30 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1893
Page
1
The piece highlights giant pears including a 30.5 ounce fruit from a Georgia exhibit by L. L. Varnedoe. It mentions a North Dakota descendant linked to Mary among the Marys and describes related lineage, local farms in Michigan, and a tall 50 foot tree still bearing on Frank Tucker’s Clemens farm.
The text presents a mosaic of clipped items including references to Byards, Mas Billavtts, and various individuals. mentions shipments from Sten, Mass, and a Nashville plot. notes on a tomb removal, a railway blacksmiths association, a silo filled with ensilage, and calls for immigrant inspection at Canadian ports.
Report from Sept 2 describes a temporary truce in the silver debate. It notes only a postponement of filibuster tactics and not abandonment, with discussions aimed at shaping a repeal bill and potential amendments before October 13. The article cites Senate actions and party positions, including Republicans and Democrats weighing strategy.
The English yacht Valkyrie entered New York Harbor at dawn on September 28 after a stormy voyage from Southampton. Health officials approved quarantine, and a cordial reception greeted the royal visitor as crowds and local vessels observed the arrival.
Reported shooting at Mrs Arrington who had a disputed feud with Baxter over property. Arrington, once incarcerated for pension fraud, is said to have a tarnished reputation and to have killed two or three men in the past. The incident occurred about 18 miles west of the killing site.
Dr Jenkins health officer of the port announces the Morgan line steamer Al Rices will sail to Brunswick Georgia with provisions for destitute residents. The ship is provided by G P Huntington and a physician from Dr Jenkins staff will accompany to monitor sanitary conditions. Citizens committee will distribute aid and oversee refunds of contributions through Dr Jenkins.
A man formerly associated with a firm in Pigh aries a Py the owathneawn is wanted by the provincial authorities for securing funds through false pretenses. The suspect, linked to a Newport residence, faces charges of deception and forgery in relation to victim losses.
A scrambled OCR-style text recounts a rescue at Lake Michigan involving Esra and Mise and a government revenue cutter named Amanda Johnson. It mentions a balloon event, a shoreline rescue, and a nine hour exertion ending with two people reaching the beach, but many specifics are garbled and uncertain.
Lewiston Maine September 28 after thirty nine years of constant service the resignation of President O Henry of Bates College went into effect Friday. The resignation is based solely on the fact that the well known editor has devoted the entire portion of an average man s life to the interests of the institution and is now compelled to abandon active work.
Brest reports eight deaths from cholera after a Thursday outbreak. Authorities received details from Nost Friday, confirming multiple fatalities in the city. Local health officials urged vigilance and precautionary measures.
In HaRRIGHURG on September 23 the divorce suit of Marie Decen sitaiist Francis Leon Chrisman continues with testimony to prove ownership of Villa Greeca. Chrisman testified that his wife's extravagant habits prevented saving and that his funds were used to buy the home.
Sharlote of Niece reports that three planets were discovered on Sept 2% at the observatory, with one at eleventh magnitude.
New York on Sept 25 reports that Colis P Huntington and Cornelius Vanderbilt received anonymous threats claiming their Fifth Avenue mansions would be destroyed with dynamite. Police say 500 guards and detectives patrol the area, and Superintendent Drones vows swift arrests if any attack is attempted.
F G Hudson, former Ouachita parish district attorney, travels from Monroe to Baton Rouge to urge Governor Foster to offer rewards for arrest and conviction of white cap murderers terrorizing North Louisiana. He cites recent ambush killings, threats to cotton ginners, and calls for state protection of rail interests and capital.
Cirence September 14. At the World’s Fair a private ride event showcased a cloud projector invented by H L Rogers of Cleveland. The device projected legible images on clouds viewable from earth, with a light projector and electrical apparatus forming a display.
The Michigan Central began arming its train crews today, equipping ten men per express and mail train with Winchester rifles loaded with bullets. Other roads plan to follow, aiming to deter organized train robbers and increase security on long-distance services.
At Ravesenp Race Track on September 26 Anonde the bay horse broke down after the fourth race. He collapsed to his knees twice and staggered upright each time showing a brave effort to complete the return to his cleavery. The crowd noted the horse Hr idare Crekcre's canant Longstreet's presence amid the dramatic scene.
Two Black men killed a Polish jewelry peddler about a mile south of Kenotucky. The peddler, Joseph, asked for help locating his son and was lured toward town by the men who then shot him near a house. Inquest found the bullet severed the left arm and entered near the heart.
A large fire in St Joseph Missouri heavily damages Townsend Westerns department store and surrounding blocks. Fire spread to nearby Commercial Block Carbery block and Crockery Co. structures causing widespread losses estimated at multiple establishments including Poawnseml Wyatt and France building with extensive property damage.
Nelson, a 22 year old suitor, fired a shot into his head after an attempted killing of his sweetheart Sunday night. The girl survived, they say, as authorities report. A separate note from Sept 25 claims Vatican authority says Catholic opposition has yielded and Myer Satelli supporters have submitted.
The piece notes Canadian express firms arming crews in Bhoendalmviile Michigan amid rising tensions. Train guards will be armed with Winchester rifles and river precautions are being stepped up as management refuses to disclose details.
Nurtz, a farmer near Jeffersonville, died while digging a well after being overcome by damp air. His wife, who found him and tried to help, collapsed and also died before aid could reach them.
The Italian ship Vincense Pieria arrived in port on September with cholera among its passengers. Authorities ordered quarantine and limited movement as medical staff assessed risk and planned a return voyage.
GUADALAJARA Mexico Sept 21 The Telman volcano on the Pacific coast north of the city is active again causing widespread alarm. Many residents have abandoned their homes as steam and lava sparks light the night sky, drawing crowds and raising fears of further eruptions.
The Financial News reports rising consensus that bandhollers demand the speedy removal of President Saens Pena from office in Brazil. It also asserts that a Roca led dictatorship is seen as the only hope for the republic.
Washington September 24 An order from the War Department detains Capt Quincy M Gilmore of the 5th Cavalry to serve as professor of military science and tactics at the Ada Ohio normal university.
German journalist and publisher Lonis Lange died in St Louis on Monday at age 64. Lange, a native of Hesse, Germany, was a prominent figure in journalism and publishing.
Sept 25 report notes five new projectiles for Ericsson's Destroyer arrive at the torpedo station. Each is about twenty seven feet long and weighs sixteen hundred pounds. Trials with them will probably begin in a few days.
Washington dispatches detail Senate debates on the repeal bill and closure, with Voorhees and Hoar arguing, House filibuster tactics by Tucker's elections bill, and leaders’ caucuses amid calls for rule changes. Reports note sessions, quorum struggles, and executive actions as the era’s political clash intensifies.
In St Joseph Missouri a dummy passenger train fooled bandits who attempted robbery on Kansas City St Joseph and Council Bluffs train No 5. Police fired in a fusillade killing Fred Kohler and Hugo Gleits while 3 robbers including Charles Fredericks were captured. One escaped.
In Calamus Pa twenty miles south of here Mrs August Reese was murdered and her husband badly beaten by two anarchists named Larsen and Brice as they returned from church. Larsen was captured leaving town. Brice fled. Police link the murder to prior killings and warn Brice may be captured later. Meanwhile in Tacoma a gas making machine from wood is patented producing gas charcoal and tar from a cord of wood.
Gas buildup under CG Porter druggist and Jones & Perry grocers caused an explosion damaging the grocery and injuring William Schultz severely and Minnie Purcell who escaped through a second floor window. Across Dilsboro a major fire destroyed George Cain’s farm? burned stumps and brush led neighbor Jim Bailey to plow fields to halt the blaze. Additional notes report thefts at Crawfordsville, a vaulting mine accident, a jail break attempt, and a political church presidency win. Local disasters and crimes intertwine with factory moves and pest-house quarantines.
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