The Odon Journal and Dean M Inman
An Indiana publication titled The Odon Journal is attributed to Dean M Inman with a note of publisher and location in Indiana. The fragment suggests a local newspaper record or ad from Odon, Indiana.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
2
An Indiana publication titled The Odon Journal is attributed to Dean M Inman with a note of publisher and location in Indiana. The fragment suggests a local newspaper record or ad from Odon, Indiana.
A critical look at ruined eastern farms sold for little, urging nature’s laws and self-interest. The piece notes New England French Canadian immigration to the Canadian northwest, with two families booked to depart, and discusses broader economic shifts and shipping policy.
A playful sketch notes a couple aging in San Francisco and the boyish reminiscences of a future Kermit Roosevelt. The snippet mentions a predicted great strawberry year in the South and a surprisingly strong prune season this winter.
Miss Minnie Ahlers a 23 year old school teacher from Princeville was found dead in her Met ropolitan hotel room with three bullet wounds. Train conductor Fasterly of Chillicothe is jailed after claiming the death was self inflicted though investigators doubt a self inflicted triple shot.
Frank W. Rollins, former New Hampshire governor, pleads guilty before Judge Vand to smuggling in U S circuit court. He takes the blame while his wife and son are freed. Rollins pays a $2000 fine by producing a large roll of bills. He was arrested May 13 after leaving the Lusitania. An $800 fur coat was declared. undeclared property worth $4,736.14 found in trunks.
Marshall Marks, convicted by the white slave grand jury led by John D. Rockefeller Jr., receives a sentence of four to six years. Nicolina Marino, 17, testifies that Marks forced her into prostitution after she believed he would marry her. She came from Italy 18 months ago and will be deported.
The Nebraska supreme court affirms the death sentence of Bert M. Taylor for the murder of his 17 year old sister in law Pearl Taylor. The court fixes October 28 as the day of execution and notes Taylor also attacked another sister in law.
Four workmen were killed instantly at the Pacific Coast Powder Company construction camp near Sumner Washington when a runaway incline car caused the fatal accident. The incident occurred at the Sumner site, details say, with investigators pursuing the cause and safety lapses.
London witnessed an immense royal funeral with 700000 viewing Westminster Hall as King Edward VII lay in state. The procession included King George and visiting monarchs, while security, banners, and violet drapery framed the ceremony. Queen Alexandra's grief overshadowed the mourning period and royal mausoleum at Frogmore housed the royal remains.
Reports describe a severe tornado path from Pauls Valley to Mayesville and Paoli destroying homes, felling trees, and wiping out towns. Several killed and many injured as relief crews rush to the stricken area. wires down and communication hampered.
The Minnesota Supreme Court Justice O'Brien issues an injunction against Standard Oil stopping it from doing business in the state. The Ramsey County action by the state alleges Standard Oil sold oil at discriminatory prices.
Customs officials investigate reports of large opium shipments brought to the Santa Monica area. Vessels reportedly drop drug in deep water nets north of the coast, with land operatives removing it using fishing launches.
Terre Haute Indiana report says Charles Krammar a blind man was shot and killed by William Marsh after entering Marshs chicken coop with a sack presumably to transport chickens. The incident highlights a fatal encounter about property and entry dispute.
Williams Bay Wisconsin observers report clouds hindered Halley’s comet viewing. New data was obtained despite the cloudy skies, but no observations could be made at Yerkes Observatory.
Chicago meeting of Socialist congress adopts a resolution adding woman suffrage to the party platform after denying women delegates the right to elect a woman chairman.
An explosion at a powder plant four miles from Nanimo, British Columbia, killed five men and collapsed the works. The blast's force was felt for miles around.
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