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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
A garbled OCR style piece references various topics including a so called “Odeon Journal” and scattered phrases about locations, accidents, aviation, and a historical figure. It mentions a lifelike alligator, air reserves, and a “Mikado statesman” with a pictured table. The text remains incoherent with no clear event or人物.
A garbled OCR passage mixes names, events, and objects with no clear narrative. It hints at collision, animal encounter, deaf mutes, interpreters, a doctor at a bedside, and scattered numbers, but lacks coherent facts or a single focus.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of a woman taking from a husband or his pockets and a decision by an authority. The readable portion lacks clear subjects, dates, places, or outcomes to specify the event or entities involved.
Fragmentary OCR passage references a man and fortune, hints at a visit and family shock, but lacks coherent events or names to summarize meaningfully. The readable content is too damaged to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
A garbled passage describes a hobbling woman resisting a rush of people and someone attempting to sit up, with unclear references to drowning. The text is incomplete and many words misread, leaving the scene hard to interpret.
A North American Review piece by Cal. Treorge Harves praises a long article urging balanced government business policy. It argues progress comes from conserving common sense, schools teaching civic duties, and citizens contributing to national well being, with a hopeful view of America’s future.
The renomination of Joseph Canton for Congress and the defeat of Ulises Beutell dominate state headlines. In the Ninth district, Beutell faces likely loss as Canton gains support. Fass faces probable defeat in the Tenth. Legislative reform groups aimed to purge corruption in the General Assembly after Lorimer's scandal, while Browne is renominated despite bribery acquittal.
According to the Metropolitan Magazine Jer sey City Chief John Conway posted a desk notice at fire headquarters stating all leave requests for personal reasons including funerals injuries and family events must be submitted by ten o clock on the morning of the game.
Winnipeg report states the Countess of Antring was robbed of jewels valued at several thousand dollars in the city. Police are investigating the theft and listing possible suspects.
The Cunarder Mauretania established a new trans Atlantic record on the Daunt's Rock to Ambrose Channel lightship route, completing the voyage in 4 days 10 hours 48 minutes.
The Alissouri Oklahoma and Gulf Railway company filed with the corporation commission for exemption from the commission's freight rate schedule which had been enjoined by federal courts.
Jefferson City reports both Democratic and Republican platforms announced after long conventions. The Democratic document features Folk for president, attacks Western policy, censures officials, and endorses St. Louis home rule. The Republican platform praises Roosevelt's conservation work, endorses Kadliskas fate Gueerne, and lauds Missouri's progress under GOP governance.
James Humphreys, wealthy young farmer and murder convict of James Hatcher, killed himself in Trenton county jail by tying bed cloth to a cell. Mrs Dillon found the body. coroner Will did not hold an inquest. He faced a two year sentence for second degree murder and had a motion for new trial pending.
Terre Haute Indiana Republican congress candidate L Frank Tilley was shot in the arm by highwaymen as he returned by buggy to the city from a campaigning tour in the Fourth district.
Seattle Mrs Nina Bennett and her three month old son died by strychnine. A note left for her husband J O Bennett a tailor said she was going insane. The incident occurred in Seattle Wash and plants the question of motive and mental strain.
A head on collision near Fol A, between Chicago Burlington and Quincy trains, left one dead and several injured. The crash tore a high trestle and demolished cars. the engineer and crew were injured but the heavy Pullman car suffered the worst damage. An investigation was ordered to determine the cause amid misinterpreted orders and warnings.
Adolph Rethbarth, a German merchant, is believed involved in a wide fraud linked to worthless collateral in a New York case. The Treasury's office probes troubling transactions while Rethbarth remains jailed, boasting that US banks grant loans easily with little security.
The Zeppelin VL, a leading airship built by Count Zeppelin, was destroyed by a fire at Darton Baten in Berlin. The blaze left a twisted frame of the giant balloon while the shed burned. passengers had disembarked ten minutes earlier.
Washington DC reports Dallas Texas grows to 92,104 residents, up 49,460 since 1900, an increase of 116 percent from 42,638.
An outbreak of infantile paralysis has reached alarming levels in Rhode Island with 122 reported cases since June 1 and three deaths.
Russian ambassador to France M Alexander Ivanovitch de Nelidoff lies dying after an apoplectic stroke while passing through Munich in August 1836. He is heavily reported in Paris papers as he fights for life.
A Brooklyn mother reports her boy healed digestion and rapid growth after using Grape Nuts cereal. She notes her husband’s improved health and a friend’s two children recovering from rickets after adopting the product. The letter promotes Read The Road to Wellville and ends with a call to readers for similar experiences.
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