16 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary lines describe men in the Arctic facing severe winter hardships. The text hints at dangers and struggles during prolonged cold, with references to canned meat and supplies as part of survival efforts.
A report notes cattle in Germany eagerly consume molasses based feeds. Scientists highlight high palatability and potential gains in dairy and beef production while signaling need for balanced diets and monitoring digestive comfort.
An 19th century note describes steam propulsion feeding a jet of white steam to drive a turbine like action. The text mentions recent attempts and cites potential gains and savings from the innovation.
The readable portion contains brassage of letters and garbled words outlining no clear event names dates or locations. No coherent entities or actions are discernible to summarize into a factual news item.
The reading contains garbled text with unclear events names and places. It seems to describe a sports or meeting item but the exact persons and organizations cannot be determined from the readable fragments.
A fragmented text passage references Dublin university rent and prepay terms with scattered names and terms. The readable content is too incomplete to identify persons, places, or definite events for a full newspaper card.
Readable parts show no cohesive event or identifiable entities. The text appears as garbled OCR, lacking clear people places organizations or dates to summarize into a newspaper card.
Unclear text fragment mentions prices and items with mixed misspellings. References to apples perhaps and winter season. No clear event, person, or organization clearly identifiable.
Fragmentary text mentions a Paris paper prize for best specimen of mile pie handwriting and references to samples of skill. also notes an author copying pages of a newspaper and a depiction of Columbus and discovery stories.
The text describes a secret process for making transparent leather by a few steamers. After removing fur from hides, skins are stretched on frames, rubbed with elyterin and Rumerone acids, dried in a scentless room, and treated with bichromate of potash solution. Tortoise shell solution is then applied to achieve a transparent finish.
Sivek 1887 notes show 13 1VLOO tons of ore yielded 6.314.384 grams of gold valued at about $17.34 per ounce over eight years. Critics allege Tarnate and others manipulated stocks in futures, claiming fortunes exceed the mines’ output.
In Germany two cigar makers were punished for producing paper cigars. One case involved a product with only the outer leaf of tobacco, the rest made from brown paper steeped in tobacco juices. In the other, the cigarmaker supplied a special brown paper with tobacco remnants under contract.
The report notes Republican gains across multiple states with Bushnell and Bradley winning pluas and a strong showing for Republicans in Ohio Kentucky Utah and Nebraska. It mentions broad Republican momentum and hints at future presidential implications while detailing inconsistent vote results and party dynamics.
Partial results from counties across the state indicate Republicans lead in key contests for governor and state legislature as early tallies suggest a shift against Democrats. Analysts note western counties favor Republicans and expect a Republican majority in the legislature, with late returns still incompletely reported.
New York returns show Republicans leading in key races with Gleason claiming mayoral victory on Long Island. Senate tilts Republican with 34 Republicans to 1 Democrat, Assembly lines split with 47 districts remaining Republican or Democratic, as results extend across counties and statewide canal and school votes are tallied.
In Marylands election the GOP captured majorities in city and state races. Baltimore voted for Lows fet for governor by a large margin and Hoover won mayor with a sizable lead. Republicans swept several legislative districts and gained control of city council, signaling strong partisan momentum.
Early returns indicate Republicans will hold a slim edge in the state house with a likely majority in the senate. results show Republicans winning several district seats and the party maintaining influence in major counties. Democrats retain some districts but face overall losses as joint ballot votes tilt toward GOP candidates.
The readable text hints at political figures and parties with scattered names and phrases. It references democrats, republicans, and local governance terms, but the overall content is garbled and hard to parse.
An OCR fragment reports on county results and candidate standings. It mentions governor estimates and a tally by party, with references to county officials and a state vote count. The text is fragmented and includes names such as Glas Len Bow and Bet y, indicating a political race summary with uncertain totals.
In Colorado numerous counties reported tight races with Republicans facing defeats in Denver and El Paso. ARM strong appears set to win sheriff while clerk and treasurer outcomes lean GOP. Women voting pattern noted amid delayed returns and ongoing tabulations across districts.
A garbled political snippet notes Senate dynamics and a death affecting an election race. It mentions several individuals and regions in a confused recount of events and affiliations, implying tense party competition and public attention.
Utah voters show Republicans leading in key races as returns from November 7 favor majorities in the legislature and suggest Republicans may gain two United States Senate seats. The article notes opposition to a constitutional measure and mentions George Cannon and Isaac Trumbo as likely senators.
The Kansas results show David Martin elected chief at the state level with notable opposition to Sim. Sedgwick county back the Democrats for a district judge and sheriff, while Shawnee’s Kepley wins sheriff over Burdge. Bristow projects state turnout between 50 000 and 75 400 with likely Republican decline.
Official returns from Iowa proceed slowly with Republicans forecast to gain about 70 000 votes for Drake. Prohibition support rebounds to 5020 from 800 two years ago. Democrats suffer in light turnout while the legislature stays heavily Republican with 74 Republicans and 24 Democrats in the house and 2 Republicans and eight Democrats in the senate. The GOP governor race lags behind the party ticket by around 4400 votes.
Early returns indicate Republicans extending lead in state and city races while the Populist party collapses, losing more than half its votes in a year. Supreme Court contests and county races shift toward Republican and Democratic candidates amid a tense political atmosphere in Omaha.
The readable portions show a discussion of party delegates, legal questions, and parliamentary procedure. It references the House and Senate involvement, and mentions leaders, committees, and potential electoral or legal questions affecting party actions.
Fragmentary OCR shows fragmented names and dates with unclear voting details and no coherent event to summarize. The readable parts do not establish a definite person or organization, place, or outcome for a newspaper card.
The piece notes Republicans likely gain four senate seats in Maryland New York New Jersey and Union County and mentions seats of Taft Vilas Voorhees Kylie Heifer and others expiring. It analyzes the potential party balance with Utah Dupont and possible silver or populist defections shaping control.
Milwaukee Nov 7 By direction of the attorney general the famous cases against Eugene V Debs and key American Railway Union members in Milwaukee have been drowned Judge Cerman allowing noises in each of the cases contingent on the district attorney and John T Fish special counsel who were engaged to prosecute the cases The indictments grew from the great AR Strike of past charging officers and other members with con to obstruct mail trains between Milwaukee and Chicago
Coremors, OF Nov. 7. Chairman Kurtz received telegrams from across the state congratulating him for his campaign. Walter D. Guilbert, state auditor-detect, also received many telegrams and held a long reception at the state house. Telegr ams indicate Guilbert leading in several counties, including Franklin. Final returns may show Guilbert with the highest vote among ticket members.
On a Wednesday morning two moving engines collided while hauling a train load of cinder model cars from Jones and McLaughlin furnaces. Howard Saukick was crushed away, and John Tyler was buried under molten cinder with most of his body consumed. A second laborer suffered minor injuries.
The New York Lake Erie and Western railroad was sold Wednesday at Ramapo under foreclosure to C. H. Coster Louis Fitzgerald and Anthony J. Thomas the reorganization committee for 20 million dollars. Philippe Cucheval Clarigny noted French journalist is dead. In Pittsburgh judge sent James Means a fine of 200 dollars for violation of the interstate commerce act.
The Fall River steamer Puritan ran aground on Great Gull Island in fog, with 150 passengers aboard. Crew and officers assisted by launching boats to rescue passengers and request towing and repairs after the ship struck hard, with water entering between hull skins while avoiding a large loss of life.
A Morning News Gal report from Homerville Georgia states Lewis Jefferson, a Negro, was captured after a failed attempted assault on Miss Wilson Frobel. He confessed to the crime. While awaiting magistrate transfer at Argyle, an officer was attacked and Jefferson was seized and shot.
The agriculture minister released grain production figures for sixty provinces in European Russia including Russian Poland. Reported in standard units, rye leads with 122,339,000. winter wheat 83,000,000. summer wheat 25,000,000. oats 106,448,000. buckwheat 7? thousand. millet 64,000. peas 5?. total figures stated in Stehetverts.
Chicago was the first city outside Georgia to show interest in the exposition. Attendees from Atlanta arrived Sunday to attend exercises on Illinois and Chicago avenues. The Chicago delegation largely supported a government appropriation, with one exception, in backing the southern cause.
Reports from Tennessee say a head on crash occurred on the TL and N railroad near Franklin, south of Nashville. A freight train struck a New Orleans passenger train, killing five people and injuring several others.
A Chilean syndicate has closed a deal for ten thousand acres on the Isthmus of Yebuuntenpre. They plan to establish a steamboat line on the Us-VaR route and plant hundreds of coffee and rubber trees to develop the property.
Advices from Constantinople report a consul arriving there describing widespread devastation from Erzurum to Trebizond. Every Armenian town and village is said to be in ruins with heaps of unburied bodies found throughout the region.
The president has appointed Arthur K. Delaney of Alaska as United States judge for the district of Alaska.
Deputy U S Marshal Harmon of Toledo arrested Wo H Blackmore and another man near Van Wert for involvement in manufacturing counterfeit money. The second man's name could not be learned.
From Warsaw Poland the department of state reports the second hygienic exposition will be held in Warsaw from May 45 to July Be SOG.
A bold robbery at the Santa Fe depot in Colona, November 12, nets Wells Fargo Express about $20,000 after two gunmen, aided by a third accomplice, forced the night agent to open the safe and flee before the Chicago limited train departed.
The A. R. A. at Devil's Lake declared the Great Northern strike off after a Monday afternoon meeting. Recalcitrants at Hilliard Columbia Falls and Spokane had already returned to work as the company moved to replace agitators by sending about 360 men from Chicago St Louis and elsewhere along the line.
Troy N Y November 12 Bat Shea convicted of killing Robert Ross at the polls in the spring election of Isah. Court of Appeals decision adverse. Resentenced by Justice Edwards to be electrocuted at Clinton prison the week beginning December 23, 1895.
Employees at the Schuylkill iron works and J Woods & Bros mills, including rolling mills in Conshohocken but excluding Long Mead, returned to work Monday morning after a 10 percent wage cut announced on Saturday.
Proclamation declares open to settlement at noon Pacific standard time on November 12 all unallotted lands acquired from the Nez Perce under the transfer. Lands are subject to the agreement's conditions limitations reservations and restrictions as outlined and have been approved by President Cleveland.
Dan Stuart president of the Florida Athletic club arrived in El Paso to arrange a Corbett versus Fitzsimmons bout. He aims to secure a concession to fight Induarez in Chihuahua. The target dates are December 10 to 20, possibly November.
One man was killed and another fatally injured in a collision between a freight and a passenger train on the Louisville and Nashville railroad half a mile south of Franklin Tennessee. The freight train ran into Franklin after being ordered to wait for the passenger train at West Harpeth six miles south.
A Constantinople dispatch to the Cologne Gazette reports rising popular excitement in the Asiatic provinces of Turkey and alarm in the Porte over signs of insurrection in parts of Syria. An additional conference of the ambassadors of the powers was held Sunday.
The steamer Pooler went ashore near Sunderland on Monday morning and has been towed off. The British ship Avera from Calcutta to Boulogne was burned at sea. Its chief mate carpenter and apprentice along with seven seamen landed at Padang Sumatra.
The Tiamonad workers walk out on Monday with 221 on strike after employers refused a 25 percent raise. Sixty workers in Brooklin and forty in Newark join the action for the same wage demand.
O Garibolla and J Berry report a 70 year old Addison township resident named Berry committing suicide Monday morning with a double barreled gun. The self inflicted wound destroyed part of his head and skull found near the bed. He had been a farmer for a week.
A passenger train on the Auburn division of the Lehigh road leaving Auburn at 11 19 am struck a landslide at Levanna at noon Monday and was thrown from the track. Engineer Charles True sustained fatal injuries.
New York November 12 W H Crossman and Company will ship 1 060 000 dollars in gold to Europe aboard the steamship Spree, which sails Tuesday. The gold has been ordered at the sub treasury.
The Long Branch life saving station reports the wrecking tug failed to refloat the steam er Irrawaddy off the Asbury Park beach. She remains in the same position from Saturday afternoon. Seven killed by an explosion in Derby Bonconesy at Al.
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Olney has persuaded President Cleveland to formally recommend recognizing Cuban independence. The move hinges on Britain’s reply on the Monroe doctrine and affects plans for addressing the Venezuelan boundary dispute Alaska, Armenian troubles, and other topics in a potential regular or special message to Congress.
Indianapolis November 12 The annual report of Receiver Failer of the Iron Hall shows charges from October 17 1804 totaling 1 200 453 with 338 860 paid out and a cash balance of 178 219 outstanding claims 154 763 and a remaining balance around 10 000 after all claims. About 791 000 in the suspended Iron Ball bank assets have not been converted yet the receiver expects little from it. Expense totals include 15 000 for the receiver and 39 000 for attorneys.
Editor Matthews of the Nonconformist national organ said November 12 that reports the populist party planned to disband in Indianapolis were false. He quipped that rivals wrecked the funeral sermon, while the party would bury its own corpse and write its obituary.
Nov 13. The city council places guards along the northern road into Colorado from Nebraska as black diphtheria spreads in the area. Four deaths have occurred with others ill. Country schools have largely closed.
BELLAire Ohio November 12 The Scoten Preserving Co assigned Monday to W C Bergundthal and H Roemer Assets about 15000 and liabilities over 20000 WaAsumneTos November 12 Attorney General Harmon appoints Henry Rechton of Cincinnati disbursing officer of the department of justice Rechton connected with Cincinnati courts is a Democrat and familiar with duties Salary 2260 per year.
In Meridian Mississippi on November 12 a 72 year old Mrs Orr and 84 year old Win Bounds were married at Sucarnoochee.
A sweeping Indiana roundup reports on accidents crimes and disappearances across cities like Muncie Indianapolis and Warsaw. Notable items include the death of GEO. ANDERSON in Muncie. daring robberies and embezzlement cases. a missing elderly woman near Crown Point. a church shepherd search in Crawfordsville. a fatal driller shooting in Van Buren. and a steel plant bid in Alexandria.
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