28 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1895
Page
1
National Park dedication unfolds at Chickamauga with 3000 acres under blue and gray ownership. Daniel S. Lamont accompanies Vice President Adlai Stevenson and a wide array of governors and officials as Camp Lamont hosts a large military display in Chattanooga.
A garbled OCR passage shows scattered letters and fragments like a puzzle. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, yielding no clear event or identity to report.
The readable OCR fragment mentions wagons and trians, early carriage forms, and the appearance of the first railway cars. It references price ranges per day and design influences from various regions and entities, though many words are garbled or unclear.
The article notes long earthquake sequences in Japan with shocks lasting up to a year and a half in one event, alongside South’s agricultural prospects. It highlights cotton seed as cattle fodder, boosting stock here and offering a cheap feed substitute amid hard times.
The readable fragmentary text appears garbled with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event, date, or place is discernible to summarize a clear news item or public notice.
Two trains on Loghont Mountain road avoided a collision after a switch error. Engineers and crew leaped to safety as the up-bound train reversed and halted a downhill run. Both trains carried excursionists. C. E. Parsish of Chicago fractured his right leg.
A tragic day as five young men perish in a lake while bathing. The incident involved a crowded boat and a large crowd near shore with strong winds creating dangerous waves. Names and details of victims are partially recorded, including identities such as Robert and Vernet, with authorities noting the accident occurred during peak heat and rough water conditions.
Disconnected fragments describe an expedition returning from a voyage with a steamer Silvia expected Friday. Names like Gretna ETAL and Tore appear with unclear roles, while notes mention shelter, provisions, and forthcoming plans for New 3.
A severe snowstorm hits Lake Michigan ports with very low temperatures. Steamers report heavy snow and reduced visibility while crops and farmland face damage warnings. Fire brigades fight advancing flames as weather worsens across the southern area.
Paris reports show the cabinet council adjourned to Tuesday to await war office reports on the large thickness and morale among French troops in Madagascar. Ministers fear full disclosure of the truth.
A cold wave swept through Quincy Illinois on Sunday afternoon. By six p m the temperature had fallen from four o clock to to the 40 degree mark.
Cuban revolutionaries under Antonio Maceo clash with Spanish forces at Labimenta and mountains. Spanish troops suffer heavy losses as Maceo’s men hold passes and counterattack, with reports of Spanish misstatements about Maceo’s strength and movement.
The narrative describes a northern region expedition with a steamer voyage to New sts. It notes Shauns reach and the crew’s diverse and valuable collections, claiming their value exceeds any prior acquisitions. Details about a Priv SO section and Paolo ra pms 18 Geso unmiene are referenced amid fragmented text.
The text appears garbled with partial words and missing context. It mentions names and places in a jumbled line, offering no clear event or report to summarize into a coherent item. Further readable details are insufficient for a proper headline and summary.
Cnaries HH Strock, four year representative of Mahoning county in the state legislature, has been declared insane and will be taken to the asylum in Cleveland.
A Kentucky prison report reveals convicts inside the pen making counterfeit silver coins using plaster casts and Babbitt metal. Warden George led a search, found casting materials, and suspects point to several inmates amid circulating rumors. Also, the schooner Charles R Williams sinks off Escanaba with all aboard lost after a tow line separation. cargo iron ore bound for Toledo.
The Recorder reports plans in New York and other cities to launch a monster petition asking the United States to recognize Cuban insurgents as belligerents and Cuba as a republic. Protests, public meetings, and signatures are organized to sway opinion and secure U S recognition before January.
Enrollment at Rich mond schools shows 2 402 pupils. Anderson freight crash causes 1 200 dollars damage. John Kelly receives a three year term in Laurel burglary case. Jester child dies after ingesting poison. Montpelier jeweler stabbed by father in law. Anderson to build a 200 by 100 foot market hall with 40 000 capital. Rockville jury sentences Jesse Davis fourteen years for attempted murder of his wife.
A mosaic of local items recounts court cases, births, marriages, deaths, and odd incidents across Indiana towns. Highlights include a pioneering Indian student in Eart han, a burglar regaining reason in Eisgood, and a 14-year-old marriage in Adems county. Reports cover oil and gas wells, a Belgian woman found dead, a long jail term served, school discipline, and a collapsed glass tank in Marion.
The ex eboaard appointed at the recent silver conference in Washington met in Memphis to name chairs for the states, each to supervise the organization. The board includes Senators from Tennessee Indiana and Mississippi with W P Pine and Casey Young among others. one member was detained at home and several names were not announced.
Pasewasted Bicyclists. Pipespengin Pa September 24. Officer Dawe sworn out warrants against six men for violating the town ordinance by driving at excessive speed near the bells. The defendants faced the charge on Monday.
Fragment describes Sept events with mentions of water in mine levels and mines resuming operations. References to Tronwood county state militia returning home and other companies preparing to move. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
Sept 24 Harney Helles a leading shoe dealer was robbed of 875 in cash and a pair of shoes by a journeyman bootmaker who forced entry by opening the back window. The thief escaped.
Letters sent from Tampa on September 24 report a constitutional convention held October 10 in Nujasa where Bartola Mas-30 was elected president of the Cuban republic.
In Winsixeros Delaware on September 24 the jury found the alleged Cuban libertuster not guilty after fifty minutes of deliberation. The verdict elicited cheers from the crew in the courtroom.
The World reports Lieut Gen John McAlister Schofield will retire as army commander in chief on September 29 and Nelson A Miles will move to Washington as senior major general in command.
Forest fires sweep the area around Eriesey Quebec with dense smoke making it hard to assess the full extent. Early reports indicate heavy losses to lumbermen and property, as crews battle the flames.
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