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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1894
Page
2
The paper announces subscription terms and a warning about moving precincts after October affecting voting status. It urges safer crossings and mentions authorities considering water measures.
Local readers note Col. A. A. Hardy will lead an effort in Greene County under Brets governance. Democratic allies express uncertainty as the campaign schedules a busy November campaign period.
The message from Rev T De Witt Taituare travels from Frookivn to New Zealand describing travel impressions and political remarks about American Congress and related issues. The letter hints at distant places and reflects a traveler’s viewpoint on liberty and economic topics during his tour.
A damaged OCR text notes a meeting with speakers Lieh Riggins Cloele Tate Wadeworth and Ser mour Ridale addressing attendees. The event focused on a candidate described as a Republican endorsee and attracted a crowd, with references to a rally and speeches about political support.
The fragment urges voters to back the Republican ticket to support the Seidiers and to oppose a party led by Dan Voorhees and Lincoln's dogs reference. It frames voting as a choice between administration policies and party leadership.
The Indianapolis Journal notes Populists face stagnant gains amid shifting allegiances. It cites waning support from Debs sympathizers as their movement faces internal strife and farmer distrust, while charges against Cox and enforcement of order stir farmer opposition.
Col A M Hardy Republican candidate for Congress spoke to a crowded Jasper crowd in Dubois county. The audience mixed factory workers and farmers as Democratic voters faced a sharp critique of Democracy. Local figures noted a strong reception for Hardy and a tense political atmosphere.
The Sunday Gazette reports Ed Martin of Pikeville was cut from left ear to chin by G H Hollenberger, a Pikeville shopkeeper. Hollenberger fled after the attack as officers pursue him. Public sentiment in Pikeville is divided over whether the act was justifiable.
In Velpen area James W. Davis faced four gun charge after a quarrel with John Holland. Three men were wounded with one hit in the back and another in the hip. Davis escaped serious injury and will recover. A woman involved was named by all as the cause. Davis, recently married to the woman, was tried Friday and both were sent to jail to await court actions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes innkeepers using custom notes and marks on goods, referencing sherr customers and a system for quarter pricing and reminders. Details are unclear, but the fragment hints at trad writing and pricing terms used by innkeepers.
The petit jury for the Circuit Court includes Josep Degner John Aten Sr ted Washmere Degow of Washington township Jobn Sctatcheee Bars Wildisin Rinceman Madison Williats oS Burton Joseph Swann Veale Alfred Ellis Darri son Bidee Zimmerman Board Fucha PH Beans Van Buren Her ry Critchiow John Robinson Kinore.
A visitor entered a neighboring town store and asked the clerk for circular plastic devices that can be contracted or expanded by burnished steel implements with gold particles. The club understood her intent, though the description read as arcane and extravagant.
A correction notes errors in last week's Special Premiums of the Old Scudder item. Howard Feller's baby was misattributed. the prize was for heaviest, and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin's baby won prettiest. Win. Slimp will receive the Journal a year for the largest watermelon weighing 67 pounds.
A Blooratton man with eleven daughters had his sofa renovated. The list records items found between the back and cushion including fourty-seven white ping coins, thirteen needles, thirty-five cigarettes, six pocket knives, twenty-eight marbles, eleven neckties, love letters, two dimes, three quarters, a nickel, four button hooks, and other small articles.
Presiding elder Vincesses Diariot-BM S Heavenridge names multiple pastors and stations including Vincennes Al torlyville Lisman Bicknell Hraceville James Hixson Cartiste W Fox Deckers Elmer C Jordan Doverhill Kiner Clsir Fermernburg Coverman Slendele Gaither Grarsville Moos Taylor Se Dany Loogeree Racy Lyenton Meson P Ogle New Lebanon George Kad Gdon L B Johnson Plainville D Crane Pleassatgilly Youchwan Pestie Creek Prairieton Allen Eaglesvills C F Kisler Shools F Harvey Sullivan W H Grins Vincecnee EBL West Washington Auburc Washington Circuit J B Smith Wheat Larteuck Well known preachers in Lanesville Miles Woode Cestensi W B Collins Neebrir B S Pensa Cleerdale Bie Olive Wereoke Peta ville Edgin.
The Leegeatee Black Diamonds and the Odon team played a baseball game Monday afternoon with Odon leading after four innings. In the fifth the Odon team surged to fifteen runs, but the Laogantee squad refused to continue in the sixth due to a contract dispute, resulting in a draw. Spectators from Elnera witnessed the tension as players and umpires, including Areh Yagel and Mauston, performed despite the quarrel.
The narrative describes Emin Pasha seeking passage through the Unyoro kingdom after Khartoum’s fall. Envoys present gifts, including a carved box, to King Kabarega who tests local workmanship and promises safe transit if the task aligns with their power. The Wanogo labor to craft a box under the king’s scrutiny and pride.
In Chicago, Charles L. Kahler of Des Moines fell ill with a severe cold but recovered quickly after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. His quick cure inspired others at the hotel to request the remedy from a nearby drug store, with many expressing thanks. Sold by W. L. Stoy The Druggist.
On September 23 1894 at 5 PM Walter G. Scott a railroad agent and Ada V. Howard were wed at the Toelle home by Rev J A Bell. They will live at Alum Caves. The Journal wishes them health and happiness. Also at 4 PM near Eaglesville Allen K. Overton and Bertha C. Rosenberry married. Rev A Bell officiated. guests shared a supper. The couple are praised and urged to a long, happy life.
Irving W Larimore director of YL MLC AL Steg Maines from Iowa endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm for bruises sprains dislocations and muscle stiffness. Applied before swelling, it claims to halve recovery time. Sold by W L Stay The Druggist and W OL Young Co.
A fragmentary page includes old product pitches for Castoria for children and De Witt's Witch Hazel salve for burns and sores plus a tonic claim. It also notes claims about pain relief with Magic Pinx Paste and lists fake currency and land securities. A Eugene Oregon resident promotes Chamberlain's diarrhea remedy with testimonials.
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