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Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1900

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Was of the Maine Man Blown Up at Enea

A Maine man fatally injured himself in an explosion at Enea. Authorities report the incident as a self-inflicted blast. no further details available.

Maine

Train wreck injures multiple in Indianapolis collision

An Lake Erie Western engine struck a trolley car at 13th street injuring several passengers. Fireman Edward Fultz and Engineer John A. Bepid were among the crew. The car was destroyed and many passengers pinned by wreckage. Names listed include Arthur Staat Eaton Karnes Hattie Gurley Sadie Weeks Prudence Campbell Bert Baldwin and others with serious injuries and possible fatalities.

Indianapolis Ind Lakele & Western John A. Bepid Edward Fultz 13Th Street Brightwood Dieter Marty Kraus Lake Erie Arthur Staat Jefferson Ares Eaton Karnes Virginia G Hattie Gurley Sadie Weeks Madison Avenue Prudence Campbell N. West Street Bert Haldwin Joseph F.brigham F. Tenth Street Tins Moore Oriental Street Henry Trichy Temple Et Emanuel Coon Charles Barnes East Mehigan Street PL Brunaugh Porter Ath Eaton Narnes Bert Baldwin

Highest on Record Prices Amid Market Volatility

The report notes record highs with Finzaerd reaching 61.53 for Washel in Chicago on Friday. A surge in prices is blamed on scarcity, weather, and market speculation, reflecting a notable one month rise and comparisons to last year.

Finzaerd Washel Chicago

John Sherman Dead Ex Secretary Passes at Washington Home

Washington October 22 ex Secretary John Sherman died at 6 45 am after a prolonged illness. The aging statesman, , showed a marked decline Sunday and failed to rally through the night. Dr W W Johnson and relatives remained at his bedside as the end drew near.

Washington Sherman W. W. Johnson Orly K Street Franklin Square Patito John Sherman

William J. Wilson Interred in Charlestown Cemetery

Remains of William J. Wilson former postmaster general and Washington and Lee University president were laid to rest in Edgehill cemetery Charlestown W V after a funeral train from Lexington. The procession included Confederate Veterans ministers university faculty trustees and many visitors in a simple grave service.

Charistown W. Va William JL. Wilson Cleveland Washington and Lee University Lexington Edgehill Cemetery John Howan Ministers of the Gospel Non Isadore Straur Virginia

Youtsey Found Guilty in Goebel Murder Case

In Geerpetota Kentucky on October 22 the jury convicted Henry E. Youtsey of murder in the Goebel case and set life imprisonment. Judge Cantrill will delay sentence due to Youtsey's condition. motions for stay and sanity inquiry are scheduled for February term 1901. Youtsey was ordered moved to Franklin County jail for safe keeping.

Geerpetota Ky Henry E. Youtsey Goebel Youtsey Judza Cantrill Fudze Askew Cantrill Franklin County

Millionaire Gates Plotist Arrested in Chicago

S L Morris was arrested Friday evening on a suspected plot to kill John W Gates ex president of the American Steel and Wire Co. Police found two large revolvers on him and he allegedly targeted W J Brimson Kansas City Southern manager after sending a forged telegram. He confronted J K Knapp Illinois Steel Co attorney at the Rookery building shouting he would kill Gates and Brimson before leaving.

Chicago S. L Morris John W. Gates American Steel and Wire Co Morris W. J. Brimson Kansas City & Southern Railroad Gates Brimson Grand Pacific Hotel Mr. Gates Rookery Building J. K. Knapp Dlinois Steel Co

Vicksburg Park Visit Praises War Battlefield Project

General Wilson, chief of engineers, after tours in Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi reports progress on river improvements and the Vicksburg battlefield park. He notes cooperation among parties and aims to correctly mount cannons from both sides to mark lift lines of the 1863 battle. He also says work at Louisville and other sites progresses satisfactorily.

Washington Wilson Enginera Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Engineer Corps Vicksburg Louisville

Battleship Kentucky Sails for China on Two Month Trip

The Kentucky left New York for a two month voyage to China after final preparations at the navy yard. Vicksburg and Annapolis will follow in two weeks. Frolic may be delayed to provide more quarters for officers aboard Dorothea’s replacement.

Washinton Kentucky China New York Navy Yard Tompkinsville Vicksburg Annapolis Dorothea

Tragic Despondent Husband Hangs Self in Room

John Pfeiffer, unemployed and despondent, hanged himself in the same room where his wife sewed and sang. The act was quiet and unnoticed for about a half hour as she continued her work before discovering him. The incident occurred Friday in Chicago.

Chicago John Pfeiffer Pfeiffer

New Orleans Detectives Arrest Robbery Suspect John Krug

Detectives in New Orleans arrested John Krug a Texas based former Wells Fargo Express agent on a telegram from Houston Texas. Krug and an accomplice Lehn face robbery charges for a heist involving ten thousand dollars. The case ties to Escalon Texas where Krug previously worked.

The Welde-Fargo Express Co Texas New Orleans John ‘Krug Germany Taft Houston Tex Krug Wells ‘Fargo ‘Express Co Escalon John Lehn Ny- Sie

Peace negotiations in China delayed by unreadiness

Washington reports no new official guidance from Minister Conger for the October 20 proposed meeting to begin peace talks with Ti Hung Chang and Prince Ching. Officials expect credential verification of Chinese plenipotentiaries before naming negotiators, with telegraph contacts to southern viceroys. A London published Anglo German China pact pleases the United States, while Bishop Fontosati’s torture and massacre of converts in Henan are alleged in a Shanghai Mercury dispatch.

Washington State Department Conger Ti Hung Chang Prince Ching United States Li Hung Chang Peking China London Count de Quadt Count von Buelow Berlin Germany England Hay Great Britain Austria France Italy Japan Russia Victoria B.C Shanghai Mercury Fontosati Henan

Tal Lis, Tennessee Writer Ray Mond, Dies in Fall

Quincy Ohio October 22 1910 Joseph E Tal lis a Tennessee newspaper man known to readers as Ray mond was killed by a fall from a third story window at the Occidental newspaper building Authorities reported the accident as an apparent fatal fall from the window of the Occidental building

Quincy, TU Joseph E. Tallis Tennessee Ray Raymond

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Fire kills four at Minnesota packing plant blaze

A Sunday morning fire at A V Pineman and Co packing house in Minnesota Transfer spreads to North Western Co warehouse and McCormick Harvester Co brick warehouse. Four firemen die after a gasoline tank explosion buries them. Andrew Johnson dies later. Total losses near 450000 with McCormick Co hit hardest at 330000. Other insured victims include D M Robbins and various locals.

St. ‘Paul McCormick Harvester Co Engine Co. No 13 McCormick Warehouse Andrew Johnson McCormack Harvester Co D. M. Robbins Great Northern Railroad North Western Lime Co A. V. Hinman and Co Merriam Park Ice Co McCormick Co

Mexican agent buys saddle horses for City of Mexico

A Cheyenne dispatch reports Senor Manuel Alvarez, an agent of the Mexican government, has purchased and shipped several car loads of the finest saddle horses to Mexico City. He hints at imminent war but gives no clear purpose, noting Mexican officials seek top quality horses sourced from Wyoming and Colorado.

Omaha Neb Cheyenne Wyo Senor Manuel Alvarez Mexico Senor Alvarez Alvarez Wyoming Colorado Spain

Coal Strike Talks Forge Wages Pact Amid Powder Dispute

Representatives of major coal companies met in Scranton to amend posted notices. They agreed to pay a ten percent wage advance until April 1, 1901 and then until further notice, excluding powder price adjustments. Wilkes-Barre expects a settlement this week as both sides hint concessions.

Scranton Temple Iron Co Board of Trade Mitchell T. B. Nichols John T. Dempsey Fred Dilcher United Mine Workers Wilkeshbarre Wyoming Lackawanns Buzerne The Boe

Texas Tornado Hits Lodi Area. Six Dead, Three Missing

A tornado struck near Lodi, Texas at 7:00 a.m. Sunday, destroying a colored family residence and killing six people with three others missing. The cyclone moved northeast, crossing the Texas and Pacific railroad at Campbellsville spur, sweeping lumber from a nearby loading station and causing extensive damage along its path.

Atlanta Tex Lodi Here Texas & Pacific Railroad Campbellsville

Airship Trial by Count Zeppelin Success At Württemberg

Freidrichshafen Wurtemburg Oct 22 Count Zeppelin and Herr Eugen Wolff aboard the airship completed two series of evolutions after rising at 5 PM to an altitude of five eighths mile. The craft descended to the water near the launch point at 3 25 PM. The king and queen of Wirtemburg witnessed the demonstration.

Freidrichshafen Wurtemburg Count Zeppelin Herr Eugen- Wolff Wirtemburg

Moseley Declines Singapore Consul Post

Rome Ga Oct 22 Captain A B Moseley of this city who was appointed consul to Singapore has decided not to go and will remain in Rome for the near future leaving the post open and awaiting further notice from officials

Rome A.B. ‘Moseley Singapore Tie

Fumes From Green Paint Freeze Coppess's Mind in Fall

In Union City Indiana on October 22 B N Coppess a noted local figure temporarily lost his mind from fumes while painting his house. He climbed a ladder fell to the ground and sustained serious injuries while his memory and health slowly recover with paint odors triggering convulsions.

H. H. Coppess Union City Ind B. N. Coppess

Mother Dies of Broken Heart After Loss of Four Children

Mrs Raymond Harrison of Enron City Indiana died at age 20 from a broken heart after losing four children in the past year. The last loss occurred about two weeks ago and despite medical care she failed rapidly.

Enron City Ind Raymond Harrison

Miners Strike Over Hiring Rule Turbulence in Linton

In Linton Indiana on October 20 miners refused to work at Island City mine No 1 after the coal company barred a worker deemed objectionable. They had pressed a rule prohibiting the company from firing one man and hiring another, fearing district trouble.

Linton, Ind Island City Mine

Chicago chair rep found dead in Elwood hotel room

A. Haley of Chicago, an invited visitor to Elwood Indiana, was found dead in his hotel room Friday afternoon. He arrived Wednesday evening intoxicated and went to bed with orders not to be disturbed. An empty morphine box suggests suicide.

Elwood Ind A. Haley Chicago Carr Hotel

Muncie Union to Disband After Season Ends

The Machine Made Fruit Jar Manufacturers' union in Muncie Indiana will dis organize at the end of the present season after a year of operating a central sewing agency. The union controlled over 90 percent of national output.

Muncie, Ind Muncie

Babs in the Cistern Shocks Union City Family

Mrs. F B Vernon found her infant in the cistern at home and carried it inside. The child appeared dead but revived after about thirty minutes and is expected to live.

Babs Union City Ind F. B. Vernon

Obesity Remedy Claims Death of Wabash County Resident

Frank Smith, who shed weight from 350 to 250 pounds using a weight loss remedy, died at his Roann home after six months of illness. He was a prominent mill and land owner with a giant physique.

Wabash Ind Frank Smith Roann

Bedford tragedy at Indian Springs political meeting

James Diettick, a saloon keeper, was killed at a political meeting in Indian Springs, Bedford. He fired a gun over the crowd in front of his tavern, provoking a response from someone in the crowd who shot him in the head, causing instant death.

Bedford Ind James Diettick Indian Springs

Doctor W. T. Newton Dies Sudden in Indianapolis

Dr. W. T. Newton, prominent Indianapolis physician, died suddenly Sunday afternoon of Bright's disease while his attending Dr. T. E. Noble was with him. The two were laughing over a newspaper cartoon when he collapsed.

Indianapolis Jud W. T. Newton Bright T. E.noble Newton

Child fatally burned by clothing fire near Windfall

The three year old child of farmer John Richey three miles southwest of Windfall Ind was fatally burned when its clothing caught fire from burning refuse in the yard.

Ind John Richey

Man Fatally Struck by Train in South Bend

South Bend Indiana October 22 August Prandie aged 40 was walking on railroad tracks and failed to notice an approaching train. He was injured and died from the collision according to local reports.

South Bend Ind Prandie Ani

Ten-Year-Old Girl Sacrifices Life for Baby Brother

In New Albany Indiana on October 20 Jennis Stewart ten year old daughter of farmer Mays Stewart burned to death saving her baby brother. She warmed a blanket by the fireplace tucked it around the sleeping infant then ran to fetch the child and return to the mother with flames enveloping her own clothing. She collapsed before reaching the house and died shortly after.

New Albany Ind Jennis Stewart Mays ‘Stewart

Labor Troubles Hit Eaton Plant As 200 Out In Mold Shop

Fresh labor strife in Eaton under the American Flint Glass Workers' union sees over 200 out in the mold shop. Blower Lewis Wilhelm, shot Thursday by Andrew Cowan, remained in danger Friday night as Cowan faced a shooting to kill charge. Cowan was jailed with bail set at $2,000 or more after Judge Leffler refused reduction.

Muncie Eaton American Flint Glass Workers’ Association Lewis Wilhelm Andrew Cowan Cowan

Indiana Soldier Shot in Philippines Death Report

Brazil Indiana Oct 19 Thursday afternoon Mung Penman received a letter from Wallace a U S army member in the Philippines recounting the death of James Penman son of Mr Penman who was killed instantly while placing the American flag over a fort stormed by his regiment Penman a prominent citizen and James well known locally

Brazil Ind Mung. Penman Wallace United States Army Philippines James Penman Mr. Penman Penman James

Bill Nye Seeks Honest Living by Swearing Affidavit

In Jeffersonville Indiana on October 19 Bill Nye a Black man recently released from Indiana prison wandered into the county clerk office saying he wanted to make an affidavit of his honesty. He claimed difficulty finding work due to his stigma and sought to prove his reform by swearing to honesty.

Jeffersonville Ind Bill Nye Nye Indiana

LaPorte Mayor Draws Eastern Capital To Oil Drilling

Laporte Indiana October 22 Mayor Darrow has drawn a syndicate of eastern capitalists into drilling oil wells in the Kankakee region. The group plans to spend about one million dollars to develop what officials expect to be the state’s largest oil fields. Oil experts visiting the Kankakee marsh counties report favorable conditions for extensive productive fields.

Laporte Ind Dar.ow Kankakee

Sisters of Providence celebrate St Marys institution jubilee

The Sisters of Providence of the United States plan a three day diamond jubilee celebration in Terre Haute Ind for St Marys institution the home of the sisters and foundation of the order. Hundreds of alumnae will attend with about 50 from Indianapolis and others from distant cities.

Terre Maute Ind Sisters of Providence of United States St. Mary's Institution Indianapolis

Judge Rules Vandalia Must Pay Indiana State 745000

Indianapolis Oct 19 Judge Carter of the superior court on Thursday morning handed down a decision in the suit where the state sought 1,000,000 from the Vandalia railway under its special charter. He holds the road must pay the state 745,154.65 The road operated for 14 years under this charter which was later revoked.

Indianapolis Iid Carter Superior Court Thursay Morning Vandalia Railway Ted

Fragmentary crime note hints at fatal confrontation

Readable fragments indicate a fatal incident linked to a dispute. Names and exact roles are unclear but reference a killing two years earlier and a person named Barton objecting during the event. Further details are unreadable in the clipped text.

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Enea Pitatesman Hill Rematian Haz Wiliam EF. Wilson Charlestown Pers Reta Saeed Pealeean Rae Ae Millionaire Gates Vicksburg Park Wilann Severn Si Paw Minn Zemelin Hhred Lauching Chila FatahHiy American Flint Glass Works Eaton, Ind James Penmillin Holsting Honest Sweetheart Barton Beck
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