The Journal Publisher Notice on Office Address
The Journal announces publisher E Hodell operates from South Spring Street with weekly Saturday issue cadence.
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Odell, Publisher
South Spring Street
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1892
Page
1
Summary of historical notes on disease years and structures
The text lists cholera years in India as 1756 1768 1780 1792 1804 1816 1840 1831 1764 1876 and mentions LSS3. It notes Sweden's license law requiring purchase of food with drinks and observes snow expands with heat. It also claims the Eiffel Tower rises eight inches in hot weather.
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India
Paris
London man smokes eighty six cigars in twelve hours
Mn Goopm.n of London bet he could count eighty six cigars to an inch in twelve hours and achieved the feat with forty two minutes to spare.
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Mn Goopm
London
Tortoise Ages Reach Extraordinary Lifespans
The passage notes tortoises attain ages up to 250 years, with one case recorded at 450 years, marking remarkable longevity among animals.
Population centers in Massachusetts exceed others in nation
Massachusetts leads with fifteen cities over 24 000 population followed by New York with thirteen. The figures highlight the dense distribution of mid sized urban areas in these states.
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Massachsetts
State
Union
Massachusetts
New York
Year’s start shifts to March as spring begins
The text argues January was not the new year in England in 1741 and states March marks the proper start of the year since spring begins and nature awakens with flowers and trees.
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England
Government Vetts Search Heht For Liberty Statue
A planned light beacon would be placed in Middletown Connecticut as a government vetted project for the Statue of Liberty in New York. The beacon would be 59 000 candlepower and visible for about 100 miles.
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Middletown
Conn
New York
Witel
Decline in Irish Language Speakers Across Decades
A historic note shows Irish language use shrinking with 64 000 speakers ten years ago and 642 000 bilingual or English speakers later, indicating a long term drop in native Irish use and a rise in bilingual ability.
Port land Maine House Purchased by John Musgrave
Langfedlow's birthplace on Port land Maine was bought by John Musgrave who is remeseling the house. The wives retie hunters a clear ous dhaner, one of them recently carrying off a four wheeled mantelpiece in his arms.
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Langfedlow
Portland
John Musgrave
Dhaner
Longest Serving Spanish War Minister of This Century
Ges Prot who served as Spanish minister of war for two years held the office longer than any predecessor this century. Spain had 194 ministers of war in the century with an average tenure of six months.
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Ges. Prot
Spain
Philadelphia author plans Vermont wilderness settlement
Miss Lana N Fore of Philadelphia proposes to clear ten acres on the Green Mountains high summits Vermont to found a summer colony in pioneer fashion.
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Lana N. Fore
Philadelphia
Green Mountains
Vermont
Corbett Marriage Tale Tells Of Feeing and Faith
James Corbett's wife, hailed as one of New York's loveliest girls, is the daughter of a prominent San Francisco merchant. The couple married in Salt Lake City, and the event underscores Corbett's strict Catholic beliefs while his wife embraces her new marriage despite fines.
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James
Digging on Madison Street Reveals Ancient Burial Site
Workmen on Madison Street in Phoenis Arizona Territory uncovered a burial place of a prehistoric race after breaking into it while digging a sewer. urns with ashes, teeth, and skull fragments prove cremation and settle long disputed questions among scientists.
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Madison Street
Phoenis
A. T
Unprecedented Long Sleep Report From Germany
A German report describes a miner at Sullesia who has remained unconscious for four and a half months. Doctors note absolute rigidity in the limbs and a stationary beard despite the patient’s body growing. The case is drawing wide medical attention as the longest cataleptic sleep recorded.
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Germany
Sullesia
Lair
Oldest College Graduate Col Amesa Parker Reaches 101
Col Amesa A Parker of Fitzwilliam New Hampshire born in 1825 will turn 101 in October and is said to have held more offices and stayed longer in office than any other man in the state. He was admitted to the bar seventy five years ago and earned a University of Vermont diploma in his youth.
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Col
Amesa A. Parker
Fitzwilliam, N. HS
University of Vermont
Col. Parker
New Hampshire
Lottery for a Viscount Sparks Paris Society Fuss
A financially ruined young viscount offers his title in a lottery to win a wife. The Paris scene buzzes as tickets cost $20 each and other nobles frown on the unconventional wedding plot.
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Paris
Prospects for Olives and Figs Across Southern States
The article discusses olive and fig cultivation in states south of Kentucky. With proper site selection and care, olives can thrive where temperatures match Tennessee and North Carolina. Olives are long lived and productive, fruiting for centuries, while figs are easeful and desirable. the text notes our still early understanding of the nation's full growing capabilities.
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Kentucky
Europe
Tennessee
North Carolina
Grover Cleveland Accepts Democratic Nomination Letter
Hon. Grover Cleveland issues his acceptance letter from Gray Gables dated Sept 26. He reaffirms commitment to tariff reform and government economy while defending a balanced currency and pensions. He stresses democracy as the people’s government and urges prudent taxation and honest public service.
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Gray GauLrs
Grover Cleveland
Worlingman
Nicaragua Ship Canal
Gray Gables
Czar and Czarina Assist Wounded in Train Accident
The Austrian papers report the czar and czarina observing military maneuvers when a gun explosion injured two men. They halted their special train at Fort Vanovoski and ordered care for the wounded, with the czarina kneeling by the gravely injured man. The czar arranged transfer to Ivan-Gasod hospital and ensured comfort for all casualties.
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Vienna
Evar
Etuarina
St. Petersburg
Ivan
St Vuanovoski
Czarina
Ft Vanovoski
Ivan-Gasod
Czar
Quarantine Policy Relaxed for American Citizens
Assistant Secretary Spaulding directs customs collectors not to detain American travelers after health officers clear them to land. The Boston collector is instructed to land Americans from the Marathon once certified safe.
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Washington
Spaulding
Boston
Man Arrested for Stealing Church Carpet in Springfield
Wm Swan is in custody after entering the Third Lutheran church Friday evening and removing the carpet from the auditorium. He reportedly carried it to his home and laid it in his best room where it was found. He claims the church could better bear the loss than a private individual.
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Springfield
Wm. Swan
Third Lutheran Church
Mystery death cases tied to undertaker ice disposal
Washington reports reveal a lurid tale that a Detroit undertaker Ernest Edwards allegedly discarded ice from a coffin causing diphtheria deaths. Thirty two cases in St Marys Court are linked to the ice, with prosecutors considering perjury and manslaughter charges if arrest occurs.
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Wasuixnaton
Nararatt
Ernest Ldwards
Maud Myers
Ldwards
Edwards
Tie
Charles
Ignatius Lark
Mary P. Davis
Burk
Ocael
Ward
Ozman
Ife
Sotheran
Mand Myers
Army Nifke Practice and Navy Funds Request
Army rifle and carbine events begin at Port Sheridan with multiple prize medals and a daily run of distinguished marksman competition. Separately, Washington reports Navy looks to about 10.6 million dollars for the new fleet in the next year, with payments planned from 1967 to 1968.
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Chicago
Port Sheridan
U.S
Commuritivs
More Seaters Nelvett Vic to Victoria seizers by Russians
The sealine schooner Leon reports five more Victoria sealers seized by Russians: the Maria, Cant. Calkin, WEIS, by cruiser Zubika, and Carmelita for the revenue cutter Villas. They were condemned and sent to Petropaulavski with 1,800 skins seized. Crews to Yokohama. Cholera bulletin says no cases in New York since last bulletin. Port of New York free from cholera. lower bay sick recovered.
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Nelvett
San Francisco
Leon
Petropaniervskhi
Maria
Calkin
Weis Setne
Zubika
Carmelita
Villas
Petropaulavski
Yokohama
New Y York Fort
New York
Board of Health
Welock
de Jenkins
Sternberg
Garrison Dever Hidden
Seventy five men of the garrison at Port Myer Virginia are sick with fevers. Forty five are severe cases and the fevers are remittant in character and could become typhoid. The illness is blamed on inadequate water supply in quality and quantity.
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Dever
Washington
Oreat Port Myer
Secretary Rusk to Order Quarantine in Metro Areas
Secretary Rusk will issue an order raising the quarantine in Kings and Queens counties New York and Essex and Hudson New Jersey to suppress pleuro-pneumonia among cattle and to declare the United States free from the disease.
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Rusk
Maday
Kings and Queens
New York
Essex and Hudson
New, Jersey
United States
Free Delivery To Start December First In Several Cities
Postmaster General Wanamaker issues an order to establish free delivery service beginning December 1, 1892, at Shelbyville Indiana Hueyrus Ohio Penn Indiana Troy Michigan City Indiana Bellfontaine.
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Waenincton
Seyt
Wanamsker
Shelbyville
Ind
Hueyrus, O
Penn
Troy
Michigan Cty
Bellofontaine
Cholera Cases Rise on Steamship Bohemia and Quarantine Tightens
Five new cholera cases are reported aboard the Bohemia with outbreaks spreading to Ishiiw Island. Officials led by Superintendent Eyes and Inspector Williams renew quarantine measures as Dr. Jenkins warns of two on board. Immigrant families suffer losses and relief funds are set up by Col. Webber to aid affected travelers.
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Iwichuroe Island
Ligron
Lohernia
Worning
Eyes
Inspector Williams
Jenkins
Lower Bay
Gome Nime
Dr. Jenkins
Bolemia
Ife
Ab Is de Lwron
Swinburne
Wilhelm Late
Johanna Milkzarie
Carl Gassrain
Scandia
Rehamia
Tue Evarts
Seboken
Bohemia
Board of Health
Eilts Island
Rucia
Wyoming
Augusta Zimmermarlandero O
Anna
N. J
Caroline Crager
Col. Webber
Canadians Falk War Between England Ossia and the United States
Ottawa reports a seal vessel seizure in Behring Sea amid rumors a Russian gunboat mission aims to gather affidavits. A British Canadian dispute could widen into a Russia England united front with the United States, risking a broader war and potential casus belli.
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England
Ossia
United States
Ottawa
Uni
Russia
Behring Sea
Laving
Baltic
Behring
Exisland
Canada
Sewage Failure Plagues Naimourg Water Supply
The Times reports in Naimourg that city cisterns are clogged with solid matter and pollution worsens step by step. River water is cleaner than water works, which is cleaner than house mains, indicating a failing system. An entrance of cholera poison was allegedly arranged into the water system via flood tide.
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Lonpox
Times
Naimourg
Lotta Theater Season Delayed To November 7
New York Sept 28 Lotta the actress underwent a painful operation by her physician on Saturday causing the postponement of her season opening in Toronto from Sunday night to November 7 at Poston. Lotta will pay her company salaries until the season resumes. The accident began with a fall and a spinal trouble followed.
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New Yorks
Lotta
Toronto
Canada
Poston
Hill
Shooting disrupts trial at Wheeling courtroom
In Wheeling on September 28 during the trial of Mrs. R. P. Harr for selling liquor, Mayor John J. Martin was shot by Harr's husband. The bullet shattered a courtroom window causing panic. Harr escaped amid the confusion but later surrendered and was jailed. The couple ran a speakeasy salon.
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Wheeling
W. Va
R. P. Harr
John J. Martin
Flarr
Ang
Speale
Salnon
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