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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
2
A pilot named Ehrmann escaped a lightning strike near Barcelona after his aircraft was hit. Spinwoosten criticizes the incident, suggesting the misfortune would be preferable if it happened on solid ground rather than aloft.
The readable portions are insufficient to identify a person, organization, place, or event. No clear action or outcome can be established from the fragment.
Fragmentary notices describe Vatican vespers and a papal address. Reads as a historical clipping with unclear phrasing and missing details.
A Swedish envoy announces resignation citing sustained attacks but a reliable basis for the claim is lacking. The message notes pressure from Swedish and local actors, with the envoy asserting personal grounds but gives no clear proof of the alleged hostility.
In St. Joseph Missouri a county jail cell story reports a attempted scheme to persuade a farmer named Oscar to invest in a Mexican treasure scam led by Dr Janes Alexander Dowie and Rev Bishop Schrader. The resistant prosecutor opposes the scheme.
Mrs Sohn Burch reportedly held her infant aloft in five feet of water at the bottom of a cistern in her home for eight hours until helpers arrived. The miraculous rescue drew attention to maternal courage and emergency response.
Strikes by cloak makers in New York appear to end with workers set to return to duty, while rival groups and local observers weigh the impact on production and prices in the cloak trade.
Taft hails a pivotal keynote as the pennant battle tightens with late season push. Ambitious efforts by Treva Alden and others energize teams and shift standings toward a decisive finish.
A Chicago to Grand Trunk express train crashed into the forward section near Durand on the Grand Yronk line. Known dead include Ao Almo V Woodward and Dellelicid N Li with several others unidentified. a traveling nurse Miss Swinger and a letter carrier James Aldean are among the named victims.
Early returns show Hoke Smith defeating Browe in Atlanta. Groeneke and Smith retain offices, with Livingston defeated in the eighth district. several incumbents listed as renominated without opposition in various districts.
Jacob H. Schiff the banker and railroad magnate agreed to act as arbitrator in the cloakmakers strike that has paralyzed New York coat and suit manufacturing. Schiff and associates fear continued stoppage may push large factories to western towns, threatening losses for local industry.
Sterling yeggsmen blew the Milledgeville post office safe and rifled its contents. Posses on their trail failed to apprehend them. The thieves escaped with about 200 dollars.
Judge Smith McPherson in Des Moines federal court upholds the mulet law as valid and constitutional. The decision noted in the opinion will be appealed to the United States Supreme Court.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a death toll figure and local details at a Wallace Idaho area, with garbled names and places. The readable content is not coherent enough to determine a clear event, date, or involved entities.
Much damage estimated at a million dollars swept Ludington Michigan as a tornado struck the area. The Golden Age steamer with Mrs J Messi and son reportedly lost on Lake Michigan. Carlson family suffered severe injury as their home was destroyed. Nine cot races at Epworth summer resort blown from farms. Two parties missing near Doyne City and on the lake.
Franklin Pa Joseph C Sibley a Republican candidate in the twenty eighth Pennsylvania District was arrested on a warrant charging conspiracy to debauch the electorate. The arrest followed his withdrawal from the race. He reported spending 17000 in Warren County and 42500 district wide for nomination expenses, averaging about 4 dollars per voter.
On the Italian battleship Regina Margherita at Taranto a boiler explosion killed two sailors and wounded seven, with several reported fatally injured. The incident occurred on the fleet dock at Taranto.
Contagious infant paralysis soon to be added to the list of communicable diseases that must be reported by private practitioners and public hospitals to the New York department of health.
Ren Orlleans and John Bram hall in New Orleans seek heirs of Fingo Smith who died in Fulton Missouri leaving a 50000 dollar fortune. Smith is believed to have relatives in New Orleans and Saint Louis.
The Bribery investigation wraps up with findings to be sent to Congress. Senator Gore faced a bribery offer to withdraw, tied to a case in Washington. Officials and lawmakers weighed the implications as the inquiry moved toward formal reporting.
Weather notes indicate frosty conditions across Nebraska with light snow in Chipaha and western regions. Temperatures drop near 25 degrees in places while Northwestern Nebraska reports near record lows for the season and early frost patterns emerge in August.
In Jefferson City Missouri a freight wreck on the river near Blackwater four miles west of town killed five and injured one. The engineers and crew named include T. Frei, Finned, J. Rechants, L. in CGC, Fredericks, George Pageart, and Ci. My. ds.
President Tom I. Lewis says delegates repudiating the union’s recognized principles will not shake membership at home. He warns international officers face difficulty without the convention’s endorse ment and a rejected special committee report as strikes loom.
A syndicate led by Mrs. Russell Sage and Miss Helen Gould has acquired 100 acres near Austin Texas to establish a rest cure resort. The group, wealthy New York philanthropists, will develop the tract as a health retreat. The project involves a $500,000 investment and aims to attract visitors seeking recuperation.
The National Association of Census Enumerators, formed to secure extra pay for enumerators, has disbanded in Washington on the advice of attorneys.
A brief note records a notable achievement by women, highlighting their successful performance and setting a tone of recognition for female accomplishments in the period.
The readable bits show disjointed fragments with unclear meaning about a local notice or section. No identifiable people or organizations can be reliably extracted from the provided text.
A political figure named Shelz Scot seeks a seat amid recent election drama with local officials and voters watching closely. The report notes community interest and potential campaigning details.
Ragged OCR text references the seventh day and a location but lacks clear names or actions. It suggests a calendar or event fragment with limited readable items.
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