25 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1893
Page
1
A Maine man plans to display a sixty foot straight fir spar at the Cor Umban exposition. The report mentions a Newark man and multiple family marriages, with scattered notes on a Pennsylvanian banner and a women’s page feature. The text is fragmentary and inconsistent across lines.
The passage appears garbled and unreadable with no clear event or entities to summarize. It mentions students and honors but lacks coherent facts or names to identify.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Pennsylvania source discusses diet and health, mentioning pies and a rule about eating at a certain time daily. It is unreadable in places and includes several misspelled phrases and names.
Fragmentary OCR text with many garbled words and missing context, offering no coherent events or identifiable names to summarize as a news item. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions are readable enough to extract a meaningful summary.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a dispute involving trustees and a testator. Readable parts show a legal action with claims against trustees and a note of a petition or suit filed in a local court.
Fragmentary text describes public concern over piracy and opposition to a fasas plan. It mentions Soave oof fee and Aptis Tans with references to Lise, SO GOTLOTS, and Witate, indicating a struggling discussion about enforcement and remedies amid turmoil.
The incomplete text describes tensions between Nesta and Mr Water beta with references to an imminent obligation and a pecuniary debt. It hints at a legal or financial link involving a person named Walser and a perceived duty to a friend, with ambiguous dates and places.
The article notes tenes fenpentastis of the tail rome of sliver coin across different mints including Philadelphia as the only one making all de Teteopataais Aibwiier coins. San Francisco is the cooler exception with San Fran involvement. Before 689 Carson and San Francisco minted all demear nates while New Orleans previously minted Petr.
United States Weather Bureau analyst Peoap UA. dlagrix offers a lighthearted take on a Pine mining era gag describing a winter that felt harsher to earlier generations due to less comfortable homes and stronger storytelling rather than actual climate change. The piece preserves a playful tone while noting no significant climatic shift in historic times.
A polite Maine tenant describes how steam enters the cylinder and drives the piston to turn wheels on a small vessel. A woman, impressed by the explanation, asks the teller for the object of the boiler.
Washington March 11 An extra session is likely to convene to address urgent financial needs as the treasury faces strain from gold reserves and silver questions. President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle aim to push tariff revision and a new tariff bill early, with reform measures from reform groups and commercial interests shaping debate.
Princess Victoria Kaiulani issues a farewell address thanking Americans for kindness during her visit. She notes handwritten letters and smiles, pledges she will not be a stranger, and mentions sailing to England on Wednesday.
A jury finds Charies De Lesseps HMathat and Hioodin guilty in a Panama canal bribery scheme. Baihat and Hlon din are also convicted while others are acquitted. Lineup includes Marcos Penitane AL San Leroy Senator Revell and deputies Duque Govron Antonine Proust. March 2 Lincoln state legislature impeachment push noted.
Liverpoo l March 21 Officials of the White Star Line Co say the Coventry sighting confirms the Naronic foundered with lifeboats seen but no survivors certain. Reports place eleven shipwrecked crew aboard a passing vessel and list officers Captain William Roberts Chief Officer G Wright Chief Engineer Duncan and steward J Taylor among fifty five on board. Names of cattle crew members are also given.
Kansas City report notes prairie fires across western Kansas causing major property loss and livestock deaths. In Wichita county John Ericson perished after being burned trying to rescue his daughter. Thomas Jamison lost fifty cattle in a fenced pasture as flames spread.
Four Italians allegedly attacked Ralph Frenchetto on the Houston bridge after demanding he surrender property in St Louis to the Mafia. Frenchetto was found badly wounded and cried out, scaring the assailants away.
A mine accident in Derbyshire near Chesterfield killed eight miners when the cage descends and the hauling gear fails. Spectators, including families, gathered at the shaft mouth in mourning.
A large group of German journalists bound for the Chicago exposition are expected in New York aboard the Augusta Victoria. Names include Dr. Causier of the Berlin Post Hans Olden of the Berlin Boerseuh Courier Lim mer Leipseiger Seiturtrite Zeitung Fraulein Steinitz Duda Pesth Lied Max Horwits of the Berlin National Zeitung and Ernest Von Hesselt of Wartegg.
Reports state the Costa Rican and Nicaraguan governments will open talks over the boundary between their republics. Costa Rica has dispatched several hundred troops to the frontier to safeguard its interests amid the dispute.
Bresancs March 21 delegates from working men societies unite to demand universal suffrage and threaten a general strike if parliament fails to grant it. The labor council acts unanimously to press the vote on voting rights nationwide.
A crowded Cleveland proceeding opened to examine Lake Shore engineers charged with contempt of Judge Ricks order. Foreman J O Berdteen testified the order was not read until after resignations and freight refusals at Ann Arbor. Case continues with tense testimony and railroad officials predicting upheaval.
In Bridgeville Delaware an overturned hearse driven by Undertaker 3 P Short killed Short and left Isaac Riggin’s body in the mud for about half an hour. The coffin broke and both bodies were later moved back to town.
Chicago March 22. Mayor Washburn directs city departments to close city hall in observance of Emperor William's birthday. He suggests a wider holiday scheme honoring all national heroes and monarchs while urging continued administrative work only for routine matters. The order appears nearly nullified by instructions to departments to conduct routine business.
Maxwell will assume office on Thursday and start the work of removing fourth class postmasters. A southern congressman says removals may not start for three months. About six thousand resignations have been received and replacements will be appointed before removals begin.
A hunter near St Josern Missouri located four men and a woman in advanced decomposition. They appear murdered and are believed to be a family of emigrants who vanished last fall from Rule Nebraska.
Sepatta Missouri early Tuesday morning Miss Ermine Alexander awoke to a masked burglar leaning over her bed. He grabbed her, forced a struggle, drew a knife, and inflicted a deep gash in her face and breast before escaping. She is badly injured but could recover.
In Washington the Senate met in open session, approved a standing and select committees resolution, and laid credentials on the table for later committee action. The caucus set to determine officers and patronage ahead of the new tariff bill and regular session.
Washington notes report President grants Lee Roberts a pardon after a three month sentence for cruelty to seamen. Roberts is nearly blind. Josiah Quincy installed as assistant secretary of state. oath taken by notary public Harry Pryan.
Lisbon reports a Portuguese colonial official denies Angolan protection to slave dealers as alleged by Stanley. He cites Angola's geography as preventing double dealing and notes Arabs produce powder, with breech loaders and ammunition present before Brussels conference.
Police conclude the bomb threats stem from unemployed workmen seeking more serious crime. Six bombs were found on the premises of prominent individuals Tuesday, but none caused damage as investigators pursue leads.
Boston workers in carriage and wagon trades demand nine hours of work and ten hours pay starting March 27. They threaten to strike if their demands are not granted.
A stream of reports from Evansville to Winchester notes Uncle James Ambrose’s disputed death and possible poisoning, a 25 000 breach of promise suit involving James Holloway, a fatal rail wreck near Millersburg, multiple suicides and overdoses, falls and fires injuring residents, a sheriff shootout, and various local legal and criminal actions across the state.
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