09 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1906
Page
1
Senator Daniel of Virginia delivers a moving speech at Columbus Ohio on the fifth anniversary of McKinley's death praising the late president. He extols unity, national purpose, and McKinley's enduring influence on the republic and world, noting his American character and lasting legacy.
A regional verse piece contrasts autumn scenes with political campaigning and household preparations. It weaves rustic observations from harvest time with a candidate's door to door campaigning and seasonal anxieties, ending with domestic chores and a pungent moth ball note.
Deputy Cashier Charles B. Williams was found dead inside Citizens Bank of Salera on Friday morning. A shotgun lay nearby with a fatal chest wound. Police suspect accidental discharge while Williams was repositioning the weapon before closing Thursday night.
Dr J N Hurty of the state board of health urges local ordinances to prohibit burning leaves at night noting smoke irritates throats and aids germ lodgement while daytime burning is safer and less bothersome as sun clears air.
Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks spoke to a large crowd in Southern Indiana. He emphasized logical reasoning and plain statements rather than fiery oratory, aiming to win friends and votes for the Republican ticket in the crucial campaign swing.
John R. Walsh formed the Southern Indiana Railroad with its own express line. Rival express firms refused prepaid terms and refused delivery on SI routes. Indiana law in 1901 required equal facilities. a Bedford injunction forced American Express to grant SI the same terms. The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed, upholding the law and SI victory.
A group of Misses Letha O Dell Alma Helm Clarice Critchlow Maud Laughlin Maud Crooke Charlotte Hayes and Jennie Laughlin enjoyed a Halloween themed progressive party. In Critchlow s home they met a fortune teller wheel and sealed prophecies. Guests explored witchy treats and games before moving to next hosts and ending with a witch supper.
A Review of Reviews portrait of Judge Charles E Magoon describes him as tall strong and vital with a steady calm demeanor. The piece credits his New England lineage and asserts Roosevelt chose him for clear decisive leadership and candor in governing Cuba without scandal or deception.
Notice offers sale or rent of the J. M. Crooke residence on Main Street. See at once W. C. Garten for old papers for sale at this office.
O'Dell Miss Maud and Jennie Laughtin with Miss Maud Crooke and Miss Charlotte Hayes hosted visits where refreshments were served at each stop. Various games were played and partners for the next gathering were chosen using different plans.
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