26 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1895
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment shows scattered words about fees and names but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to summarize as a complete public notice. No clear action, date, or organization can be determined from the legible text.
A partially legible OCR snippet references a local meeting or event with names and places obscured by garbled text. The readable items do not identify clear participants, dates, or outcomes. Further context is needed for a precise headline and summary.
The garbled text hints at a Vermont scene with marble attendees and a river isle, mentioning Lake Champlain and a mix of figures and chairs. Specific names and clear actions are unreadable, but references to a gathering and a possible ceremonial setting emerge amid distortions.
The Washington report describes Hetty Green as vivacious and sprightly though dressed cheaply, with striking silver hair ornaments. The piece notes her charm, allure, and eye catching appearance in the national capital, portraying a striking public persona.
A fragmentary dispatch notes torpedo activity near a coastal theater. Ships and patrols are unnamed but the report highlights heightened naval danger and ongoing engagements.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Texas related event involving a colored troops group and attendance by soldiers. The text mentions reorganization and association duties, with unclear names and places due to damage.
Five farm dwellings with barns and crops were burned Monday near Gerry Bay Wisconsin as forest fires spread. Wells and streams are drying up, leaving farmers helpless against the blaze and increasing fire dangers in the region.
Monday night in Liamas Texas Liardcastle a gambler shot and killed instantly Dr Wray a prominent physician of the city. The murder grew out of trouble involving Mardcastle's wife.
Last September was the hottest in 150 years in Paris. One third of the streets are lined with trees. A garter show finds patronage in Paris and moves to London. Bern taverns push cafes from Paris into the Houlevard des Hallens and the Boulevard des Capucises. Two French cities plan statues for President Carnet.
A garbled OCR note describes boundary disputes in the Yukon mining region. Fragments mention observers, miners, and leaders, with unclear references to places and people. The text references a right and desires tied to Martins GE and Bates Senoates, but details are obscured.
Fragmentary notice states John Dilton will marry, with lines fragmentary about betrothed and family. Details are unreadable, but the event is noted as a forthcoming marriage.
An unclear notice reports a planning event or movement concerning water access and a local group. It mentions a PLC and individuals, with references to movement and continent themes, but details are fragmentary.
Fragmentary notes describe a second milestone or method involving crane components and weights. The text references a location Allenton and mentions increases in percentage and a few enumerated items, but details remain unclear.
Niestur Mrinpac author of Lea iunde Dushesse and Tia Belle Liclene and Ravert Pian quette who wrote The Chines of Worcandy plan a new opera comique Panurge. TamaGnois builds a private opera house at Varsee and hires an Italian composer for the opening work.
Sis Joseph Lister, noted surgeon, is elected president of the British Association to be held next year in Liverpool.
Captain Hooper of the United States Cutter Service files a treasury report on Behring Sea fleet operations. He notes Yukon work is underway, gold seizure ongoing, and calls for improved training and readiness while outlining vessel activity and enforcement efforts.
The crash left several injured on an Indiana road as investigators from local authorities and witnesses report on the scene. Names and roles of those involved are unclear due to damaged text, with reports hinting at a vehicle collision and subsequent inquiries.
A garbled dispatch notes a pardon process involving Mr Van Leuven and alleged violations of federal law in Iowa. It references a conviction at Alamosa and a plea, with a focus on an eleven month sentence and related actions.
The president named Glenn Matton of Nertib Dusctau as Indian agent for the Port Hethollacene Indians. Indiana Commissioner Bipbistat accompanied the ceremony. The announcement appears in Washington on October 1.
A disclosure lists chattel mortgages recorded Friday against Lovwis Kuttnauer a copsaie deaf tobeeee firm Scone business at Ti and 7a Jefferson avenue and Nuttnauer K Rosentfeld & Co wholesale clothing at 192 Jefferson avenue. Details refer to secured debts and collateral across the two establishments.
Perenspere Virginia October 1 Robert Jier a colored man was hanged at Sussex county jail Friday for the murder of Vin Williams last December.
Herman Brennan a noted railroad figure and horse breeder died at his parents home in Eisenarr Indiana from paralysis. The death was sudden and unexpected. He was 33 years old and well known in horse racing circles.
In San Quextiy Cal on Friday afternoon the execution of two U S prisoners Thomas St Clair and Hans Hansen for the murder of Third Mate Fitzgerald aboard the bare Islands vessel Ilesper occurred.
A large fire in Algiers destroyed 220 houses in the residential area. Victims are mainly of modest means with light insurance. Investigators suspect arson linked to an Italian tin shop, with authorities seeking a quick break in the case. Many residents left homeless as fire raged overnight and Sunday morning.
Fort Wayne Indiana observed the centennial of its founding with bells chiming and factory whistles adding noise to celebrate the 109th birthday. Omniscient reports describe iv? guns and jubilant activity as the city marked the occasion with public display and local pride.
Vr Wayne crowds swarmed the city for the centennial celebration as pickpockets netted a large haul with at least twenty reports of pocket picking. The piece also notes a prison guard ex-employee Parvillan McMahon dying after a suspected assault, plus assorted local court actions, arrests, and incidents across the region.
In London officials transmit a ultimatum to President Cresc of Venezuela demanding renegotiation of the canal treaty and boundary dispute. The note urges bilateral moves while Britain pledges to continue mediation toward a peaceful settlement.
Richmond dispatch reports Senator Tavis Tojured was struck by a span of fast horses on Main Street and knocked down. His brother assisted as the vehicle passed over him briefly. Injuries are not considered fatal.
The four year old trotting dog Ned owned by Harry McCue of Findlay Ohio was killed in Lexington. Ned had a strong quarter mile record and was never defeated. A reward was offered for information leading to the killer.
General Jasob S. Coxer of Massillon addressed three large meetings in Cleveland on Sunday. He announced that his paper Sound Money, issued at Massillon, would make its first appearance as a daily Monday.
The Columbus Sandusky and Hocking railway was sold by the receiver at Hueyrus Saturday morning to the bondholders committee for 1 1,500,500. There was no opposition bidding.
DeLutty Minnesota bank director announced Sunday evening that the bank will not open Monday morning. Chas Stuckey was cashier and has been missing for several days. The bank held deposits around $100 000.
A Menominee report says a severe snowstorm struck Friday night with over an inch of snow on the ground. The feature is detailed in a Michigan dispatch to the Journal.
Readable passages describe protracted fighting as rebels confront Spanish forces under generals Garcia Navarro and Linares. Antonio Maceo leads a Spanish column in a five hour fight. casualties are reported on both sides with many wounded and prisoners.
The Freddie M American steamer carrying forty passengers and eleven crew capsized in a heavy squall near Yucatan waters. Most survived by reaching shallow water or clinging to wreckage. nine lives are reported lost. Local authorities from the City of Dalles arrived Tuesday with details of the accident and rescue efforts.
Grain elevators in the southern part of the state are glutted with stored grain. Farmers, unable to sell at low prices and lacking storage, have been forced to haul grain back home during the past week.
Eaton Ohio Oct. 16 Ex Goveror Foraker publicly challenged Senator Brice or any of his followers to a joint debate on political issues at any place and time to be arranged.
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