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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1899
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows references to a sale in the cotton industry with scattered phrases about bids and locations. The readable content includes names and places such as Gale PA, Haden Pope, Hone, and Te tebe, with unclear figures and times, indicating a damaged public or commercial notice about sales or auctions within the cotton sector.
Public domain summary notes calls to curb forest fires citing annual losses surpassing 20 million dollars. The report details land management costs, acreage changes, and fire-related expenditures across federal and state programs, with emphasis on public safety and asset protection.
Scattered and garbled OCR text references racing actions and public notices. The fragmentary lines mention teams, dates, places, and individuals but lack clear events or outcomes. The piece appears to be damaged newspaper material with multiple misread names and terms.
The article reports an explosion during a university gathering in Nicaragua injuring four students and two professors. Witnesses describe panic and exposure to fumes from nitric gas while authorities investigate the blast site and cause. Delayed telegrams mention European rulers Nicholas and William planning a meeting in Darmstadt before a planned trip to England.
In memory of Ren and Mone Rene Oot 2 mass Sunday honors Gen. Sor Willint. A condolence dispatch was sent to the pope. Ladys Sprouse celebrated. Sir William recently visited Keme and held an audience with the pope.
Readable fragments describe a budget meeting and political figures with unclear names. The text references The Hague and foreign budget talks, urging action or ties. Specifics are garbled, but the item centers on a budget discussion and scheduling.
German born inventor of the linotype typesetting machine Bartimone died on Faturday from consumption. He was born May 10, 1534, in Germany and became a noted figure in early printing technology.
A historical notice reports BRANCIECO sailing vessels tied to Pont & Co of New York via William E Michell. The event involves ten sailing vessels valued at over half a million dollars and related heat or dispute with Dubre.
A dispatch from Toulon quotes a 5 Che. 2S-A report that two or three of the fastest cruisers are ordered to the Delagoa Bay area, with Russian ships expected to follow. The note appears in the Perc. Journal via the 2S-A dispatch.
In Chicago on Thursday Northwestern University beat Lake Forest University 16 to 0. A driving rainstorm produced many fumbles by both teams.
Reports describe a violent disturbance involving several citizens in a Northern town resulting in multiple injuries and a death.Included details recount a shooting at a street location with numerous bystanders affected and a gunman at large. Also noted is a separate Indiana poisoning case where Ed Salmon poison plot failed due to witness absence.
A report describes a shooting on a train with a passenger firing a pistol, injuring a person while a fight ends with another individual escaping. Police investigate the chaotic scene and question witnesses aboard the car as officers secure the area.
Fragmentary business notes mention a forthcoming regatta at Sete and plans for continued reporting. The text references a person named Eunice and a social education context, with a separate note about a woman acquitted of murder after a long deliberation.
NaSHVILLE Tenn Oct 27 A R Eliott of Kansas City killed 99 birds Thursday at the Belle Meade gun club tournament. By this feat he retains the cast Iron medal and championship of wing shots.
Evansville hosted the annual state celebration of the Order of United Workers Friday drawing about 25 000 strangers from Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Illinois. The procession stretched five miles through the city with over 109 badges represented.
Notre Dame beat Northwestern by one score as heavy rain left the field waterlogged, played Friday in Notre Dame Indiana. Northwestern was unable to capitalize on early chances as the Irish pulled ahead and maintained the lead despite the sloppy conditions.
A railroad brakeman on a fast passenger train exposed extraordinary nerve after an accident. He crawled from the track and signaled the crew to stop as he lay injured, later succumbing at the hospital.
Disjointed excerpt discusses prison reform and harsher second offenses penalties. Mentions abstactions on sentences and advanced ideas in moral law. Reports fires in Kanknee valley devastating the region and gas territory acquisitions by Standard Oil Co amid oil prospect concerns.
Alvin Sivbitt living near this place was fined 15 for kissing two women on the road after stopping Miss Gochenour and Miss Kee. He jumped into their buggy and assaulted them.
George Gillie aged 20 was likely fatally shot four miles north of the city during charivari when a companion’s shotgun discharged accidentally on Wednesday night.
El Poss, a Cincinnati schoolteacher, confessed to stealing six pounds from a public reading room. He was found guilty and tied to the grounds on Wednesday night amid an insanity claim.
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