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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1892
Page
2
Demotic notes hint at a disrupted public event
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases referencing a democratic topic and whipping. Readable items are sparse, but the fragment implies a discussion or notice about a political or public act with unclear details and no clear names, dates, or places.
Fragmentary Note Reflects Incomplete Drafts and Addresses
Partial OCR text hints at a draft process and unnamed exchanges. Core elements show references to names like Cleveland and Mele, with scattered phrases about salaries, substitutes, and a possible country context. The readable content is too fragmented to establish a clear event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR on political piece about party power
The text appears to discuss Republican party power and a voter base in the United States. It mentions Gerrish and a timeline around 1892, with garbled phrases obscuring exact claims and names.
Politician Speakers Set for Elnora Afternoon and Evening
Gov Rorter and Joseph DD Cheadie of Franklin Indiana will address gatherings in Elnora on the afternoon and night of October 71. The duo aim to inform voters about political issues of the day and are urged to attend by concerned residents seeking honest enlightenment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorter
Elnora
Joseph DD. Cheadie
Franklin
Indiana
A. R
Cleveland Used Force in Bid for Re-election, Records Show
Documents reveal President Grover Cleveland directed subordinates to employ forceful methods to secure his re-election. The orders were sent to Attorney General Richard Garland and published in Washington correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Atttorney
Garland
Wash
Fragmented OCR narrative and political excerpts
The readable fragments mix military action and political quotes. It references muskets, fortifications, and a charge scene with disrupted dialogue. It also includes a note on the Canadian Carrier tariff and Sir John A. Macdonald praising reciprocity and agricultural export gains.
Beebe Faults Dems Over Rhode Island Prospects
Prominent Democrat General John M. Beebe argues the Democratic Party cannot win in Rhode Island. He blames national leaders for backing a failed candidate and a heavy federal influence, claiming the party relied on security and patronage rather than solid support. He criticizes Cleveland era politics and predicts continued GOP strength if Democrats cannot present a winning platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proviniscr
John MM. Beebe
Rhode Island
Cleveland
Clevelc
Yeiyetton
PSSS
Harrison
Fraud charges loom over western land rushes by Cleveland regime
The Cleveland administration faces fraud allegations tied to public land office actions against homesteaders on vast western tracts. Millions of acres were claimed with questionable entries, triggering investigations and substantial sums cited as misappropriated grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Sdurinistration
Public Land Office
Cleveland
Walling doubts of wartime finance and reform pledges
Inge rey Usder President Harrison's administration there has been no surrouse of 200,000,600 to the nrages in circulation in the country. The present administration has reduced the anountl deterest chatge on the public aene LlOSa,576, or un saving of practically all million dollars a month it interest alae. Massachusetts Atleo Samce New York. Investigations of 6,744 manufacturing estealiishmcents in Massachusetts have revealed the following facts, the com parisons being between the years 1820 aml TS01. There has been an increase in the cap ital invested. There has been an increase in the stock used in manufacture. There has been an increase in the value of the product. number of persons employed. gross amount of wares paid. average yearly earnines per individual. -Foechester Democrat and Chronicle. Foreign statisticians estimate that wan der our protective system, the annual ad dition to the wealth of the United States is greater than the annpual addition to the wealth of Great Britain, Germany and VFrince combined. Pledged to reform, they have not re formed. Pledged to economy, they have not econommized. Extravegance has been the 'order.of the day.-Tui Watson, ex Democratic, House of Representatives.
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Usder
Harrison
Massachusetts
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Vfrince
Tui Watson
House of Representatives
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