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12 May 1900
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1900
Page
1
The fragment reads as a brief item noting a small fashion or merchandise line titled Sunky Men Tea Wee? It mentions Fil S 4 but lacks clear context or full names, dates, or locations to confirm details.
A mosaic of notes covers global demography and industry from 1830s Kunaax to Glasgow and Liverpool. It cites curfews, railway and factory data, costly electoral tallies, and royal household staffing, punctuating a broad snapshot of era concerns and curiosities.
London May 7 The war office released Lord Roberts dispatch dated Vet River May 3 7 13 p m detailing advances of Pole Carew and Wavell units The enemy holds opposite river bank and heavy shelling followed by a mounted infantry crossing The movement halts near Wet River with several actions reported including Ham ilton deterring joinder of Boer forces and Highland brigade counterattacks The field battle continues with patrols and captures noted through May 6. continuous reporting from multiple brigades and towns outlines ongoing engagements and casualties.
Philadelphia faces a historic financial scene as an ancient bank marks its long run amid city developments. The snippet notes a venerable financial institution in the urban fabric, reflecting the era’s economic dynamics.
William Crowninshield Endicott former secretary of war under President Cleveland died at his Boston home Sunday afternoon from pneumonia aged 73. Declined health after grip attack last winter, funeral private, burial in Salem. His daughter is married to Joseph Chamberlain and Ellen Endicott is a Peabody descendant.
The Illinois branch court affirms that the letters O K meaning all correct serve as the basis of a circuit court decision. Judges Horton Freeman and Shepard uphold the ruling in the Davis Paint Manufacturing Co case about a justice of the peace judgment. The court cites standard usage to explain the endorsement.
Deffurson Tex May 7 Ex Congressmen David B Culbersen father of U S Senator Charles A Culberson of Texas died Monday morning after a brief illness. He served several terms as a representative and was a longtime chair of the judiciary committee noted as a leading constitutional lawyer.
Secretary Toy and Lord Ponyeefote signed a seven month extension of the period for exchanging ratifications of the Hay Pauncefote canal treaty. The move aims to await possible legislation and extends the time until the end of President McKinley's term.
Vernon Hill Virginia May 6 The house of Lucinda Harris was burned neighbors failed to reach in time to stop the blaze. When the ashes were raked heart and skull believed to be Mrs Harris were found along with melted gold. Authorities suppose robbers killed her and set the house alight.
Chicago May 4. Grand jury votes true bill against George P. Gubbins president of the bricklayers and Stonemasons union on evidence of his involvement in an assault on union men at 38 West Randolph Street on April 24. The charge specifies conspiracy to incite riot.
Maitiz May 6 The United States transport Abeade sailed for the United States at 5 o'clock Saturday with Major General Otis and two aides on board. The war ships in port fired a general's salute as the steamer raised her anchor.
In Frankfort Kentucky on May 4 5 and 6 testimony was heard in W H Cultons case. Attorneys indicated they would present evidence and the defendant testified denying any conspiracy to kill Mr Goebel. Witnesses including Capt J F Howe and McKinzie Todd described gun and security details in the governor s office and events surrounding the assassination. Judge Cantrill ordered Culton jailed until September term and defense counsel Ramsey delivered an eloquent closing argument.
A Kansas and Nebraska tornado outbreak reported six to a dozen funnels across central Kansas near Ellinwood and Kanopolis with two fatalities and several injuries. Homes barns and windmills were destroyed and wires down blocked damage estimates. A Beaver City Nebraska tornado caused multiple farmhouse and structure losses with several people injured.
A Sunday morning blaze at the Mallory line steamship pier at Maiden Lane and the East River destroyed the 200 by 50 foot pier and shed full of freight, mostly cotton. Several nearby barges were burned. one life was lost, the 9 month old daughter of Captain Charles Lewis drowned aboard the barge Sherwood. Loss estimated at 1,000,900 dollars.
The Braddock plant of American Steel & Wire Co. will restart nail mill work next Monday and red mill a week after. The 800 workers will return as improvements raise red mill capacity by 10,000 pounds daily.
Salt Lake May 6 reports Colorado Fuel and Iron Co subscribing $5,000 and Rio Grande Western Railway Co adding $25,000 to the Schofield relief fund. The two subscriptions arrive from New York to the Pleasant Valley Coal Co. superintendent.
Milwaukee May 6 reports a tract in Marinette County Wisconsin totaling 10 000 acres was sold to the Polska Industrial Co The village is included in the tract colonization by a cooperative community of Poles is planned The amount paid is said to exceed 190 000 dollars
Senate debated and defeated sympathy for the Boers and voted on Porto Rico administration and temporary officers. Senate and House activity covered army appropriations totaling over 114 million, Nicaragua canal bill passage, and the free home act granting patents to settlers on certain Indian lands. Additional measures included fortifications and sundry civil appropriations, with conferences and amendments noted.
Washington May 5 The fortifications appropriation bill was passed in the senate. It carries 7 735 628 an increase of 540 140 over the house measure. Before passage an amendment authorizing proportional payment for pneumatic dynamite guns carriages and ammunition was agreed to.
Gov Johnson announced a special election in the Eighth district to fill the Gen Wheeler seat. Several prominent candidates vie for the congressional position at the August regular election.
New York on May 4. Inspector Thompson raided the Broadway Athletic Club arresting Manager George Considine and two pugilists, Kid Thomas and James Heywood. They face charges of conducting a boxing contest without a license. A test cave will be made.
Denver May 4 The Superior Oil Co capitalized at 310 09 000 will enter competition with the Standard Oil Co and Continental Oil Co across the territory west of the Missouri River Timers return to work noted as speculation from the report
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The Indiana state prohibition convention named a full ticket led by Governor candidate Charles Eckhart of Auburn. Others include Robert Clark Oakland City for lieutenant governor, R E Pretlow Thorntown secretary of state, M G McKinsey Clinton county auditor, Edwin Hiatt Henry county treasurer, M I Krauss Peru attorney general, Isaac Wade Lafayette reporter of the supreme court, Henry Bonsi Vincennes state statistician, D O Ayres Upland superintendent of public instruction, C B Kessenger Vincennes and James Graham St Wayne as supreme court judges. Delegates include Momer Tall Franklin F T Mewhirter Indianapolis Aaron Worth Portland and Eckhart. The platform vows perpetual war on liquor, denounces the annullment of the anti cantene law, and accuses the president of moral cowardice over army liquor sales.
The Indiana board of state charities proposes a new state supervised facility for epileptics. It notes epileptics in four hospitals and the school for the feeble minded should be cared for elsewhere, with over 2,000 managed privately. The total in asylums and the school is 765 and harms on health are noted.
The Lincoln City commission seeking to erect Nancy Hanks Lincoln’s grave monument questions the exact grave spot may lie within five feet of the mark. The current stone may be misplaced. Dr Cessna Mrs Gentry and Mrs Lincoln lie nearby and relatives cannot identify which graves belong to whom. Relatives of Dr Cessna and Mrs Gentry live in Spencer and in this county.
By request of Hon. Wm. H. English the 23rd of June has been set for unveiling the statue of the late Hon. W. H. English in English Indiana. The event will be a festive occasion with the Free Masons from nearby counties present and work on the pedestal starting immediately.
In Indianapolis on May 5 property holders on a street in Haugh tile were harassed by bicyclists riding sidewalks. One rider stretched wire across the path striking Geo. Anselm in the throat, throwing him down and causing spinal injuries likely to prove fatal.
Greensburg Indiana May 4 Congress candidate Griffith won renomination in the Fourth district over John Overmyer by a vote of Si to 3.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate General Fitzhugh Lea admitted as a member of a Frank's Clark post Vet organization in Indianapolis Indiana dated May 6. The readable text suggests Lea joining a post membership event in the mid-19th or early 20th century context.
Miss Jennie Creek of Delaware county a Legion of Honor member is the subject of a fund drive in Muncie to send her to Paris for the exposition. The Indiana resident earned France’s honor after signaling a dangerous railway incident during Chicago World’s Fair preparations. President Loubet invited her to attend as the nation’s guest and Bundy plans a souvenir edition detailing the story and fund-raising efforts.
Durbin opens his campaign with headquarters in Anderson Indiana appointing Mr Tichenor to run the office. He says he will serve the central committee, cover the state with organized campaigning, and delays public speaking until September. Durbin will rely on correspondence for the next month and a half receiving over 800 congratulatory letters and telegrams.
In the dining room of the Marfin hotel six people were badly hurt during a midday fight. James Young has a fractured skull, Mont Zeller suffered head and facial wounds, Arthur Spigisse was stabbed in the eye, Mrs Zeller stabbed in the arm, and Hector Desgain attacked the group with a brick. Desgain, who was not injured, has been arrested. Young Zeller’s condition is grave.
Parks A L Martin announces the Indiana state democratic convention to be held in Indianapolis at Tomlinson hall on June 6 at 9 o clock. A full state ticket presidential electors and national convention delegates will be chosen. The convention will consist of 1527 delegates.
In Fort Wayne Indiana on May 6 William Branstratter, aged 76, was killed when his horse ran away while he returned to his farm. He was thrown over the dashboard and his body dragged for nearly five miles. Branstratter had lived in the county over thirty years and was described as quite wealthy.
Southfend Ind native Ary Shively denies reports he would seek the vice presidency on the Bryan ticket. He will run as a Democratic candidate for governor of Indiana.
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