21 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1895
Page
1
Incomplete OCR notes outline a water conveyance scheme from storage to Tel city with references to mountains and 4600 feet of elevation. The fragment hints at reservoirs and veins in the system but lacks coherent details or firm entities.
The readable lines describe a hospital paving project and a civic bond context with unclear names. It mentions a time and dates, but most text is garbled. The legible terms suggest municipal actions around public works and finance, but concrete entities are missing or unreadable.
Readable bits hint at a board or caption style note with partial names and phrases. The legible portions reference a local context or attribution but lack complete sentences or clear event details.
A fragmented OCR item mentions ERG TAS Be SP TIKT with uncertain wording. The readable portion indicates a misread phrase or title fragment lacking clear names, places, dates, or events to establish a full news item.
Readable fragments reference a event or notice with unclear names and details. The text mentions time and place segments but lacks coherent identifiers or actions to interpret fully. Further clean text needed for accurate card creation.
The report of the Committee on Pensions and adjutant general notes Indiana's M. Walker elected Commander-in-Chief. Veterans affairs reforms, pensions, and post encampment ceremonies are described with details of divisions and contingents from multiple states.
Fragmented notes discuss treaty terms and wartime expenses. Mentions figures near ten million and prices rising as nations face economic strain. References Cuba policy and potential shifts while observers weigh immediate probabilities in a troubled period.
The City of Pantiac around Lacost notes a rise in street rail passengers by about 1,300.48 dollars year over year. Enormon steam rail systems show freight and passenger growth dragging the industry higher. Eran & Boston Street railroad reports July receipts at 24,008 dollars while North Shore traction posts August receipts of 26,478 dollars.
Paris resident Pach Mracirk, a reclusive and wealthy citizen, was found dead in his sealed residence. For seven years no other person entered the building and a room brimmed with cast-off clothing. Investigators noted many chests containing valuables and jars, with the man once a publisher.
The Great War record of biennial Walker from Indiana details his service as a commander and brevet officer. He served in the Army, earning personal thanks from General Thomas, joined A RH in 1887, and led George H. Thomas Post in Indianapolis. As department commander he expanded membership and oversaw Indiana affairs through recent terms.
Victims of the caisson accident are buried in Cave Hill cemetery after services at Christ Church Cathedral. Four bodies laid side by side in the Legion plot as a large crowd gathered. the Marine Band will not perform at the Chickamauga battlefield dedication due to lack of funds for transport and care.
Rebels planted dynamite on roads as Spanish Colonel Cannels and General Tinares clashed near Huimon de Las Yaguas and Manganaguas. A Spanish regiment triggered booby traps wounding and killing lieutenants and soldiers. a rebel leader was captured and later executed by court martial. Government forces suffered casualties, while rebels attacked a plantation before retreating.
In common pleas court Judge Dellenbachch rendered a long awaited decision about Christie Hess and neighbor Mrs. Rasenbers on Stairs Street. Hess struck a blow during a quarrel injuring the woman and her child died later from the assault. Hess faced manslaughter charges but the judge dismissed the case amid prior assault penalties. The note mentions broader tensions over China murders and reprisals affecting missionary work and foreign policy.
The Roby club prepares for a large meet with entries and prize money noted. Officials expect strong competition and several events may end in ties. Attendance and timing remain in focus as organizers plan for a busy weekend.
MeEWINSEY and Estes are involved in a divorce with custody dispute over their child. The trial centered on residence and guardianship while the court considers marital relations and related evidence. The proceedings reference locations and individuals in the case.
Community from across the nation joins Kentucky residents to support a relief fund for widowed mothers of two of four Lesion boys killed in a eastern explosion. The drive aims to bolster families after the tragedy.
Altceid and his military staff left Monday from Chicago to join Illinois veterans in the National Military Park dedication in Chattanooga. They traveled via the Illinois Central road and expected to arrive Tuesday afternoon.
Inmanatoris Ind September 17 Commander-in-Chief Walker states a suit will contest the Wester pension controversy in the courts with ex president Harrison to be retained.
It was an exceptionally cold Saturday night with a heavy frost that ruined corn for local farmers. Ice formed at Shelbourne and along the river near Mount Hermon school, signaling widespread agricultural damage in the region.
A naphtha spring has been opened at Grosni in the Teck province of the Caucasus. Jets rise to great heights and the operation discharges thirty million poods of the fluid daily.
In Cincinnati on September 17 2, veterans of the Army of the Tennessee gather for a two day reunion and reminiscence. Notables include Gen. G M Dodie Gen C O Howard Maj Hoyt Sherman Col W P Tepburn Gen Charles C Walcott Gen J Warren Keifer and John A Logan Jr as honored guests with cannon salutes and fife and drum in a Civil War veterans' gathering.
From Washington comes word President Cleveland will renew his financial reform plan in his annual message to Congress. He seeks authority for the treasury to call in and redeem Civil War era greenbacks using low rate bonds. Secretary Carlisle will echo last year's recommendations.
The ninth national encampment of the Sons of Veterans of the United States opens in Haexville with Commander Chief William E. Bundy presiding. Attendees include Past Commander-in-Chief Thomas G Lawler and GAR leaders from Wisconsin Connecticut and Pennsylvania. about three thousand visitors expected.
Roxomo Indiana September 17 Saturday R B F Pierce receiver of the Clo Leaf railway was made defendan a five thousand dollar damage suit by Nathaniel Fleming administrator of the estate of his father Robert Fleming who was killed by Clover Leaf cars in this city on the Fourth of July last Fleming a colored man about eighty years old was crossing the track with a wagon load of junk and could not hear the whistle and was killed instantly
Robbed farm near Roaschale led to pursuit to Greencastle jail where thieves were captured and searched. Arlington man Joux Leisure killed by horses after being jolted from a wagon. County officials order oil rig laborers in Winchester to work on streets. Mrs Chase mover funded as memorial needs 260 dollars. Miss Mynnie Lepening jumps from moving train at Franklin. Rainbow over Farmland draws hundreds. Child scalding fatality in Muncie and a fatal fall at a room floor. Orestes steel plant to employ eighty making steel billets for tin plate. Indianapolis Chinese man reports highbinders. Over 17,000 Indianapolis students in class. Wabash area and South Bend events and Grange gathering noted. White's Institute Indian education shifts. district reformatory sought. Wanasi College reports 100 new students. Brownsboro driller taps through rubber like layer. finds pine timber and gunpowder-like substance. Winamac jail transfer plan with freight car deters prisoners. Hartford City trout pond growth from artesian water. Yorktown diphtheria outbreak delays schools. Delware County pioneer Wanasis dies. Northern Indiana farmers hold 6,000-strong Grange picnic at South Bend. Benner and Jackson Warnick area surprise Ward McCowan with grain loading. Dr Edwins sues railway for 15,660 damages. Indianapolis Retail Clerks Union grows to 125. Postmasters commissioned across several counties. A Chicago firm buys Jay County bonds. Rye crops surge while wheat fails in Wahash County. Orphans from Cincinnati Home placed in area families. Evansville typhoid fever epidemic under health board review.
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