodges or societies and a general policy that supers and notices follow same rate structure. Includes stray references to dates and a telephone contact.
Reports from Mukden to Harbin say the disintegrated Russian army under General staff is retreating southward with rear guard slowing its withdrawal. Only a small portion remains with Kuropatkin’s forces along the Shikhe and Hun rivers and Japanese maneuver is driving them toward the plains north of Tie Pass.
Governor signs the measure creating an epileptic village with a 159.9 thousand dollar appropriation and emergency clause. A bipartisan board of three will locate land of at least 1 060 acres within ninety days and oversee initial purchases and admissions.
The report by C. B. Lockhart and CC. C. White shows a shortage of 420,220.30 dollars in EF. Ouvenchain's accounts as county treasurer. Bondsmen will be asked to explain how they will replace the shortage and assign responsibility for the recovery. Havana notes that congress adjourned without major actions beyond sanitation funding and theater purchases.
Mrs. Stanford reportedly poisoned by a toxin found in her stomach tests showing siryehnineg traces. Chemists prepared to testify to the coroner, while a separate convention coverage notes the National Republican Editorial association meeting in Washington with remarks by John A. Sieber and Vice President Fairbanks.
United States Steel corporation valued at 1.709 billion dollars faced a 10 million dollar personal property assessment by local tax officials this year. The company submitted its formal answer to the assessment, contesting the amount and citing real estate and debt figures.
March 14 dispatch describes Russian forces retreating behind Tile Pass fortifications after heavy losses at Liao Yanz. Field Marshal Oyama extends supply lines as Japanese pursuit continues. rumors of eastward flanking and Russian rear maneuvers persist. Credit for spoils listed by Tokyo wires include rifles, wagons, horses, and supplies.
General Welgrand Canal former president of Hayti is dead. A M Palo veteran theatrical manager is dead in New York. Interborough traffic in New York tied up by subway and elevated strike. Samoans in Tutuila establish a boys school for English. Lake Monroe boating accident injures Miss Maggie Looney Otto McElroy and Reese Boyd. Cedar Rapids oatmeal mill destroyed by fire. Colonel A W McCormick Cincinnati attorney dies suddenly. General Booth arrives in Jerusalem for Salvation Army meetings. Premier Balfour cabinet vacancies unresolved. Reports on Ro Rostevsky squadron uncertain. Roosevelt inauguration celebration committee reports $3000 surplus. Russian retreat at Mukden fuels peace talk. Senator Bate of Tennessee dies. Calif anti-prizefight bill defeated. Norway coalition ministry forms. Walter Hume Long takes Ireland post. Frederick William and Duchess Cecelia wedding set June 6. Russia reinforces on Indian frontier. West Pittson miners killed in rope fall. Tokio lantern parade marks Mukden fall. New York subway strike ends. Cambrian colliery explosion kills fifty. Weekly business failures set at 196. Fairbanks appoints private secretary son. Doorkeeper D W Wilson dies in Mansfield. National Congress of Mothers convenes in Washington. Ct Gothard hospice destroyed by fire. Felsenthal Ark cremated with its occupant. Gonzales Valencia resigns Colombia vice presidency. Buffalo Bill sails for Europe. Oyama estimates 40,000 Russian prisoners. Denver police kill George Schistler. four killed robbing Menton bank. Genoa bank vault heist yields $25-30k cash. Colony treasury robbed of $3k despite guard.
The report estimates total Russian casualties at 156000 and Japanese at Gaia with Tie Pass nearly undefended. Late Russian dead on the field are placed around 36000 while censorship blocked confirmation of Mykden's fall causing wide public comment.
Mr Shaw asserts higher wages for skilled mechanics raise work quality and drive demand. He cites over 60 000 orders last year and a 20 percent 1904 vehicle business rise while rivals lagged. The letter promises durable well finished buggies at low prices and urges orders with material backed by guarantees.
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