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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1903

Page

4

The Lion's Whelp ar toe By Amelia E Barr

Fragmented OCR reads as a dramatic scene with Oliver Cromwell and Mary discussing politics and faith. The passage blends historical voices, propels toward religious doubt, resolve, and a dawn vision. It highlights duty, destiny, and the Puritan ideals amid civil conflict, with references to God, monarchy, and personal sacrifice.

Dyere Der Beth God Man Planta Leyond Oliver

Remarkable dog and perilous car race tales

A Carrollton observer recounts a dog dragging three dead pigs in a bucket to show he carried them home, while a chaotic Paris Madrid auto race injures drivers and spectators. Reports describe serious crashes near Libourne Angouleme Bonneval and Chartres with multiple fatalities and injuries amid a halted contest.

Murray Carrollton Kas

Death of Max O Reill Famous Newspaper Writer and Lecturer

Max O Reill died May 25 in Paris after months of illness. Born in Brittany in 1848, he pursued writing and later served in the French army during the Franco Prussian war, being wounded and captured at Sedan. The report mixes obituary with scattered race notes and safety concerns from early motor sports, including details about the Gordon Bennett Cup event regulations and public safety debates.

Paul Blonet Max O'Reiil Paris France Brittany Franty Sedan Cowmute Dublin Dames Gordon Hennedten Bt Iroland Comey Tha Bist Royal Automobile Club Pives Madrid

Paris Madrid auto race ends in disaster with deaths

The Paris to Madrid automobile race, begun May 23, was halted after multiple fatalities and injuries along the route from Versailles to Bordeaux. Premier Combes ordered continuation on French soil while Spain barred frontier crossing. Renault and others injured or killed. crowds and unsafe handling blamed. race declared a massacre by one paper.

Paris Madrid Premier Combes Versailles Bordeaux Mateet Renault Lorraine Barrows EEMT Pragea Messrs Porter Stead France la Francaise Paris- Madrid Marcel Renault Coupe Paice Tiers Renault London Daily Chronicle Trom Chartres Anaily Faris Neslet Chartres Parroty Bridge

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