Insurgent Gengs Report From Libya Gap in Reports
A fragmentary dispatch references Libya and insurgent groups with unclear names. The text mentions missiles and international scope, noting limited clarity on actors and timing.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1898
Page
1
A fragmentary dispatch references Libya and insurgent groups with unclear names. The text mentions missiles and international scope, noting limited clarity on actors and timing.
A brief note titled President's Message discusses national concerns and policy directions. It references governance, wartime steps, and duties of leadership, with emphasis on fidelity to state goals and public service.
Unclear OCR text recounts regiment movements and local military notices. Key names and places are unreadable, but indicates orders to send Tavs Tediane regiments to Choehameinga and mentions a second regiment. Details and dates are unintelligible.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a deserted hose incident and multiple vows or petitions tied to a local matter. Names, dates, or precise actions are unclear, leaving only vague references to actions and commitments within a community context.
Disjointed clippings reference Navy secretary activity, Commodore Dewey, and political maneuvers across Indiana and Massachusetts. Mentions include arrivals and departures, nominations in Princeton, and unrest among departments as workers quit. Names like Dewey appear amid chaotic, partially garbled text.
An order directs that staff of the marine service be used for rear treatment of sailors and soldiers. About 20 hospitals exist, scattered along the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coasts.
Firing at sea was heard off Charleston Friday morning but no vessels were sighted. The report comes from Charleston and notes the event without identifying ships or cause. Authorities have not confirmed any maritime contact or engagement.
The grand jury in four courts indicts Frank Siple and Joan ine for murdering Floyd Smith by administering poison. Patties not indicted but placed under $400 bond as a witness. They pled not guilty. Trial set for June 27. Recruits leave Auburn as Company K recruits depart for Camp Mount Indianapolis. Fire destroys Big Four depot and telegraph office at Cambridge City with heavy freight loss.
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