26 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1892
Page
1
Notice from CGC EE Odell publisher at South Spring Street regarding upcoming publication schedule and office contact details for readers and advertisers.
An unreliable text fragment discusses James Hees Lowell and a Supreme Court matter amid racial language and scattered references to Haiti Africa and Corfu. It mentions a Mrs Ostpanad and a centenarian, with unclear events, dates, and roles.
A church member recalls guiding a student through training at a technical school before he returned home to preach his first sermon on a cautionary biblical text about keeping faith and science aligned, marking a notable early career moment.
A discussion centers on cutting railroad safety risk in Tibet. The text notes twenty five thousand killed or injured in railroad work and proposes adding accident prevention to the Interstate Commerce Commission’s duties.
The article notes a trend toward a simplified tone in written and spoken language and suggests Japanese may adopt a common form within years. It cites French, German, and English speaker growth in early-century civilized centers as context for evolving linguistic patterns.
A man with a single signed note devises a plan to pawn it to raise funds. After a visit to his uncle and spending as he wished, he retrieves the original note once more when more money arrives.
A fragment from a mock conversation cites Emperor William and another monarch discussing pulverizing Russia. A belligerent remark offers to mobilize half a million men across the frontier, signaling willingness to escalate tensions between powers.
California raisin and prune production expands with the domestic market expanding. For the nine months ending September 50, raisin output reached 2 805 785 pounds and prune 5 809 750 pounds versus 12 769 058 and 35 695 556 pounds in 1890. Four carloads of raisins leave San Diego daily for the east.
Early in the year Rio Janeiro received 115 160 migrants. Italians numbered 11 478 with 24 095 Portuguese and 7 800 Spaniards among others including 10 954 Russians and 3 702 Swedes. The list also cited Germans Belgians Poles Swiss Americans Dutch and 1 100 Asians.
Dispatch from Lapav reports the Russian Relief Society praising American donors for famine aid to Russia. A banquet in Philadelphia honored the Indiana Missouri and a third vessel crew with a silver cup to Capt. Sarvent. Consul Crawford and Count Sobrinsky thanked donors. the Indiana set sail the following Sunday.
Washington March 21 The house committee on river and harbors has nearly finished the river and harbors appropriation bill and will publish it Monday. It is believed to include about 14.09 million dollars though the exact figure is not set. The Great Lakes twenty one foot channel plan budgets 500 thousand for the coming year.
Frederick Deening alias Williams, held on the charge of murdering his wife, was arraigned at Pentre West Australia and remanded until Tuesday next. The case follows reports of alleged murders of his first wife and four children and the discovery of ashore bodies in Liverpool causing widespread horror.
The Texas state senate approved a uniform text book bill with exceptions for cities with organized school systems. The measure faces potential opposition in the house as it moves forward.
Arch Bishop of Westminster Lexpos reports a papal brief is expected soon naming Dr Vaughan bishop of Salford to succeed the late Cardinal Manning as archbishop.
Henxtington March 21. John Brunield confined in jail here escaped by climbing from a third-story window and sealing the walls to the outside.
Chinese minister Tsui Kwo Gin urges an early State Department reply to communications on restricting Chinese immigration. He argues treaty action is needed rather than congressional override and criticizes inconsistent U.S. treatment of Chinese under the Constitution and reciprocity.
Benin March 22 Gen Caprivi returns from hubertas tock and agrees to withdraw resignation and head the cabinet. Rumors say the Kaiser’s health pressures forced Caprivi to stay, with talk that Prince Henry would become regent if truth emerged. The Empress Frederick urges Caprivi to defer undoing the sovereign’s wishes.
Indiana Brotherhood of Street Car Employees imposes a boycott on the Grand hotel in Isprasaprosis Iod March 22. The dispute stems from hotel staff aiding strikers by encouraging riotous activity during the Interventor affair with the company.
An explosion at the Laciede Firebrick Co. works in Cheltenham, St. Louis, killed bricklay er apprentice Joe Beckley and machinist Jno Dubuachy, plus laborers Larry Huzzy KR Diedicke Morgan Inman and John Zeger who were fatally injured. others among the four Allied condemned by blast.
A gasoline stove used to heat water in a church baptismal font exploded yesterday. The blast wrecked the font and set the minister, Rev. Boles, ablaze, fatally burning him.
Washington reports amid secrecy on Lord Salisbury's note about Behring Sea disputes. Officials discuss potential modus vivendi terms and U S indeminies for Canadian vessel owners while navy plans patrols and possible fleet buildup with Adams Ranger Mohican and other ships ready for Behring Sea action.
Lamson Bros. & Co., a leading Chicago board of trade firm, suffered losses totaling up to 60,000 as embezzlement by two junior employees allegedly involved in a scheme to turn wheat into profits for themselves. The cashier Burt Smith and bookkeeper Robert Whittaker were named amid reports they fled, which authorities deny.
William A. Woods received his commission as federal district judge for the Indiana Illinois Wisconsin circuit. He took the oath of office administered by Clerk Butler, and the district judge's vacancy was created immediately.
In Ottawa Transcribed remarks from Mr Foster’s budget speech highlight the push for reciprocity with the United States Canadian ministers insist on free trade for all products while Blaine and Foster argue for tariff alignment with the US on both natural and manufactured goods to protect US manufacturers from Britain's competition The debate signals Canada must align its tariff with the US while considering relations with Great Britain and possible future access to the US market
State Statistician Peelle compiled Indiana’s 1891 economic statistics. Expenses across counties totaled 6,726,015 with widespread reporting from 90 of 92 counties. Civil and criminal cases reached 56,002, indictments 7,644, and 7,545 executions plus 1,800 foreclosure decrees were recorded.
The New York chamber of commerce passed resolutions to back a fundraising drive for a Grant monument. Committees from various businesses will boost citizen interest. Gen Horace Porter attended and said the cornerstone may be laid April 27, the seventieth birthday of Grant, with £359 additional needed and likely to be raised with focused effort.
Reports cover gas discoveries near Bluffton, a Argos schoolhouse fire with partial insurance coverage, Edwin Quinlan murder case in Indianapolis, a Madison shipyard founder’s death, Seymour to host a new factory, and various local incidents. Also notes on gas pressure lawsuits, a militiaman assembly, and planned public works across several towns.
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