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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
3
Incomplete text discusses a stone described as coppery and rare, with references to a river, people named Cin Sesselerne and Ph Bae Purley, and a location Wahash river. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or conclusive details about the artifact or individuals.
In a Columbus court a group including Charles Eyinton and Ed FP were cleared of charges after a terminc plea. The defendants faced allegations tied to gambling activities and prize payouts. Legal records show the case concluded with a favorable outcome for the players.
An OCR fragment describes a crash involving several individuals and a company, with passengers affected. The readable content is garbled, listing locations and names inconsistently, making specifics about place, date, or outcome uncertain.
A patient died after taking a medicine prepared for another, containing opiates. The substance, labeled for Tivrum C. Pyrum, caused a fatal reaction before officials identified the exact dosage and intent. Investigation underway into the toxin and proper labeling.
Attormochbild darted 75 feet and was struck by a midnight train at a crossing here. Dr. HE E Wisbard, a prominent local physician formerly of Newark, escaped with only cuts and bruises.
After three weeks of treatment at the Pasteur Institute in Chicago, four year old Tiarold Leim, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Heim, died of hydrophobia in Booth Bend. A dog bite in July led to his illness.
A South Bend furniture shop known as Oliver Dow workers was destroyed by a blaze that covered a 60 by 80 foot building. Fire investigators attributed the explosion of two paint cans stirred by an electric motor as the blaze source. One worker, Lewis Goldenberg, suffered serious burns to arms and chest with all others escaping unharmed.
Mrs Plorman Ociriehs recalls a Paris Metropolitan Opera performance featuring V shaped gowns worn by American women in the $40 orchestra seats. She notes the gowns draw stares from neighbors as men joke about earnings benefiting their wives.
Fragmented text appears to reference events and names but lacks clear details. The readable parts mention places such as Port and Georgetown with possible dates and people. The overall meaning is obscured by errors, preventing a precise summary.
A jagged OCR fragment describes a girl with 15 cents seeking red ribbon of a shade for her mother. The text is garbled with stray words, partial dialogue, and unclear references, making coherent event or source identification impossible.
Fragmentary text mentions Piiliad Dias and four hipoditet in a preedize Sa Fabs with unclear context and no coherent event details. Names and actions are not fully readable, leaving an incomplete record of what happened.
A controversial clipping from the Federalist attacks the American Federation of Labor and its leaders. It warns ministers to resist strike tactics and urges support for independent unions and arbitration to protect workers from violence and coercion.
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