16 Nov 1889
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Newspaper
Odon Weekly Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1889
Page
1
A garbled report notes a one acre value of 75,007 000 and subsidies of a stated per trip from the French government to famed New York Havre steamers. It mentions a 11 year old boy of extraordinary height and girth as a sensational example of the era, reflecting oversized curiosities in current prints.
Fragment describes a riet in Malarue ditutatia with a mention of a daily orient and inhabitants engaged in a constant gle with the pronunciation of din qanie. The text is garbled and readers cannot extract a coherent event or names.
Incomplete OCR text describes an expedition train segment with undefined places and figures. The readable parts mention an engine hauling a team and traveling at a rough rate with several steps and stretches noted.
Poor readability yields hints of a weather related prediction and cautionary notes. The garbled text mentions water, a forecast, and safety considerations. Names, dates, and clear facts are not recoverable from the fragment.
Fragments describe a local notice or item about a fairway or water related matter in A Paso. Readable fragments mention a cadleie gt ae t zt z and a person named Ben 4. The text is incomplete with garbled words and lacks clear actions or dates.
A fragment notes female conductresses on a travel line, praising some as handsome while implying rough treatment for strangers. The text critiques fare practices and the impression of a white woman as a travel companion, suggesting mixed attitudes toward conductors and passengers.
The text describes a gray seed from Arizona called ehilla seen as a versatile edible. Indians supposedly harvest and use it with other seeds, dropping a small amount into water to form a thick fluid that soothes hot weather and provides a mild laxative effect.
The seventy-year-old Soph Pesornick Yousxu reports a lengthy trip through South Africa and passages in the Nafles, claiming sixteen thousand miles traveled and noting no illness since leaving England. The journey is described as one of the most remarkable for his age.
Jonx Hay argues foreign service experience shows Europe rivals force steamship Mines to compete for South American trade. He warns subsidies and policy views fail without maritime capability. The piece threads political discourse, historic alliances, and concerns over alliance shifts in a fragmented excerpt.
The Cronin murder case in Chicago features Robert T. Stanton testifying about printed business cards linked to Patrick Sullivan. Witnesses describe Kunze and Coughlin, wagon drivers, the Carlson cottage scene, and a trunk tied to the death, with testimony from Pinkerton agents, police, and Winnipeg connections.
A London expert links the bacillus of tuberculosis to inoculation through wounds and mucous membranes, with transmission risks from contaminated milk. The report also mentions Pita, a Spain discovered remedy for hydrophobia, said to be the flower stalk of the arce, found accidentally by two men amid a hydrophobic scare.
Sunol, Senator Sanford's three-year-old trotting filly, clocked 2 10 55 to break the three-year-old record on a Pacific Coast track. Ed Dithers praised the mare's speed while noting a fast start may have hindered a faster time. Robert Bonner confirmed purchasing Sunol from L. Sanford, with price undisclosed.
The passenger steamer J. H. Libby carrying five hundred barrels of lime burned in the Straits between Dungeness and Smiths Island. Fifteen passengers escaped on two rafts before the Jean rescued them. The hull was towed to Port Townsend and sunk. Cargo and ship valued at 20000 pounds. mail destroyed.
Six in camera sittings probed abominable charges against West End Club members. Lads and postal messengers were arrested. an eminent Liberal politician, a Royal Household officer, and several peers were implicated. Some accused fled. The magistrates sent a report to the Government. authorities chose not to pursue if offenders exiled themselves, and the proceedings were abandoned.
The State Register reports 86 of 99 counties counted. Boies, a Democrat, appears elected governor by about 6,000 votes. Republican ticket shows the lieutenant governor race weakest outside the top post, with Poyn er leading Hobson by roughly 1,? and a predicted 500 plurality for the remaining counties.
In South Downs, Broosanctos County, on November 12, farmers Chas Polton and Wm Kerr dueled after a mortgage dispute. Kerr was slashed in the abdomen with pocket knives on a public highway, his bowels protruding and no hope of recovery.
Jefferson City Missouri November 12 Secretary of State Lesueur indicates strict enforcement of the anti poor and trust act. He has issued a circular to all corporations failing to file the required affidavit.
Massive turnout at Christ Church Lexington for the late Kentucky Republican leader Colonel William Cassius Goodloe. Ex President Hayes and Cassius M. Clay attended as pallbearers and mourners, with extensive rites, hymns, prayers, and a final burial near the Clay Monument.
The Paymaster General Rochester's annual War Department report records total disbursements of 15,786,621 dollars for the past fiscal year, up 324,819 from the prior year, driven by 997 more discharged men receiving retained pay, clothing not drawn, deposits with interest, and traveling allowances from discharge to enlistment.
Sacramento Nov 15 Dir Latham acting for Senator Geo Hearst negotiates for Sunol offering 95 50,000 for the horse or will pay to keep the trotter in California.
In Locktromp Cal on November 13 Guy Ross a local preacher allegedly shot his wife then killed himself. The motive remains unclear as investigators assess the scene and gather details.
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