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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1899
Page
1
The fragment details military movements and appointments across the Southwest and Arizona Texas posts. It notes General Miles touring posts, court actions, and a district court sentencing or fine amount of 174 400 in some unsettled case.
The Commissioner surveys progress in the Indian service noting the number of persons employed and the push to appoint qualified individuals in every position. The report highlights policy and staffing efforts across departments.
Fragmentary notice reports Archibal and Ong preparing marriage with celebration plans and cheerful mood reflected in the garlanded event.
A fragmented report notes shifting leadership and lines of duty within Campania and New York areas. Officials, including a countess figure, appear in cautious discussions as plans for governance and naval movements face ambiguity.
Fragmentary text from Chicago Orchestra context mentions Paris bars, a citizen justice and labor themes. It references a case and a demand for legislative action, with unclear names and dates and scattered phrases.
In Columbus Ohio on November 19 the Hamilton county tally shows governor Nash 55 740 for the Republican side McJean 56 803 Democrat Jones 12 503. For lieutenant governor Caldwell 30 582 Patrick 39 634. A murder charge is entered against an unnamed suspect.
A Detroit construction firm secured the contract for overhead work and equipment for the Green Voie to Padismapola road project. The award covers supplying key materials and completing the specified roadway components as planned by the project authorities.
A damaged clipping mentions an explosion and a person named Biberson with scattered references to Souths Shell and a wall. The readable text is incomplete and streams broken phrases without clear dates places or outcomes.
A fragmentary report notes a bann of cari Juans tos ten miles north of a location, with ties to Suvue ig cash and a secured deal. Names appear garbled but imply a regional transport or debt matter with local geographic markers.
Fragmentary report from Washington dated November 1890s references Geo Wyman and the marine hospital service with remarks on hay age and summer conditions. The readable text is inconsistent, obscuring concrete facts, outcomes, or dates.
The prince and the duke of Cambridge attended Saturday’s concert organized by Mrs James Brown Poy ter to raise funds for Stilog out the Maine as a hospital ship for service in South African waters.
The Philadelphia and Pittsburgh road interests announce a contract with Pressed Steel for 1000 gondola cars. The agreement covers manufacturing, delivery terms, and project timelines. Officials note this will boost freight capacity and local industry workloads.
Ida Vartnace reports that Troop G cavalry, stationed in the Coeur d Alene district for several months, departed for San Francisco last Sunday.
After a day of discussion Heene county commissioners contracted with the United States Voting Machine Co. of Jamestown for 21 machines at a total of $14 606. Delivery is set by December 30.
KeHEN Indiana November 17 The Waka rusa Mill and Elevator Co. made a voluntary assignment Wednesday showing assets of 5000 dollars and liabilities of 10000 dollars due to dull business conditions.
A Civil War flag captured at the Panter battle is to be returned to a Mississippi regiment. G Neal of the regiment died. his widow, Mrs Neal, consents to a memorial rites and the flag’s custody passes to the northern CG. BLS. Neal notes the flag’s lineage and planned restitution as discussions continue among Confederate veterans and local officials.
A fragmented report notes multiple deaths including a boy of seven and another child near a local occurrence. The text mentions burial timing and a Wednesday event, with references to a sun and mint context. Details are obscured by OCR errors.
A fire swept Locansport inciting damage to multiple shops including a shoe store, a dry goods shop, and a general merchandise outlet. Chicagoan Mina Baugh owned two of the affected premises, with the blaze reported in November 1880.
Fr Wayne Indiana November 28 three people are down with simallpox in Alien county. The county health office tightened guard and issued strict quarantine measures.
Hon. Wm. Moe Filsworth senior editor of the Crawford County Democrat died at home Thursday morning after a brief illness. He was 66 years old.
Rev Harvey Harris of this place died Thursday from stomach cancer after residing in Indianapolis until recently. He was widely known in central and northern Indiana and came here for his health.
Valparaiso Ind Nov 18 Christian Wearthner Newton township farmer was killed when his horse ran away Thursday and his head struck a stump after he fell.
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