30 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
1
Henry Green of Fairfield Moe found a nail near his barn that revealed a cache of Wad bullets from old muster days. The discovery dates likely to the era of first or early second muster and reflects historical armament remnants.
Readable fragments describe valuable onyx near Isle and S tare Cal with a large mine potential. The stone is beautifully marked and a blast has exposed it in great quantities, suggesting significant mining prospects.
A local display shows four sugar beets and a line of beets with quantities 67 pours and 14 pours, along with a marine scene and a sugar crest. The exhibit appears at the Crystal Oceana venue in Mich.
The readable parts mention a ceremony or event with references to time and roles. Names and details are garbled but indicate a discussion of pace and progression in a sequence. No clear persons places or organizations are extractable from the damaged text.
Fragmented text appears to report on a local inquiry or survey with unclear names and dates. The readable portions reference a state context and a question with possible ages or steps. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identified due to garbled OCR.
The readable text fragment hints at a local notice or brief item but contains garbled words and missing context. No clear names, places, or dates are discernible, leaving only hints of an event or alert in a community publication.
The readable OCR fragment mentions Pewsey and locations with scattered phrases. It references a place name and a date-like term, but lacks a coherent event or clear individuals to identify. The piece appears to be an incomplete local notice or brief entwined with stray characters.
The readable text is fragmentary and does not specify a clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome. It appears as garbled OCR with scattered words and no coherent news event.
The readable portion of the OCR text is highly garbled with many misspellings and missing context, making it impossible to determine a specific person, organization, place, date, or event to summarize into a proper newspaper card. No coherent facts are extractable for a factual title and summary.
A garbled text fragment with many unclear names and phrases. It mentions various odd terms like Aine Te Lee Ly Var Gk and PEDER TR, but no coherent event, dates, places, or identifiable entities emerge from the legible portion. The piece lacks a clear administerable news item.
Fragmented text depicts a chaotic scene with a captain down and a death mentioned. There is confusion over names and actions, with likely references to a pursuit or conflict and a decisive moment. The garbled lines obscure specifics of people, places, and outcomes.
Reports from Monterey describe the bar near the inlet swarming with fish. Large mackerel weighing up to seven pounds are said to have been caught at the bar, with water churned by the many fish.
In Attleboro Wisconsin a high portion of the population relies on the jewelry business for income. Prices are low for various occasions, and many firms depend on it for control. The trade demands new ideas as local men constantly study patterns to innovate.
Voters statewide expressed strong support for borrowing funds to improve the Erie Canal. While expected to pass, the broad endorsement surprised canal advocates, with strong backing from commercial bodies and New York City business leaders who see the canal's vast economic importance locally and for the state.
New Haven Electric Light station announces a small invention enabling the strong current on electric light wires to be reduced for use with hotel enunciators and other bells, low voltage instruments, telegraphy, telephones, electric forks, induction coils, and similar devices. Currently such instruments rely on ordinary batteries.
A large audience at Cleveland Music Hall heard two Cuban refugees address the crowd about Cuban independence. The gathering, hosted by civic and secret groups, drew angry protests while supporters praised the speakers and condemned colonial oppression.
A Washington special says another land issue likely in January as the Gold Reserve shrinks to about 1,069,060. Treasury officials cite no panic while the president relies on public confidence. next week's shipments may cover current demand.
The article reports that Wiener, a priest who once presided over St. Mary’s Parish, was acquitted on a charge of embezzling parish funds. It notes he allegedly induced his wife Manel Steidel to flee to Chicago and that related charges against Varner are scheduled for next week.
Acnrasx New York Nov 22 The trial of Mrs Maer P McMillan alias Mary T Mack the stamp counterfeit arreste was found guilty by the jury and she was sentenced to 18 months in the Erie county penal system.
Misses Cranees E Willard and Anna A Gor on plan to form temperance cartoon sign teams in Louisville and Lexington and other southern cities in Kentucky.
Gen. Right Hon. Sir Henry F. Ponsonby, longtime keeper of the privy purse and private secretary to the queen, died at Osborne Cottage, Cowes, at 7:43 Thursday morning. He was 70 years old and had suffered illness and paralysis for several months.
Wasnixeton reports post offices at Corning Franklin Ind and Treton Ig will become presidential on January 1 due to increased receipts. The move follows a nationwide rise in post office fees and affects local postal operations.
A heavy snowstorm swept Lospex on Wednesday night, bringing nearly a foot of snow. Car services were crippled while railroad lines remained intact, as the storm stayed local.
Cecil Heart aged 15 and Juliet Horret 73 were married in Nomox Va on Wednesday by Justice Hrower. The elopement marks the ponneeet couple ever ois.
In a court chamber in Louisville Judge Central presided as Secretary of State John W. Headley attempted to strike attorney John Brand. The confrontation escalated with Brand shoving Headley and Brand then drawing a knife amid tense exchanges. Headley later apologized and left the scene.
A garbled report from Greenscourg outlines Minnie Smithker asking at the vars office and receiving a letter later. The clerk Lakeman read a note from Wirl and Minnie’s view that the city offered much work, though she found the reality different.
Wasnixeton reports late Friday that Assistant Treasurer Morgan telegraphed Secretary Carlisle the actual gold withdrawn was 34,056,000 rovas taken in gold 300 in gold bars. With the $100,000 taken on Thursday this will make the gold exports Saturday. The treasury gold reserve stood at the close of business Friday at $1,320,000, of which...
In his annual report Brigadier John J. Coppinger commander of the Department of the Platte recommends cropping the knapsack to a roll with shelter tent, blanket and warmer clothing. He praises the post camp system for improving sobriety and conduct.
A dispatch from Constantino via Sofia reports the sultan has issued firmans to the powers. Each power is allowed to possess a second gunboat in the Hosphorus, signaling a buildup in regional naval strength.
Reports from Gibson in Glasscock county say a Black man named Balam Hancock was lynched Friday after an alleged attempted assault on 17 year old Miss Dessie Shelton.
Telegram update says Rurds destroyed five villages around Van and 13,000 villagers were driven away with 3,600 accounted for. The report notes ongoing attacks and displacement in the region.
Mrs Wm Mier of Trimble county Kentucky has given birth to triplets two boys and a girl all healthy. The father and mother are reported well and the family is said to be thriving in Soncisville.
Thirty thousand troops under Generals Pando and Maxim prepare to board ships bound for Cuba. Public enthusiasm remains high as transport begins.
In Frasxport Kentucky on November 3 the appellate court heard Honorable Gen Tebingay of Newport and Governor J W Ai regarding a contested matter. The proceedings focused on legal questions and potential remedies.
Special dispatch from Grohgtow s Demarara reports the Britain Venezuela border clash nears, with British Guiana prepared for force and colonial funds approved for war. Public opinion shifts toward a speedy resolution, as imperial and local authorities face a potential military confrontation within weeks.
In Carriage on Sunday George W W Green of Loston and Eugene W Taylor of Denver used lineotype machines. Green set 75 ems in seven hours while Taylor set 74 007 ems. After corrections both lines, Green won with 7700 to 9027 ems, the challenge being for 8509 a side in type setting.
Secretary Smith affirmed a commissioner's ruling awarding land to the Southern Pacific Railway Co in Los Angeles California. The decision cites the railroad's selection of the grant before homesteader applications were filed and applies to Elihu Smead and twelve others.
Secretary Carlisle directed sub-treasurers to cover express charges at government rates on gold transactions and to accept gold coins below the tolerance limit for deposits. The move aims to strengthen the national gold reserve and provide depositors with bullion values.
The Tennessee end of the Marietta and North Georgia railway and its bridge over the Tennessee river at Knoxvirth were sold by Special Commissioner FL Taylor. The property brought 350100 and was bid in by BCT P Lawrence for contractors with claims. The Georgia end and the line will be sold in Marietta Monday.
The Alaska Mixing Record estimates gold output for the territory in 1905 at about 3 million dollars based on placer work yielding around 500,000 troy ounces, with the Yukon river area highlighted as a source.
The Herald reports from Managua that the Nicaraguan government has withdrawn its minister in the United States, Senor Don Horacio Gazman. The move comes amid diplomatic reshuffles affecting Managua's relations with Washington.
Indianapolis November 25 John L McBride president of the American Federation of Labor announces his candidacy for re election It is understood at headquarters that Samuel Gompers the ex president of the Federation is a candidate against McBride
Sunday morning James McNarry Jr aged about 28 was found dead at the McLaughlin stable. Officials suspect heart trouble as the cause. Local authorities notified and an inquest is expected to determine official findings.
Lancaster Kentucky November 25 1931 Applications for positions under Gov elect Bradley continue to roll in his desk is piled four or five feet deep with them He has just 22 offices to give and has received over 5000 applications.
A brief item notes the reported death of Alex on November 23 in an unspecified location with limited details available. The notice appears fragmentary and lacks names of relatives or circumstances.
Senator Hoar pledges senate support and calls for vigorous action to prevent further Armenian cruelties in Turkey. Reports describe growing crisis, Turkish defenses, and fears of widespread atrocities as international concerns escalate.
Alliance Oregon November 26 A 15 year old boy named Lford Montgomery confessed to killing Dr Kercher after shooting his father and mother and firing at the boy, though he claimed he did not kill his parents. Prosecutor McFernan reports a partial confession and officers anticipate a full admission.
SABATOGA November 26. L Benjamin Harrison Meee grandson of Gen. Harrison has been granted freedom of the entire cottage of his parents Mr and Mrs J Ho McAhee. The scarlet fever quarantine confined the child to the second floor for six weeks has been raised. Ex President Harrison is here and may remain until Thanksgiving Day.
Two boys drowned on Round pond in Bunnington Vermont during a Monday skate. George Pult aged 23 and Jean Beaupre aged 11 died after falling through thin ice. Teammate George Beslisie aged 13 narrowly escaped and was rescued. Bodies recovered.
In Pittsnuvecy Pennsylvania on November 26 a heavy casting toppled at Seans foundry at 24th and Smallman streets trapping Frank Barry who died before removal of the mass. The incident was witnessed by workers and local authorities began investigations.
Secretary Tarnisten ordered the release of the schooner James W. Foster detained at Lewes Delaware on suspicion of planning a Libustering expedition after review by the War department.
HaNsipan Missouri reports street failures since last Friday night leaving the city in total darkness for three nights running.
A blizzard with rain sleet and snow covers Indian Territory from noon Monday. Officials warn thousands of cattle may perish by morning if temperatures fall further.
A severe blizzard swept Dallas on Monday morning bringing frigid conditions. The storm marks the earliest major snowfall in northern Texas since 1850, a parallel to a similar storm that began on November 18 of that year.
Geo. Banker, the renowned cyclist, arrived home in Pirrsperex on Monday from a Europe tour. He claimed the world champion title and brought back trophies and prizes from numerous cycling events across major cities.
Readable fragments reference a marriage between two individuals with unclear surnames and an implied date, set within a local community publication. no verifiable locations or firm details available.
Postmaster General Wilson summarizes the 1895 postal department finances noting a two year revenue drop but improving in later quarters. He blames second class rates for deficits and urges law changes to limit second class matter. Civil service reform for letter carriers and senior officials is urged with calls for tenure protections and continuity amid administration changes.
A severe earthquake shock hit the city of Mexico on November 25. Water pipes burst and four adobe houses in two suburbs collapsed. The first tremor moved east to west per the seismograph, and a later swing traced a northeast to southwest ellipse in sand lasting twelve seconds.
The program outlines prayers, addresses, and oaths for the inauguration day. Dr W C Taylor leads prayer, Judge W H Holt offers welcome, Gary Jono Young Brown gives valedictory, Gov-elect Bradley speaks, Chief Justice Prior administers the oath, Pat McDonald presents resolutions, Rev D Clay aly delivers benediction, with Gen D W Lindsay as grand marshal and line of march organizer.
Died from exposure and starvation. Two of the dead women are identified as Americans. Their bodies were found northwest of Mazatlan in a wild Sierra Madre area.
The Sun reports President Cleveland will address Congress with a bold shift in foreign policy. It says the administration will push to respect the Monroe Doctrine against England in Venezuela and may recognize Cuban patriots as belligerents, signaling a vigorous new approach.
Wm J Campbell Illinois member of the national Republican committee returns from Washington and discusses Chicago prize plans with J Irving Pearce. He cites a urged immediate action by Chicago business men including a guaranteed payment of at least 70000 to the national committee to keep Chicago’s bid alive. a failure could send the convention to Pittsburgh. A business men's meeting is planned.
In West Scursnier Wisconsin on November 26 a large boarding house owned by the Eastern Minnesota railroad burned down. Laborer Peter Kennedy was found dead in the ruins during search for missing occupants. Firemen roused sleepers with difficulty. no other men were located.
Acting on authorities orders, police searched homes of Reichstag socialists and other social democrats. Officers seized numerous letters and minutes from several socialist meetings, indicating possible breaches of association laws.
Descendants of 1818 veterans led by Christopher B. Forbes raised the American flag atop Battery Park at sunrise to mark Evacuation Day, the 12th anniversary. Forbes is the great grandson of Van Arsdale, who first hoisted the ensign as the British left New York Harbor.
The battleship Maine was ordered to Port Laxp Maine on Monday to receive a silver service donated by citizens of the state for presentation on Tuesday.
Victorian dispatch reports no sealing fleet entry into Uehring sea next season due to last year’s losses. No Led Signal on the Bridge Gate. Cleveland coroner's inquest into the bridge catastrophe continues with J E Campbell testifying about the missing red signal light. Dallas jurist Judge F C Coombs dies after an operation.
Montpelier notes a 26700 subsidy for Indiana Central railroad and the Cagget Saddle Tree Co lowers operations near the prison with 10 contracts winding down. Wabash reports good winter wheat, while Indianapolis floods with counterfeit bills. Farmland sees a major gas well at 20000000 cubic feet daily. A dog attack injures Emma Matrie Madduz in Fowler. dog killed. Auburn resident Jenny Suvner goes to Montana chasing Indian gold. Decatur grand jury probes Amish marriage licenses. State debt shrinks by 4100 000. New railroad station planned for Ric soap area. Carroll county finishes 5 mile ditch project. Geneva endures $625000 fire started by incendiary Oliver Martin. State schools reopen after diphtheria closures. Carl Steckelmann reported drowned in South Africa trade. Alexandria hosts steel bridge syndicate seeking 3000 jobs. Columbus suit over damages filed by Irene Roland against Thomas Wood. Remains of George Ruddell exhumed in Kokomo. Muncey Lexow committee investigates fire company larceny claims. Mine residents and local notables named in varied updates.
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