09 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1893
Page
1
A garbled OCR note describes what seems like a fatal incident in a barn with mentions of a sheriff, bystanders, and a possible investigation. Details are unclear due to text corruption but imply a death and inquiry underway.
A fragmentary page notes Sir Henry Norman and a new viceroy in India, discusses Asian ware and American design influence, and mentions a cemetery courtship scene in Northwood. It references a 19th century cultural craze and local public notices amid scattered items from politics and society.
The readable text contains fragmented names numbers and phrases. It references individuals and percentages with unclear context amid garbled wording suggesting a personal note or rough draft. No coherent event or clear entities form a complete report.
Fragmented text mentions a dance event and page items with unclear names. Readable items reference a higher peak or height and walking to a street scene. Original order and many proper nouns are obstructed by OCR errors.
Fragmentary report notes sermons and lectures tied to a price sale near a church or meeting place. It mentions two hundred mile radii and a banking scene across New York with deposits and savings institutions influenced by broader American financial activity.
A miscellaneous foreign notes section reports on a Nazi Victoria relief fund, a claim that Drench is superior to Siti Ug, and an opera by Smetana titled Der Verkufote brant enjoying success in Berlin. It mentions Dereewekrs to be attached to the pit and police behavior at Paris, with unrest hinted by riots.
A newspaper notice recounts a train robbery where bandits robbed passengers but spared the women. It notes the haul included cash and valuables worth over five hundred pounds and mentions suspects and locations in a brief, period-voice summary.
The text presents scrambled references to figures like Voorhees and Gladstone, legislative votes on Ireland home rule, and scattered notes on campaigns and hiring in a wartime or reform era. Names, dates, and places blur amid OCR garble, yielding a fragmentary snapshot of parliamentary debate and public notices.
A garbled notice discusses a decrease in monthly pension payments and changes to the treasury component. It notes a reduced rate and references the affected period and eligibility criteria.
Report indicates Judge Goggin plans retirement amid defense of his stance on Clingman injunctions. Fragments suggest responsibility for Thursday scene lies with Judge Hrentan and press leaks influenced the outcome. Gold payments to treasury salaries halted amid opposition. paper currency resumed while investors face changes in redemption funds.
Washington and finance committees grapple with tariffs and protections as New England and Southern manufacturers clash over free trade. Aimed at safeguarding domestic supply, lawmakers face the threat of broader economic disruption as senators seek a unified stance amid rising tensions in the industry.
Senate debate centers on a finance committee report and vacancies as Voorhees signals temperance legislation. Includes discussion of impeachment of Chinaman reference and party factionalism influencing procedural rules amid push for constitutional reform.
Senator Gal linger introduced a bill to dismiss all non citizens from government service and bar their future employment. In Deravan Wisconsin two acres of commercial buildings burned Monday night destroying a business center including hotel livery post office. losses around forty thousand dollars with partial insurance coverage quoted.
A Panama newspaper cites an interview with Gen. Plazas claiming Nicaragua conservatives will invite Gen. Sacasa to return and help overthrow Zalaya before the constituent assembly convenes on September 15.
Aug 20 report from Singin OL states Dr A Caulle, a prominent local physician, fled town after forging notes and checks totaling over 85 04. The incident marks a sudden criminal withdrawal and investigation begins.
A chaotic Indiana state brief reports Miss Maup Cuapwick near Mace sustaining near amputation by a mower. Five year old Len Warrington of Jeffersonville burned by matches. Mitchell and Mitchell area reports fires, robberies, and murders. Bank resume rumors at Muncie. Various assaults, suicides, drownings, and a rash of post office thefts noted across counties including Madison, Huntington, Brazil, and Noblesville.
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