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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
2
Odon lies sixteen to twenty miles northeast of Washington in Davies county on the Southern Indiana Railroad. The town boasts lagate churches and a growing business and resident life with roads and local events, a solid agricultural base, and a plan for progress amid modest industry.
The piece notes leaders fearing for the republic and Bryan switching topics to win votes. It accuses Democrats in the south of protecting illiterate white voters while disenfranchising educated Black voters, claiming they deny it is a color issue.
The speaker notes that people have about 135 million more dollars in circulation annually than four years ago, and none of it was newly manufactured, according to the observer.
The article stresses that voters favor actions not to disrupt current prosperity. It notes even prominent leaders do not promise improvements beyond present conditions and highlights a general desire for stability nationwide.
The piece contrasts McKinleys sovereignty stance in the Philippines with Bryans preferred protectorate approach. It argues the latter risks U S power to curb native foolishness while binding the U S to Philippine quarrels. It also notes the Post Office has opened a 2000 mile star mail route from Skagway to Cape Nome with weekly round trips and relay dogs and sleds.
A partial recap of Indiana voting trends notes that most presidential winners have carried Indiana in recent decades and outlines rules about moving voters between townships or precincts. The piece also reports on a train incident delaying newsboys, local rivalries, census figures for Bedford and nearby towns, a stock company purchase of Danville Normal College, a baggageman accident near Richmond, a large family celebration in Navilleton, and a distant relation of President McKinley.
In Gosien last Saturday Odon beat Bramble 16 to 11 after a rough start with a slick damp ball. Jury member David Hodges caused a stir by climbing a transom and returning home after a dispute among jurors. Bramble showed good players but was short handed and failed to capitalize in the late innings.
Mrs Eliza Walker of Carniage Indiana reportedly died last week and preparations for burial were made before a missed permit led to a late revival. She later woke when messengers were away and is described as now well. The Berway Age notes 562 lightning deaths annually in the US versus 239 railroad fatalities.
Ex-Auditor FH Tomey of Bogard township declares he will not vote for McKinley or Bryan. He endorses McKinley’s administration except for the appointment of H. C. Evans as pension commissioner. He will vote the Republican ticket door to door but omits a pledge against Bryan. He remains a Republican but cannot back McKinley fully.
A reader reflects on party loyalty and national duty, recounting a pivot from Democratic to Republican support. He condemns the Kansas City platform and Aguinaldo amid Filipino resistance, while praising McKinley and a return to American supremacy and unity. He rewrites his political allegiance after 25 years.
Mrs veorse Long of New Straitsville Ohio credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving two lives. A persistent cough plagued Sue and Mr Long fell ill with pneumonia before the remedy cured both. The ad touts throat chest and lung benefits and guarantees bottles at 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle at Webster's.
The Southern Indiana Railway Co announces ticket sales to Indianapolis via Seymour priced at 2.95. The offer covers travel to Indianapolis with a route through Seymour and includes all standard passenger services.
Saturday afternoon program includes devotional service and papers on increasing attendance and maintaining interest in Sunday schools led by J F Winklepleck and Nellie Shaffer, plus committee appointments and general discussion. Saturday evening features devotional by Milton Herron, a debate on excursions as SS benefits, songs, and a Sunday morning session with further songs and talks on methods of opening and closing services.
Advertises Boschee's German Syrup sample bottles for adults with cold symptoms including chest bronchitis throat or lung trouble. Visitors to Gantz Bros are invited to call and receive a complimentary bottle.
The Washington Democrat reports a complaint alleging Clement Lee was of unsound mind when the will was made and that undue influence fraud and improper execution tainted the document. Executors Wm. F. Hoffmann and Wm. M Sfases and various heirs are named as defendants with multiple law firms representing the plaintiff.
Patent medicine style ad claims Arnica Salve cures pains from various skin ailments and injuries. It touts speed, guarantees relief, and lists Webster druggist as the seller at 25 cents a box.
A newspaper snippet advertises farm land loans at 5 to 8 percent with contact by Harry H Crooke. A separate health testimonial touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness and debilitating symptoms claiming dramatic personal recovery. Also notes overdue notes and demands payment from B D Smiley.
Readable fragments show multiple clock times such as 100 p m 642 a m 159 a m and 12 30 p m with no context or event attached. The text lacks subjects or actions to identify a clear news item.
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