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Fragmentary notice reports a local update involving city officials and a matter tied to Et MacConnell, with sparse readable details and no clear outcome.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
3
Fragmentary notice reports a local update involving city officials and a matter tied to Et MacConnell, with sparse readable details and no clear outcome.
P M Hassell of Bedford plans a festival at the Moe church. Indianapolis visitor JW Heosles eyes a tax. Residents visited Terre Haute relatives Monday. Music performances include violins at Withar's, and trips to Bedford. Several locals travel for family events and church services.
Green County Sheriff John C Huffman, formerly in office since January 1, 2004, shot himself near his four mile south Bloomfield farm after weeks of brooding over debt. His body was found by a Bloomfield man in an old unused house, with family strain and intended payments noted before his death. He leaves a wife and six children. his father Fred Vassler was a prominent farmer.
The town records residents on sick lists and others visiting families. Names include Jann White Jolo Sims Rae Riney and more. People travel to work attend dances and visit relatives while local businesses and advertisers plan weekly ad copy and graduation arrangements.
Rev. George K. L. Little and wife opened revival services at the U B church in Odin last Monday. Little, once known as the boy preacher, brings years of experience and full gospel preaching. Crowds grow each evening with parts of his work displayed on canvas and Mrs Little assisting. A large religious awakening is expected before the meetings end.
James Moore of Barboursville Kentucky leads a defense fund in Washington to appeal Caleb Powers death sentence for the Goebel murder. Powers has been tried three times by Democratic juries, remained imprisoned since arrest, and awaits U S Supreme Court review. Support pours in from Republicans and sympathy spreads nationwide.
An electric railway planned for the Alps will become Europe’s highest line when finished. It will climb nearly three quarters of a mile, cross steep ascents, and use electrified cables. Passengers will ride in luxurious cars with enclosed seating and fans to ensure comfort during the ascent.
A naturalist in Irvine tried to photograph a rail on its nest. He moved within two feet of the nest with a camera but a female rail rose, covered herself with soft fibers, and flew off the nest. She returned and the bird settled again as the photographer hurried for another shot.
Mrs Laura Belle Shields died at her West El Nora street home Tuesday night at 10 o clock after a long illness from consumption. Born August 28 1864 she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Clinton. She joined the Friendship Baptist Church in 1884 and later married Jacob B Shields on September 21 1883. She leaves a son two sisters a father and mother and many relatives. Funeral services were held Thursday evening at the Christian church conducted by Fat C A Buchanan with burial at Hilbeoustery.
The King's Herald of the M. E. church will host its annual bank offering service Sunday April 15 at 730 PM. The program lists Song Prayer Scripture Reading Mission Band at Averageville and a motion song and exercise. A collection table includes Lucile McCoy Hazel Webster and others in missionary music.
American millionaires in Europe return to ancestral homes amid royal receptions but often drift back toward New York, investing in electric lights and modern amenities at English estates while seeking the comforts of home. The trend shows Americans preferring domestic ancestral residences near major cities, avoiding rigid aristocratic life abroad.
Dowman, a substitute clerk at the Washington post office, passed an examination as a teacher for the Philippine Islands. He took the exam in Evansville and learned of his success on Tuesday, and may accept a position there.
The New York Herald notes passenger conductors once prized lanterns as a symbol of status and skill. Illumination improvements and stricter lighting reduced demand for lanterns though conductors still carry them on trains. Historic displays of costume lanterns once featured at association meetings now fade from routine use.
Fragmentary article discusses peanuts in Senegal with scattered facts about production and international trade. It mentions Senegambia, France and the Netherlands in relation to peanut markets, and hints at cultural notes and geography, though details are obscured by garbled text.
An old court decision affirms a dismissal despite polite wording in a bank staff notice. The clerk sued the bank. the court ruled the letter still constituted dismissal, upholding the lower court and noting word choice did not change the action.
Sample mailed free for piles offers relief with Humphreys Witch Hazel suggested to cure external or internal hemorrhoids including bleeding itching and fissures. Three shillings and fifty cents to one dollar advertised with a Cincinnati message from Wilkes and John in New York.
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