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11 Aug 1888
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Odon Weekly Journal in Odon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Odon Weekly Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1888
Page
1
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Pia Sedans
Bern Tise
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Sabie
Bora
Gieyrer
Ebed
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Fragmentary Russian reference hints at wartime trade talks
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Ticats and Pro Dispute Spark Boston Debate
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Euardians
Remarried Couple Seeks Pension by Proving Previous Marriage
Cartap ALP Lyrox of Woodbury Connecticut, a war veteran in the aunsiness regiment, seeks to secure his wife a pension at his death. He found no proof of their marriage after the license was lost in a hotel fire. All other witnesses to the ceremony are dead, and the couple were remarried.
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Cartap Alp
Lyrox
Woodbury
Conn
Aunsiness
Sheridan Dies Surrounded by Family in Sudden Death
The General Sheridan died after a brief illness at his home in Nesterschay, surrounded by relatives. His wife Tedeschi and siblings were present as physicians tended him. the family recalled his long service and noble deeds.
Sheridan’s Cavalry Moves in Shenandoah Valley Action
Disjointed OCR notes describe Sheridan’s forces under command in the Shenandoah Valley. It mentions corps and regiment movements, engagements with Early’s troops, cavalry maneuvers, and a focus on mobility and reinforcements during August and September.
Sheridan Woes and Civil War Battles Near Winchester and Cedar Creek
The narrative covers Civil War maneuvers around Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley. Sheridan conducts aggressive operations, defeats Early at Winchester, devastates supply lines, and advances toward Cedar Creek. Reports note his promotion discussion, wartime command shifts, and, after the war, the lapse of the lieutenant general rank with Sheridan’s death referenced.
End of a Strange Life Revealed in Detroit Soldier Death
A 31 year old man found near Simet hore died from a severed heart injury. He had served years in the United States Army and was discharged last January under Frederick McCullops. The man, said to be Paul Irving Thurter of a prominent Detroit family, joined the army after killing a man in St Louis. He would not sleep or write letters, tearing up any that came to him. Details were provided by a Third Artillery member at the Washington Arsenal.
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Wittecester
Martinsburg
Sheridan
Aepins
Catel Tim
Fisher's Hill
Sheri
Shenandoah Valley
Ter Coud
Marvar
Val-Lave
Sheriuan
Washington
Acediar
Winchester
Winsester
Wenvinee
Trev
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Staunen
Ana
Renacantie Turh
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Abe
Mahitary
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Thera
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Istry Devine
Pelece
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Orks
Ansen Ty Island
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Hautre
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Gieneral
Chicaco
Cougtess
Sherpan
Senate
Washineron
Ang. O
Army of the United States
Schomeid
Loward
Schoueil
Sociar
Congress
scHoorshEp
Ave
Morney
Doata
United States Army
Frederick McCullops
Pailo Irving Thurter
Detroit
Anan
St. Louis
Third Artillery
Washington Arsenal
Fatal Powder Explosion At Squantuck Rack Cut
A blast in a rack-cut at Squantuck near Toletarde, Brostesotan, Conn., caused a deadly explosion. One man died after being hurled fifty feet onto rocks, with severe injuries and burns. He was taken to a train, then to St. Francis Hospital in New York. Italians nearby planned further action on Sunday work crews.
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Brostesotan
Conn
Squantuck
Tralian
Deanis Sudivant
St. Francis’ Hospital
New York
Quick Action of a Guard Ends Jail Break Aide
Louisvile Aug 6 Arch ie Reed a prisoner was shot and killed by a guard during an escape attempt at the work house. Reed with fifty-one inmates broke for liberty but guard Whitlow fired with a Winchester halting the revolt and sending the others back to cells. Reed age twenty one had been jailed last Thursday for carrying concealed deadly weapons.
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Louisvile
Archie Reed
Wrk-House
Wm. Clark
Reed
Clark
Whitlow
Tie
Winchester
Ivy
Nebraskas Famed 400-Pound Man Heads for Washington
F HW Mickelwait Mickelwait, a Nebraska man four hundred pounds, traveled in the baggage car on the Rushville to Washington route as he seeks forty days of treatment to reduce his weight. He remains in robust health with a normal appetite and plans for the journey.
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Nebraska
Chinese Doctors Accused in Fraser River Murder
In New Westminster British Columbia an Indian girl, sixteen, died after three Chinese men posing as doctors gave a poisonous drink and attacked her throat. One man stood guard while the others fled. Two suspects were captured. the third remains at large.
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New Westminister
B.C
Fraser River
Druggist’s Liquor Stock Seized in Cedar Falls
Sheriff visited the Henry Pfeiffer drug store at Cedar Falls and seized about 400 dollars worth of liquors, including forty barrels of beer. Pfeiffer operated under a permit and sold wholesale and retail. He plans to contest the confiscation in court, claiming the right to sell in original packages.
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Weathenroo
Ave
Henry Pfeiffer
Cedar Falls
Pfeiffer
Trial ends as Jimmie Robinson retires in Portage County murder case
In Portage County Ohio at noon Judge Gilmer noted the indictment against Jimmie Robinson the last of the gang charged in Detective Dhuligzan murder. The final scene of Ohio's three greatest murder trials unfolds as Robinson is retired from the case.
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Saavenna
Ohis
Portage County
Jimmie Robinson
Dhuligzan
Gilmer
Government's last marine purchase sails to Providence
The Stiletto, purchased to train sailors in fast steamers, completed a rapid run to Providence on Saturday. At one point she reached about eighteen knots, showcasing her speed and potential teaching value for maritime machinery.
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Newsport
R.L
Providence
Dream Arrives With American Fishing Boat in Tow
A Dominion cruiser Dream arrives with an American fishing boat in tow causing a stir. The vessel carries two men named Wim Danbury of Eastport Maine and Chas Black aboard.
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St. Axprews
Dream
Wim. Danbury
Eastport
Chas. Black
Caught to the Act in Altoona Blaze Arrests
Flem Trout and Bob Kennety, two notorious characters, were arrested today in Altoona Pennsylvania for incendiarism. They were found catse suffered much from mysteri the wholesale War. The abored named Sons when capture were firing.
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Altooxa
Flem Trout
Bob Kennety
Cat
Mysteri
Post Office Robber Captured at Hamburg P.O.
On arrival of the steamer Bothia today U S Marshal Mc Ronald arrested Selia Bruno a passenger for robbing the Hamburg Germany Post Office of 6000 on July 23.
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Bostox
U.S
Mcronald
Selia Bruno
Hamburg
Germany
Ball of Fire Strikes Arcade Hotel in Springfield Storm
A severe Aug 7 storm tore through Springfield Ohio with wind hail and lightning. The Arcade Hotel roof glass shattered and a ball of fire struck the cornice tearing away brick and causing damage estimated around 2904 dollars. A six year old boy named Diamm was struck by glass and stunned but not fatally hurt.
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Springfield
Diamm
Arcane
Bat
Shaffer
Medway
With & Acythe
Sheridan to be buried with notable attendance
Sheridan's funeral will be held Saturday in WasutInetown with a bishop consecrating the Artington lot. St. Matthew's Church will host burial masses as leading church dignitaries from the East attend. The President, Cabinet, foreign legations, army and navy officers, Leval Legion, Grand Army, Congress committees, and troops from New York Harbor and Fortress Monroe are expected to attend.
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WasutInetown
Sheridan
Artington
St. Matthew's Church
Army
Navy
Leval Legion
Grand Army Organization
Congress
The
Union
New York Harbor
Fortress
Monrcee
Pleuro-pneumonia Outbreak Hits New York Cattle
Sudden weather changes trigger a pleuro pneumonia surge in city and Westchester County cattle. The Bureau of Animal Industry orders destruction of more than 24 head from Embric Gf and Charles Hill and Joseph Schwab, valued at over $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Chester County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Messrs
Embric
Charles Hill
Joseph Schwab
Lightning Kills Three at Montgomery County Meeting
Lightning struck during a prolonged colored meeting near Noflets Montgomery County killing three men named Frince Lavis Pay Powers and Chas Alberton who were seated under a tree in front of the church. A mule hitched to a buggy was also killed.
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BrisuscHas
Aba
Noflets
Montgomery County
Frince Lavis
Pay Powers
Chas. Alberton
Bugsy
Holt
Tim Bisccev
Reverend Hanford Accidentally Killed in Farming Accident
Lodian teacher and missionary at St Stephen's Mission J Wane ford, who married Chaska and Miss Peliaws, was thrown from a mowing machine yesterday. He was injured and bled to death before assistance could arrive.
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Pirevnr
J. Waneford
St. Stephen
Mission
Chaska
Sudden Death of Fort Bliss Commandant
Colonel George Gibson of the Fifth Infantry, commandant at Fort Bliss, died suddenly yesterday in Las Vegas New Mexico while there for rest. The remains will be sent to Carlisle Pennsylvania for burial.
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Paso
Tex
George Gibson
Fifth Infantry
Fort Bliss
Las Vegas
N. M
Carlisle
Disappointment Drives Miss Judd to Suicide at School
Miss Daisy Judd of Nashville commits suicide by shooting herself at New Middleton where she was attending school. The note cites disappointment in love as the cause.
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Nashville
Tenn
Daisy Judd
New Middleton
Five Children Die in House Fire in Quebec Parish
The widow of George Coronette in Saint Liyatius Parish, Quebec, had her residence burn Sunday morning and five of her children were killed by the flames.
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Quenec
George Coronette
Typhoid Outbreak Hits Carmelite Convent
An outbreak of typhoid fever strikes the Carmelite Convent at Hochelara. All postulants not yet professed were sent home. One novice has died and four others are prostrated.
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Mostnrean
Quesrec
Aug
Hochelara
Thom
Preacher Wounded in Tennessee Attack
Report from Daeneha Murray County Georgia describes a violent stabbing at an event where Tess Giddins was involved. The preacher suffered multiple throat wounds and is hospitalized. conditions are critical with potential fatal outcome. Authorities investigate the incident and identify Giddins as a primary suspect.
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Daeneha
Murray County Gaite
Hevel
Giddins
Gidding
Congressional Daily Record of August Debates and Votes
Senate and House summaries from August minutes note the Department of Agriculture bill passage, foreign relations on Venezuela vessel seizures, Jackson and Wilkes-Barre buildings funded, muster and pay act extensions, sundry civil bill, and adjournments. Later entries cover fisheries treaty debates, inter-state commerce concerns with Canadian railways, Columbus Exposition plans, pensions, statues for New Jersey, and various appropriation and post office measures.
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Senate
Department of Agriculture
Evarts
Committee On Foreign Relations
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Isul
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Sayre
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Chicago Air Line Railway Company
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Inter-State Commerce Committee
Governour Green
New Jersey
Congress
Richard Stockton
Philip Kearnes
Capitol
Sheridan
Blair
New Hampshire
Great Britain
Tenewal Sheridan
Aug. T
Atlanta
Fragmentary Local News Items Jump From Mines To Murder
A scrambled digest reports Lehigh Valley engine damage and Elijah Mooney saving the day after a crash. It mentions Michael Dial hiring his son Dick, a family row, and a defamation suit by Fryxx against Michael Flynn. Other items include a murder case in Charlottetown, Langtry’s stage farewell, a DeWitt murder arrest, a fatal shooting in Meriden, Mormon polygamy limits, and ship Don Lean arrivals.
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Elijah Mooney
Imwa Ani Wisconsin
Alla
Michael Dial
Abe Michael Fiynn
Polk County
Miller
Charlottetown
de Witt
Ark
Felix G. Luckett
James Plunkett
Frank Slammains
Meriden
Northwest
Cartaix Wagner
Don Lean
South Pacific
San Francico
Craures Bay
Mary Wales
John Martin
Fshing
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