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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1896
Page
2
Fragmented text shows Bisangee club visiting Heesler schoolhouse on Monday night and mentions a McKinley birth or reference. It notes Bryan machine movement toward pieces so small as to be invisible and references Gardiner and other names in unclear context.
Reich ali pledges clear aim to protect the homeland as the central purpose of the campaign. Mare A Hanna is cited as a key advocate or figure supporting the effort.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and names without clear event or place. No coherent action or outcome to summarize as a standalone news item.
A garbled OCR item mentions workers and protection, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts reference a forced action and a canvass involving a person or group. Details on who, where, or when are not clear from the fragment.
The piece notes several Madison township residents who consistently vote Democratic or Populist while others favor the Republican ticket. It references local editors and survey plans by Stabpy wore and Elza, with McKinley Cavalry members among the Democrats.
Fragmentary notice indicates an upcoming settlement of campaign affairs starting next Thursday. The text mentions excitement around Ritter and an arrest context, with unclear names and details due to damaged OCR.
Voters in Daviess County favor Josiah Allen over Suneford Batterson as a contentious policy battle unfolds. Allen appears likely to win the election, signaling support for his experience and stance against Batterson’s proposed agrrevation of principles.
Sep rnen departed in smiles and tears, observing a solemn charge. The Hreaps had fasted for seventy two hours, appearing more fearful than the occasion demanded, as mourners gathered for the ceremonial rite.
In Madison township locals reject claims of outside support for Breau. Officials call assertions unfounded and reaffirm strict, unwavering stances from the stepriteans.
A Democrat named Mr John Parsh allegedly attacked Mr Bryan the commercial traveler of the silver mine syndicate. The claim asserts Parsh earned 0.000 per year for tending to the interests of the great syndicate, the Demerallic League of New York.
Sesxaton Teller argues free silver will not improve times now but could shape an exemplary financial system in 24 years. He says people may endure 71 more years of hard times to gain the benefit, with Sal i Peller identified as present and aware.
A large crowd including three glee clubs and the McRunney cavalry club went to Newberry on Monday afternoon to hear Collardy discuss the hearing questions. The Newberry Republicans gave a kind reception that will be remembered.
A garbled OCR piece references inviting a glee club and cavalry to a Menenley sensing, a Democratic portmas event, and a dinner. It blurs political rhetoric about Republicans and Melbineys, and a warning that Oden cannot be imprisoned, with tone of political confrontation.
A political gathering outside Odin drew a modest audience amid scattered heckling as speakers were delayed. Observers described a civil atmosphere with Republicans reinforcing decorum while some protesters aimed at McKinley and the era's parties.
The Thomas EF Littell business house assigns to his creditors with Wil Licellis as assignee and Wass worth & Williams as legal advisers. Estimated assets total about $5.0 and near $5,490 in real assets.
Fragmentary note mentions a candidate referred to as the People’s7 Candidate and unnamed figures. no clear event, date, or location is discernible from the readable text.
A damaged OCR passage alleges that the Bi metallic League of New York supports Breen with extensive campaign money and lists various donors and totals, claiming Republicans have large cash reserves while opponents have less. The excerpt is chaotic and unclear but centers on campaign funding and free coinage debates.
The Washington Herald reports a calm day with many political arguments on the street, but no fights. Large crowds gathered and dispersed without incident, showing enthusiasm and good humor as the city passed the day peacefully.
Ex secretary Windor proposes direct transportation in cities under the American flag and reciprocal system. He asserts American commerce and industry will be quickened and the people will feel enduring prosperity through protective measures.
Local snippets report Asa Baig visiting Kanapolis and Mornay Washington's new McKinley marching club. Attendees include Attorney Joseph D Laughlin in Washington, and Rev J Diartsock moves to Greencastle. Also mentioned are cattle trade, state politics, and game laws for Indiana.
Mississippians Messie Paléwin Mallett Geo Wil sar feHjay Motromery c and Will Littell plan to move on the 20th to West Point Mississippi to locate near the town. The move aims to establish a second colony of Daviess County residents in the land of orange and cabbage. Existing settlers report satisfaction with the move and believe opportunities have risen.
The prominent ex governor of Ohio Joseph B Foraker will address a large crowd at Washington on Saturday in the afternoon. The occasion promises a splendid reception and a record turnout in Daviess County as supporters gather for the great rally.
The Odon M E Church basement and structure are being enlarged to seat more worshippers after Rev Hartsock mobilized funds amid hard times. Architects Gadidis of Vincennes supplied specs, with Fred Toelle Samuel Dunlap and Anion Slattery overseeing carpenters. the house will feature a tall tower and a larger interior than any local room.
In Elvora area, the Al Lo Shultz family mourns the loss of three children within hours and days apart. The six remaining children gather after the tragedy, with Leo Michaels Catholic Church serving as a focus for prayer and remembrance.
Job notice seeks several faithful men or women to travel for an established house in Indiana. Salary $780 payable weekly with expense reimbursement. Permanent position. Reference required. Respond with self addressed stamped envelope to The National Star Building Chicago.
Riley Richardson and Benton Hayes, accused after a summer pursuit involving a girl near Farlen, collided on a road in Bunkum. Both were bound over to court and after last Tuesday's trial Judge Llefron dismissed the intent to kill charge, with Riley fined ten cents for the assault.
A collage of editorials and snippets shows varied responses to silver coinage and monetary policy. Critics and advocates from the Mount Vernon Republican to the Washington Gazette weigh in on standards, prices, and political tactics amid the national debate.
Notice directs addressing leading physicians and surgeons of the United States. Dr. Hathaway & Co or 70 Dearborn Street Chicago are named in the appeal for a reference book to assist a cypheron afflicted with a delicate disease.
Last Saturday night unknown robbers forced entry to the post office by breaking the front door lock. They drilled the safe front, making a half cut, then abandoned the job, leaving about 225 dollars in stamps and money unrecovered. No suspects identified.
An old advertisement extols Scott s Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as the cure for wasting and weakness. It promises straight blood nourishment, aids recovery from disease, and claims relief for bronchial and lung troubles. Available at 50 cents or 1.00 dollars from druggists.
Daniel Webster condemns tampering with currency as robbing labor of bread and harming industry. He argues volatile finance harms daily workers and beggars honest labor, warning sudden gains profit from speculation wrecks the home of patient industry.
The text argues gold’s intrinsic superiority keeps its value stable over silver, predicting fewer revolutions and changes in the currency order. It contrasts this with a hypothetical logic of confiscating creditors’ property, suggesting that poverty among laborers could justify demands on farmer wealth.
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