May 1896 Sun Toed? Week Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated weekly schedule with days Sun through Sat and unclear entries. No clear events, names, or places are readable.
09 May 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated weekly schedule with days Sun through Sat and unclear entries. No clear events, names, or places are readable.
A scientific note observes that in vast tropical forests many plants carry sensitive arteries and wilted foliage marks the way for travelers, highlighting the fragility of plant life and the traceability of paths by wilted leaves.
A garbled public notice references the Penfal canal in India and a future harvest cycle. The readable segments mention neighbors and a distant irrigation feature with unclear dates or actions.
The readable parts describe disjointed phrases about places and people across Europe and America. It mentions New York and Bresthisu with unclear intent and no coherent event or outcome to report.
The readable text mentions someone named Maris Tosprye and references plaster, pipes, and fittings. The passage is fragmentary with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a medieval or ceremonial setting with titles and deities, noting a festival and decorations. It references figures and places in distorted form, making precise identification impossible.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes unclear events with references to a crime scene and possible actions by individuals. The text is garbled with many nonstandard spellings and missing context, making it difficult to identify precise names, places, or dates.
Trustees of the Rinehart fund plan support for the Marsland Institute in Baitheeacn to hire an instructor and furnish models. The Macyland Institute would supply training materials and supervise named personnel, while Kinckars Slush of Seapine appears in the departmental notes.
Fragmentary text mentions a regional court inquiry and a precursor event. It references a place in Switzerland and a formal union with a theater or organization, plus an event in Jackson County Tennessee. The readable lines are incomplete and unclear.
The text argues for centralized oversight of forestry and private woodlands. It claims only trained foresters can manage trees and protect urban areas from threats, asserting that private ownership should yield to public management under a strong regulatory framework.
Pabenkwski donated S108 to prize funds for original musical composition to foster American composers. The gesture aims to encourage artistic growth and cultural exchange, with the benefactor expected to be honored by the community.
A fragment describes dried ducks in Contra Costa County where Chinese traders buy hundreds of ducks from hunters, salt them, and sun dry for six weeks. The result is a hard, long lasting product once imported from China but now dominates local production, affecting home industry.
Two Monmox missionaries who travel as musicians returned to San Francisco after a stay in Saning where they performed and preached.
Springfield April session of the Illinois Republican State Convention nominated Capt John I Tanner for governor and the ticket included W A Northcott, Armes A Hose, James St Jettullough, Henry L Ferte, Edward Atkins, and trustees Mary T Carriel T J Smith and Frantis McKay. Delegates instructed for William McKinley at the national convention amid a heated fight with Sen Cullom as McKinley supporters secured a strong majority in the final roll call.
A gas manufacturing machine overheating caused a violent blast in a Walnut street saloon rear room. The five story structure and adjoining Drach building were wrecked. Rescue workers pulled out at least 20 dead and 60 to 75 trapped. eight injured were hospitalized. Roland A. Davis, president of the Hamilton Columbia Carriage Co., was among the dead. Many rescued survivors faced critical injuries as crews labored through the debris.
The National Association of Manufacturers is organizing a 30 member delegation invited by Argentina Brazil and Uruguay. Theo C Search announced preliminary plans with an itinerary set for July 1 as the group aims to meet practical business requirements.
May 5 The Supreme Court of the United States affirmed the second conviction of Frank A Coffin for complicity in wrecking the Indianapolis National Bank in August 1895 The prior conviction with his brother was overturned on appeal and Coffin received seven years in the penitentiary Receivers for an Investment Company In Torero Kansas C O Knowles H G Noel and Bennett R Wheeler named receivers for the Investment Company of America The company stock paid in capital is 1 100 000 and directors include Wm Lloyd Garrison of Boston and other New England capitalists Bills Approved by the President The president signed measures to authorize a railroad project in Arkansas a bridge at Little Rock Arkansas amending the service record of David Place of the Eighteen Indiana volunteers and permitting Arkansas Harbor Terminal Railroad Co to cross the Morris and Cummings ship canal in Arkansas County Texas.
Rone May 5 The government reports Gen Baldissera leading three Italian columns toward Adigrat. He reportedly met and defeated a large Abyssinian force under Kas Zebath. Gen Batissera is expected to reach Adigrat on Monday.
The Telegraph reports Baron De Hirsch left the bulk of his several million pound fortune to the Jewish Colonization Society to continue its work. His will also bequeaths one million francs to Moravian charities.
One thousand physicians representing all sections of the country arrived in Atlanta to attend the American Medical Association meeting set for Tuesday. The total attendance is expected to reach 2,000. Also in session Monday was the American Academy of Medicine.
Col Estruch routed a force of 1500 rebels near Mayajigua causing retreat and leaving 23 dead on the field. Allied reports say 2 of the attackers were killed and 15 wounded. Cadets appointed to the U S Naval Academy include Ingram Sparks Murfreesboro Tenn Rudolph Anderson Forest City Ill with C W Fowler Fort Dodge as alternate. Bulawayo reports say Matabeles retreat and Mangwee road held by 400 men in seven forts. Cripple Creek arson fire suspected to be insurance driven with large loss.
Washington reports no overt U S action after congress declared Cuba at war and urged recognizing Cuban belligerency. Ex Governor Fitzhugh Lee is named consul general to Havana possibly acting as special commissioner reporting to the president. Spain’s Cortes openings and reform measures loom as Cuba elections are said to proceed.
In Newront Kentucky on May 4 Col Crawford defense attorney was fined 25 dollars for contempt of court after a heated exchange with Col Nelson during testimony by Rose McNeven about Scott Jackson's whereabouts on January 31. Nelson accepted personal responsibility for his remark amid courtroom tension.
Muzafer-Ed-Din second son of the late shah was enthroned Sunday at Tabriz, province capital, and will proceed there at once. The murdered shah's body has been embalmed and will lie in the mosque at Koom in Irak Ajemec, southwest of Tehran, alongside his predecessors.
Death reports list Commander Felix McCurly United States Navy captain of League Island navy yard who died Sunday morning. Born in Baltimore 1515 he joined merchant marine then navy as master. Also reports heavy rainfall in Chattanooga and death of ex speaker T W Anglin in Toronto with brief details.
The April sessions featured sharp clashes led by Senator Gorman against large naval appropriations including four battleships at 3 760 000 each and ten torpedo boats at 800 000 each. House action covered pension bills and bankruptcy measures with votes shaping the fiscal agenda.
The Supreme Court directed Judge Benedict of the federal district in New York to issue a subpoena for a Brookician to testify in a pension decision. The move followed an application by the Commissioner of Pensions Lochren for a mandamus.
Hancock county commissioners at Greenfield awarded the courthouse construction to Geake Henry & Co of St Wayne for 128,764 after eleven bids. Work to start immediately. Local reports note deaths and incidents across Indiana including a builder died at Noblesville, a house fire at Columbus, and other local events.
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