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Odon Journal in Odon, Indiana
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Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1895
Page
1
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Obscure Language Society Honors Trish Preservation
A local society dedicated to preserving the Trish language recognizes educational efforts by schools and mentors. The event highlights community involvement and the ongoing push to teach Trissain to students with regional ties.
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Schoulsmatters
Society For the Preservation of
Prestig
Public shaming urged to curb bird ornaments on hats
A fragment describes a plan to deter wearing dead birds on hats by public shaming in streetcar areas. It argues that if passengers see birds used as millinery, women and their attire will come under social censure.
Atkinson Proposes Life Insurance for Poor Children
Mn Epwanp Atkinson argues for a genuine life insurance for poor children not death insurance. He suggests a premium tied to constant health rather than mortality, claiming costs could not exceed current child death coverage. He praises Germany's public insurance as a model and sees infancy insurance as a good idea.
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Epwanp
Atkinson
Bigmarck
Germany
Mr. Atkinson
U S Warns on Chicory Adulteration in European Trade
An APU report questions rising chicory use in Europe and warns that U S authorities may curb adulteration as demand grows. Officials say adulteration risks increase when European consumption expands and public health concerns mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Europe
United State
United States
Port of Corinto reopening boosts shipments
A New Years May 1 special from Colon reports steamship firms notified of Corinto port reopening and resumed operations. Shipments that had previously returned are now moving forward to and from Corinto.
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Colon
Corinto
Currency authorities demand banks' condition report
Wassixeton May 10 reports the contralier of the currency has issued a call on national banks for a statement of their condition at the close of business March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassixeton
Spain to Draft Plan for Settlement of Japan Russia Dispute
The May 10 Figaro notes negotiations among Japan Russia France and Germany on Shimonoseki treaty changes. It states Spain has been assigned to draft a final settlement plan addressing the disputes among the four nations.
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Pants
Figaro
Japan
Russia
France
Germany
Retired General Casey Heads Engineers Office
In Vasnisgros on May 106 Hrig General Thomas J. Casey, chief of engineers, retires after holding the post since early service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasnisgros
Thos. J. Casey
Rebels Win After Fierce Battle at Guaimaro
Fragmented report from Cuba describes rebels defeating Spanish forces near Guaimaro with insurgent gains. Passenger arrivals on the Mascotte indicate continued unrest while Cadiz regiment and local troops engage in the fighting and retreat.
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Guaimaro
Tasos
Fla
Marti
Cubs
Camapuay
Qos
Cadiz
Gomez
Wits
Dts
Feuseor Le Vinrning and Feigan Troops Clash Near Plimer
In Feuseor Le Vinrning at Evers Poiot Ges, Feigan troops clashed with the government forces near Plimer cow. Reported heavy pressure and retreat threats as Paris Vato moved toward Dor, with gunned sections and retreated troops seen amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers Poiot
Paris
Lotte
Confederate Memorial Events Noted Across North Carolina
A fragmented report recalls Confederate Veterans ceremonies in North Carolina cities including Wilmington and Charlotte. It mentions the Ha.eigh area and a military escort by Army Hartranft post, naval reserves, and a unity under veteran groups honoring the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poattie de
Newsman Manuel Fuentes Freed After Cuban Insurrection Arrest
Washington reports the acting U S consul general in Havana, Mr Springer, states Manuel Fuentes, a New York newspaper correspondent, arrested for alleged complicity in the Cuban insurrection, has been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasnisGton
State Department
Mr Springer
United States
Havana
Manuel Fuentes
New York
Alreed
Green Nacalie Returns Home After Four Years Away
Rerenapon May 2 Extueen Nat ilie arrived here Friday after having been ineaxtle four years. She was met by her son King Alexander and a vast enthusiastic crowd.
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Hr-Gnieen Nacalie
Extueen Natilie
Alexander
Hastings Confirms Hawaii Advice Amid Ministerial Rumor
Frank P. Hastings, charged with affaires of the Hawaiian delegation, says he received advices from Hawaii via the steamer to San Francisco. He claims ignorance of rumors about his appointment to succeed Minister Thurster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiumetos
Frank P. Hastings
Auffaires
Hawaii
San Francisco
Thurster
Seatch Irish Convention at Washington and Lee
The seventh congress of the Neotch Irish Society of America will meet in the Washington and Lee University chapel in Lexington Virginia from June 20 to 22 inclusive.
Cloudburst Trains Plunge Into Flood Waters in Massillon
A late Friday night cloudburst swamped bridges on the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling lines flooding the lowlands. Residents were pulled from homes by boat and several injured as the flood rose swiftly. A Wheeling and Lake Erie wrecking train plunged into water near a trestle. Fireman Taylor and a brakeman were injured, with Taylor still alive. Families in lower city areas were rescued as the Willow Creek rose and water swept through streets for hours.
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Massinnanx
Masin
Cleveland
Lorain & Wheeling
Wheeling & Lake
Summit
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Massilien
Dailan
Auben Dusind
Gibeon
Merwinder
Taylor
West Broolotheld
Testris
Murder of a Street Car Conductor Stuns City Fathers
A street car conductor murder near Clayton is reported with two men hanged the same morning. Edward Murray and Edward Firs are named in connections to the crime, with victims’ families and local officials reacting to the shocking events.
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St. Louis
James Murray
Clayton
wWerock
Liman
Yaric
Edward Murray
Herrmann
Sie
Preeiseyoo Melos
Decline in former governor Tra Chase prompts worry in Indiana
Inpranavents Indiana telegrams report ex governor Tra Chase in poor condition while in Maine for evangelistic services. The prominent public figure and former lieutenant governor faced earlier indictments and alleged implications in a major scandal, with updated notes of his health and family distress.
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Trrand
Ste- White Grovernor
Inediana
Leopne
Indiana
Pee
Dleve
Harry Minniok
Fragmentary obituary note on Charies with military service details
A partial obituary fragment recalls Charies who served as assistant surgeon and later medical officer in the army with brigadier rank. It notes promotions in 1875 and 1880, mentions a wife and seven children, and references his high rank and meritorious services.
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Charies
Fay
Is Fo
Isos
Lso
Connell Reelected Leader in Machinists Session
Cincinnati May 13 James Connell was reelected to a second term with little opposition at the Machinists convention session. The finance committee reported the group is in good standing with STO to its credit and the report was adopted.
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Cincinnati
James Connell
Admiral Meare in Washington Faces Court Martial Threat
May 13 in Washington Adm. Meare has arrived but not met with the navy department. He is formally asked to deny or confirm an interview. If he does not deny, the administration will hold him strictly accountable and order a court martial.
Brunswick Fevers Rumor Denied
May 13 report from HomeHow Fever notes that Brunswick is not in danger of yellow fever infection as claimed, calling the prior warning groundless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srunswich
Brunswick
Frost Spares Fruit Crop Despite Severe Cold
In Wayer Indiana on May 13 a heavy frost occurred Sunday morning but extreme dryness in recent weeks protected the fruit crop from destruction. The temperature remains cold and danger is not past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wayer
Ind
Formosa's Faturs Autonomy Report From Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily News reports a Shanghai sablegram that Japan plans Formosa as an autonomous colony. The item notes the island's status as a potential self governing possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Lonpox
Daily News
Vienna
Shanghai
Japan
A Strange War Over Chicago Gaming Fringe Battle
Harlem track owners and Chicago board of trade clash with the Civic Federation over stopping bookmaking. Geo Hawkins, Wm Martin, J A Murphy, Corrigan and others discuss action to curb gambling by options, puts and calls while considering state warrants. Hawkins vows to fight amid threats of raids and future prosecutions for gambling under Joliet terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Boar of Trade
Cuicano
Civic Federation
Harlem
Board of Trade
Geo. Hawkins
Wm. Martin
J. A. Murphy
Corrigan
Chicago
John Brrenock
John Burke
Pat Dunne
Jez Ullman
Kuhl
W. T. Baker
Hearsemen
Joliet
Hawkins
Memphis parade marks largest turnout as Battery B leads display
May 14 Memphis hosts a lengthy parade led by Majten RB Snoween and Col Nellogg with U S regulars militia, infantry and cavalry units and the Third U S Cavalry band from Jefferson Barracks. Over 100000 spectators line eight blocks. Neely Zouaves and Marton cadets impress with precise drills. Iowa State band and Thurston rifles noted for upcoming classes amid fine weather.
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Cincinnati
Memphis
Majten
RB. Snoween
Col
Nellogg
United States Army
Third United States Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Iowa State
Neely
Marton
Washington, D. C
Comte Papillo
Ginnadh
Steele
Fisen
Chandler
W. L. Bellogi
Fifth United States Infantry
Iowa State Band
Des Moines
Governor's Quard
Thurston Rifles
Omaha
Omaha Guards
Post Office Chief Clerk Thomas resigns to pursue private interests
Washington May 14 Mr Frank H Thomas chief clerk of the post office department has tendered his resignation to Postmaster General Wilson to take effect on appointment of a successor Wilson has selected a successor but will not name him until acceptance is assured Thomas resigns to devote himself to private business interests requiring his individual attention.
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Washington
Frank H. Thomas
Post Office Department
Wilson
Thomas
Early frost reported in Rixeston and Catskills areas
Thermometer readings in Rixeston and surrounding low lands showed a 49 degree start to the day. A heavy white frost was noted on the low lands while ice formed in the Catskills during the early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rixeston
Catskills
New York Police Board Drops Parade Plan
New York on May 14 reports the police board voted to forgo a parade of the force. The decision comes after Chief Branes urged a parade and faces disappointment at the reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Police Board
Branes
Justice Jackson in conference with President Cleveland
In Washington on May 14, Justice Jackson of the United States Supreme Court was in conference with President Cleveland at the White House. The meeting drew considerable interest from onlookers and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hincrox
Trustice Jackson
United States Supreme Court
Cleveland
White House
Snow blankets Sullivan and Delaware counties with frost damage
A cold wave hit the Monticello area on Sunday night with ice forming and snow in places. Fruit blossoms were reported badly frozen in Sullivan and Delaware counties as of 7 am. In Barre, Mrs. William Moore died after ingesting corrosive sublimates during a frenzy, saying she wanted to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monticello
N. Y
Sulivan
Delaware
Berbarre
William Moore
Supreme Court Tax Decision May Be Near After Conference
The Washington report says Supreme Court justices held a two day conference on the income tax but reached no definite conclusion. Justice Jackson pressed questions on interpretation and was unable to finalize his position due to illness and time limits. Government counsel anticipated an unfavorable ruling and prepared accordingly as a new decision date loomed early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson
Justice Jackson
Galuge
Nie
Justine Jackson
Atty
Gen. Olney
Gen
Olmex
Fudge Jackson
Tennessee
Cleveland Rumored to Float New Bond Issue in May
Report from Washington May 15 says the administration may issue more bonds though credibility is doubtful. The soil reserve nears one hundred million with gold withdrawals unlikely, implying possible redemption bonds. Treasury cash balance remains ample to cover current needs amid ongoing bonds discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Amherst College President Seviere resigns in 1861
The text notes President Seviere of Amherst resigned in June 1861 due to poor health from nervous system disease. Despite medical care he could not continue duties, ending his tenure as Amherst president. The account references a winter period with deteriorating health and eventual resignation.
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Amherst
Insanity ruling in Duestrow murder case reaches sane verdict
In Assoy Missouri the insanity trial of Dr Arthur Duestrow millionaire of Psod Shaat ended with a finding of sanity. This marks the second trial after a prior disagreement. Duestrow had pleaded insanity to avoid murder charges and will face trial on murder once counsel and the state decide next steps.
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Assoy, Mo
Arthur Duestrow
Millonaire
Psod
Pebraat Wittas
Duestrow
General Colton Dies After Civil War Service
Gen Joseph H Colton of the southern army dies at his New Haven Connecticut home. Born in West Springfield Massachusetts he hailed from Puritan stock and was descended from Thomas Hooker. He served in Tennessee and became aide to Gen Pemberton who made him a general after the Vicksburg siege. He leaves a daughter Mrs Easton of Iowa Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph H. Colton
New Haven
Conn. Heorn
West Springfeld
Mass
Thomas Hooker
Tennessee
Pemberton
Viecksberg
Caston
Mrs. Easton
Iouma
Wibss
Cabinet Change Rumor Circles After Gresham Illness
A rumor in WassilmTex May 13 claims Secretary Gresham will retire due to illness and Don Dickinson would replace him, but officials say no cabinet changes will occur while Gresham is ill. If changes come, a vacancy could appear from death, possibly opening Dickinson a future spot. A mass miners meeting is planned in Kimball Monday with leaders Lawless and others addressing a large crowd amid smallpox fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Don Dickinson
Dickinson
Ween
W.a
Kimball
Lawless
Nice Raise in Wages in Exy Minnesota
Exy Minnesota May 12 Chandler Iron Co a branch of Minnesota Tron Co boosted wages for 700 employes by 10 to 20 percent Saturday The company will spend about 810000 more each month on labor at the mine due to the raise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Exy, Minn
Chandler Iron Co
Minnesota Tron Co
Heavy seas wreck vessels on the Great Lakes
Reports from South Milwaukee Racine Sheboygan and adjacent ports describe a three masted schooner lost near Milwaukee with crew clinging to the rigging A two mast vessel capsized three miles out with at least three men seen The Quinstep steamer dragged ashore at Sheboygan with life savers rescuing the crew The J K Witehen schooner went ashore on Middle Island with crew safely evacuated and the Kitchen boat valued at 4900 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Anton Supantuch
Here
Racine
Harvard
Paine
Trere
Edward Gillen
Sheboygan
Quienstep
Garden Bay
Rau
Sheroygan
Shumer
Mich
J. K. Witehen
Middle Island
Chicago
Arrow Lake, O
Miners Strike Standoff and Ex gov Chase Remains
Reports from EnKHeRsS indicate unrest near Pocahontas with miners leaving the field, troop movements and quarantines for smallpox, while ex Gov Chase’s remains will be en route to Indiana and may lie in state before burial at Crown Hill. Justice Jackson reportedly plans retirement. A newlywed couple burned to death in Michigan after moving into a vacant house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
maNnaronts
Ind
Ire J. Chase
Lubee
Capitol
State Board of Health
Crown Hill
Knights of Labor Effort in Portugal Reported
Philadelphia May 14 An effort is to be made to organize a district of the Knights of Labor in Portugal A E Swasey of Galveston Tex on his way to that country has taken an organizer's commission to enlist wage workers in Spain and Portugal in the order The Ground Frozen Woostre C May 14 Great damage was done to fruits vegetables and crops by a killing frost Monday morning The ground was frozen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of L
Portugal
Philadelphia
Knights of Labor
A. E. Swasey
Galveston
Tex
Spain
Woostre
Indiana State News Highlights Local Happenings
A spate of short notices across Indiana reports a 7-year-old Indianapolis boy dead after a self-harm threat, a Weber family homestead fire with 30000 in gold found, deaths of James Wape and others, a Raleigh cycle path project, numerous accidents, crimes, and civic notes from Anderson to Peru.
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Indianapolis
George Davilson
Richmond
Weber
Wold
James Wape
Frankfort
Hikhart
Crocleh
W. A. Landon
Lancaser
Elishart
Anderson
American Mechanics
Yu Leviv
Savannah Dugan
St. Ne
Neuman
Pert
Mowan
Terrellante
Rockville
Perre Haute
Elth
Tnis Gs
Dows Tlape Nebien
Perre Taute
Evansville
Perre Plante Ward
Shelbyville
Aircon
Dunkle
Gilead
Peru
Frank Moore
Powis
Shebbyville
Lizzie Ensley
Inianayedis
Parmer
Joan Tehtoe
Phipiiten Grinnnes
Pu Wayne
Maumee
Orricens
Corynon
Monon
Crawfordsvile
Cude
Dansville
Grouck Boswick
Chesterton
Porter
Porter Home and Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Nokoma
Madison
Delaware
Indiana Gas Belt
Jouxsos
Ft Warne
Pav
Lizzie Cook
Montpelier
Wile
Gas Belt Electric Railway
Marion
Elwood
Jason L. Dburtex
Martinsville
Wat. Hipay
Ingalls
Madison County
Ona Prickett
Noblesville
CorscinMan McMasters
Ansit Johnson
Cowan
Dan L. Paine
Maryson County
Rochester
J. E. Newton
Logansport
Chasrexy Russert
Bridgetown
Lour
Benn
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